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Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-07
POSTAL COMPANY 10 LEAVE SOUTHWEST
Western Union Will Take Over All Local Tele-
 graph Business

The offices of the Postal Telegraph company in Bisbee and at other points on tLe Ei Paso < Southwest ern. will close on June II and no husiness will be accepted on that line after that date Ii is understood that following the closing Of the or fee, the equi ament win be taken down and shipped tO Fl Paso.
 The lines of the Fl Paso x South western railroad company have been operated by the Postal under a lease for Q number of years The lease ey- pired on June 1 and the Western Union assumed control Of the South Westerns wires under the terms of a new agreement. The Southwestern wires will he run into the Western Union office in the Allen building.
 lt IS not known nere whether the new lessee intends to enlarge the local Western Union plant. lt las not been announced who will be the manager Of he Bisbee office Ir. Holz. who has been the manager Of the Postal here. will leave soon for Chicago, where he will spend several weeks Of his vacation. He has not been advised to what point he will De transferred or whether he will be placed in charge of the Bisbee West ern Union office, ,-as has been reported here
 it is understood that Manager Perry of the w. IT. office, will shortly be transferred to a California office. Op- orator HAl. at the W. U. office. has been transferred to Fl rasO.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-07
FOURTH COMMITTEES
 URGED TO GET BUSY
Less Than Four Weeks 10 Complete Plans for
 Celebration

Less than four weeks to the Fourth Of July These are the wakenins words that are being sounded 10 all of the heads cf committees and com mitteemen that have been appointed by the Fourth of July celebration committee. There is much 10 be done in these short four weeks. and most of this is 10 he done at once if the celebration is to be the success that lis desired This is inc warning that lis being sounded by the directors of the organization.
 This geek should see tEe requisite funds raised for the celebration, the allotmeuts and appropriations to the various committees must be made at once and President solomon yester- day stated that he would call a meet. ing to be held at the city hall next Monday night ar which time he ex- poets the finance committee to have completed it's preliminary canvass. At that meeting he wants all of the heads of committees to be present as well as the directors so that the real work of the affair may be begun at once He asked that all committees meet this week and have their plans outlined so as 10 report at that meet, ing and the committees that fall down" may consider themselves as responsible if the celebration is rot what it was a year ago. This IS what he states he desires to impress upon all That they must get togeth- CT nov and all work, not leave the details 70 Ge worked ont by a mere handful Of men. ''lt is a Fourth for all.' said he yesterday. and al should dc their share and do it now.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-07
FLY SWATTERS
 ABOUND HERE
Nearly Everyone Has Joined Campaign Against
 the Pests

A shipment of fly swatters has been received by a Main street mer- chant. and everybody's doing it. It has become the fashion for people 10 carry the swatter swung graceful ly by a string over the shoulder, SD that swatting may be done on the spur of the moment and on the shoot Of the fly. To some the sight Of a
 bTawny man. a digniieG adult. ear rying a fly sWater around with him may seem out Of proportion with the size of house fly. but when physic- ions give the assurance that more people will be killed in the United
 States this summer through the Ggen. cy of the househy than in all Of the
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-07

the Los Angeles Record every day ex-
 cept Sunday from now until four days after the great presidential election. The Los Angeles Record wants their
 paper in the homes of every one in this locality and are making this re- markabie offer. The regular price of the Record is BOG per month, yet their special offer which Will last but few days will enable you to read all the up-to-date news and the latest presidential reports at c reduced price The publishers request that all those desiring to take advantage of this offer, to hll out the coupon that appears in their adv. today, and mail it at once. u3
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-07
NEW YORK TO WELCOME
 GERMAN SQUADRON

NEW YORK, June S.-A local conl- mittee comprising some of the fore most citizens of the metropolis has practically completed all details of the elaborate program for the reception and entertainment of the officers and men Of the German naval squadron that will arrive in New York next Sunday. Banquets and receptions for the officers and a clam-bake and vls- it 10 Coney Island for the sailors will be features of the entertainment The German warships will be escorted from Hampton Roads 10 New York by-the second division of the Atlantic fleet The officers and crews Of the American ships will assist in the en- tertainment of the visitors during their stay in New York city.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-07
JOKE STIRRED
 HE FIGHT FANS
Report of Johnson's Death Was Circulated We'd
 nesday Evening

A practical joke, started for inc benefit Of a negro porter at the Maze pool hail. Sumpter DeWara a dis. ciple Of .il' Artha. spread throughout the district yesterday and queries came % the Review office from sources jhat would never be sus, pected ot having an interest in the Itfy 4 bout between the Pueblo Fire man ana the Chicago Smoke.
 The fake report that Johnson was killed in an auto accident was chrcnicicd on the Maze bulletin board and the pOrter's eye turned ivory Withs amazement but under the loshing Oi the sports that loitar around the place the negro soon got wise 10 the fate.
 The little joke was not confined 10 the pool room. however and soon every business man in the down town district was jumping sideways in search Of confirmation Of the re- port. The fact that the Review Lad received no news regarding the re- ported accident 10 Johnson shonld have been sufficient to properly classi- fy the report but it wasn't
 The fact that Johnson is an auto mobile enthusiast gave a tincture of truth 10 the report and many who had arranged 10 see the Johnson Flynn bout were disappointed that old Dcath had got the big smoke be. fore Flynn mad chance at him
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-07
SOLDIERS MAY
 CAMP HERE
Commercial Club Has Invited the Fourth Cavalry to Stop on Way to
 Huachuca
WILL COME SOON

lt IS possible that the people 0i The Warren district may soon have The opportunity 70 see large bod y nl united States cavalry with pack trains and wagon trains, on the march. An effort is being made to persuade the officers Of the Fourth Cavalry 10 make camp here in tho course or their march from Fort Bnss jo Fort HuachucA and if this is done 1t Is probable that ;he visit will be paid about the middle of the present month
 Fort Huachuca is to be q regimen; al post with very much greater ac- CommOdations and larger body of soldiers stationed there than ever heretofore Within a short time {. portion Of the Fourth [. $. Cavalry will march from Fort Bliss, where they have been stationed, to Fort HEachuca. where they will be sta tiOned
 The establishment Of a regimental post so near this city may mean much to the business men of Bisbee If the trade of the camp comes here where it should rightfully turn, it will be an important source or
 
 tiOns should be established at the ear Hest moment with officers and men If the men come here on furlougb and when of duty to purchase their needs, the merchants in all lines of business will reap the benefit. and the Furnishing of supplies to the post is an important matter to the large business houses.
 Tucson will seek this business whether Bisbee does or not and with a view Of iorestalling the efforts of the Old Pueblo. the directors of the Commercial club have directed an hnvitatiOn to be sent 10 the officers of the regiment to make camp in the district, and should the invitation be accepted, has appointed a reception and entertainment committee con sisting of w F. Brophy. F. A Toy- req. Capain John C. tGreenway and < representative 10 be chosen by BuX- ton and Smith.
 Yesterday the invitation toL several of the officers was sent in the fol lowing form:
 Captain
 Fourth '. s. Cavalry
 Dear Sir
 This club is informed that within ry now stationed at Fort Bliss, will march to their new station at Fort Huachucg. It Is my pleasant duty to extend to you and through you Q cordial invitation to make camp in
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-07
EVENING RECORD OF LOS AN
 GELES MAKING BIG DOLLAR

As 2 special indrcement during the presidential campaign the Los An aeles Record will mail to any address from now until November 10th, every issue Of their paper. postpaid, for Hne dollar. This means that you will get
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-07
Brief Local Items
Rev. pecker's Mother Dies.

Methodist church, received a telegram yesterday morning informing him of the death of his mother at the old home in Pennsylvania. He left yes terday afternoon to attend the funer- al.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-07
Woman Forfeits Bond

A woman named Louise Campbell was arrested Wednesday night by police officers on an aggravated charge of disturbing the peace. She gave bond for her appearance yes rerday afternoon at o'clock before judge High but failed to appear and it was said by officers that she had left the city The bond of s10 was forfeited to the city.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-07

this district on your long march, and to assure you that officers and men will receive a hearty welcome if this is done.
 In the hope that you will find the opportunity to visit Bisbee and the Warren district. the greatest copper camp Of the southwest, the board ol directors of this club last night passed a resolution instructing me to issue dhe invitation. and has apointed a committee to entertain the officers should this invitation be accepted. II this could be done. would thank you for an early notification, SO that the committee may have time to naRe all necessary preparations.
 Trusting that | may have the op pOrtunity of soon meeting you and the other officers of the Fourth per SOnallN ! am
 Cordially yours,
 JOSEPH H. CRAY,
 Secretary
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-07
Overcome by Gas.

A miner named Jim Wilson was taken to his home yesterday at neon from the Oliver shaft. where he was overcome by gas while working in the mine.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-07

Misses Anna Willmer. Anne Apple gate and Laura Schlatterer, teachers in the city schools, left yesterday for Los Angeles ard the beaches.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-07

is in the city as the guest of Mrs. w. G. Hubbard, with whom she will spend the summer.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-07
SOUTH DAKOTA c. 4. R.

MITCHELL. s. D., June 6-Gayly decorated in the national colors. Mitchell presented a patriotic appear ance today in honor of the civil war veterans and their friends who have gathered here from ali parts of the state for the annual encampment of the grand army of the republic, de- partment of South Dakota. The gather ing will continue three days and will include the annual sessions of the several bodies affiliated with the G. A R
 battles of the Mexican revolution. the armament may be considered iusti- fable.
 The fiy-swatting movement has ai- tained a scope that it never reached before" said a prominent physician yesterday. Tt Is literally true that every body's doing it." The movement extends over the whole country. and is not confined tO the large population centers, where the campaign has been intensively carried on by health eX- perts. In a little town down in south ern New Mexico. prizes totalling sev- eral hundred dollars have been of fered to the person killing the largest number of housefiies.
 The people at large are coming to realize the pertinence of the preach ments of the physicians and the health experts and authorities, and that is all that is needed to place a quietus on typhoid fever. When peo- pie caIne fully to realize that yellow fever was due to the mosquito. they began swatting the mosquito, with the result that the disease has practical iy been expurgated from the cata- iogue of American ills The news- papers arc due a large share of the rTedit for the success Of Inc swat ,he-hy camraign, for 1t is because :hey have kept everlastingly at ii that the people are beginning to be- lieve that the fly is dangerous"
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-07
sundax School Picnic.

At meeting of pastors and Sunday school workers Wednesday evening it was decided to have a union picnic on June goth at Lewis Springs. Fur ther details will be given out later.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-07

Miss Ona Wescott, a teacher in the Central school, left yesterday morning for Long Beach where she will spend the summer.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-07

H. Marion left yesterday for Los Angeles. where he will spend several weeks.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-07

The Misses Gibson left yesterday for Long Beach. Cal, to spend the sumner there.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-07

Miss Spellman, teacher of domestic science in the high school, left yes terday for Los Angeles and the beaches, where she will spend the summer vacation.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-07
Tovrea Buys Car.

F.. A. Tovrea has purchased an E. M. F. 20" automobile from the Bis bee agency
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-07

Mr and Mrs. M [. Brophy and fam fly left yesterday for California. Nlr Rrophy went as far as Tucson by au- tomobilc, joining his family thero.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-07

Miss Cora Hallam, of Galena Kan.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-04

81 FACING ON BROWNING
lnhrter block from 9th East, s725.
ave, is near 10th South. Ad-
't9, Tribune. f5ss
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-04
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
FARMS AND ACREAGE

acres. mostly extremely rich. mountain
loarn. about II miles north Of S. l. C..
acres acre % in fruit tam and about oi ioS acres % eholcV
est land; four hne springs; $4,000; easy
terms or city properly,
Pay actual cash value for water stock.
house and other improvements, inple-
ments. machinery and live stock. and
you get 30 acres choicest fruit or garden
land with abundant primary water right:
ABSOLUTELY NOTHING. IT'S a real.
genuine snap. Terms or city property,
in all Utah, with abundant water. one
mile from railroad station. 1s blocks
from school, church, possoffice and store
and one block from new State road.
barn for 10 horses and 40 tons hay;
granary, we'll. corrals. etc; eight mllch
cows clearing over s2 day. four calves
(all part Holstein). three horses. wagon
about so hogs; 35 acres fne alfalfa
(eight acres going to seed) and 16 acres
excellent grain. One OF the best and
sSne sess for 5000 Il xasn sna svs sen
uine bargain we'd not advertise It.
22s ACRES OF THE RICHEST LAND,
two miles from city and railroad q
acres grain and most all a black loam.
suitable for raising garden truck. po-
tatoes, sugar beets, etc. no better
place in the west for stock farm; range
right for many hundreds head stock
Small herd pure bred Berkshire hogs.
six Jersey cows and one bull six horses.
| mares and colts, 200 Rhode Island red
chicks. full and complete set Implements
and machinery. 4-room house, granary.
sheds, corrals. etc. and about a dozen
flowing wells, besides other desirabl e
water. Much OF this land is worth con-
siderable over 800 an acre. but will be
sacrificed for $45 an acre; easy terms or
city property.
A. n. ROSENBAUM CO..
113 Main, Room g. Wesatch 3S39
f342
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-04
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
IMPROVED AND UN1MpRovEp.
CLEARANCE SALE EAST SIDE
BUILDING LOTS.


CLEARANCE SALE EAST SIDE
BUILDING LOTS.
LOW PRICES. CASH OR ON EASY
$1,000 cash, $1,000 HSEMs- fnosthly. secures any
of the following. Look them up, IL won't
cost anything TO investigate:
S5oo-50-ft. lot on University street near
18th East and 9Th South.
S5oo-So-ft- lot near 9Th South and 5th
East. Sidewalks In.
sS0o-315-ft lot near eth South and 5th
East. Sidewalks In.
s60e-60-ft. lot on Lake St. 158 II. deep.
s625-S7b-ft lot on Lake street between
7th and sth East.
seoo-37t-ft lot on 7th East. Sidewalks.
curb and gutter and sewer.
s95o-50 IT.. corner on Lake st.
S515-3ii-ft lot on 9Th East, 1853 IT. 70
s7oo-5o,ft lot on 5th East. 1856 it. to
S525-50 It. on Emerson ave near 9th
East
ss559-5o #. on sth East. 1856 It TO alley,
S10O-50 IT. near ath South and 10th East.
Close TO high school,.
A few choice lots on Capitol hill. so
IT, near capitol only S1100,
continue to pay rent7 Build your own
little home and get start towards your
Independence.
cLoMG:IN MGsT - Fast ST sIRE gAEeAIS AZ ,IS LOTS.
900-a1s IT. on 18th East near 9Th South,
reasonable terms.
sl6oo-51x1l5 to alley on 7th East near
eth South; first-class home or
apartment site, Sidewalks and
sewer included
S11b0-40 ~. on 11th near 9Th South.
slloo-5o II. on 4th South near 18th East.
south front; a very fine lot, It's q
great bargain.
s125o-4l2 Il. on 10th East near 5th South.
slS75-6o #. on Douglas ave. near 4th
South.
s16Oo-so 1T. on Bird South near 18th. Fin
est view lot on east side.
we are satisfied you can make no mis-
take on any OF the above. Lots are be-
coming very scarce al reasonable prices.
These are all below the market Don't
take our word for IT, but investigate
A large list OF houses at bottom prices
can be seen by calling at our office. More
than pleased to show anything we have
for sale.
You should act now. Values are going
up,
PETERSON REAL ESTATE & INVEST
MENT CO.,
81 East 4th South ST. Phone 1890
f427
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-04
"sTF ETROPE IF YOU MUST"

"sEE EUROPE IF YOU MUST"
but buy one Of my bargains in land first
Il will make you money while you travel;
80 acres, part under cultivation, all
fenced, near Pingree. Idaho. Water light
alone worth $40 per acre. Al soil. $4,000.
OF acres, well improved ranch near
Heber. good water right. $3.50. or VIII
trade for small improved acreage near
Provo city,
$40 acres fine sagebrush land In Park
valley. SlS25 per. acre. $3.50 cash VIII
handle this, or will sell 800 acres.
Have from $50 to 1900 acres good dry
farm land at s12 to $3.50 per acre: Eesy
terms. or win trade for city property,
700 acres, improved ranch on Raft river.
including stock. farming implements, ev-
erything on place goes.
II yon want grazing land In small or
large blocks. "see me-"
Don't forget that I am agent for Raft
river and Park valley lands and Strevell
lots. See or write me for circulars and
full information.
GEO. W. DANLEY,
W. 1925. s16 Newhouse Bldg.
r4f2
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-04

5oo0-5-room modern red pressed brick.
on 18th South. faces south, near
9th East: room for Q rooms up
stairs hath, toilet. Q. l., pantry.
: closets, oak floors. beautiful oak
front door. lawns, flowers. 60 rose
bushes. cement walks. garage
chicken houses. fruit trees and
shade. You don't have TO do any,
thing TO this home but move in.
Gas range. coal range. new front
room rug. dining room rug. bed
room carpets and $3.50 dining room
set and sideboard go with the
place. This Is a dandy and a good
buy. Call US early.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-04
SUBURBAN LOTS. $3.50 MONTHLY.

Houston. Texas. is having the most
wonderful growth Of any city In the
United States. Population increased from
$4,000 70 10000 In seven years. Pre-
d!ctod by conservative business men that
IL Will go 20 half million: SIT. 7.00o. 600 spent
on new buildings In pas. two years, mag
pldceut skyscrapers, hotels. etc; 600 fac
tories, Rice university. endowed with ten
millions. opens this year: government i'm.
proving ship channel TO bring ocean liners
TO meet our II railroads. Fortunes will
be made by investors In suburban prop
erty. We have just opened for sale the
towDsitc OF Satsuma. beautiful suburb OF
Houston. 80 minutes from heart OF city:
on railroad and boulevard; lots 5OxI0o
feet: flrst 200 go at s25 each: t:rms 81
cash and 81 monthly: no interest. Price
Will be advanced after first goo arc sold
Write for fun particulars or send 81 and
get choice location. c. ". Hail & Co,
10 Commercial Bank bldg, Houston,
Texas. e29T0
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-04
FARM SNAPS

FARM SNAPS
BEST BARGAIN IN MILL CREEK
II ncres planted TO bearing fruit trees
and all f,lled in with small fruits and
vegetables. Perfect frost drainage and
fine water right. Only $4,000. $500 down
will buy II.
Another good one:
12h acres with acres planted TO trees.
Do not overlook this II you want good
farm near the city. $4,000. $1,000 cash
and balance 10 suit
We have all kinds Of farms and or
charde. See us before buying or SELL
ing.
A h SNOW DEVELOPMENT CO.,
116 e. End So, Phone, Wasatch 30lo.
Farm Specialists
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-04
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
IMpRovEn AND IJNIMpRovEp

ss5oo-5 ROOMS. MODERN. PRESSED
brick. on J st. Fine home with
mantel. bath. toilet, ETC.: hne fur
mace. Sold for $4,000. Yours for
$500 Sewer. sidewalks, large lot
2bx10: faces east. Easy terms.
sS200-Fine 5-room mod. brick. new. just
off 9th East, faces south. nice lot.
lawns, etc. $500 cash. s25 per mo.
Near 18th South.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-04
UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS.

Close in on the brow OF the east
bench. City water. new homes on the
new car line near 10th South on 18th
East High and slightly. 4 blocks south
OF the now S, L. c, high school, close TO
u. OF u. and Westminster college. west
OF the new 81 100000 Country club. close
to town.
One-third less than other lots To close
them out, s275 per lot, $40 cash. s5 per
month.
MEEKS & MCCARTNEY,
Owners, 210-2l1 Boston Bldg.
Phone for auto-Wasatch 2622.
No foreclosures on account OF sickness
or out Of work.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-04
aALE-REAL ESTATE
nUsroNs. THE HoUsERs.

$500.
racr building lot. corner
n and KensIngton ave.
rs n desired.
.-v desirable building lot, 18th
near Eth South. Alley and
|<e site In rear. Terms, and
n cent
1880.
~ In, s-room modern. south
walking distance.
ss5oo.
|rup1ete 5-room modern cot
Largo lot. grounds all i'm
u OF the most complete mod
e-room bungalows on the
<ef white oak floors. built
|~ffet and seats: two modern
~ bookcases. cabinet kitch-
III Finished In white enamel.
- norch, cemon onted base
"A yIou,ers See us for Ia.
," o~'u
toIy1ss tr,rov
e =, fe na,d s.roo,n hrie,,
"A barn VIII take 4-room
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-04
FOR A SHORT TIME

IS cash and $3.50 monthly will get you
a fine lot In Homesite Addition. with
broad cement walks and trees Easy,
amt it2 We will give you the best
proposition you have ever had. Home
site Addition was opened In May, See
ished and occupied, Look into this big
offer at once A chance Of a lifetime.
Own home. Have a garden, Start to-
day. Let us show you Homesite Addi-
tion and explain to you how easy 1t Is
to secure a home OF your own.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-04

Nice little 4-room cottage on 10th
East, $500.
DO YOU OWN A LOT?
We will build to suit you. No cash
required; easy monthly payments. Let
us show you some OF the beautiful homes
We have built. There are IS Of them,
See that 4x8-rod lot on 7th ave. be-
tween ] and X, faces north. sI450. We
will build you a home on II.
Nice fruit ranch to trade for city prop
eTty. also acres IN fruit, very choice.
$4,000.
State ST, Ioox1s5 and nice Arm. house.
shade, flowers. etc. Just ideal. s275o.
Terms.
HOW ABOUT FIRE INSURANCE?
Let us write your protection.
BETTrLYoN HOME BUILDERS co.,
10 and II e. 3rd South. Wasatch 2030
1901