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ORDINANCE NO. 177.
An Ordinance Regulating the Busi- ness of and imposing a Tax upon Certain Real Estate Auents.

Certain Real Estate Agents.
 BE IT ORDAINED by the Mayor and Common Council of the City ot
 Section l. All persons, who shall. in the City of Bisnee, engage in the business or pursue the occupation O. real estate agent or sdb-agent fOI real estate situated outside the Coun- ty Of Cocnise, Territory of Arizona, shall before carrying On any such business. or pursuing such occupa- ton, pay tax of se.enty-fye (S75.00) dollars per quarter year, at ;he office Of the City Marshal, whc shall there upon issue a license receipt therefor and suCl: payment shall entitle the one making the same 10 carry on the business or pursue the occupation aforesaid in the City of Bisbee during the term for which said tax shall have been paid.
 Sec. 2. All real estate agents and suSagents mentioned in Section j O. this Ordinance snail keep a record Of all dealings had by them as such. and shall exhibit the same, and their authority 70 sell or deal in such prop erty. and a map and description of the properties held by them for sais, 10 the City Marshal upon his request. and 1t IS hereby made the duty of the Marshal 10 personally inspect said records. authority. maps and descrip- tons not less than once d month, at a time ana place to be by hiIn dcsig- hated, of which he shall notify said agents, and to report Co the Common Council in writing any instances of irregulariy or fraud he may finG therein stating in full his reason for believing such to exist which re- port shall be flied with and open to public inspection at the office of the City Clerk.
 Sec. ., Ever! person or corpora
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NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL Es-
 TAIE

Under authority Of an order 0i sale, granted by the Probate Court oi Cochlse County, Territory Of Arl- zona, in the matter of the estate ci William Beattie, GeSeaseds on Jans uary 18th, 1912. I NiB sell al p-iraee sale, the following described real es- tate, belonging to said estate, situated in Cochise County, Territory of Arr. zona, to-wit, SoutnW est quarter Of Northwest quarter. Northwest quar- ter of Southwest quarter, Section Fl, Southeast quarter of Northeast quar- ter. Northeast quarter of Southeast quarter Section 20. all in Township 22 South Range 25 East c. X ,. 't.
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WAN

WANTED-Sa Salesman to sell our line
 of Fancy Fruit Ciders in small country towns, 30 per cent commis- sion and weekly drawing account.
 RED CROSS COMPANY, Dept A.,
 St Louis, Mo 55. WANTED-11 men at the Spokane
 House. School Hill. Best board and bucket in the city. S25.00 pe- month. Single meals 30c. 2e. WANTED-By young man and moth CT, two or three nicely furnished rooms for light housekeeping. No objection to location. Address Boz loo, Care Review. @V.
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E M. in Sulphur Spring Valley, con- taining I60 acres, with buildings thereon consisting Of dwelling house. barn. corral, two sheds, adobe har- ness house. chicken coop and winu- mill.
 The sale will be made on or after She 26th day of February, 1912, and bids N1B be received at the office of George H. Nea!e in Bisbee, Arizona. or may be delivered to the under signed personally, or .filed in the oi- nee Of the clerk of thc probate coart Terms Of safe. casa, lawful money of the United States. ten ner cent there Of to be paid on date of sale, and tbe balance thereof on confirmation e the sale by the court.
 Dated February sth, 1912.
 EDITH w. KINNEY, Adminisiratrix of Estate oi William Beattie. deceased.
 First publication Feb 10, 1912.
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ATTEST: r. II. FITZPATRICK
 City Clerk.
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
 U. S. PATENT

U. ,. PA EE
 Mineral Survey No. 2,945.
 Serial No. O16,414.
 united States Land Office, Phoenix, Arizona, January F, 1912.
 Notice is hereby given that in pur- suance of the Act of Congress ap- proved May 10, 1872, the Hartford Arizona Copper Mining company, corporation, by it's president, Henry rIamburg, whose postofflce address IS Hamburg. Arizona, has made applica- ton for a patent for the HELENA lode mining claim, situate in the Hart Territory of Arizona, in Section 21, lord Mining District, Cochise County. Township 23 $, Range 20 E, c. & R. E. & NJ, described as follows:
 Beginning at Cor. No. l, the \. w. Cor. whence U. $. NJ. NJ. No. l, Hartford Mining District, bears 20 degrees 33 minutes, l. 5l0.4 fee thence \ l9 degrees 47 minutes l. 742.S feet to Cor. No. ?; thence . 34 degrees .(5 minutes E 1900 feet to Cor. No. 3; thence s. 19 degrees 47 minutes w TAPS feet to Cor No. 4; {; thence N 34 degrees .05 minutes " l,5OO feet to Cor No. 1, the place of beginning, excluding area in conflic- with Lot Nc. 39, !. <. l.. lode of 3.729 acres, and in conflict with Lot No. 3S, Undine lode, of 1.531 acres, containing a net area of 15.3SS acres. The location notice of this claim IS recorded in the office of the County Re corder Of said Cochise county in Book sl, Record of Mines, at page A.
 The names of the adjoining claims are the Lionel D, Huachuck Chief and Princeton lodes, unserveyed and Undine lOde, Lot No. 3S, on the north: the Princeton lode. unsurveyed, and |. X. l.. lode, Lot No. 3g, on the east; the Triplets lode, Unsurveyed, on She south: Harriet J. lCde, unsurveyed, and Wisconsin lode, Lot No. 37, oil the west.
 FRANK II. PARKER,
 Register.
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FOR SALE FURNITURE, ETC

WANTED-To pay highest cash
 prices for your furniture. Every thing bought, sold, exchanged.
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Legal Advertisements.
ORDINANCE NO. IFS

An Ordinance Amending Ordinance No e5 of this City by Re-ensetlna In Modified Form Subdivision 21 of Section IS Thereof and Imposing a Tax Upon Ail insurance Agents.
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the Ajax, Tamarack and Regal lodes, on the West
 FRANK H. PARKER
 Register.
 PAT.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
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 Financial undertakings of all sorts handled.
 Miscellaneous commissions and or. ders of all characters accepted for ex- ecution in any European country. Correspondence enclosing full de- tails at first writing invited. THE INTERNATIONAL BANKERS
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HELP. WANTED-FEMALE

WANTED-Cook Apply residence '
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BECOME A DETECTIvE-Ean s150 to $500 per month, travelling over the world. Send stamp for partic- Uiars Write FREDERICK WAC NER, 12i5 Lexington Ave, N. Y.
 g.
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WANTED-Clean cotton rags. Re
 view office. SIP.
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North Dakota offers unlimited op portunites for business to classi fed advertisers. The recogniz . advertising mediuLh is the Fsrc, Daily and Sunday Courier-News the only seven-das paper in the the largest amount of classified ad- state and the paper which carries gertising.
 The CourieT-NeWs covers North Dakota like a o!anKet. reaching all parts Of the state the day of publl cation. 1t Is the paper to use ID order to get results; rates one cent per word first inserlivu, one-haIi cent per word succeeding insertion 6fty cents per line per month. Ad dress The Courier-News. Fargo
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N. 4. s. E.

Of FehIuary, 1912. Approved the 9th day of February, 1912.
 NJ. NEWMAN,
 Mayor. ATTEST: |. II. FITZPATRICK, City Clerk.
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Legal Advertisements.

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Lost and Found

LOST-Dian,ond ring, Tuesday CT
 Wednesday Return 70 Review. Re- ward ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-26
MDICT POLITICIANS
FOR ELECTION FRAUDS
BIG SENSATION
IN TYLER COUNTY
Candidates and Election COmmIs-
siOners Accused When Grand
Jury Reports.

Speola Dispatch to the IntoIugencer
SlSTERSVILLE. w. Va. June 25
A big sensation was created here
this evening when the Tyler county
grand jury made its report at Middle
bourne. Politicians. candidates for
office and election commissioners
were all accused OF corruption and
fraud both in the municipal election
here on March 2s and in the county
primary. The names OF prominent
men are on the list The grand Jury
began its inquiry last Tuesday. and
during the week over a hundred wit
nesses were examined alone on cleo
ton charges. There was great in
terest in the result. and it marks
another development in the bitter
factional fight.
In the Sistersville eiection ngh.
election commissioners and officials
indicted included Harry Conant. Wade
Duty. Lex Kenney. Bill Rothwell.
Dick Griffin. John Girard, J. II. Sum
mers. Walter Stonders and Mike
Brady, each being accused OF fraud
Efforts to indict Rev. Schultz. who
was arrested during the election,
were unsuccessful.
Bert Watkins a candidate for
sheriff In the recent primary. was in
dicted for violating Ine corrupt prac-
tice act
Jared Ingram. a defeated candidate
for sheriff. indicted on the same
charge.
Bum Spencer. defe5.ed candidate
for sheriff. indicted on same charge.
o. W. o. Rardman. former county
prosecutor, indicted for criminal
libel
James Henaghan and r. ]. Hanlon.
/ indicted for violation or the Law that
bars shall be maintained in open view
OF the public.
Dr. l. A. Baker and Arch. Main
were indicted for criminal assault
and J l.. McSweeuey for attempted
/ criminal assault
In all. ~ indictments we're found.
I 13 being for felonies.
The jury eNonerated Judge Morris
of the rumors that nave been circu-
lated 20 the effect that he had &C
cepted Christmas presents from GER
I tain interests.
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BRYAN PUTS UP
A HARD BATTLE
STEAM ROLLER RUN OVER
PARTYS FORMER IDOL
Beaten at Every Turn in Battle
y Against Parker for Tempo
rary Chairman

CONVENTION HALL. BALTI-
MORE. Md. June 25.-A wealth Of
decorations in white and gold and the
National colors greeted the early ar
rivals on the scene Of the Democratic
National convention. The big hall.
ordinarily a huge steelbeamed. brick
walled armory. was transformed by
thousands Of yards Of bunting The
uRly steel girders under the roof were
hidden by a false ceiling OF light net
ting. From the galleries hung the
banners OF the various States and the
Territories and insular lNssessions.
The crowd came slowly and when
the hand began 10 play at n O'Clock
the galleries and the guest sections.
surrounding the delegates on the floor.
held but a scattered few.
The delegates az usual on the open
INK day OF n convention. were slow IN
making their appearance A pouring
rain and a scarcity of vehicles made
progress from the headquarters no
tells 10 the armory somewhat seri-
/ Gus problem.
Every one was expecting great
demonstration when Mr. Bryan ap-
peared in the hall. and was quiet IN
anticipation. Word came 10 the con
ventlon that Mr. Bryan was continu-
ing his conferences right Up % the
hour Of CenveninR.
The committee In charge ~ the
convention arrangements had given
The most prominent places on the
floor ~ the States having avoWed
presidential candidates In the field
Seating of Delegates.
To the right of the main aisle and
directly in front NJ the stage Was
Missouri home State % Speaker
Champ CLARK.
To the loft was New Jersey. with
Woodrow Wilson as n favorite son
Back Of Missouri came Ohio. with
i Governor Harmon In the field Back
~ New Jersey was Alabama home
L NJ Representative Oscar ". Under
wood Indiana did not fare ~ we'll
1 but the members ~ that delega tion
/ did not regard This ~ in any way
(continnsd on Psgs EighD
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COMMITTEES
DELAY CONVENTION
WORK UNTIL TO-DAY.
Bryan May BE Head of Platform
Committee; Kern May Be
Permanent Chairman.

BALTIMORE. June 25.-After be-
Ing forced into night sessions by .
vote OF the convention, the various
committees on organization took mat
teTs in their own hands soon after
meeting, and decided not TO continue
through the night
William Jennings Bryan. OF
Nebraska. the probable selection for
the chairmanship OF the resolutions
committee. was not present 70 assist
in the organization. and the platform
makers adjourned until 10 O'Clock to-
morrow
The permanent organization COM
mittee adjourned until 1O:3O a. m.
to-morrow. There was no discussion
OF the probable choice 10 succeed
Judge Parker in the chair. but IL Is
We'll understood that a progressive
viii be named. Senator Kern. of In
diana: Senator.elect James. OF Ken
lucky; Senator Culberson, OF Texas,
and Governor John Burke. OF North
Dakota, are being considered.
The rules committee decided that
moro would be accomplished by post
poning its session until tomorrow
morning.
ne credentials committee organ
ized and then adjourned until g:3O a.
m. tomorrow. Contests from nine
states and territories. involving the
seats OF - delegates. will be heard.
Joseph r. BeH OF Indiana. was elect
ed chairman and Frank j. Donahue,
OF Massachusetts. secretary.
A motion 70 adopt the hndinFs OF
the national committee on all con-
tests was ruled out OF order BY Chair
man Bell. The full committee will
consider each case.
'''n"is First 20 Tenth districts:
Twentieth district. one delegate in
.',yrGtecn;h district and eight dele
gates-atlarge. South Dakota, all ten
state delegates; Rhode Island. all ten
delegates; Missouri. Ninth district:
TEXAS. Seventh district. Aiasra. dis
trict ~ Columbia and Philippines. six
delegates each Seventh and Ninth
Pennsylvania districts
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ROUGHLY HANDLED ON
STAND BY JEROME
Displays No Emotion When Re
minded Day Is Eibh Ami
verssry Of White Murder.

WHITE PLAINS. y. Y. June 25.-
Harry X. Thaw spent i've hours to-
day IN the NTH anniversary ~ his
shooting ~ Stanford white on the
witness stand under IRE Of examina-
uon hy william r Jerome. who H.
opposing Thaw's nEht Tor release
from the Matteawan asylum. AIR
Jerome reminded the witness suddenly
of the anniversary ~ the trnredv.
and questioned him sharply a. 10 me
cirrumstanrsa n tho killing Roth
Thaw and his counsel. Clarence J.
ehearn. quickly intcrposed objections
on the ground that Mr. Jerome was
showing animus and serving private
Interest"
Mr.. Jerome declared his question
ms was within the province of a
-trcntai examination. and ne was
generally upheld hy Judrc EeoEh. but
was successful In his apparent A.
tcmpts Co.. make tho witness display
undue agitation. The question -
Thnws motive IN killing White hd
not bother him
IL was on account of the cold
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OYSTER Ray. y. =. June 25.-
With the organization Of the new pro
gressive party definitely under way.
eN-President Roosevelt returned to his
home today from Chicago lie was
smiling and he said he was in fight
ing trim. lie made IL clear that the
work would be pushed ahead with full
steam on. lie said
i told them out there that II they
didn't purge the convention OF fraudu.
lent delegates ] would take the step
! did. There was never any doubt
In my mind what you'd do"
Colonel Roosevelt was greatly
pleased ~ the news from Baltimore.
lie showed how closely he was keep
ing In touch with the situation there
by reciting the vote by which William
J. Bryan had been defeated a short
time before in his contest with Alton
u. Parker over the temporary chair.
manship
Doesn't that remind you Of what
happened in Chicago?" ne asked
They are making the same hght nj
Baltimore. That is good. One thing
Is plain. that Mr. Murphy will never
make peace with Bryan."
Issues Seem the Same.
Colonel Roosevelt said that appar
emily the issue among tho Democrats
VAS fundamentally the same as that
In the Republican convention. should
serious differences develop 20 Is MS
belief that tho new party will profit
by 81. In the way % receiving support
from disanected Democrats re sad
that the first meeting ~ the tempo.
rary committee on Organization would
probably bc held the latter part oi
next week In New York
Timothy l.. Woodruff and William
/ Halpin. of New York. called on me
today" he continued. You cant
repress people Ike that"
He said that Mr Woodruff and Mr.
Halpin were already % work with the
formation Of the New York organiza
/ ton
Besides Mr Woodruff and Mr. Hal
| pin. he saw Robert Bacon. former am
/ hassador % France.
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THAW ASSERTS HE IS SANE

hiooded way IN which he had dora
thinFe 90 my wife and other riria~ ha
declared. He refused 20 answer whom
Jerome asked him N he was insane
during the haf minute he was Kill
Ing White. Rut ~ said later. 4 think
my mental condition was the same
- General Daniel sickles' when no
shot Key
But" Jerome quickly retored.
General sirkies did not Ride behind
woman's skirts. a. Evelyn testified
the other lay that he had done"
Thaw said that bv combination of
his own opinion and that a. hts alien
ists he had arrived at the conclusion
That he a. nov sane
Thaw vas extremely unwilling 20 rive
an account ~ the killing % Stanford
White. and replied again and again
that he could not answer the oues-
lions. as they were too brad
You understand that We are hera
O. End out. N We ran. whether ron
are crazy or not don't you asked
Jerome
can't answer that question.-
Asked why he could not. the witness
would not answer
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w. VA. HELPS ALONG
THE BRYAN DOWNFALL
GOLD DUST TWINS ARE
AGAINST THE CONiMONER
Part of Delegation Participate in
the Parker Demonstration
During Day.
Ohio Delegation Split-Anti-Har-
mon Men Refused TO Abide
Unit Rule.
BY j. ED. BLACKroRp.

staff Writer.
Baltimore, June as.
The West Virginia delegation gave
Parker the big end OF their split I'm
the temporary craftsmanship fght.
the Watson-Chilton-M MacCorkle crowd
going solidly for the New Yorker
against Bryan.
John McGraw labored with the
delegates all morning in an effort to
win support for his old idol, William
Jennings Bryan. but It was apparent
TO him early in the game that the
Gold Dust twin sneatorial combina-
tion had beaten him. Bryan sent
emissaries to the state Headquarters
several times in an effort 10 win over
votes for a progressive candidate, but
failed. The once great apostle Of
Democracy today found himself fac
ing his first convention audience
where his word was not law. and
West Virginia helped along in the de-
feat. Part OF her deleRates took
part in the frequent Parker demon
stratlons that interrupted Bryan and
all the other speakers.
After the states vote had been
announced the Bryan people demand
ed a poll. and Il was ordered. stuart
Walker, MacCorkle, Henry Gassaway
Davis and Colonel Jere Miller were
OF the Parker crowd. while John Nc
Graw. Andrew Edmiston and Joe
O'Brien were the Bryan fighting
forces.
Ohio in Break.
An effort was made 20 operate the
unit rule In the Ohio delegation. but
IL failed. The auti-Harmon delegates
fran the state voted for Bryan. and
announces tonight they will fight any
attempt 10 vote them for Harmon in
the convention. They have made an
appeal 10 Bryan and the progressive
leaders TO help. and the aid will be
forthcoming.
John J Lentz's antiHarmOn head.
quarters at the Belvidere Is workinI I
overtime in opposition TO Governor
Harmon. but I- is conceded tonight
that his stock has gone up consider
ably. as has Underwood's under the
conservative victory Of TO-DAY.
Around the Harmon headquarters
tonight there Is a joyous feeling and
the boomers are confidently claim
INK victory. whereas before they only
hoped for n.
Nearly one thousand West Nir
ginians ar" registered ~ headquar.
ters tonight. a delegation 81 nearly
goo coming in early this morning.
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Temporary Chairman at the BaItimor,
Convention.

BALTIMORE. Nd. June 25.-But a
scattering attendance appeared In the
galleries al s o'clock. the hour set for
conycning the convention. There
we're hundreds Of vacant seats In the
delegates sections The band was
anxious 20 please and drifted from
Moonlight Bay" 20 Won Suppe's
Overture from Wilhelm Tell" Short
ly after s o'clock. the secretaries and
stenographers took their places on
the platform.
At Sis. Norman y Mack climbed
the stairs 10 the stage and conferred
with Parliamentaran Criss and Judge
Parker.
Tho delegates began 70 crowd in
about 20. and in few moments the
aisles were In confusion. Policemen
we're placed in each aisle 10 keep the
crowd moving
80 S:25 Chairman Mack dropped his
gavel and the night session was on.
Tho Rev. W. " Dame. % Balti-
more. then delivered the prayer
10 conclusion. Rev Dame led the
assembly iu the Lords prayer
Parker Introduces.
Mr. Mack then introduced acnin
Judge Parker. and the temporary
/ chairman resumed the speech which
. This afternoon was Interrupted
Tn opening. Judge Parker comment
ed on tho Republican convention at
. Chicago. whsrc 10 said the words.
liar corrupt Iouist." traitor" and
. chief" vcrr freely uaed
We will have nothing like that IN
This convention" he said We had n
ltuo difference hero this afternoon.
but there was nothing said b. anyone
In that difference that was intended
10 be- severe n thought that the
chief speaker TODAY wna % little Bit
harsh. ] rcmSubercd the three great
sfrugEIes ho made. Tor fhe Democratic
| party In .his country"
shouts for Bryan
a burst ~ applause and n shout n
"Hran Bryan interrupted the
speaker
% realize that this meant much 10
him" continued Mr. Parker. ~and if
. no was mistaken in rcFard 90 ms %
sidon believe Do o. YOUR duty and
miue to forgive it. and 20 stand with
him
There ie ono place where he BE-
wanted. where Do is capable Of rem.
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