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Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-20
BOL|N ACCEPTS.
 TAKES OFFICE
New Deputy Sheriff Is Back from Phoenix and Begins on
 New Duties
TALKS BUT LITTLE SEVERAL RECEIVED

Jack Bolin yesterday assumed the duties Of the office of deputy sheriff in Bisbee and jailer of the local branch or the county jail. his induc tion being marked only by the presen- tstion to him of the keys of the barred window building on O. K. street.
 Sheriff Wheeler announced more than a month ago that he had named Mr. Bolin as deputy sheriff of Bisbee indeed it was the sherin's first an souncement after the returns had been counted Mir. Bolns delay in ac- ccpting the appointment argued that he was slated to appointment to a state job by Governor Hunt. The friendship existing between Hunt and Bolin bolstered up the argument and when the latter was called to Phoenix Friday. it was expected locally that Bolin had gone to his political reward
 Public is Pleased
 While Mir. Bolin was somewhat non committal as 10 his mission to the state capital as to the mine inspectors job. he said: According to the legis- latiye program the law providing for the place of mine inspector will be one of the last things taken up by the legislature and there will be no such position available before August
 The acceptance of the Bisbee dep utyship by MT. Bolin practically com pletes the lineup of Sheriff Wheeler's department of the county government This was one apointment which the new sheriff had long ago made up his mind 10 make. apparently and Mir Boln's acceptance will give general satisfaction in the district lie was q member Of the constitutional con yention and is well known all over the state through associations formed in the convention. He was a strong contender for the nomination of sher if in the late party campaign and later gave his hearty support to the candidate. He a miner, is young and energetic and should make an able peace officer.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-20
BISBEE JUSTICES OF
 PEACE WELL TREATED
Better Salaries Are Paid Then Than These of
 Capitol City

Bisbee justices Of the peace will TO- ceiye more pay than those of Phoenix. notwithstanding the population of Phoenix is about 4,000 more than that Of Bisbee. The salary Of the two Bis bee justices is s16O per month or sl,920 per year; while the salary of the two Phoenix justices, as justices is but $l33.33 per month or s1 ,600 per year. The salary of Justice Johnstone is Sl.S00 per year but he is coroner as well as justice
 Other salary comparisons are as follows: Maricopa clerk of superior court, S2,400; Cochise, s2,700, MaricO- pa assessor. s2,4OO; Cochise, S3,60O; MaricOpa treasurer $2,5O0 Cochise, $500
 The sheriff of Maricopa gets 5000 per year, but he is allowed only six deputies at sl00. per month. who shall take care of the office work as well as the outside work. While the Cochise sheriff gets 5000 his deputies get sal aries ranging from s1,620 to s1,s00 per year.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-20
Street Cries in Minor Kew

Street cries are nearly always in the minor key" says the Paris Jour nal des Debats. And an English com mentator ayers that this key is main tained in our own street cries-such as Sweet Lavender" And he thinks the explanation is that the minor key involves less strain on the throat that has to emit the same cry all day long. But London cries are few of them in the minor key of the Parisiap boy who heIalds the evening on the bOule- wards with "Volla Le Soif." Our own newspaper boy has cultivated the raul cous monotone that collects politics and murders into one simple yell. There Is nothing of the minor key about the milkman's announcement. And perhaps the least musical of all cries is that of the man who hawks coal about the street. He does not shout Coal" No stranger would sus- pect him of coal. He emits only Q single below, repeated at short inter- vals. a below without form or comeli- ness: it is the least common denomi. nator of the street cry.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-20
STRANGERS HELP HER
 AS DAUGHTER FAILS
Pathetic Story Is Told of Child Turning
 from Mother

We have all heard the story of the Bell of Atri made famous in a poem of tat name and We are glad that the good king came to the rescue of the poor donkey, who had served his master SO faithfully. You know how the story goes; this good village had a bell that any one who was in dis tress could ring and help would sure ly come, When the donkey was turned away Uy his master he went and rang the bell and the villagers came and when they saw his condition they com pelIed his owner to keep him comfor- table for the rest of his life.
 A pathetic instance of something O. the same character came before the secretary of the charity committee of Bisbee recently, except that there was no way to make those who were to blame come forward and take care Of their aged for the rest of her life. An old lady of upwards Of seventy years of age came to the secretary few days ago asking for a place to work for her board because her own daughter had driven her away from home. She was at once sent to a home among strangers" where she is being kindly treated, and given a good home in return for the small services she could render. She is ap- parently quite happy in the thought that she has a temporary home at least without being a burden on her own children.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-20
TAKE NOTICE WHEN
 BISBEE WANTS TAX
Insurance Companies Are in Arms Against
 Ordinance

That the insurance companies are decidedly taking notice Of the Bisbee license fee ordinance, possibly from the fear that the other cities may also take the matter up and pass sim liar ordinances. has been manifested several times since the passage of the ordinance in question and is still further shown by the following which appeared in the underwriters report in it's issue of February l5:
 Bisbee, Arizona, will tax the local agent Of every insurance company SIS per quarter year if a measure propos- ed last week is carried. At a meeting or the city council, Tuesday. the sug- gestion that each insurance company operating in the city be compelled to pay s15 a quarter for the privilege of doing business, was made, with in- dications that the same will be put into effect
 Bisbee has been in the limelight re- gently as 8 seeker for emancipation from alleged excessive insurance rates.s Charging that the companies are collecting exorbitant rates for in- surance at Bisbee, property owners VI AAo <AAANoAh tANy oAS AO4 AAAHS O AC cal company to insure their prop erty. It Is estimated that large sums would be paid to the proposed local company instead oi leaving the city as at present. How the local com pany will be able to write all of the insurance required by the Bisbee merchants and others has not yet been determined, but this as well as other insurance problems, the Bisbes home company enthusiasts declare will be considered in due course.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-20
BOARD INVITES ALL
 GENTLEMEN ID MEET
Letter Is Issued Calling a Conference in
 Tombstone

Mention has heretofore been made m the Review in Tombstone dispatch. es and in state news of the fact that there Is to be a meeting Of the cat. uemen of this county in Tombstone 10 take action upon the county ranger question and other matters of impor. tance to that industry The board of supervisors has been sent an invita- ton to attend and the Review is in receipt of the following;
 Tombstone. Ariz.. Feb, r, 1912. TO the Cattlemen and Citizens of
 Cochise county. Arizona. Gentlemen:
 The board of supervisors of Co. chise county desires your presence Tn Tombstone on Friday, March !. 1912. as on that day they will consider the matter of appointing county rang CTS. The brand tax will be under discussion and other matters in which you are interested.
 Yours very truly,
 R. :. Maclay.
 Clerk Board Of Supervisors
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-20
bUNCO GAME
 |S MANIFEST
Letter from Spain Puts Proposition to Make Fortune Before
 Recipients

What bears all the hall marks Of 'bunco game but has the evidence of distinct novelty is making it's ap- pearance in Cochise county in the form of a letter from Spain The first or these letters was received by J. IT, Jack O. this city and since that time there has been several others delivered from the post office to ether citizens. two Of these being sent to Douglas parties. Just what the scheme is, for there is certainly a scheme involved is not manifest and it would be interesting to know. The missing heir game. the large es tate in chancery R England the money due from governments for es- tates confiscated.' are all old and so shop worn as to be seldom presented for inspection but the latest is fresh from the mills, the latest in fabric, fashion and vut
 Readers may guess for themselves just what the scheme is which is in- yolyed in the letter from Spain scheme by reading for themselves the following.
 MADR1D-1S-l-2 My Dear Sir,
 I am imprisoned in this city and knowing your honesty and personality l beg to beseech you herewith wheth- CT you want to come here to take away my equipages seizure in order to seize upon a trunk containing 6 secret in which I have hidden a document indispensable to you to come in possession of S33o,ooo that l have in the United States.
 As reward l will yield you the third part of the aforesaid sum.
 Fearful that this letter don't ar- rive at your hands, l will wait your answer and then l will say you my secret with every detail and to sub crlbe with my name.
 As here is newspaper that pub fish all the cablegrams whose address es are unknown. what it is allowed to me to read, and as cannot receive here in the gaol your reply you must send cahlegram to the address in- dicated at the end.
 Notwithstanding your cable not reach to me. this will be the sufficient 10 know that you accept my proposi- ton.
 Awaiting eagerly to read your mis- siye.
 only subscribe
 V. ex-Banker Above all please to answer by cable, but not by letter, as following
 Jeronimo Alsrcon
 FuerIcarreI Madrid
 We'll Patrick.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-20
SAVE YOUR HAIR
While You Have Hair to save, Use
 Newbro's Herpiclce

Every woman who is obliged to year false hair or man, a toGpee, feels that it is a misfortune What makes the burden so doGbly hard to bear is the knowledge that the loss of natural hair could, in most instances, have been easily avoided.
 The arch enemy of good hair IS the dandruff germ. This is now a well established scientific fact. There is one remedy on the market. which used regularly, will kill the germ aii keep out every trace of dandruff.
 This remedy is Newbro's Herpicide long known as the Original Dandruff Germ Destroyer By keeping the scalp clean, Herpicide not only pre- vents the hair from falling out but allows it 10 grow as nature intended Begun in time and it's use persisted in, this valuable remedy insures a
 Herpicide imparts a life and luster to dull, dead, brittle halr making il nice healthy head of hair.
 light. fluffy and beautiful.
 Don't wait. Begin now to save your hair
 Herpicide is sol dand guaranteed in one dollar size bottles by all drug gists.
 Applications may be procured st the better barber shops and hair dressers.
 A nice sample and booklet on the care of the hair will be sent to any. one upon receipt Of 10c n postage or silver. Address The Herpicide Co, Dept. R, Detroit Mich. S2
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-20
BOOSTERS CLUB
 SOON REALITY
Interest in Project Is on Increase and All District Anxious
 to Get in
WILL CALL MEETING

Within a very short time, possibly within the present week, possibly
 next week, certainly no later. there will be q Warren District Boosters Club. This may or may not be it's name but it will be a representative ! of the whole district and h will be typical Of the name booster. The seed ] has been sOWn and it has sprouted, | it will soon break through the sur ! face, make it's presence known and grow from the seed of the tree and that growth will be rapid.
 Plans are now underway for a cal. ling if tie meeting of Tive cnes" of O. the Warren district at which all live ,'Oes will be welcome. At that meeting steps will be taken for the or ganization in some ways similar to the board of trade or chamber Of commerce in other places but wider iD scope since it will include Bisbee. Lowell and Warren, the whole dis trict. Bisbee has it's board of trade that has done it's part in times past and will undoubtedly become Q part Of the new organization but in the past there has been complaints that Lowell and Warren had no interest in the organization. In the proposed as. sociation Warren and Lowell will have an equal interest with Bisbee and all will work alike for the whole Warren District.
 What can be done in the way Of live work was shown last week by a few of the residents Of the district in the entertainment of the automo- bile party. A few Of the liyest wires took the matter up Had they not tho party would have probably left Bis. bee of their itinerary and gone to Tucson and Phoenix. Had they come here they would not have been enter. tained but as it was they were met at Douglas, were escorted to this city. were entertained here and the hospi- tality of the district was yindicated. The party went away boosters.
 And in connection with the visit Of the automobile party last week it can be said that that visit and the din ner that was gwen did more than has any other one thing toward the perfection of the plan to have a dis trict posters club. The boosters were always here they only need an q VI hCA2IEs AS OlNEA do tue luEd mentioned to the business men of the city by the individuals who are al ready behind the movement new mem bers are found ready to join in ths promulgation of the idea so that the time is now ripe for the calling of the meeting. for the organization of the club and the selection Of a rep resentatiye delegate From present indications there will result what will grow into the sTrongest organization of it's kind in Arizona for here. in the district, there is a population to war rant such a belief.
 For a few days longer the indiyId- Ual work toward organization will go quietly, as it has been going on, and then the meeting will be announced and the time will have come for all live ones to get into line.
 The cOncensus Of opinion is that the district has always needed a repreS entative association and that now, as copper has come back to it's own, when prosperity has returned. the time come to go ahead and that no better motive power than a boosters club for it's engine.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-20
Mistakes Must Be Expected.

Moss people go over the same rou- tine every day. They rise at the same hour and lie down at the same hour. In all that space of time between their rising up and their lying down they are doing familiar things Every movement they may make is one that they made yesterday. and the day be- fore that. There is no excuse. ap- parently, for errors. But every man who is familiar with office work. shop work or any other form of human en- deavor knows that there is always certain percentage of mistakes to be exnected
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-20
Personal Mention

Harry Locke was at Douglas yes terday.
 Miss Jennette Abbe will leave for Los Angeles today for a couple m weeks visit.
 J. F. Morrison and family will change their residence Thursday from Higgins Hill to Warren.
 Sterling Smith of Warren. who wos operated upon at the c. & A. hospital several days ago for appendicitis, is rapidly recovering.
 Miguel Lopez Torres. Mexican con sul at Naco. was in the city yester- da, leaving in the afternoon for the border city.
 Mrs. W. T. Davey was taken to the C & A. hospital yesterday to undergo an operation.
 Mrs. x. c. Bledsoe returned Sur- day from Phoenix, where she was guest for several days of Mrs. Giles pie and Mrs. Kirk.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-20
Pleasant Surprise Party.

A surprise party was given to MT. and Mrs. T. c. Foster and daughter at their residence at 215 Opera Drive Sunday evening in the form of a card party. Refreshments were also served Among those present were MT and Mrs. Rich Mathews, Mir and. Mrs. Jas. Hicks, MT. and Mrs. Jos. Lutz Miss Mary Mathews, Miss Lizzie Mathews Miss Annie Mathews, and Mrs. .Thos. Hicks, Wilbur Hicks, ThOs. McClay and John Mathews.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-20
Bees Eye for Landmarks.

There can be little doubt that so in- telligent an insect as a bee has a long memory and a keen eye for land marks. This is testified by the fact that almost all bees fly by day. where as such creatures as moths-of no fixed home or occupation-fy in the darkness. A bee would be lost at midnight because it could not recog- nize its surroundings.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-20
Bank of Enaland EmploNes.

There are about 1O6O persons on the stan of the Bank of England, of whom $40 are at the head office in London and the remainder in the branches throughout the country. Five hundred porters and mechanics are also employed. The bank prints its own notes and IHl'an rupee notes, together with all postal orders and old-age pension orders; this work is done at the head office.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-20
Prominent Mormons Coming.

President Joseph F. Robinson, the California missionary. will arrive in Bisbee today and there will be meet ings held tonight at 7:30 and tomor row at l:OO D. m., in the Latter Day Saints Church house. 16 Tombstone canyon. All are invited to attend these meetings which will be the Bis bee ward conference
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-20
They Dom eron oIa.

There Is a law in Germany that when-s dog or cat has passed the agC of six years they must be turned over 10 the police to be killed. Not 6 dozen animals are turned over a year No matter how old a cat or dog be come the owner VOWS that the age iE five years to a day.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-20
No Room.

"Bertie," said the hospitable hostess at a Sunday school treat, wont you eat some more cookies?"
 q can't. I'm fulli" sighed Bertl7.
 Well, then, put some in your pocA cts"
 T can't. They're full, too" was the regretful answ er.-Youth's Compan- ion.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-20
DON'T KNOW THEY
 HAVE APPENDICITIS

Many Bisbee, Ariz., people have chronic appendicitis (which Is not very painfuD and think it Is just bowel Or stomach trouble. Some have doctored for years for gas on the stomach, sour stomach or constipa- tioD and The Bisbee' Drug Co.,, states 1T they will try simple buckthorn bark. glycorine. etc, as compounded .n Alder-i-ka, the German appendicitis remedy, they will be surprised at the QUICK benefit. A SINGLE DOSE stops these troubles INSTANTLY.
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Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-20
Jobs Wait Carpenters.

While the charity committee Of the board of trade is not an employment agency 1t has on several occasions been instrumental in obtaining em' ployment for those who were needy and out of work. The secretary was yesterday requested by an Out-of town party to send him ten competent men to do carpenter work, plastering, painting and pipe fitting. Some of these have already been sup piled and those who wish to take ad- vantage Of this opening should call at the charity committees office at the Central school building not later than today and receive full particu- lars The charitable work of this com mittee is not limited to any particu lar line.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-20
Delightful Leap Year Dance.

The Leap Year dance at the Odd r'ellows hall last night was very enjoyable affair. The following young ladies composed the committee in charge: Misses Cook. Tong, Toles, An. gius, Shadbolt. Kehoe and Mrs. Pearce. A limited number of invitations had been sent to their friends and all who responded spent a pleasant eve ming.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-20
.z<zszzTTE
stopped Waste of Water.

water-waste detection has been made a science by the present city engineer of London. By its applica- ton he has reduced the daily con sumption ten gallons per head of pop ulation. This saving is simply enor- nous. In East London alone 1t is enough water to meet the wants of a city of 100000 inhabitants.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-20
Fnneral of Mrs. Mccall.

The funeral of Mrs. Elizabeth Me Call, of Lowell. whose death was an nounced in Sundays paper. took place yesterday morning at o'clock from St Patricks Catholic church, the service being conducted by Rev. Fath- CT Meurer. lnterment was in Ever green cemetery. The following men were the pail bearers: NJ. J. Corrigan, J. M. Hicks. Mike Hannon, Fred ka- minski, James McClay and Andey Engel.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-20
Frank Oliver Dies.

Frank ". Oliver, one of the best known of Bisbee old timers, died al his home on Clawson Hill Sunday night about II o'clock following g brief illness of pneumonia He was a prominent Odd Fellow and the mem
 bers of the organization will attend the funeral in a body. The funeral will take place Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock from Odd Fellows Hall.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-20
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Senses of Lower Animals.

Most animals. such as the fox, the wolf and the rabbit. find their way back to their lairs by a combination of sight. memory and smell The fox could smell his way home If he were suddenly struck blind.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-20
Judne Murphy Marries.

Judge EWen D. Murphy, the new county recorder, and Mrs. Mary ODonnell, of Bisbee, were united in marriage Sunday afternoon by Rev. Father Meurer, of St. Patrick's Cath ohc church. A wedding dinner fol lowed the ceremony, at the home of Mrs. O'Donnell. the Stag club rooming house Mir. and Mrs Murphy will re- side at the county seat, where his dI- ties of lis new position require the judges presence.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-20
Mans Hard Lot

Gee, but it's tough to have to tell g bright, pretty, attractive. fascinating girl. the fervor of whose proposals shows how undying her affection is. that you can only be brother to her! Boston Globe.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-20
Now With Tovrea.

F. l.. Crocker. former night clerl at the Copper Queen hotel. has talk en a position with the F. A. Tovrea company m the bookkeeping depart ment
Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-20
Wsnt.j Relief.

Suffering beneath the razor of ar incompetent barber. the customer sig naied to the operator 10 halt. Yes sir?" inquired the barber. inclining his head. Give me gas!" said the GUS toner.