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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-01-01
rAE GREAT DAY.

Dakota Business college was filed
with new pupils today-holiday as 1T
was. Tomorrow will be he great day.
The enrolling force of the SCHOOL, will
be on hand early, The immense new
building, the added equipment and the
enlarged faculty will be able to take
care of all pupils this year-true adj
rnriisinn --
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-01-01

FANCY cREToNNEs.
one lot of remnants Of fancy ere
tonnes, 18c quality, 81
Thursday, yard ~
1000 yards Of 12Mc Percales, light
s @lss. as 4ss- 3 '1ss ssra 1c
STRIPED MADRAS.
15c quality, light ground striped
and checked madras cloth IN
lengths 5 to 20 yards. 2lr
pre-inventory price .C2S
LOOK AT THIS.
one lot Of 25c light ground fancy
striped madras, SO inches wide.
These are mill ends and come from
S to 10 yard lengths, 1O1~
pre-inyentory price AA2S
49, NAEA A& 80 HE
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-01-01
WY NOI MAKE?

Al small investment in land in Mime
sofa or North Dakota, that will soon
double in value. / have good lands
for from SIS to $15 an acre, small pay
ments down, balance easy terms. For
Particulars, c. C.. Schuyler.-Advt
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-01-01
RESIDENCE LOT

For sale. Choice residence lot on
Eighth street south, T5x150 feet. In
orc T to close estate will sell cheap.
Apply J. p. Edwards at Forum Of
fice.-Advt.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-01-01

Call 1863 n let the G. N. Fuel &
Concrete CO. deliver your fuel.-Advt.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-01-01
We Buy Scrap Iron.

We Buy Scrap iron.
Also sell second hand sheet roofing.
write for prices. Carload lots a spe-
cialty. Correspondence given prompt
attention. Fargo Iron e. Metal Co.,
Fargo, N. D.-Advt
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-01-01

The Great Northern Fuel & Com
crete CO. specialize in soft coal. Phone
I76o-AGvt.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-01-01
Funds Tor Event.

Anticipating the annual sales of A.
l.. Moody. which takes effect immedi-
ately after the holidays, many women
have laid aside a certain amount for
the event-detailed announcement APP
pears on back page of thig issue.
-AdVt
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-01-01
a. =. MOODY'S-

cHlLDREN,S COATS.
Every one new; sizes 8 to IA: has
been the best coat in Fargo at
$3.50; clearance sale O OK
Junior coats, all new styles, made Of
heavy zibeline; splendid values at
s ss;s9i .r, Clearance 5.48
One lot of children's coats, sizes
5 to 5 years. that sold as high as
5000 clearance GO
sale price
WcMEN's COATS.
Women's coats. made Of heavy grey
mixturess all new styles: have new
er sold for less than "A 90
$500; clearance price IsOQ
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-14
RATE |S
 49 E2 ON slOO
Total Assessed Value of Ari- zona For Present Year Is $375, 1885. l62,66; Maricopa Co. Gets Boost in Land.

From sl4O.33S.I9l.OS in 1912 to 1875. 5.3S5, ,16266 in 1913 is the increase n the assessed valuation Of taxable .rUperty in Arizona. The state tax rate Is 491z cents on each $iO0 valua- .ion. This will raise S2,00O.5g7.30, which is the sum needed to carry on the states business during the next year.
 The state tax commission finished the work of equalizing the assessments after I2 o'clock Monday night and proceeded to fix the rate at 49l2 cents. Last year the rate was go cents.
 The figures of all the county asses sors, with one exception, were raised Following are the capitalized yalua tions for the . fourteen counties Apache. s6,0O9, ,995.96; Cochise, $S7, g52, ,757.24; COcunino, Sl6,0S2, ,G93.S7; Gila, $&2.4G8, ,439.22; Graham. $9l7l, 1925; Greenlee, S34,167, ,65S.02: Mari copa. $66.932, ,O17.S0; Mohaye, Sl4,O76,. S22.61 Navapo, s7,OG5, ,990.0S; Pima S23. .s6S. 75g.OO: Pinal, $19, 3O7 .255.72; Santa CFuz.S5 .S42.T64.S2; YaTapai S39. .G64 ,24g5S; Yuma, $l3.230, ,0OO.5O total, S375. .3S5. .lG2.O6. No exceptions are included iL this list
 The tax commissioners raised the assessments on irrigated land in Mar icopa county ten per cent all around and the valuation placed on city lots were increased five per cent There were also some slight increases il live stock valuations to bring the averages up to those of the rest oi the state.
 In addition 10 the rate as hxeo " the board of equalization last night there will be the county rates Tn every section of the state.
 The last hours of the sessions oi the board of equalization for lsls were exceedingly busy ones. All last week was spent in hearing complaints on assessed valuations. An day yes terdav it was the same story. Raises in valuation eveL up beyond the mli
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-14
EAGLES WILL GO ID
 HOME IN BREWERY

The two big eagles recently cap turet in the Chirichaus and secured by the local Aerie of Eagles, will change their home in a day or two from small cage in the window of a Main street tore to a large cage in the yard of o. s. French, of the Bis bee AeTie.
 It was arranged some time ago that the eagles were to be given a home at the city hall. At the Tear of the building there is a wide space, walled in on all four sides that would hare made an ideal cage for them with the placing of a wire screen over the top City Clerk Butler, however, believed that the birds would cause consider able trouble, MT. Butler worrying about his olfactOry organs in particu- lar. Not wishing to embarrass the eagles by making them unwelcome guests, MT. French decided on build ing a large cage for them at his property.
 The cage will be Of wire with a protected section in case of bad weather. It will be of sun .cient size to afford the birds plenty of space and they are expected to socn get into fine condition when removed from their present cTamped quarters.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-14
CONDITION |S
 NOW CRITICAL
Josh Gloyn, Old Time Miner,
 Suffers Unbalanced Mind,
 Due to Exposure; Bro. Sick

Joshua Gloyn. aged aEout 45 years, Les at the Copper Queen hospital in a critical condition, his mind as well his. body affected by disease. He was taken to the hospital a few days ago to undergo observation as to his sanity.
 It was decided that he should be Taken to Tombstone yesterday adi placed in jail. Deputy Sheriff Gan non was given the necessary papers, but when he went to get Gloyn at the hospital was told that the patient was so ill that the trip would proD- ably prove fatal Gloyn is suffering from a complication of troubles, be- lieved 10 be due, in part, to exposure.
 For twelve years the supposedly insane man has been a resident of B.sbee. He has been employed m the mines on and Ohl but recently he has appeared irrational and has not been working. Much of the time ne has spent at his cabin on School HnI. but appeared in the down town district Tuesday. where his queer actions led to his confinement for observation.
 At the hospital last night it was stated that he showed some improve ment during the day but that he is still toe weak to be moved. He has brother living here, employed by the c. & A but who is at present Ill at the C. & A. hospital.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-14
Third Sweeper

Third Sweeper
 The street supervisors department now has three street sweepers al work. the third having been put on yesterday. In many cases. particularly in the business section business meE have their premises swept in the morning when the stores are opened and the litter is thrown on the street TO keep the streets in good condition after the night sweeping. Street Su- pervisor Wright requests that ali litter be deposited in the proper reeeptacles and not thrown on the streets Other. wise there Will be prosecutions
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-14
IMPORTANT WORK
 IS ASSIGNED ID
 CAPTAIN GREENWAY
His Name Placed on Advisory Board of Panama Exposi- ton Mining Department Means Results.

Announcement was made yesterday Of the acceptance by Captain Johr c. Greenway of appointment as a mem Der of the Advisory Committee for the Department of Mines & Metallurgy of the Panama-Pacihc International Ex- position to be held in San Francisco in 1915.
 The appointment of Captain Green way came through suggestion to Pres ident Moore of the Exposition ny Pro lessor Van Barneveld. chief of the de partment of Mines and Metallurgy The chief duty attendant upon the of. fee will be announcement of exhibits from the mining divisions of the eoun- try at the Panama Exposition
 The selection of Captain Greenway is coincident with the appointment of other members of the committee, which will number thirty in all They are distributed among the various mining states. So far as known, Cap tain Greenway is the only member os the committee chosen from Arizona.
 In discussing the matter yesterday, Captain Greenway said that he real ized the importance of the work ahead. He will endeavOr to win the hearty CO., operation of the mining interests of the state, to the end of provision from Arizona Of an exhibit that will be worthy her great resources in mineral
 The selection of Captain Greenway unquestionably puts one in active ser vice in Arizona who enjoys the conf. dence of the mining interests in gen eral and whose vigorous manner of handling whatever he undertakes gives abundant assurance that Arl- zona exhibits at the exposition will be worthy of the states resources. It would have been difficult for the ex- position management 10 have found one with wider acquaintance with Arizona s mineral wealth or better adapted to the work that is ahead.
 Although the Panama Exposition is q year and a half distant inc time is none too long for the preparatory work that is necessary. Arizona Is without an exhibit appropriation and 1t will devolve upon the member of the Mines Exhibit Advisory commit tee to interest the various mining in terests of the state to such extent that they will go down in their pockets to provide for the making of 8 Creditable showing. The campaign for exhibits is to begin at once and to be pushed vigorously.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-14
Making Ready

Eagles and Red Men committees are busy with arrangements for the joint session they will hold next Sun day evening at K. P. hall. Steps that have been taken assure that the oc- cas on will be one of the best pre-, pared for that has ever been attempt, d by fraternal organizations in the district Nothing is to be left un Gone to make the gathering a pleasur- able one and likewise profitable from the standpoint Of furtheTing frater, nal interests.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-14
HOOK
 INTO MAR|COPA

When the state tax commission was not looking the county assessor in Maricopa county valued the lands for taxation at a figure entirely too low according to the belief of the mem bers of the commission and about ev- cry body else in the state who do not happen to own any of that prime Maricopa county land Hence there was raise and a roar in Maricopa when the commission ordered that these land values be increased.
 According to reports from Phoenix received yesterday Maricopa county was raised S2.916,0l245. the cultivated land catching the brunt of the boost, 4SI. .9Sl acres Of land in MaricOpa coun- tt were increased ten per cent, mak ing a raise of $2,O22,74S. All the town
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-14
Over soedertand

Mir and Mrs. Nj. NJ. Grain. of Fl Paso, arrived in the city yesterday on their way to San Francisco. motoring over the Borderland route. They re- port the road in poor condition out Of Fl Paso on account of heavy rains. to change their course. All along the strip from Fl Psso to Bisbee the sign posting of the road is going along well and has received many favorable com ments from motorists, according to MT. Cain.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-14
Good Road Work

Robert Hennessy and W. R. Hall were visitors in Douglas yesterday afternoon, making the "trip by auto mobile. They found the road in very good cendit on. the portion damaged by heavy rains Sunday being again iu far form. Of the part of the road which has heen hllrrowed and dragged recently. they had much pra SC. as have all recent travellers ever this road. Without exception they say the improvement work has been of high class and if continued sill make a fine boulevard between the cities.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-14
soccer Football.

Graham's Colts will hold meeting in the Lewis House. Johnson Addition. on Sunday next at 6 D. m.. when oi- Hcers will be elected for the coming season. The Colts made their debut in the Warren District league last sea son. finishing in third place, which was considered very creditable. It is the intention Of the Colts to again oil, the league this season, when they expect to put pennant winning team in the field. All Soccer enthusiasts are cordially invited to attend the sunday evening meeting.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-14
Reeonstruet cooIIna Tower

Reconstruction of the cooling tow CT which collapsed on Saturday near the Copper Queen power house, was completed yesterday and the plant put back in service last night. The rebuilding was carr.ed out in a high ly vigorous manner. about so men be ing put on the job. They hustled il through in record time Small in convenience was suffered by reason Of the loss of use of the tanks during the reconstruction work
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-14
In 5isbee

In Bisbee
 D. B Hutchins. who was recently appointed County Superintendent uf Schools, arrived in Bisbee last night on official business and will remain here today. When seen Mir. Hutchins sad that no change of policy wOuli bq made in the administration Of the affairs of his office at the present time. but that he was simply fam!l. iarizing himself with the school sys- tenn of this city.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-14
BOOSTERS IN
 FROM YUMA
Tell of Rapid Gains in Lands and Irrigation Enterprises Which Are Fast Building Up Country.

Among arrivals in the city yester- day were w. B. Raymond. s. F. Epler and O. P. BCndenson, all of Yuma and prominently identified the last several years with irrigation and land reclamation enterprises in the Yuma section.
 The gentlemen are all associated with the Yuma Irrigated Land Co, Mir. Raymond as president, MT. Epler as secretary and Mr. Bondenson as director They came here particu- larly for the purpose of interesting John A. Campbell in thelr company and last night announced that NIT. Campbell would in future represent them in this district.
 They will remain several days look ing over the district and getting ac- uuainted with it's splendid resources Mir Bondenson will make Q longer stay and will be here with Mr. Camp bell for a matter of probably two weeks. Before taking his departure, Mir. Rondenson will deliver a series of lesuIres accompanied by views, which promise to provide much that will entertain as well as instruct all who are interested in irrigation and land reclamation matters in the Southwest, and particularly in ATT zona. These lectures will be free 10 the public They will be delivered at Fair Hall
 Mir. Pondenson was formerly presl- dent of the Yuma County Water as scc.ation. in which capacity he car ried out a large amount of the ad- vance work tha thas resulted ln so much advancement for Yuma county land and irrigation enterprises in the last few years. He has since followed fba subject carefully and studiousiy and is esteemed enc Of the best posted men in the country with refer ,rrce to irrigation and reclamation vyorI, under conditions such as pre- senred in Ar.zona. Those who near him cannot but be both hcneilteH and entertained.
 srte visitors state that Yuma is orCsperous and that it's prosperity IS heinz stead ly and rapidly advances by reason of the enterprise Ihat mas .or,a arout on farm lands under IT, rigation enterprises. Oppor1uiiiIios sr, very great, looking to future val nc of these lands while the imuleu- fate present is enabling good returns to those who are going in and tak!hs m farming on the new lanGs' Nn'C" are proving very fertile and equal .' .hs successful growth Of many Naiu. ahIa nroducts under the advantage ot 1,afar This year their alfalfa S. .,arog.ng returns of from Sl1O 70 ssoe tb. acre and growers are well 'Ieased From other crops there arg I;I,s good returns being receiNeu' while the acreage that has been put ta traes and that is constantly m creas ng gives large promise or pro ,f,,cing fruit that will compete WILD The best grown in California. with tne sdvantage that it will be marketaOi5 much earlier in each season. takin5 inii The fen prices which the early ia!i and winter fruit commands
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-14
Joins the Boosters

R. D. Brown. one of the best candy salesmen in the west. is concluding . campaign in the city today for a west ern candy output, Kings chocolates, q Fort Worth, Texas. product that is declared second to none. Brown says Bisbee is the best town he has seen since leaving headquarters and that he expects 10 be a Bisbee booster the balance of his life.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-14
Road Work

The recent rains have badly cut out the road dp the canyon near the Thomas place and the street depart ment started yesterday on repairs there and the installation of a l50-fOot cement wall to protect the road. The wall will be s feet high.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-14
Both Fined

Constable Farley McRae yesterday arrested Jesus Leon and Enciona Men doZa. charged with breaking into a house and immoral conduct The home entered was that of Bruce Doredo, on Chihuahua hill which has been closed for some time Fines of sl5 each were imposed,
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-14

Constipation is the starting point for many serious diseases. To be healthy keep the bowels active ana regular. HERBINE will remove all accumula- tions in the bowels and put the system in prime condition. Price soc. Sold by Bisbee Drug Co. 6jI
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-14
Practicing

The Y. Nj. c. A. baseball team. mindful Of its defeat last Sunday, has been putting in hard practice this week at the Warren park No games are definitely scheduled but a number of offers have been received.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-14
Wattles Returns

Conductor Wattles, of the Osborne stub, will be at his old post probably today. He returned Tuesday evening 10 the city looking fire after a vaca- ton spent on the coast During his trip he visited Catalina island and has Q stock of fish stories that will keep passengers interested during his runs
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-14
On the Ranch

Dayton Graham Jr. returned yester' day from a couple weeks vacation spent in studying agriculture on his ranch in the San Pedro valley, where he expects to make an ideal farm home in the course of tbe next sev- eraI years. In following this course. he says, he will have plenty of com pany, the valley gaining new resi- dents and industry very rap.dly.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-14
At Home Cards

Al home cards have been received sy friends in the city from MT. and airs. J. V. Blumley. Fl Centro. Cal, where Mir. B.umley has an important railroad position. Mrs. Blumley was formerly Miss Ona Black. daughter of Mrs. Fannie Black of this city. She married MT Blumley at Fl Centro a month ago, s.nce wtJ,n the young couple have been on a wedding tour.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-14
Has Made Good

T. C. Haigler is installing several improvements at his shooting gallery in Main street. The gallery opened several weeks ego as a temporary en- terprise for the Fourth of July sea son but has been so successful und- CT HaigleT's good management that he has now determined to make it q permanent enterprise.
 Practicing
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-14

and citv lots in the county were
 raised , per cent, making the raise sSO3 lql. .25. Work horses in the couh tv were raised 20 per cent, making
 ss1 e56.7O. Jacks C anne m TOT raise of 20 per cent, making si6S. The Boston Stores stock of merchandlse was raised from S25,OOO to S7O.OOO' making a difference Of $lS.OOo. Ezra W. Thayer's stock of merchandise was raised from S75 900 10 SS0,OOO, dil. ference of 5000. M. Goldwater and stock ot merchandise was raised from $G6.29O Co S7O 900. differ ence Of S3,710.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-14

lion marx were made Gs late as noon yesterday. After two days and three nights of almost continuous work the board of equalization adjourned. They will now take a rest.
 The extraordinary expenditure fixed by the legislature this year over and above the regular expenses of the state were listed by the state tax com mission as follows:
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-14
Alter Insuranee

Jack MeGregcr left yesterday after. noon for a brief visit in Douglas on insurance business. There Is one not. able thing about this hustling life br.ef they seldom fail of results that are long. He gets the goods.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-14
improving Hotel.

Extensive improvements on the Bis bee hotel in Brewery Gulch win be started this morning. The cost will De about s2.O00 The contract for the work was let yesterday by Pierre Fe- fix Marotte, the owner, to Bane x Tar rant. It calls for improvements thai will make the hotel and dining room
 modern. The present barber shop VIII b. removed and the whole lower floor gill have a glass front. Ore Of the largest and most modern kitchens m inc city will be installed. This will be cement lined throughout, even to the ceiling and will be strictly sanitary
 A large store room. also of cement will be built. All will be made thor oughly fire proof
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-14
Lowell Improvement

Improvements at the Legal Tende] saloon at Lowell, which have been in stalled by Bane & Tarant at cost o
 S3.000, are now practically completed
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-14
Today's Temperature

The thermometer took s rise yesteT- day and registered sS degrees as the high. with 69 as the low. There was no precipitation.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-14
From outinu

Mrs. O. s. French and children have returned to the city from the Flair ranch in San Pedro valley, where they enjoyed a several weeks outing.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-14
Tombstone Travel

Travel to Tombstone has given Southwestern trains exceptionally heavy traffic the last several days. Ocasion for the activity is in the opening of court terms.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-14
LOCAL SONAL
In rnoson

Al St. Louis left yesterday for d Nish ot week or two at Tucson, Where he wall look up old friends
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-14
Supervisors Protest.


 w. A. Moeur. chairman Of the Dcara of superyisors of Maricopa county ana Lin R. Orme, member of the board have declared they were thinking ol fighting the raise in the assessments ,,, rronertv The raise is approx Imately s2.900, 900. and they declare IL js uniust in every particular. Tn case the hoard decides to fight the raise IL Will be necessary. under the law, 70 adopt a state rate of 70 cents, NH,s,, would cost the county more than the raise ,,, inc assessment, as the rate made by the commission is 4s1z cents The right, according to the members. could be based on the teen. teen nicai point that the horizontal ra.ses aisss were not made in the limit or tlihe ,,,.ascr,bad bv law. The raises were irfact made early Tuesday mornins' snsteas of Monday. A meeting or the isvpavers' league is contemplated to consider the matter.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-14
Here For visis

Miss Margaret 9annesu arri yed yesterday from Natchez, Miss. for a F.sit with Mr and Mrs s. B. Chase and family.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-14
To London

Mrs. Elizabeth Stallard has left for New York, from where, on August I6, she will sail on the Oceanic for Lon don, her old hcme.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-14
Returns

Miss Margaret Manning arrived in the city yesterday from Los Angeles 10 resume her position as character lady with the Lou B. Jacobs company now. playing at the Orpneum.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-14
New Arrival

A fine baby girl was born yesterday morning to Mir and Mrs Tubmsn, of Laundry Hin.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-14
On Vacation Trip

s Mrs Morris Denn left yesterday for a ieS weeks vacation tour. in the course of which she w.ll yisiI the
 coast