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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-10-09

~Sandy'' Ellis, an extra pAtrolman
working for the Fair association. was
touched for IS last night BY : clever
pick pocket while he was on Main
sfseet. Ellis caught man, whom he
believed was the fellow who got his
money ana took him TO the police sta
tion, but ~ he was mot positive of lais
identiflcatiop, he was not locked up.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-10-09

Con w. Hssse, Watch inspector Of
o. 8. l. for Is years. There's a reason.
Adv.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-10-09

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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-10-09

COLUMBUS would have discovered America he hadn't
- been persistent and confident only after years Of pleading
that he finally fitted with three small vessels and New
World put n the map
Now. been talking US fx while and
and the value this has log medium
We're confident that later you'll round Of hinLn
that when you buy First suit Of
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-04
LOWELL BUILDING
 BOOM Is UNDERWAY
Construction Work Will AL ter Appearance of Bisbee's
 Democratic Neiohbor

The W. F.. Harrison company will erect a one-story pressed brick and cement block store house in I.owcl! next to the !Ifsca house auI front. ing the new Copper Queen store huildIng. Walter FT',hs. of sz' com pany. Jeff last night for I,i paso nl business connected with this new venture.
 The building as planned will com prise six store rooms and will have a frontage of seventy feet and a depth of 100 feet It will be rented ny the builders, will cost S10,000 and the building will face two streets.
 MT. Evans stated yesterday that the contract for the building will be let immediately and that it would be ready for occupancy in ninety days. The excavation work will begin with in the next ten days.
 Excavation work for the new Cop per Queen store building will begin today and construction work will progress rapidly under Otto Kroeger, who has the contract.
 The I.utherans of Lowell have begun the construction of their new church building. the lot being scraped off preparatory to beginning actual work yesterday.
 beginning and with seventeen cent copper there is a decidedly optimistic atmosphere among Lowell business men who say that the growth of the district is coming their way.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-04
WILL INSPECT FIRE SYSTEM
Special Inspector Is Sent Hurriedly to Report on Improvements Made
 by the City
FOR LOWER PREMIUM

Risbee is another step nearer to fair premiums on insurance rates, Tor l.. B. Chanler. arrived in the city yes terday to make special Inspection of the fire protection afforded by the rresent facilities. He will imme. diately make his report, alter thorough inspection. and upon that report is based the actiorU- Of the Board of Fire Underwriters of the Pacific.
 The visit of Mir Chanler is the di- rect result of the Insurance coinmit- tee of the Warren District COmlner- cial club. of which Fire Chief Nor ion is the chairman. The chief las long been working on thls matter with earnestness, and lt was the knowledge of this that caused his ap- rointment as chairman of the insur ance committee of the Commercial club. At the direction of the commit tee the secretary sent letter 10 the Board of Underwriters at San Fran cisco on April 29. A reorganization of committees there delayed reply until last week, when word was re ceived that the matter had been re ferred, and immediate action would be taken to investigate. MT. Chan Ter was on his way to Flagstaff when he received a telegram to change his itinerary and come to Bisbee s1lt inspect conditions and report lie arrived here on Monday morning Within short time after his arrival he called at the Commercial club ot- fee. and there he was met by NIT Norton a little later. Yesterday af. ternoon the chief accompanied tho inspector about the city and showed him the conditions which he argues warrant a reduction in rates.
 The Board of directors considers the work that has been instituted by the Insurance Committee one of the most important of it's undertakings. and each member of the board is hopeful of results at this time as a result of their efforts.
 The matter of water supply Is an all important one in the present in vestigation At this period, the lasl Of the dry season, it is to be pre- sumed that the supply would be lower than at any other period. Reside lhis just at present one reservoir has been drawn upon steadily because O; the work Of road construction, the new street up Tombstone canyon. The fact of the dry season prevailiTN', the present condition, and a statement u the water supply for the pssi few montbs will all be taken into con sideration by the inspector in his re port, is the understanding.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-04
BIDS FOR CONCESSIONS.

Sealed bids for the concession for the sale of confetti during the Fourth of July celebrations will be received by the undersigned, to be opened on June 8 at noon Of that day and the concession will be granted 10 the highest bidder.
 Applications for all other concea sions will also be received. a fiat charge of sl0 having been decided upon for such concessions.
 All bids and applications should be addressed to Thomas Blair, New York Life Insurance company, Bisbeeschalr. man of committee on concessions.
 997
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-04
Personal Mention

]. V. Williams of Phoenix was in the city yesterday.
 II. F. Fletcher of Berner's resort, spent Sunday in the city.
 Mir. and Mrs. Alfred Paul motored up from Douglas yesterday.
 w. l. Stoyall of Douglas was in the city on business yesterday.
 Jack Horne of cananea was busl- ness visitor in the city yesterday.
 Miguel Lopez Torres. Mexican con snl al Naco. was in the ciy Sunday
 Mrs. E. R Ladd left last night for Chicago and other points in Illinois.
 Miss Madam, a teacher at the Cen traI school, left last night for Chi cago.
 George Haninger left Sunday for Xenia. Ohio, where he will visit rel atives.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-04
Roomina ttouse Burglary

A rooming house in Dubacher can yon was burglarized early Sunday morning, and about Sl50 worth of clothing and groceries stolen. The burglary was reported to officers. and three persons. two young men and one grown man. are in jail. suspected of being the burglars. In lookinAfoT the stolen articles, officers searched eight or ten houses in the lower part of the city without recovering any Of it. The man whose rooms were entered
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-04
CEDAR VALLEY CIRCUIT

DIES MONIES, la. June 3-The racing season of the Cedar Valley Cir. cuit at the American Trotting associa. ton is scheduled 10 open with three days meeting here tomorrow. The season will continue until the last week of July and will embrace meet ings in Perry, Marion. Waverly, Ma son City. Osage and Algona, Iowa, and Austin, Minn.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-04

claimed to have clue on which the search warrants were issued, but they proved worthless. A. ]. Holman claims to have lost sult of clothes, a pair of shoes and a hat, all new, and considerable quantity of gro ceries. Mat Ogulin claims to have lost suit of clothes, underwent. watch. razor, and a large amou.: of gro ceries. including eight dozen eggs.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-04
Entertain for Dauqhter

MT. and Mrs. D. W. Hasler enter tained in honor of their daughter Miss Mae. Sunday evening al their home in TombstOn canyon. Refresh ments were strawberries and whipped cream. lemonade and cake. Games were played during the evening and an enjoyable evening was spent by all present. who were Misses F. Arndt. l.. Warren. A. RagSdale NJ Potts, L. Trezona. D. Barger: Messrs Charles Baugh. :. J. Pierce, r.. B Wallace, Ross Champion.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-04
keu Jsiler Named.

Ernest Hughes. who was candi date for the democratic nomination for sheriff in the last general election has been named by :Snerin Harry Wheeler to he iaiier of the Bishee branch county jid effective immedi ately Dick WelcE. who was ap pointed several weeks ago. resigned and Hughes was named to fill the vacancy. MT. Hughes is well and fsyOrabiy RG1wn throughout tho dis trict
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-04
TO GIVE DANCE

T. F. B. Lodge No 452. will give a dance Wednesday. June ,, in K P. Hall, Invitations have been issued. A good time to all present. Lemonade will be served and Brennan's Orches. tra will furnish music. lO4l.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-04
Big Crowd at Concert.

The argest crowd of the present season attended tho open air concert given at Vista Park Sunday evening by the Calumet & Arizona band. The warm evening sen; hundreds on pleas ure oItirgs and the cute little park got the most Of them. A splendid program Tas given by the band and compliments on the playing were heard on every side
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-04
lteaIth oHieers co.operate.

The city and county health depart ments are cooperating to close al nuisances in the way Of cess pools, toilets. etc. that are not screened Notices win be posted at such places and if they are not made sanitary they will be- proceeded against by the health authorities. This applies 10 Lowell and Warren and other sub urBs as well as Bisbee.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-04
COMFORT FOR JOSEPH

Joseph was lamenting the fact that he had received a "B" on his report card. instead of the "A he thought he deserved
 "Oh. never mind. Josey dear" -soothed his practical mother. her thoughts still occupied with the .'an- nary bargains, "everything's marked down after Christmas. ."-June Wo- mans Home Companion.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-04
Woman's Leaoue to Meet.

The Noman's league of the Pres hyterian chdrch will meet "Wednesday afternoon al 2.3p o'clock at the church in regl'lar session. The busi- ness that will come before the meet ing is important and a fullattendance Of the membership is requested.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-04

Johnson Addition. The wagon and harness on the horse were badly dam. aged ard boy in the wagon suf. lered a bruised leg. A young woman on the street car tainted from frigh: and had mysteries
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-04
Lecture Ven Attended.

About 300 people Of Lowell and Up per Lowell attended the health lee. mre given by County Health Officer l.. L. Miner Sunday evening at the Lowell club house iu Lowell The lecture was on the hOusehy, it's habits and possibilities of mischief The lee. tuTc was Illustrated with lanter slides.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-04
Benefit Dance.

A benefit dance for the players of the Tri-Town league is being talked ol in fanatic circles. The affair. if held, will be held in Vista Park and the dancers will dance on the paved walks. lt is planned 10 hold the dance al out the middle of June.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-04
Voliey Ball Tonight.

The volley ball tournament which has been in progress al the Y. M C.. A. gymnasium for several months with games every Tuesday night. will close tonight when the Stars will play
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-04
Hydrant Beino Moved.

The fire hydrant in front of Mesh CTS market .on Main street is being moved by the sewer commissioner. The hydrant as it stood was in the street and interferred with traffic on Main street. and will be moved to the south side Of the market building
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-04

The Fraternal Brotherhood T. F. E No. f52. gives dance June :, K P. Hall. and cordially invites Lodge No 5 to attend. 59.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-04

the Teresas two games and the Ori. oles will play the Tigers two games. The Stars and Teresas are tied for the championship of the tournament with eleven victories each
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-04
POISON SQUAD MEMBER
 COLLAPSES UNDER TEST
Philadelphia Student in Serious Cen dition for a Time. But Has
 Recovered
COMPANIONS ARE SICK.
Every Member of Band Suffers Nsu- sea as Result Of Caffeine
 Experiments.

PHILADELPHIA. May ll.-Serious results have followed the feeding of caffeine a drug lurking in chocolate as well as cOf1ee. to the eight stu dent members of the poison squad" of the Hahnemarn Medical College here. All have been subject to se- we're headaches and serious attacks of nausea. while one member of the squad was in such a serious condition after taking the caffeiRe-laden water for the first twenty days that he had to be placed in q special ward in the hospital. He received constant at tention. has recovered and at the col lege is said to nave rejoined the squad
 The poison squad" at the Hahne- mann college was formed very quiet ly. IL came into existence on March l and is under the direct supervision Of Dr. Edmund T. Nesbit. director of the Herring laboratory of the college.
 Dr. Nesbit called for volunteers from among the students. He said he wanted men who were willing to do something for the benefit of humani- ty at large. even though it might be 10 their own discomfiture. Twenty five students volunteered. Of these fourteen of the most perfect physical ly were chosen. eleven as regular members of the squad and three as alternates
 For thirty days the members Of the squad were given doses of caf- feine while. Dr. Nesbit and his as. sistants made personal observations, taking the pulses and temperature of ha harG nT tho nd l-inu notes on their general physical con dition. Ii was not until within the last few days that one member of the squad weakened under the expert ment to such an extent that il was recessary to send him to the hospital. Dr. Nesbit refuses to reveal the name Of the student who collapsed, but declares that through proIer treatment immediately he soon re- covered
 The caffeine was administered in a solution and was mixed with the water the squad drank. The stu dents did not know when they were getting the caffeine. There were no stated times for giving it in order to keen the mind of the student free from worry in order that the physi- Nstl tOiulAtOh llllEll liOl Df NhahHtN materially through the action of the brain.
 Before joining the poison squad each student had to sign a release against any action for damages against the college.
 The laboratory was organized about fifteen months ago with Dr. Nesbit as director. and almost immediately an exhaustive study was started to ascertain the destructive qualities or caffeine as used in food stuffs.
 The students continued to live at the dormitories or at boarding houses. but they were required 10 take their meals at the training table located in the hospital near the diet kitchen. Be fore each meal the temperature was recorded, the pulse and respirations were taken and the blood pressure was tested During the period the drug was administered only pr. Nes- bit knew the amount apportioned to each mar and when and in what quan- tity it was administered.-New York Sun--May 12, 1912.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-04
Council to Meet.

lar monthly meeting tonight at $ o'clock at the city hall. IL will be the first meeting of the new administra. ton
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-04
BAND BOYS SMOKER GIVEN FOR WOODMAN Jolly Crowd Makes Fair Hall
 Ring with Melody
 of Its Song

A smoker was given by the mem bers of the C. Q. band on Saturday evening June l. to which the invit- ed the members of the C. and A. hand, and the foremen and bosses of the C. c. mines. Jack Watson acted, as chairman. and arranged the followins program:
 Song .... 'T'll never for >slG day
 c. Angove Toast Long life and success to the C. c. Band" r. L. Woodman Song ... Painting the garden wall
 L. Pasco Toast ............... F. Stone Song ......... Let her drown
 J. Rowlin
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-04
Brief Local Items
Daughter Bern.

Born 10 Mir and Mrs. Puckett ot Upper Lowell Sunday morning, a Caughter
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-04
COURTS KEPT LIVELY
 BY PETTY OFFENDERS
Over Sunday Offenders Fur nish Grist to Be
 Ground

Eight defendants faced Judge High yesterday morning when he called his two courts to order to find out what officers had brought in during Sat urday night and Sunday. All or them were given fines ranging from six to ten dollars. depending on whether th- charge was merely drunk or with dis turbing the peace frills.. One, an Irishmani talked back to the court and was fined five dollars additional for contempt of court.
 B. Gordon was arrested by Officer Hill Run. charged with doing bGsi- ness without a license in violation Of the city ordinance licensing peddlina of merchandise, and his case was set for June 6 and 2:30 o'clock. He put up bond of s20 until that time.
 c. F. Riddle. the man who was ar rested by Officer Thomas at Lowell on Saturday. charged with beating Q board bill, was sentenced to forty days in jail by Judge High. . He was taken to Tombstone to serve out the sentence in the county jail
 :. There were no cases in Judge Smiths court at Lowell, and there have been none, in that court since June I. although in the month of May the business done by that court ex. celled any month for several years.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-04

Otto Engelder and O. G. Engelder left last night for Chicago and other eastern points.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-04

A. J. pickrell of Prescott was in the city yesterday, reistered at the Copper queen hotel.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-04
Wagon and Car Collide.

street car and Warren dairy wagon collided yesterday morning in
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-04

Miss Marie Bartlett left yesterday morning for her home at Colorado Springs
 Otto Engelder and O. G. Engelder left last night for Chicago and other eastern points.
 A. J. pickrell of Prescott was in the city yesterday, reistered at the Copper queen hotel.
 Fred Ritter has returned from a visit of two weeks with friends at Nacozari. Sonora.
 Mrs. Jesse Yoakrm and son and daughter will leave this morning for Los Angeles and the beaches.
 Miss zeta Johnson, nigh school teacher, left yesterday for her home in Michigan. where she will spend the summer. ,l1l
 Arthur Honle who will be superin- tendent of construction of the Shat tuck smelter in Douglas. was busi- ness visitor in the city yesterday.
 A. !. Kisselberg will leave this morning for Salt Lake City, in charge of party of investors in Salt Lake City property Mrs. Kisselberg will accompany her husband.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-04

Miss Marie Bartlett left yesterday morning for her home at Colorado Springs.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-04

Fred Ritter has returned from a visit of two weeks with friends at NacOzari. Sonora.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-04

There is a style built for your special requirements made to order to fit your work.
 MEN at every kind of work arc wearing "HANSENS" and they are giving the most complete satisfaction and perfect fit, com fort and ease of movement
Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-04

Mrs. Jesse YoakGm and son and daughter will leave this morning for Los Angeles and the beaches.
The Ketchikan miner., 1912-11-15
FIND A BIG ONE

Of all the mastodons ever found the one recently un- covered on Coffee creek in kougarok district seems to beat the record. The work of digging out the skeleton has proceeded far enough to ascer tain that the tusks are 12 feet cinches in length. The pre- servation of the hair of the brute is considered to be most remarkable. Some of the tun- dra surrounding the skeleton has been brought to Nome. Ii carries a large quantity of hair which has remained intact throughout the ages since the giant bease died.
The Ketchikan miner., 1912-11-15
MINiNG MAN DIES

While On his way 10 the of- tee. last Thursday, Nels John son. foreman of the Ready Bullion mine, at TreadweIl. was stricken with heart fail ure. and died before help could arrive. He had ascend ed the first and second flights Of stairs leading from the rear of the mill, and the exertIOn Was too much for him, as his body was found On the second landing, in nearly the same spot where he received sim- liar stroke about two months ago. Mfr. Johnson spent the past month at the Springs and was supposed to have recov- cred rom the first stroke.
The Ketchikan miner., 1912-11-15
BAD WIND STORM

tLast night was q record mak et and breaker in the wind lirbe. Considerable damage to cblmneys and fences is report cid. but fortunately nothing se-
 1pus. The central dolphin Of tho Newtown float was brok- enf off by the wind and wave pfCssure, but as the big an- J 6or held, no damage resulted tb the launches there. l'rang. Burkh;It and his pic. dI iver (crew drove new dolphin to- tday oud everything at th, Goo. ] ali ,'fht again.
The Ketchikan miner., 1912-11-15
INDIAN MINES
 ARE PROMISING

Manager George A. Clothier visited the Indian Mines prop
 ertv for q few days this week and found everything satis- factory except the snowfall, there being about eighteen inches of the "beautifuls at about 2.000 1t. altitude. The
 main tunnel is now in dis
 tance of to0 feet and the vein 'iS being eroSScut at the face Iof the tunnel, showing at pres 'ent a width of ten feet. The main filling of the vein Is quartz, throughout which is
 scattered galena and iron car rying fair gold values. On the hanging wall side and outside the quartz these is from one to three feet of fairly clean gal  ena in which the values are principally silver and lead. tie gold values seemingly are con fined 10 the quartz section Of the vein. The face of the tun- nel is about i50 feet from the big galena outcropping, and the fact of the vien being min- eralized at that distance from where the ore Shute Is sup posed to be promises well for its improvement as It approach es the ore shute.-Portland Miner.
The Ketchikan miner., 1912-11-15
BRACE UP

Some people are going about with melancholy air predict ing all kinds of ealamities as the result of the election of a Democrat to the Presidency. Gan anything be more redicu- lous? This grand old country of ours is too large, too strong and too sensible for any man. no matter who, to swamp. And who has the right to eveL suggest that Mir. Wilson Is not as able. earnest and patri- otic as any man who has oc- cupied the White House 3 The American people are too wise to permit any man to run away with Us, and they N couldn't be the least bit slow ebout ealing halt. The A meriean people know their rights and have the courage to assert themselves on any and all occaSionS. It looks like rroperity right off the bat. a good cleans hit for a home run.
The Ketchikan miner., 1912-11-15
THE ScAREScRoW

The scareerow, all swelled lup with pride, was boosting of Tits worth. "I do more good
 each day il said, "than any
 man on earth. l guard the
 granger's corn and wheat from hungry birds of prey. they come, the whole blamed
 crop to eat, see me, ,and fly
 away. 1 stand out here in
 rain and sun, all soaked Il hon est sweat; and though my work is never done, small
 credit do l get. l wildly wave my wooden arms, and kick my iointleSs shanks, to chase the buzzards from the farms, and DO one gives me thanks. If l should loaf around in town and thus neglect my trust, the flouring mills would all close down and the bakeries would
 bust. The banks and factories
 would fail; you'd soon hear Famine's tread; you'd hear the
 hungry housewlfe's vail while children cried for bread. Pros perity is holding sway, and peace beyond all words, be-
 cause 1 stay here day by day, and scare the doggone birds. But people don't appreciate the good l do, old shap; they really ought to nominate me for some public snap" 2
 Just then the farmer came and threw the scarecrow on it's nose. "This effigy," he said, Twill do for kindling, l sup pose" No scarecrow's so im- portant. here that when de deprived of power the world will be thrown out of gear for more than half an hour.
 WALT MASON