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Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-06
INACTIVE BECAUSE SECURITIES
 UNCERTAIN IN VALUE
Southern Pacihcs Arizona Eastern Line Will Not Go from Winkleman to San Carlos Over High Line

"As compared with the total vol ume of rallroat business being done in the county l suppose the Southern Pacific should be satisfied with the business that it IS handling at the preesnt time. The Southern Pacific, however, could aandie great deal more busi ness than is coming 10 ! and for which it las made preparu- tions by purchasing new engines and other equlpmenJ'
 Thus spoke E. ". C.avp, Southern Pacific freight and Fassenger agent, with headquarters a- Tucson. Mr. .Clapp arrived in the city yesterday ac- .companied by F. |. Batter, general passenger agent of the $. r. at Los All se gentlemen are making a to-r oI .l A..Zona for the purpose of loa.u-ls oI industrial con u.ticns and the opportunity for more Southern Pacific business.
 MT. Clapp stated in speaking ot the building of the Arizona Eastern from NiHk,eman to San Carlos, thus completu i Q trunk line through the state ln more favorable grade for haulrg :6 mage than the main line nov ut- cg through the mountain passes between Bowie and Tucson. sad that there was no intention Of making this connection unless the road was permitted to use what IS known as the low line up the Gila river from Winkleman. Any other route up this river 10 San Carlos would be no better in the matter ot grade than the one through DragocE Pass, according to MT. Clapp.
 Railroads in the country would 70 doubt be engaged in the construction of many desirable additional lines j. it was easy to get the money from the people in return for the bonds,
 said MT. Clapp. However, the peo' pie are yefy slow these days in in vestingating in railroad securities be cause of the uncertainty of ther value and because of the lack of knowledge Of where the ra.iroad regulation w'll end and of whether the end Of the railroad crusade will leave possl-
 tfiluy of profit on either railroad stocks or bonds"
 Mir. Batturs and MT. Clapp arrived in the afternoon from Douglas ani on their arrival went to Warren, where they CdlltA 1A Ne.btss-A way of the Calumet and Arizona They were otbh pleased to learn ol the prosperity of the Warren district as a great amount of the Southern Pacific business orig. mates and Ger inmates in Bisbee- For instance, the Southern Pacific has the long haul on all the copper produced from Sis bee ores, taking the copper from the Fl Paso and Southwestern at Fl Paso l and carrying 1t by rail and steamer
 to the New York market and ali the lou and timber brought 70 southern Arizona from California is hauiei by the Southern Pacific to Tucson or Benson.
 Several years ago the Southern Pa cifie graded a line from Pearee almost to Naco and with the declared inteA- tion of coming to Bisbee from fos- est ranch. For some reason this con struction work was abandoned "itA-
 out the reason being given to the put lie but there has always been eNpec | tations that the Southern Paeifc
 would again become active in railroal building in this part of the state.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-06
No Escape.

"I saw Dr. Flint stop at your house yesterday. Anything serious?" T should say there was. He came to collect his bill"
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-06
aooa Reason for His Enthusiasm

when a man has suffered for several aavs with eoiic, diarrhoca or other form of bowel complaint and Is then cured sound and well by one or tNo doses of Chamberlain s Colic, Cholera and Dsarrh0ea Remedy, as IS ottea ;be case. it is but natural that ne should be enthusiastic in his praise Of the remedy. and especially IS this tne case of a severe attack when ne IS threatened. Try 1t when in need oi such a remedy. 1t never fails. Sold by all dealers
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-06
From Hereford.

Captain H. A. Sievert, in comandI of the border patrol, was in the city yesterday purchasing suppliems- for the patrol. He reports everything quiet in his section.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-06

low Wamba to go to the white settle ment for medical aid.
 Wamba stels away in the night and makes her way through the dense jUngles toward the doctors house.
 This picture is conceded by the eastern critics to be a genuine sen satiCn. II can be held here only two nights, tonight and tomorrow night. In addition to this great marvel the Lowell will present The Faith Of a Cir a splendid society drama, and Slippery Slim Repents' and Just Ki6s, two corking good Biograph comedies.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-06
z5 PER CENT DISCOUNT

On all Harris Furdture Company stock to make room for new goods.
 JUNGLE JIN'S" Successor to Harris Fur Col
 Brewery Gulch.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-06
THE ARIZONA AND NEW MEXICO RAILROAD co.
 Passenger Service.
MOUNTAIN TIME

SOuthbound Northbound 6,45 a. m. W Clifton Ar 3.25 D. m. 7:2i a. m. W Guthrie lv 2:4s D. m. 8-19 a. m. lv Duncan lv 1851 D. m. 9:35 a. n. lv Lordsburg lv 12:45 3. m. 10.45 a. m. ar Hachita lv 11:25 a. m. South bound train connects with Southern Pacific west bound trains Nos. | and 9, leaving Lordsburg aJ 10.57 a. m. and 12;I0 D. m. and with Southern Pacific east bound train No. 2, leaving at 10:30 a. m., also with Fl Paso & Southwestern east and west bound trains Nos. 5 and $. Ieav. ing HaehIts at 10:5O and 11;20 8. m. respectively.
 R. K. MINSON,
 General Passenger Agent
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-06
Costly Treatment.

q was troubled with constipation md indigestion and spent hundreds of dollars for medicine and treatment" :" writes c. H. Hines, of Whitelow, Ark. T went to a St. Louis hospital also to a hospital in New Orleans, but 10 cure was effected. On returning home l began taking Chamberlain's Tablets, and worked right along. I used then. for some time and am now all right" Sold by all dealers.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-06
Need Care of Home.

A Philadelphia physician who CD Joys a handsome practice and excel lent hospital connections told me an interesting although terrible thing. About % per cent out of every 100 babies that are sent to hospitals for bringing up die The death rate among such unfortunates is seven times as great ss with infants who have the immediate care of mothers. Truly there Is something needed in 3 child's life besides food. shelter and clothing.-philadelphia Record.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-06
LOWELL THEATRES
 GREATEST OFFERING

TEe story of Wamba, the latest ana most startling animal drama 10 1s produced in motion pictures ls la.r
 in that picturesque but wildly dahscI-
 ous strip of coast country known 's
 East Africa Jungleland. Wanna l7 ,he simple half-breed wife Of Drn- ltaI portugese who lives in nut iA little clearing in the jingle. Po'te ause Pete is a professional guide aho b9nter and q enabled 10 earn scsnt living. He is given to run. ane pCor faithful Wamab is tefrioN
 abused.
 l Wambas little daughter IS taKFn ! sick. but Pcrtugese Pete refuses 10 ai'
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-06
Misnated.

They say, The fool and his money are soon parted' 70 That's all right. What beats me is why the dickens they should go together to begin with"
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-06
Effective Personalities

When you bring yourself to realize how many different kinds of effective personalities there are in the world, you will have your own troubles try ing to pick out the wrong kind.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-12-28
CHRISTMAS BREAKFAST

adr. and Mrs. Ambrose Smock, and little daughter. Margaret gave a charming o'clock breakfast on Christmas morning at their home on Mason hill. The table and rooms were beautifully decorated with smilax, car nations, holly and -mistletoe, all of which enhanced the charm Of heau- tifully arranged Christmas tree, a work of art in itself which occasioned the highest admiration Of the guests. The tree contained a gift for each or these present and amid much joycHs- ness were taken down. Hand painted place cards helpe1 the attractiveness of the table Those present at this delightful affair were Misses ShadhHit and Patton, MT, and Mrs. Pierce, Mir. and Mrs. Bear and the latter's father. Mr. Lithgool, Mir and Mrs. Shock and Mss Margaret
Bisbee daily review., 1913-12-28
BRIDAL coupLe COMES

Arthur Mannix. well known in tAe e 'ectrical department cf the Spray mine, returned Friday evening from Doug. as accompanied by his charming rise. the wedding service having e. cured in Douglas On Christmas eve. Miss Margaret James being the bride. large number of friends at the South western depot, accompanied by the Copper Queen band, which rendered a serenade. in attention to which tho young couple divided their time with rice throwing friends. Later they were escorted to a cottage prepared for the reception of his bride by Mir
 Msnnix on School hill The bsnd fol-
 owed and rendered an excellent com cert program there. Ar. and Mrs
 Mannix were much disaFo 'ftel m tas manner Of their homs coming IT, ceJtson, inasmuch ti.sy bad plaaued and expected to co 1c ia Guietly and settle down without attracting ti'e rarticuIar attention of their friends
Bisbee daily review., 1913-12-28
Busy and Merry Holiday Season

women Of the district this season are most notable in their elegance aud good taste. While the new fashions are followed. the extremes have not been copied any more than they have among those Of the best taste in the largest cities. Bisbee streets present metropolitan appearance ia the mat ter Of womens wear, but always in gcod taste. The average of becoming " dressed women. of all ages. whose raiment'is of excellence, in style and discriminating worn, is probably higher in Bisbee than in any other city of it's size, cast. west. north or south. in the entire country. The Bis bee woman. can, in fact, go anywhere with Bisbee purchased clothing and te at entire ease of mind as to style ard fit of that which she takes from home to wear.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-12-28
HAPPY CHRISTMAS DAY

Mrs. Fannie Black entertained at her home on Higgins Hill OF Christ mas in honor of NIT, and Mrs. c. V. P umiey, Mrs. Plumley being Mrs Blacks daughter, here with her bus band from their home in Fl Centre. Calf. to spend the holiday season. Christmas day was made very happy for the visitors and ether guests at the hospitable home of Mrs. Black, where a five course Christmas dinner and A Christmas tree were the par ticuIarly delightful features of the ee- casion. Those present were Mir. aa1 Ms. Plumley, MT and Mrs. John Nel- sen. of Pasadena, Cal, Mrs Black, ard Messrs. A. C. Tuttie, w l. Billet, wm. Gise. E. W. Beddow and C. 3. simons. The presence Of Mrs. Plum ley in the city has been a matter ei much pleasure to many friends. Win Mir. PiumIey she will leave tomorrow to return to their home in the l5i- perisl valley.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-12-28
NEW YEAR RECEPTION

Al cv5r the cistrict, fclks are mak- Ing quite as much preparation for j'y- ous reception of the New Year a. they did for Christmas, and that means much, for most everybody in some way CT other paid particular homase to the Christmas day. There will be any number of watch parties next Wednesday night and there will De thousands up to greet the new year in, say howdy to 1914 when the c,ocE strikes the midnight hour. None 0: tie old customs will be forgctten iii the district. for there are people here from every part of the country and for that matter from every part Of the world, and individual y at least they will see to it that o.5 times are not forgotten,
Bisbee daily review., 1913-12-28
CHRISTMAS DAY OUTINGS

The delightful weather on christ' mas day was rssp9nsitf= for a n7m5 ? of auto parties wh,ca Nsls e-t iH ol.- ferent directions from r5e oi,T .5z enjoyable rides. Many vent co las and spent a portion the c2g fl lends. There Wsrc a,s2 r.a co mountains and visits to valley srlen-4 It was by no manner or means oL1 s.dsd-this tcu-in however, for many came to Bisbec during tne day ir2G outside points to visit and mins 2 with old friends. As for the plsaslseS of driving on Christmas day ne weather could hardly have been kind Her had it been made to order Ter the occasion.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-12-28

time This is most certainly true frcm the viewpoint of wCmans eycs, Tor in the public appearances of thoG- Eaads of women and children of the district during the week there was display made cf mere good clothing. daintiness and Up-to-dateness than ever before witnessed here-and it is fact of wide fame that Warren dis trict women and children have always been excellent dressers. MidWintcr and holiday costumes worn by the
Bisbee daily review., 1913-12-28
BEAUTIFUL DECORATIONS

No season in the past ever vi, messed so much beautiful decorative wcIk. carried out so genera Iy about the district, beth in mercantile es tabiishments, churches, halls and homes as that of the present holiday pericd. Importations of fresh flew. CTS from the coast ran into many auI dreds of dollars, and still the late supply was much short Of demand Paper flowers and ether decorative tmportaticns amounted to a great deal mere in cost and were used with muca effectiveness and good taste. Deeo1d- tiors for New Year vii show may changes and equal eiaborateness.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-12-28
QUIET WEDDING

Miss Rose Wheatley Gecame the bride of Wm. Mccartney on Christ mas 6ay, the service being read by Father Mandiu. of the Cathcli lie church It was a very Cuiet wedding Miss h. Han, the sister of Miss WEeatley, Raa the bridesmaid. anI Mir. Joe Saw.v best man. The bride is a member oi a prominent Colorado family while he groom is from Utah, and at pres ent employed by the Copper Queen Mining Company. After brief honey moon the couple vii reside in c0t tage in Tombstone Canyon that hal teen prepared for them.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-12-28
HER FATHER RETURNS

Miss Mae Hasler was delighted m Christmas day with real Christmas present through the arrival or her father. D. NJ. Hasler. who returne1 rom a visit to the Yuma valley, where he was looking over lands for some time. As a result of his investiga- tions MT. Hasler is understood to have secured an exceptionally favor ah'y located piece Cf land close in 10 to the city of Yuma, his enthusiasm over which bids fair to deprive line district of the pleasure of the resi- denee of these folks before a great while.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-12-28
PREPARE FOR DANCE

The Ladies of the Frateruai Aid have been pursuing their plans Ter a delightful New Years Eve dance watch party and New Years dance all combined in one and all beginning on Wednesday evening at the K r
 ball where the ladies are expeetin'i tAsa !argeAt sssenblakse egef nieyea by the Fraternat Aid in the distriee The responses they have receiFel 70 word sent out to come and join in the festivities Of the occasion give them occasion for the belief that they are going to score a very brilliant triumph.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-12-28
COMES FOR vIsIT

Mrs Buckwalter. mother ot Csshiel p M Buckwalter of the Miners Merchants Bank. arrived in the cry on Wednesday from Los Angeles ~ sDend the holiday season With nei son and his family. Mrs BucANai.sN is charming lady. not unknown hf'1 . having visited and made friendships ,,f nrevious occasions among many ol vhom will be delighted to know thA' she Is back for a while.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-12-28
BRILLIANT AFFAIR

Tie annual bali given at the Gads- den hotel Friday night in Douglas was at euded by a large number of Bis5ee people who had invitations for the affair. It was the most bril iant event of the holiday social season in tue Shelter city and was greatly enjoyel by all. Nest of the Bistee attend ants drove down ana back over tue automobile road, although a number went by train and remained overnight. Guests found themselves in a fairy laud of reauty striking in it's effect. Manager D. C. O'Neil and his com petent ccrps of assistants spared no pains in preparing the proper setting for the festivities. Two varieties of
Bisbee daily review., 1913-12-28
CHRISTMAS AT TIE '. M. .. A.

Al inc Y. NJ. (. A. building there was very much participated in all dsv celebration of Christmas. Among otber things and by way of just hc# nfce tbe day was made for every bodv the ladies made l.2eo sand ,.,icbez and more than fifty delicious cstss naked with special eye to too,bsomeness for the men of the ci.i- ,~ct All of this work won muca congratulations and deep sppreeiation iron, tn. hundreds of men wko attend ad aurine the day. Neither was there : ,rumb of the good things left when inc program closed at night ihe ,-orng men extended open house in d,v to men. their wives and children oe ,ba entire Warren district. iu tae eve-iug a smoker was extended me men. The entertainment program i1 .I.s afternoon which was very mentor ,1,,s was as foIlrws. Dnet-Miss Wal ,sce and MT. Whitely. Scprana Solo Mics Watson: Piano So,o-Mr. Crib ble. VanssyilIe Act, --Banks < Co; s3,aaa solo Miss Florence Patton: ieonsersina So'os-MT. Garstcn- Xmas r.a,.sls-4,E s4sse Glee Club including fass soIo,-,Nr. Fred JuHf; Soprano Sclo-Miss Howe: Violin soio-Nr. Berliudas. Two basket hsll games o' much interest followed the program
Bisbee daily review., 1913-12-28
BIRTHDAY SURPRISE

A recent very pleasant event was a birthday surprise party tsndered Mrs. ]. D. Blair. of Oak Avenue. by a number of friends and relatives. Elaborate refreshments were served and a delightful social evening en- jcyed. Mrs Blair received many beau tifuI presents to remind her in fu- tCre of the happy event
Bisbee daily review., 1913-12-28
ENTERTAIN AT cLus

Last night at the Country Gu. D., and Mrs. c. H. Hunt entertained very charmingly with a ten coursf fnuer for a dozen of their frieno. The dinner. served in the usual '~cellent manner of the Country club and great ly enjoyed by those present was fol. lowed with an informal dance at tic club.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-12-28

There are none more deserving nor ncne who have more to their credit III the manner Of vsry happy past achievements ans that they will real .ze very large attendance at thsir dance is certain. Also it is certain that those who attend will he made to have an exceedingly pleasant time. whether or 10.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-12-28
FROM DOUGLAS

Ms. Stuart ". French, accompanie~ by lir. and Mrs. W. II. Webster. Miss Dorothy Packard and A NJ. Norris enjoyed an automobile drive over from Douglas On Thursday. They stopped at the Copper Qaeen hotel for a while and then drove back hime.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-12-28
IN DOUGLAS

Miss F. Messner Is among Fisbe school teachers who are spending 9 pcrtt n sof the holiday season away frcn the scsne of their work. Mss Mesgper has been the guest of friendz in Douglas since Christmas and in a lstter to friends here is quoted as saying that things are very likely anu pleasant in the Shelter City.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-12-28
SPENT CHRISTMAS

NIT. and Mrs. E. T. Phillips, of Doug las, were the house guests of Mrs M A Howe and family on Christmas Mir Phillips returned home Christmas night. but Mrs Phillips remains for a several days visit
Bisbee daily review., 1913-12-28

have their home with their daughters at HarGfcrd, considered one Gf the most charming spots in al tue stat Mrs. Hamburg declared herself gla" to get back to Arizona and it's winter weather conditions which she says are as a breath of paradise in com parison with the cold of the east and the frequently and widely changing thermometer they have there.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-12-28
FROM TIE EAST

Mrs. Hamburg returnee ioS'
 from Chicago. Washington and New ysrk. where she visited for nlonel' ,sitb her husband, who is ia the east ;n connection with business related to inc mining. company which he has aia'l which has expended large amount os rnopev in development in the Huaeau-
 css where Mr. and Mrs. HamnH
Bisbee daily review., 1913-12-28
RANCH CHRISTMAS

J-dge. and Mrs. Fred Sutter wel~ among guests at the Mckinney ranch hcme for Christmas day. returning to the city Friday with report of ds- ligh .ul time in the country, where they saic there was enjoyed real o d fashioned Virginia Christmas.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-12-28
VISITING DAUGHTER

ur and Mrs. Fred Juiif are enjoy ,,a ,be pleasure of entertaining her father. Ar. Campbell, of Prescott s' fbe;r Warren home during the non a.,- season Mir. Campbell arrived in time to be with Santa Claus at me Juli6 home. where there was VeFy nanny family dinner party on Thurs- day
Bisbee daily review., 1913-12-28
DINNER PARTY

Robert Manson entertaine1 the fol lowing guests at a charming litae dinner party at the Country club Christmas evening, Misses Alice and Beatrice Brooks, Mr. and Mrs. J. D Taylor. Following the dinner, cards were indulged.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-12-28
ENJOYED PRESENCE

Miss Mabel Kelly, of Douglas. was among guests of friends in the city Christmas day from Douglas to me very decided pleasure of herself anu her many admirers. The very cnarlh' ing young iady returned to her homH Friday.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-12-28
WILL BRING REMINDERS

Miss Nina Markcr, a pcpaia- mem- Der of the Phelps-Bcdge Mercantile stan. left Wednesday fer Apache io spend Christmas with her parents. She will return to the city sometime during the present week and has promised to bring lack wrea;a of holiday greenery for her friends from the mountains of her home place.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-12-28
DANCE FOR FORMER PUPILS

Young ladies of the High School ex tended a delightful dance at the cen traI building Friday night. when thers were fin attendance a large numIer O. young people. The occasion was largely in honor of former pupils oi the High school who are home TOT tbe holidays from the institutions they are now attending.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-12-28
Mrs. D. '. Fletcher ttop) szld Mrs
 Claude A. Swanson.

The social leaders of Washington have decided to let President Wilson settle the question ot social prece- dence by properly forming the re- eeivirg line at tho first White House reception in January. Two ssuators' wives who have expressed their opin- ion thatsIhe president will be> able to settle the ancient controversy once and for all are Mrs. DuUcau UI Fletcher of Florida and Mrs. Claude A Swanson of Virginia.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-12-28
A PLEASANT VISIT

Orangemen, their wives and thelr friends and ladies enjoyed one or 'r most measurable affairs of the seascn on Chris mas night at the Masonic hall. where there was a banquet served ard music enjoyed until a late hour.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-12-28
AT DINNER

Among numerous happy dinner events on Christmas day was one ox- tended ty Mrs. La More at her home. where tive ve guests assembled about a bounteous beard and enjoyed a de lightful time.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-12-28
TEACHERS AT TUCSON

Several teachers of the district, headed by Prof. PhilDrock are ez- pee ed home tonight from Tucson where they were the end of the weal A terding the sessions of tn State h stitu.e. held on Friday and yester aE and prcnc cunced in word received from Tucson to have bsen very attractive and advantageous.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-12-28
WE'LL DRESSED DISTRICT

The week just closed was without doubt the greatest in it's charities ac- tiyities and home social affairs in tho history of the district Old time res idsnts agree in this and also in the view that the Warren district was nev- CT 90 harpily prosperous as at this
Bisbee daily review., 1913-12-28
MRS. A. vALJEAN, SOCIETY sDi-o
LODGE DANCES

The several lodge dances given dur. ing the week were very enjoyable ai- fairs. largely attended and extending much pleasure to many participants
Bisbee daily review., 1913-12-28
COURSE DINNER

Mir aud Mrs. J. F. Curry. cf Wa. ren. were hosts at a seven course 1i- ner extended at the Country Gu Thursday evening Five B. sts - Mir. and Mrs. Curry enjcy ed -L casian with them very much
Bisbee daily review., 1913-12-28
GAVE DINNER

Dr. ard Mrs. L. l.. Miner entertained a few friends at a delightfully."- ap- DO Tt d dinner on Christmas evening. The occasion was made a very happ. one.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-12-28
HERE FROM DOUGLAS

Miss Rachae. Williams, pop4lal school teacher of Douglas. is here fo- a several days visi, with friends. sE will return home the end of the wee for tEe IeopeRing of Douglas seLoo.s
Bisbee daily review., 1913-12-28

after which cake and ginger ale were served to everybody.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-12-28

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