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Bisbee daily review., 1912-05-31
QUARANTINE FOR
 SMALL P0X ENDS
Hill Entirely Recovered and Precautions Will
 Cease Today

The quarantine that was placed on the homo of C. E. Hill when he de veloped what was termed mild case of smallpox, will be raised today Hin having completely recovered. Several days ago all Of the old skin had been replaced by new healthy skin except small place several inches in diameter and now this has entirely disappeared. His condition has been normal for ten days or more The health authorities great ly appreciate Hills ready acGui, essence in the quarantine and all measures instituted by them to pre- vent a spread of the disease. which. they say, greatly reduced the danger of an epidemic and facilitated tho handling of the situation. "lIill has been a splendid patient said Dr. Hunt. city health officer.
 The fumigation of mail at the post office. which WIS begun at the in stance or the health authorities, Will be suspended after today as the an- thorities believe that there IS no further danger. the period Of incuba- ton following Hills last appearance down town, having more than eX- pired.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-05-31
DOUGLAS NEGROES
 GET IN BAD''
Recent Arrivals al Shelter City Arrested on
 Pioting Charges

Alexander Murry deputy county al torney, returned Wednesday after noon from Douglas, where he wen, to represent the state in a series Of cases against negroes. The cases grew out of a wholesale fight among negroes in a certain quarter of that city. One woman. Susie Wells, was fined fifty dollars in a city case charging a disturbance of the peace, and was later re-arrested on the charge of assault with a deadly weapon She was held to the grand jury yesterday on this charge. Jim Jackson, another negro. was arrested on the charge of yagrancy.
 The negroes are said to have come to Douglas recently from Fl Paso, and established, on a small scale, a negro quarter in Douglas. This was very objectionable to Douglas peo pie. and several nights ago when q riot occurred among them, their ob- jections seemed justified. It is be lieved that the present prosecutions will largely rid the city of the recent influx Of color.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-05-31

were amusing and entertaining. Miss Lucy Caretto, a member of the class. gave a reading. As the Moon Rose evidencing a splendid talent.
 has been the custom for each class to leave to the high school a section of Alexandrian ifrieZe. The section given by the class of 1912 was presented by Miss Mabel Mar. tin and received on behalf Of the ligh school by George Medigovich and Ralph Doherty. The graduating class was asked to leave a cup to go with the punch bowl previously given the high school, with the nickname oi each member of the class engraved on it and this was presented by Miss Ruth Wade on behalf of the class The program of the evening was closed with a parody on You Are a Grand Old Flag. appropriate to the occasion
Bisbee daily review., 1912-05-31
SlAvS PROUD OF
 THEIR GOUNTRYMAN

Since Peter Zebich. the Slovenian Sandow. arrived in the city he has been receiving many delegations of his countrymen. oI whom there are a large number in Bisbee and who re- gard Zebich with q great deal Of pride. just as American fight fans re- garGed Jim JeifTies and the .'coons" regard Jack Johnson today.
 On the night Of his arrival here Howell avenue was blocked by a throng of zebich's ccuntrymen who looked through the plate glass win dows of the Copper Queen hotel cafe where Zebich was consuming a strong mans meal The attentions O. the crowd became so insistent that his manager finally had to go out on the hotel porch and say a few words to them so that they would go away and let 2ebich eat his meal in peace. No man likes to become a demcnstrator for C firelees cooker or cooked-with- gas food
 A further evidence of the pride his countrymen take in the strong man is furnished by the fact that the posters showing his picture are at q premium. They are to be found in a place of honor in every saloon where Slavonians drink Zebich. however, is heartily enjoying his stay heIe and the attention that is being bestowed on him by his countrymen.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-05-31
DECORATION DAY
 OBSERVED QUIETLY

Several hundred people visited Ev- ergreen cemetery yesterday to indt vidually decorate the graves Of de parted veterans and other loved ones sleeping there. and last night sections of the big Ourying ground were veri- table flower bowers. Tiny flags were used, also, to decorate the graves of dead soldiers. Tbere was no general or formal observance of Decoration Day in Bisbee, however, except by the closing Of stores. Sexton Thomas. of the cemetery, had chairs placed under the shade trees at the ceme- tery, and placed buckets of ice water in convenient places. so that those who visited the cemetery were made comfortable
 Yesterday being a legal holiday. there were no sessions Of the courts and the post office, banks. stores. city nall and other public places were closed all day. The florists sold ser erai hundred dollars worth of cu' flowers, which were used in decorat. ing graves at the cemetery.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-05-31
Personal Mention

A. A. Hopkins of Douelas was in the city yesterday. He was former ly a deputy sherin but is now con nected with the customs service.
 Fred W. Freeman, of the Texas company. at Fl Paso. was in the city on business yesterday.
 T. G. Beene, of the Warren-Bisbee railway, and Mrs Beene, left y,s- terday for California, where they will spend several weeks.
 MT and Mrs w. A. White of Lo- well left yesterday for . vacation trip to California.
 Mir and Mrs. A. w. Engelder left yesterday for Chicago and other east ern points.
 Judge Fred Sutter. of the superior court. arrived in the city from Tombstone last night.
 Sheriff Wheeler and Deputy Howe of Tombstone were in the city yes terday.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-05-31
BOY BOUND OVER
 ID GRAND JURY
Eugene Earnest, Alleged PoStoffice RoDber Is
 Given Hearing

TUCSON, May 30-Eus-ne Ear nest, the boy who is charged with breaking into and robbing the post office at Bowie, was taken before United States Commissioner James R DuHseath yesterday. and was bound over to appear before the grand jury The evidence against the boy is not very strong as shown by the exami- nation yesterday but it is the belief of the authorities that the boy was connected with the affair, and the evidence is sufficient to make a good case.
 Raymond F.. Moore, the companion Of Earnest, who gave the information leading to his arrest, appeared as a wFtneSs before the commissioner So did Justice Heinrich of Bowie and Soledad Rubio Of Bowie.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-05-31
WILL LOOK INTO r | R [ R A l [ 5
Underwriters Promise the Commercial Club to Investigate Local
 Situation
TO RE NO DELAY

Bisbee is a step nearer 10 obtaining redress in the matter of fire insurance rates. A thorough investigation Of the situation. and that speedy one. is promised by the Board of Fire under writer's of the Pacific in a letter from the secretary of th. body to the sec retary of the Commercial club. This follows the activities of the Insurance committee of the club. the chairman of which is Fire Chief Barney Norton. Al their direction the secretary of tue club sent n letter tO the Board of underwriters and after considerable delay the answer was yesterday re- .ceiyed
 Nearly a month ago the Review Tublished an account of the efforts that were being made to secure fair insurance rates for the property own ers of Bisbee. At that time copy of the letter sent on the subject on April % was given to the public. Yes terday came the acknowledgement of the receipt of the letter and an ex- Dlanation of the delay together with an assurance Of spedy consideration. That letter is as follows.
 MT !. IT. Gray, Secretary or Warren
 District Commercial club:
 Dear Sir:
 Reference is made 10 your favor Of the 29th of April. advising that the insurance committee of your organi- zation had requested that a letter pc directed to this office concerning a reduction of the fire insurance rates in Bisbee
 beg to apologize for the delay that has ensued since the receipt of your communication, but this was un- avoidable owing 10 q change in the personnel or the committee having matters Of this kind in charge. A new committee has recently been ap- Lointed. and your favor has now re- ceived it's careful consideration. The committee has instructed that the matter De referred to the district sec retary Of the Board in Los Angeles for the purpose of carefully investi- gating the fire protection afforded our city at this date. and to report without unnecessary delay the result of his inspection.
 The committee desires to take this opportunity of assuring you that just as soon as the report referred to comes to hand. it will receive prompt and careful attention.
 Trusting that no serious incon- venicnce has been caused you through the unavoidable delay in taking up the subject mater of your communication.
 Yours very truly,
 F. NJ MOHRHARDT. Secretary" While this letter contains no di. rect asurance that the reductions de. sired will be immediately granted the insurance committee of the cIut feels certain that when the matter is taken up it can be shown to the investigator that Bisbee has taken steps for better protection that war rant a reduction and that reduction should have been granted before thIs 1 The committee states that it has merely taken it's first steps in the mater and will not rest until the re dress that has been asked shall have been obtained. Members of the com mittee yesterday stated that they | feel confident that action favorable | to Bisbee will be obtained through tine efforts that are now in progress 1 in that direction.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-05-31
FAVOR TWICE -A-
 MONTH PAY DAY
Commercial Club Urges Passage of Bill Now Before the Leg
 islature
PLAN ADVERTISING

When the semi-mOnthly pay day Din was before the regular session of the legislature last month no action npOn the subject was taken by the Warren District Commercial club for the reason that the information from Phoenix was to the effect that the bill would pass and that no objection to it had been manifested. Nevertheless the bill was killed and now that the legislature is again considering such q method the club has decided not to be caught mapping a second time but 10 do what it can to aid in the pas sage of the measure. This was con. sidered and decided upon at the res. ular weekly meeting of the board of directors. The secretary will write to the members of the legislature and urge the passage of the lill that is now pending and which it is expected will become a law unless the uneN pected should happen as it did before.
 When it was proposed to enact a weekly pay day law and also a semi monthly law was being considered, the secretary Of the Commercial club sounded public sentiment in the War ren district. He found a comparative few of the business men who adyocat ed the first measure and a universal sentiment in favor of the last men toned measure among the business men. It was also found that the big mining companies here were not Op- posed to the measure if the men de- sired it. Inquiry at Phoenix showed no open opposition to the bill at that time and it was taken for granted that it would be passed. That it ney- ertheless failed is well known. Now the club takes the action stated and advocates the measure before the legislature and puts itself on record on the subject The advocacy of the men themselves would and win doubtless have the greatest weight but the weight of the influence Of the club will be added to theirs.
 Plan Some Advertising
 Publicity work for the district is now to be undertaken. The prepar ation of advertising matter is now underway In the road map book oi Arizona there will be a map and H. lustTated descriptive matter relative to the district and the Bisbee portion of this is now being prepared and will be ready for the printer within q few days. Other advertising work is planned by the Borderland Route association of this section. lt is planned to get out a folder with a
Bisbee daily review., 1912-05-31
NOTICE To Stockholders Of the Cananea Boston Mining Go.

Notice is hereby given that the an nuaI meeting of the Cananea Boston Mining company will be held in Bis bee. Arizona. at the Copper Queen hotel, on the second Wednesday in June. The purpose of the said meet ing is to elect a board of directors for the ensding year and transact whatever other business as may properly come before the meeting.
 ANTHONY KENNEDY.
 Secretary.
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Bisbee daily review., 1912-05-31
Exercises Close Today.

The reception given by the High school alumni in honor of the grad. uates of 1912, to be held at the Gen. tral school this evening will close the commencement exercises and the SO cial affairs incident to commence men;. The High school teachers will leave Saturday fer their homes.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-05-31
Normal president Here.

President A. J. Matthews. of the Tempe Normal school. arrived in the city yesterday morning and last night delivered the annual commencement address to :he graduates of the Bis bes High school at the Y. NJ. c. A. gymnasium. He will leave this morn ing for Douglas and deliver the com mencement address at the closing ex- ercises Of the Douglas high school.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-05-31
Brief Local Items
Getting Ready for Game.

The Warren District Country club played a practice game at Warren park yesterday afternoon, getting ready for their game with the Moose on June 9. The Eagles will challenge the winner ol the Country club-Moose game
Bisbee daily review., 1912-05-31
NOTICE TO BIDDERS

Bids for the program privilege of the Fourth of July celebration Will be received up to and including Ma, 20 when the privilege will be let 10 the highest bidder. Five thousand copies to be printed and distributed.
 THOMAS BLAIR.
 N. Y. Life Office.
 Bank of Bisbee
Bisbee daily review., 1912-05-31
HIGH SCHOOL PUPILS
 GRADUATE LAST NIGHT
CBy Wallace Vaughn)

The commencement eYGi CIJeS Ot the Bisbee high school were held last tight at the Y. NJ. C. A. gymnasium. The first number on the evening 'S program was a selection by tne girls sIec club, which was followed E Q short address by C. F. Philbrook. su- perinteGdent of the schools of the district, in which he said that the class Of 1912 was the seventh class to be graduated from the high school, the graduates, including the 1912 class, numbering Seventy-two. or that number nine are teaching school, seven have attended univer- sites, and fifteen are now attending other schools. In all, thirty-fiye graduates of the high school have attended other shools of higher edu- cation, or forty per cent of the total number of graduates.
 Following a second selection by the glee club, President Matthews, oi the Tempe Normal school, delivered the commencement address. He re- called that twelve years ago Arizona had two high schools, and in that year graduated nine pupils. This year two hundred students were grad uated from fourteen high schools in the state He used the comparison To show the rapid growth or educa- tiCn and educational facilities in the state
 He stated that the Arizona legis. !ature, by passing the education bill, had placed Arizona in the first rank in educational affairs in the United States.
 President Matthews then delivered diplomas to the 1912 graduates, Coun- ty School Superintendent Hotchkiss being unable to be present, A song by the glee club closed the eXer- cises. Those who received diplomas were:
 Bert Caretto. Wallace Vaughn, Opal Roberts. Florence Watkins. Yda Paff, Theodore Krigbaum, Ethel Schrim- scher, Henry Shattuck, Mabel Mar tin, Arthur Jones. Lucy Caretto, War ner Shattuck, Ruth Wade.
 The Class Day exercises Of the high school commencement held at the Y. M. c. A. gymnasium Tuesday evening were a splendid success in every way and were largely attended. The exer- 1 cises now feature of commence ment week. were first held last year and are more popular among teachers and students alike than the former exercises, consisting of the tiresome reading of theses. The exercises Tuesday evening were brief and snap py and not a moment of the evening Jagged.
 Bert Carctto. as president Of the class of 1912, delitered the presidents address. Arthur Jones gave the class history. beginning with the freshman year and soaring through seniordom. Miss Florence Watkins read the class prophecy and Miss Opal Roberts the class poem, both of which
Bisbee daily review., 1912-05-31

and visiting Rebekahs are requested to meet at Odd Fellows Hall at 10 a. m., Sunday, June 2. to attend me morial service. Service will be held at Presbyterian church at II a. m.
 T. By order of Noble Grand.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-05-31
ROAD MAP MAKERS
 WILL LEAVE TODAY

The automobile belonging to C. D. Hamilton, which was wrecked by running into a sunken culvert at Bak- ersyille, was ovsrhauled and repaired at local garage yesterday. All that was missing from the machine when the mecanician went for it yesterday was a lap robe. according to MT. Hamilton.
 Messrs. Hamilton and Locke will leave today for the southwestern DOT tion of the state, where they will collect additional data on roads for the illustrated road map of the state They will first visit Nogales, then Tucson, and then they will go to the Grand Canyon. They will compile detailed data of the road to the Grand Canyon for the map. Mir. Locke will be at Tucson to attend the meet ing of the state republican conven
Bisbee daily review., 1912-05-31
Young Athletes Return.

The young athletes of the Lincoln school who won the championship pennan. in the grammar school field meet have returned from an outing of ten days in the Huachuca mount aims. In charge of Misses Crane and Campbell of the Lincoln school they camped in Ramsey's canyon and made several excursions into the hills
Bisbee daily review., 1912-05-31
No Courts Yesterday.

There were TO cases in any of the courts yesterday. the courts being closed on account of Memorial Day, which is @ legal holiday All other pubic offices were also closed.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-05-31

We have the new vest pocket ko- dak in stock-Dowell Drug Co. 9eS
Bisbee daily review., 1912-05-31

All Odd Elbows of Bisbee Lodge No. 10 and visiting brothers and Rebakahs
Bisbee daily review., 1912-05-31

eral weeks collecting specimens or the flora of the bills for use in his botany class in the high school next year.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-05-31

VII Collect Botany Specimens.
 Professor L. N. Gooding will leave Monday for the White mountains in this state, where he will spend sev-
Bisbee daily review., 1912-05-31
CANANEA NEWS
 NOTES

CANANEA, Son, Mex, May 30:- Manuel G. Armenia. a carpenter, fell from ladder while at work at the residence of Dr. L. D. Ricketts Wed nesday morning and was almost in sstantly killed, breaking his neck Armenia was placing screens on the windows and was on a short ladder at work at the time he fell. How he happened to lose his footing is not known. The ambulance was called and he was taken to the hospital where he arrived dead.
 Armenia was an assistant to the carpenter foreman and was consider ed a good workman and we'll liked. The funeral occurred Wednesday aft ernoon at o'clock, the carpenters union and Aquiles Serdan society at tending in a body.
 Lis. Carlos Robles. Linares, judge | of the first instance here, has re- signed his office. to accept a similar office at Guaymas. He will be sue ceeded by Lie. de Ia Vega y Bringas, who comes from Guaymas. Felix Lavalle, a deserter from the federal army, was recently arrested at Fronteras and brought here for trial. He deserted his company at Auga PTieta