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Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-22
KILLED BIG CAT
 AT HUACHUCA
Old Timer Says it is Largest E.ver-Bisbee Young Men Would Hove Got it but for Engagements.

John James. old timer in Bisbee and the Huachucas, came in yesterday from the vicinity of Perner's resort with the story of killing of the biggest wildcat he had ever seen in this part of the country. The animal had been about the neighboFhood in which it was killed for several days and had been reported by several parties, none of whom happened to be suitably armed to make motion of point Of order with the animal. James, on hear ing of the presence of the beast, took down his gun and went after the cat, whose hide he now has salted.
 The animal is presumbaly identical with a panther seen by a couple Of Bisbee young men the latter part Of the week in the Berner neighborhood. They had nothing with them except Q small ealibre automatic revolver and wisely refrained from giving battle. Underlying this reticence in the pres snea sss .=>gbie. however. there Is said 70 have been deepr and more sinister reason than any mere wild cat might present
 As the story goes, these young men wore on the way from their camp to a dance. where they had engagement io meet some fair mountain folks. They were late. and they didn't have lime to bother with wild cats. But the story goes back still another chapter to expose the real reason of haste These young men on leaving home early last week took most everything along with them that they might have need for, from corn cure to fly paper except a looking glass. Young ladies may not know that a looking glass IS essential in the kit of yonng men, hui it is. They have to shave now anu ,hen at least or dance occasions and in sucb times the looking glass is dire need. Well. they had none. So they sent a scout to look the country over within a radius of ten miles, TOT a looking glass that might be loaned He found one at the extreme outside
 noint of the radius This was on Tues dsv and the lady of the house said tne looking glass did not have to De nacK before Saturday, but not later than o'clock Saturcay afternoon sne must have it--iust must have it, and woe be unto the hides of the young
 men if the article failed to he home on time, She was dance bound too.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-22
WANT POLICE AUTO
 SERVICE FOR BISBEE

Auto police wagons for the use of the county and city officers ia the dis trict are a need that there is now a movement on foot to get filled.
 It is pointed out by those familiar with the district and it's police work that until means of quick transpcrta- tion is provided for officers work is carried on under great difficulties and without the efficiency that is desirable.
 This is particularly true with ref erenee to night calls on the police from distant residence quarters. and all of these in the district are distant from the centers in the business sec tions which require the presence of officers at all hours.
 Frequently there are half a dozen calls for officers sent in within the srace Of fifteen or twenty minutes. To meet all of these calls with any degree of promptness is out of the question. Any call from a residence quarter
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-22
WILL GRADE SITE FUR CONCENTRATOR

John Alexander. president and gen eraI manager Of the Nacozar: Consi = dated Mining Co Of Douglas, was a visitor here yesterday in the interests cf his company. He arrived in the morning ana returned home in the evening.
 Mir. Alexander was very enthu- s.astic in speaking about the pres poets of the property which adjoins the famous Flares mine near Nacc- zari and said that the sale of the new allotment of stock recently plae- ed on the market for the purpose Of putting up a ccncentratcr was pre- gressing very well.
 He will leave Douglas to go to the
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-22

mine next week ana immediately be sin grading the site for the mill. The plans for the concentrator are com plete and as soon as the grading IS finished he will begin work on the foundations and about the first Of the year the company expects to De shipping concentrates to the shelter.
 According 10 the latest reports, the Naoozari ConsoL dated is one Of the most Iromising mines in the South west and will eventually make good. Mir Alexander has absolute faith in the property and some time ago com pleted the 17O0-fCot tunnel which Is almost entirely through low grade concentrating ore.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-22
Fiahter Leaves

Spider Moffatt leaves today for Al 'Euquerque. where. on Labor, Day, he meets Battling Chico for a tearound contest. The Spider has been train
 ing at the Y. M C A. and has been sparriLg with Ligon and other light weights. He reports Ligon there with a punch like a mule Between times
 he has been taking regular trots to the top of the divide and back. He will make weight of 1l6 pounds for the scrap at Albuquerque and expects to return to Bisbee after the fight He reports this tb best climate for train
 ing in that he has yet found
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-22
Moves to Farm.

N R. Townend, of the Review me ehanical department. has returned from the San Pedro valley. where he recently took up land. His family is DOW located on the property. where he has built house. While he Is not intending immediate departure from his trade to adopt the pursuit of farm ing, he believes with everybody else in the valley that it is only question of time until they will have one of the richest agricultural sections in the Southwest.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-22

means a long trip. By the time ar of- ficer can respond the carrying out of all kinds of damage may be finished. The outside localities, the residence districts of both Bisbee and Lowell. are responsible for the call for auto patrol wagon service and in setting up their claims have the advantage of being able to point to the fact that while they bear the larger part of the cost of police protection. through tax ation, they have no direct service in return.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-22

go. shrivel vanish. No more cotton rings to make the corn sharper and more bulgy, no more bandages to stop circulation and stick to the stocking. no more salyes to turn the flesh raw and make the corn spuil,Y no more knives or razors with danger of bleed ing and blood poisoning.
 -''GETSIT'' Is nainless. stops pain, and Is absolutely harmless to healthy flesh. Warts and bunions disappear. -GETS-IT" is sold at druggists at % cents a bottle, or sent on receipt of price to E. Lawrence & O.. Chicago. Sold in fisbee by Bisbee Drug Co. and Central Pharmacy and Phelps Dodge Mercantile Co.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-22
CARD OF THANKS.

Bisbee, Ariz., Aug. 21, 1913. Mr. John Ggoyn and Mir Joseph Hcokway wish to thank all the friends who attended the funeral of Joshua Glcyr and also the c. X A. Band for their kindness by attending the fun eral, and the choir for singing and also the Rev MT. Decker who of ficiated.. The following acted as pail bearers. Mfr Geo Shell ST., Mir, Geo Shell Jr.. Nr Osmond Shell, Mir. John Strike, MT Fred ,Spry. Mr. Geo. Per kins (Signed)
 = JOHN GLOYN.
 JOSEPH HOOKWAY.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-22
Survey Completed

The survey by City Engineer Zeis- mer of the Finnerty property, on up per Tombstone canyon, was completed yesterday. Mir. Finnerty claims that part of his land has been taken by the city for a roadway and the matter will be brought mp at the next meeting oi the council
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-22
Fighting

| c. Long was arrested last night by | Chief Watkins and Officer Gibson on | Main street. He had been fighting and promptly transferred his grouch | to the officers. He finally had to be ! handcuffed before he could be taken
 10 jaiI He will be given a hearing 1 this morning.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-22
Niooinr Dies

James Nlggine, aged S9 years. died yesterday at the c. & A. hospital The deceasad has been an employe oi the q Se \ for a humber Of years. Pneu' menia was the cause of death. He IS snkyised by two brothers, Charles living here, and another brother ID GoIdfield, New This latter has been communicated with and funeral ar engagements win be made upon receipt of word from him.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-22
No Room

Local hctel men say that the pres ent summer has been the best in the history of Bisbee in their line and that, instead of closing up parts oi their buildings for the dull summer months. they have been forced to turn people away. Even with the large numbers who have left the city on va cations practically every house in the district is occupied
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-22
Some Fine Peaches

Yesterday Judge John Wilson Ross presented the editor of the Review with a sample of crop or peaches which he is now gathering from a hall dozen trees on his residence lot ln Warren. The peaches were large, per feet as a picture in shape and color and delicious in flavor. Judge Ross is proud of his peach crop and hls pride is fully justified.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-22
Saddle Stolen.

The Palace livery staele Is rlnus q good saddle and wonders why the balance of the outfit was not taken The saddle was stoien from horse tied in front of the Copper Queen hos, nitaI Tuesdav night. The animal had heen ridden by Turse in the evening and was tied up awaiting the arfNai os some one from thestabie
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-22

The promise was made gladly. It took
 longer than expectee to shave on Saturday and get lined up in dance clothes. and when the young men set out with the looking glass it was with the knowledge that the trip, must be made on the double quick if they were to make the delivery in time to avert spanking and yet get back to the dance party in season to save theii' faces with the young ladies awaiting their arrival. They did both, which in eluded the ten mile extra hike to re- turn the mirror. but they had no time for wildcats on the way.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-22
Good Ore Strike Reported.

Report received from the Hefern Mining Co. property in the Swisshelm
 mountains is to the effect that the cross-cut from the 300 level of the shaft has encountered high grade ore. There are a rumber of stockholders in this company in the Warren district and they feel great deal of enthusi- asm about the news that has come in-
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-22
visitinq oeeulist

Dr. II. c. Sehell and family are at the Copper Queen hotel. Dr. Schell being on one of his regular tours of southern Arizona in the practice ot his profession as ap occulist He is one of the old pioneer residents of the state and has a large acquaintance in Bisbee and Cochise county.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-22
TODAY LAST DAY.

Dr Scheli the optieian. Of Tucson.
 will remain at the Copper Queen Ho- tel until tonight. If you need accu- rately fitting glasses can on him to- day.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-22
Machinery Man

J. J. Sapper and wife will arrive thls morning from St. Louis for visit with NIT. and Mrs. F. A. Wittig- Mrs. Wittig is a sister of Mir. Sapper The latter is with a large eastern mining machinery house and is now on ms way to Miami. where he has a con siderable job of erection to look aIter
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-22
From Tucson

P. C. Gettens. district manager of the Mountain States Telephone Co. at Tucson. is in the city in the course of a general inspection trip ove. his ter ritory. He reports business good and showing steady increase.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-22
25 PER CENT DISCOUNT

On all Harris Furniture Company sIocS to make room for new goods
 Uncle Jim's" Successor to Harris Fur Co Brewery Gulch. PhoEe 257. 590
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-22
-oH, OH!'
Try "oETSIT," The Painless Ne" Plan Corn Cure. See Your corns
 Vanish in a Hurry.

sWhewi hurts way up to my heart I've tried almost everything TOT cornsi"
 Corn-sufrerers, confess Joy IS al hand. .'GETS-IT" is the only real enemy any corn ever had. Put GETS IT" on in 2 seconds, and away they
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-22
ennd in the Valley.

e R.. Thornrose, of swanson & Tbnrnrose of the Butte saloon, re turned yesterday from the former ranch in Sulphur Spring valley. He reports the sorghum crop coming on fine and anticipates a good season for the valley. Grass has made great beadway in the last few weeks.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-22
Appointment Soon

Mrs. Greer, postmistress of the War ren office, has received a letter from Representative Carl Hayden announc- ing that the appointment for the of flee will be made this week
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-22
CcnVention

The International Sanitary lnspec- ton board will hold it's annual meet ing this year in Philadelphia. Sanitary officers of nearby cities are making arrangements to attend and it is prcb- able that Sanitary Inspector Perry win make the trip. The convention will he held October 3-7.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-22
improvements

The J. B. Angius grocery store yes terday received two large refriger- ator display cases. These will be in- stalled in a few days. With this new
 equipment ali vegetables and other perishatle goods will be kept in first class condition at all times.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-22
From Valley

T. Potter, a prominent rancheT or the Sulphur Springs valley. was in the city yesterday. He reports that cat fife in the valley are looking well. with the range in good condition.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-22
Dance Monday

aThe dance to be given at the Coun- tty club will be on Monday night in- stead of Friday night, as announced. Special cars will be run from Bisbee
 and large attendance is expected.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-22
Telephone Manager

F. c. Gettins. district manager of the Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph company. with headquart CTS in Tucson, arrived in Bisbee yes. terday. He is on aH inspection trip coming here from Douglas. He win go to Tombstone today.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-22
Under Adyisement

white man, charged with vagrancy, was heard yesterday in Justice Highs court. The case was taken under ad visement
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-22
New Books

The Copper Queen library is in re ceipt of q large supply of the latest books. which will soon be catalogued and placed on the shelves.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-22
LOCAL L
fhe paY's Temperature

The heal record of the summer was equalled again yesterday, the thermometer touching 90 degrees. The low was 70 degrees.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-22
No License

Richard Osborne was fined & yes terday in Justice Thomas court on q charge or driving ar automobile with out a license.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-22

For accurately fitting glasses call on Dr. ScheIl the optician. of Tucson. at the Copper Queen Hotel. Today last day. ,
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-22
NoTIcEI

A meeting will be held above Office Saloon. P. M., Sunday. Aug. 24. for Delegates and Officials of Warren Dis trict Football League. Important busi- ness.
 F. DALEY. 797 Chairman
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-22
Of On Vacation.

Tom Greeley. well known Lowell barber accompanied by his family left yesterday for q vacation on the coast.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-22
Returns

nekuTts Mrs l.. F. Hawes, of Warren, has returned to the city from an extended vacation spent at Iudianolia, Iowa, where she visited friends.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-22
On Visit

Dr. II. A. ScheIl, wife and children are registered at the Copper Queen hotel from Tucson. They will leave for Douglas tonight
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-22
eARRELs oF MoNgY To LOAN

Licensed Pawnbroker.
 Uncle Jim's" Successor to Harris Fur Co, Brewery Gulch. Phone 357. 590
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-22
Warm in Valley

Lieutenant T. A. Rothweli, of the bcrder patrol at Hereford, was in the city yesterday. He reports excessive heat in the Hereford section.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-21

% last night. Each was given the
usual ten-day or dollar sentence
which was suspended on condition
that they walk out OF town.
Y. l. d. McAllister, for some time
connected with Albuquerque newspa
pers. arrived last night from his for
mcr homo In Atlanta. Georgia, here
he has been for several months. Mr..
McAlilster VIII be here 10 several
weeks visiting his family.
Tho regular meeting Of tho Knights
Of Columbus. Albuquerque council
No. 6il, VIA De held tonight az 3
O'Clock, al which time officers for the
lodge year beginning November ist
WILDE elected. and other important
business transacted.
g. D. Tru dell OF Washington. spec
ial assistant district attorney OF the
United states, Is In Albuquerque ON
business before JudRe pope Mr..
Trusdell Is here 10 assist United states
Attorney Burkhart In the case OF the
Government vs. the El Paso ana
South estorn Railway company "a
water Ights action, Involving nghts
10 the water ~ the Hondo river in
Lincoln county.
The wedding OF Miss joyce Norby,
OF Molrose, ~, NJ, aud Rev. j. W.
Hendrix, pastor OF the Methodist
church there we're married last night
at the parsonage OF the Central ave-
nue. church. Rev. s. r.. Allison. the
pastor, officiating az the service The
parents OF The bride and few lnti-
mate friends made up The wedding
party Mr. and Mrs Hendrix win
visit Ten .cssee on their honeymoon
and viii then go 10 Carizozo where
Mr. Hendrix has been appointed pas
tor
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-21

pllcatlon from these people for an
extension OF the city limits TO IN
clude their section iirst, so that they
would pay city taxes.
4 petition from Ave residents OF
Roma avenue. between Fourteenth
and Fifteenth streets. for grading OF
that street was referred to the street
committee.
4 petition from & Y Sims. for a
family liquor license for the prem
ises al 100 North Third street. was
referred 10 the police committee.
a petition from residents Of Coal
avenue between Third ana seventh
streets asking that three property
owners who have not set built side
walks before their property be re-
quircd 20 do So. was referred 90 the
city engineer for recommendation
under the 1901 law
Tho bond of Harley Mount, as auc-
tioneer was presented and the bond
Of Adolf Montana was approved. have
ing been up at "a previous session and
boon passed upon The Mount bond
viii come up after action by COM
mittcc
Beside the mayor, those present AT
the meeting were Mcssrs GrunslVld
sherwood, Thomas, Scnccr and Dr
Roidy
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-21
Bebbor, optlclan, 10 $. Second.


J. NJ. Hook. matchmaker no South
Second
The N. ". a. and Royal Neighb1ra
90 America VIA meet al J. o. o. r,
hall tomorrow night
J. G. LeMasters and wife have re-
turned from visit Ia southern Cali
lfornla.
A. b. Lokon. OF the Hub Clothing
company has gone To- III Paso IN a
business trip. lie VIII be away Tor
several days
Captain Fred FOrnom OF the mount
ca police. who was here last night,
left for eastern New Mexico on otii-
cial business
Lou Hoffman OF the Capita, city
Carnival company, which has been
showing at clovis. arrived IN Albu-
querque last night.
~. W. Fee. grain ana feed mer-
chant. has gone 10 CaleXlco, Califor-
mia 20 visit relatives. lie VIII visit
cities along the coast before return
ing
Regular mseting Of the Elks viii
take place tomorrow night al s
O'Clock. il Is understood that mum
Der OF candidates are 90 be initiated.
The lodge session VIII Doe followed by
a lunch.
superintendent Ruben Perry Of the
Indian school made an automobile
trip 10 ncrnulillo Yesterday. ln course
OF the trip Mr Perry lost pair OF
automobile chains which We're ate
mchcd 90 the ear in q sack.
The hig tower for the handling OF
concrete ID the new city building had
been completed to almost its fun
height todaJ lnd was gnyed IN place
by system nf steel wires. poles and
struts
TIE sole business of police court
This morning was two Nagranis picked
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-21
NEW BISHOP OF THE
EPISCOPAL CHURCH
FOR NEW MEXICO
Rev. F. c. Howden, of George
town, d. c. Parish, Will
Come Here as Successor to
Late Bishop Kendrick.

Local church circles and especially
members oi the Episcopal church, are
Interested In tho announcement
made last night from New YORK
whore tho house OF bishops Of the
church are Ia session, of the selection
of bishop K. e.. HuNden, lately of
GeorgetoNn, -. G. parish, 90 become
bishop of tho Sew Mexico diocese
ming she vacancy caused by tho
death of the late Bishop J. Mills Ken
driok.
The new bishop is graduate OF
the General Theological seminary
From the University OF Toronto nc
received his y. A. n 1891; NJ. 4. IN
1898. He was ordained deacon la
1894. and was ordained priest thc
same year hy Bishop u. G.. Potter, OF
New York At the present time he
IL rector OF -. Johns church. George
town parish District OF columbia. IN
1900 he was chaplain of the National
Cathedral school for girls. lie has
been examining chaplain for the
bishop of Waslington, alnce 1908.
His career In the ministry includes
assistant rectorship of 81 Johns
church Detroit. assistant in CALGARY
church. Now YORK city from 1885 90
1897. rector of Emmanuel church
Cumberland, 1897 to 1909; archdea-
bishop of Washington since 1908.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-10-21
FIRST STREET MEN
MAKE KICK ON
PAVING COST
Ask City Council to Make Re-
Adjustment Of Distribution
of Costs Between Owners
and Traction Company.
RAFT OF PETITIONS PUT
UP TO CITY FATHERS

Tho paving question jumped into
prominence at the meeting of the
council last night ln way that prom
ises much discussion Frank Wilson
and j. -. Eakin appeared and pro-
tested against the action OF the au-
htoritics in pro rating the paving cost
as they had Mr. Wilson declared
that the amount paid for paving worN
hy the traction company had been
deducted from the total to Ice paid
IS the First street district and the
balance pro rated among other prop
crty owners the same as " the car
limo had run the whole length of the
district. Re declared ne thought the
difference In cost OF paving should
como In the reduction Of the total
cost to those whose property fr0nted
tho street used hy the car line and
not In a general reduction. lie said
this WOULD make difference Of 5000
to him
Mr. Eakin corroboratod the state
ments made.
Upon looking Il up II was found
that the paving had been done under
the old law and a committee WAS APP
pointed 70 meet with Mcssrs Wilson
and Eakln this afternoon at ( o'clock
and discuss the matter This WAS
composed OF Alderman Grunsield, the
city clerk and the city engineer
Lots OF Petitions.
The meeting last night was fcatur-
ed by "a number of petitions, SOME OF
them for almost everything that a
city council can be petitionod To grant
Immediately following the call 20
order petition was entered from
the sheet metal workers OF the city
asking the repeal of the urdinanco
which requires double piping Wher-
ever furnace duets cor other pipes
carrying hot air pass through floors
or walls. The sheet metal workers,
represented at the meeting by Ed
ward sackett. alloge that this section
OF the city regulations has never been
enforced. in fact they say they had
never hoard of Il until few days ago.
They declare that they have already
figured work without this feature,
which they declare viii double the
cost and they also claim that such
openings furnish nue from cellar to
room which VIII carry asnes, dust or
Gre from noor 20 floor OF house. The
matter Nas referred 60 the chairman
Of the building committee, the city
engineer and the city building lnspec-
tor with power to act in promising
the repeal or refusing H., as needed
Ia their estimation.
The next petition presented was
from NJ p. Stamm. requesting per-
mission 90 erect corrugated iron
shed In rear 81 s14 South second
street This was referred 90 the
building committee.
Petitions Tor are lights at the south
end of FORESTER avenue, and at south
High street ana SILVER avenue, We're
referred go the same committee.
A petition from residents OF block
80. Iunng highland addition for
permission 90 connect with The ciiy
sewer was refused the council hold
lng that ne rjght thing was an ape