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Bisbee daily review., 1913-07-11
WOMAN BOOSTER
 URGES \ PARK
Beautiful Spot Is Available in
 Tombstone Canyon Which with Small Expenditure Could Be Made into Park

A park in Upper Tombstone canyon
 where Bisbeeites can spend SCndays and where they will be completely
 out of the city in the woods. is advo-
 cated by a woman booster here Not
 only is the plan perfectly feasible but
 1t has already been partially carried out
 Mr Prick. of Bisbee, owns a tract
 of so acres located about a half c
 mile from the end of the car line
 There is fine spring there, plenty
 of trees and excellent scenery. A rart of this tract ne has already i'm
 proved at his own expense, making delightful park Many persons Sere make a practice sof visiting the pretty spot, but it is not generally known
 that there is park there. Mir. Prick
 has given all his spare time and
 means toward beautifying the land
 and has made a highly credita bic showing. Lack of means only has de tered him from putting in @ band stand. swimming pool ard fast grow ing shade trees, with which the spot would be one of the prettiest in tho state
 Tn speaking of the project yesterday the booster, who does not wish her name used, said: Think of the tired mothers, hard worked business men and penned up children who cannot ind time for long outings during the summer who would be benefited by slch a park, spending a few hours for l rest and h lehtyar
 | rest and healthy recreation there Such a spot as thi spark could be made at small expense and would be | an immediate be-ctt.
 T have spoken with many ladies who have visited the park with theii { cildren and they have all volunteered i to help in every way possible to m ausurate the park It has been sug gested that some entertainment date
Bisbee daily review., 1913-07-11
The Say of
 Other Editors
OUR NEW BEE INSPECTOR.

fTucson Citizen.l
 Governor Hunt has just made an important eddition tc his rapidly in- creasing cfTcial family The governor has just named i. r. Ivy. of Phoenix as official bee inspector at salary of one hundred dollars per month and expenses Mir. Ivy will not proceed to travel ali over Arizona and inspect the bee crcp in every county Of tliis vast state outside of the Salt River valley, .herc a~c a hundred or two hives in Tucson, a few in the Giia valley. some in Yuma coun.y and seat tering hives in the Mormon agricut tural settlements of the north. in tho Sulphur Springs valley. and else- where Throughout the state where farming is followed on a small scale All of these hives vii! Ie visited reg uIarly by our new official and thor oashly inspected.
 While the oficial bee inspector is an important addition Co the large CO terie of public taX-eaters that now grace the capitol at Phoenix. there are number of lines of industry in Arizona which arc not yet inspected. % and which would Furnish a good eN- cuse for putting some political lame duck on the payroll. There is the nov ing picture business. for example. The state could have censor fin eveTy town. This would furnish the governor an opportunity for regarding some henchmsna in every ccTnmuniy If there Jss anythiag left in the treasury after the present officials get through. these moving picture inspectors would eat it up with salaries and expenses.
 We have a boiler inspector Why not have an Inspector of gasoline engines automobiles and motor cycles? If the governor could have his way. he would probably like a newspapsr in
Bisbee daily review., 1913-07-11

then there Is the initiative on the anti-eapital gunis hmsnt matter.
 The last bill to be attacked by means of the referendum is that known as the county division bill. which was on the calendar as substi- ute. senate bill No. 25. Yesterday the total number Of signatures dlej against this bill reached 2195. or more than twice as many names as are needed 10 refer the bill. The sig natures came from Yavapai. Coeonino. Coehise. Mchaye. Pima. Maricopa ana Gila counties.
 Another bill that is being attacked by the same method is the county seat removal bill Most of the oppo-
 sition to this bill comes from Co., chise county, on account of the fact that the great pressure brought to bear upon the legislature during the sessions was to provide a bill whereby the present county seat of Tombstone
 might be contested as the continuing county seat On this account, over the strenuous protest and the hardest sort of work by Judge Duncan. one of the r representatives from Cocnise county, the bill was so framed and finally passed so as to make the county seat removal possible. However. the great CT part of the population of Cochise county, # is said, object to the bill
 because it is not so drawn as to make county seat removal likely within the near future.
 The three-cent fare bill of the last session IS also about to be attacked by the same method Already the railroads have petitions in circulation for that purpose. From the present situation relating to the measures ot
 the last legislature it would appear
 that the ballot at the next election | especially that part of II given over to the principle of direct legislation, will be a good deal longer than the ordinary election ballot, even though
 it has been often stated that the peo-
 ole of Arizona are Tn favor of short
 ballot
Bisbee daily review., 1913-07-11
GRASSHOpPERS ARE
 GOOD CHICKEN FEED

TUCSON, July 1C.-That his chick ems were feeding on the hordes ot grasshoppers rendering feeding of grain and other feeds almost unneces sary. was the statement of H. E Lund- quist, a poultryman Of Esmond. who was in the city yesterday lie has charge of the Espee pumping station at that place and raises Orpingtons as a side line.
 Mir LundqHist is Of the opinion that the eating of the fat hoppers is a great aid in egg production, and the capture of the nimble insects is ex-
 cit Ing sport for Che tiloroughbTeds and keeps them amused ana in good physical condition. The young chick ems are also learning to bag the grass hoppsrs and the results are most flat tering
 Tbe hoppers at Esmond are at tracted by the alfalfa and come in great numbers, The chickens are be- coming expert at taking them on the fly.
 Millions of grasshoppers have in- yaded Tucson during the last several nights. saving perhaps hundreds O. dollars worth of chicken feed, for the chickens go after the insects in an avid manner. The hoppers collect under the street arc light at night anc it is impossible to cross the streets al those corners without walking on q cruncfing cTpet of disabled or dag zled hoppers.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-07-11

be set when Bisbeeites would turn out and visit the park in the day time or the evening. No one would bring any refreshments but all those who wished to help the fund for equip msnt of the park sell something on the grounds. such as lemonade cake, candy, cigars, etc. am most anxious 10 help the good work along and sug gest that it would be well worth any, ones while who has not already wis
 tied the park to do so. They will then
 see that the project is perfectly feas-
 ible and that most attractive park can be had for the public of Bisbee
 at a small expense. There are no
 parks in Bisbee and 1t is certainly something that has been needed for a
 long time. The park in the canyon is
 a far prettieT spot than can be reached in half days ride anywhere from tho city and it's ready accessibil ity, coupled with it's many natural at fractions and others that could be in- stalled cheaply. would certainly make 1 it a big summer feature for summer time in Bisbee"
Bisbee daily review., 1913-07-11
HONOR MEN" SHOW
 REBELLIOUS SPIRIT

P.uenix. July 9.---AHother show Ci insubordinatiCn on the part of Gov ernor Hunts honor men" and other prisoners occurred when, accoriing>to a report from Casa Grande. the pr.s- oners who were taken to the Pinal county town to participate in ;he Fourth of July celebration, refused to return to Florence when ordered to do so by the guards.
 According to the report, the pris- Oners, after playing ball in Casa Granda, secured consi ierable amount Of liquor from some quarter and became intoxicated. It was then that the guards ordered them to get in the machines and return 10 Florence. The prisoners, according to the reports. refused to return.
 The next morning another machine from the prison, accompanied by guards, arrived in Casa Gran5e, and the prisoners were persuaded to 90 back to the Florence institution.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-07-11
Retired Georgia Planters
 Advice to Kidney Sufferers

Regarding the wonderful curative merits of your Swamp-EOot. cannot say toe much After suffering severe Iy for three years CT Tore with SC vera p3ins caused by weak kidneys. vas finally induced tc try Swamp BoOt through a testimonial ! read in enc or the Hewsrgpers. [ was in such a condition tha' [ was obliged to arise from my iad sis CT eight times every night IILrcEasef tifty-cent bottle and before it was used l felt 70 much relief that purchased a ore-dollar bottle and by the time this was taken the old I.ains had left my back and l could sleep the weoIe night through [ am a re;i.ei planter, 70 years Of age. and owing to DI. kil- mer's s;namp-Reot T am in the best Of hsalih and feel Ike by. ! am always glad Co iceommeisd swamp Root ta these who are ia need or it.
 Sincerely Sours.
 (. T.. uSSERY.
 T:owe rsviIle, Ga. Personally appeared before me, this Sth Of September. 1909. C. F.. Ussery. who subscribed the above statement and made oath that the same is true in substance and in fact
 T. H. McLANE.
 Notary Public.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-07-11

the penalty may be death to the mur- der. Thcse two jurors were eA- cgsed because. under their oath as iuryman. they could not execute the laws of the state. Still. there sits in ;he state house at Phoenix one who sets up his POLICY. as against THE LAWS OF THIS STATE. He has announced that an the murdsl CTS awaiting execution now. and all oth- CTS who may be sentenced to hang between now and the day his term of office expires, have nothing to fear. Under the policy and decree of the pres nt Governor of Arizona the laws of thu ystate are 10 be set aside. Pol icies, whims, and fads have taken their place Notice has hesn given by thp Governor 10 mGrderers and as- sassins that until Nov 14, 1914. there will be open season and ths penalty the law prescribes will not apply.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-07-11

snectcr on every journal that refuses to endorse his policies. The inspeC tog could sit at the elbow of the news ed itcr and sse that no copy which in any wisa reflected on the majesty of our chief executive found a place on the hook
 Tho Geld is a large one. and al- though the capitol is crowded with taN-eateFs the opportunity for ap- pointing state Inspectors of all lin s of industry is almost unlimited. And with c0mplaisant legislature, the gcvsraor has already recruited such army of tax-eaters at Phccnix that it Will be very difficult to turn them Out 2 year hence when thz people will be given an opportunity Of approving O. ccndemning his extrsvagaHces.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-07-11
WOOD CHOPPERS ARE
 CAUSE OF COMPLAINT

RaEchers inthe Tombstone vicinity have declared war on Mexican wood choppers and the matter Is now being taken up with the United States Fer estry department The ranchers state that the practice has become so gen cral that the canyon is in danger of becoming practically barren.
 Some time ago, said Constable Thomas, who owns a large tract about eight miles from town. yester- day. I've took the matter I'D with the Forestry department and were told to see the United States Marshal here. There is no such official here and the matter has ben taken up again with the Forestry department and will ba vigorously pushed until we get some action.
 Tt is permissible to cut down trees that are dead Some time ago so many trees were cut down that wig orous campaign was started and the practice was stopped. Sirce then tha trees have had a good chance tc grow up again. but lately it has been found that the wood choppers have been cutting rings around the bases
 of many of the trees. Or course thi' kills them and. when the trees are dead, the choppers have perfsci right to cut them down. This prac tice has become very extensive anS
 unless it is stopped the canyon vii
 soon be treeless. We have no objec ton to dead trees being cut out bu the wanton killing of trees must b' i stopped"
 The ranchers are now working to gether and it is believed that step
 will soon be taken to end the prse l ticp
Bisbee daily review., 1913-07-11
LAKESHIRE APIS.
Eighth St. at Coronado
 LOS ANGELES

I8Nso A-NtIIllIS
 Summer Rates Now on New and elegantly furnished single and double Apartments; clean, cool and quiet. All outside rooms Private baths and phones. Private balconies and sleeping porches. Bright and cheerful. One block to West 7th or West 9th St cars.
 EACH APT. A LITTLE HOME Phones: Home 5533S: Wiltshire 200O
Bisbee daily review., 1913-07-11
SPURIOUS GOLD COINS
 APPEAR IN PHOENIX

PHOENIX, July 10.-'rhe spurious gold coins have turned up ih Phoenix during the past two days. One of the coins was ten dollar piece and the other was a twenty The former ap- peared at one of the local banks today and the latter was brought in to the same bank yesterday.
 Both fail to ring with any distinct ness. and presumably are coined from a lead composition. The nIihfng Ion both IS poor and Is easily detected. The merchants of Phoenix. according to the officers and the banks, should be on the watch for these coins, as it is supposed that both of the samples taken up to date, were made by the same counterfeiter.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-07-11
Ap4P7ME7Y7SS- S-LOSA SANCEES
Close tJ Beautiful wesuake Park
 HOTEI. CALVERT
534 So. HILL ST. LOS ANGELES, CAL.
743 Beacon Street Los Angeles

Conducted on the American and European Plan. 90 cool rooms, single or en suite; furnished for solid comfort. Coueucticg private baths. easily accessible to all points of the city. Special summer rates. Write early.
 MIR. and MRS. SAM COIN.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-07-11
COUNTY DIVISION IS
 REFERRED ID PEOPLE

PHOENIX. July 10.--From the way in which the referendum petitions are piling into the office of secretary of state it may be safely concluded Lat al lthe work of the last legislature, in the second an dthird special sessions especially. does not meet the approval entirely, of a large number cf citizens of the state. Already the board of par dons bill has been filed against, and
Bisbee daily review., 1913-07-11
Letter Co Dr. Kilmer & Co., 5inshsmton, N. Y.
Prove What swamp-R0Ot win Do foF

Prove What swsmp-Root Win Do for
 You.
 Send to pr. Kilmer, Co. Bingham, ton. N. Y.. f0r, a sample bottle. It will convince anyone. You will also receive booklet of valuable infor- nation. telling all about the kidneys and bladder. When writing. be sure snd mention The Bisbee Daily Re view. Regular fif,y-cent and one-dollar size bottles for sale at all drug stores.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-07-11
Calif0rnia'S Playground
c.acTt GaIlfOnlaS Foremost Health ResorfT

TIeL lkbS Only blocks the S aTfT ICGA brick buildings; strictly 1OS Large gouing; strictly andh me 
 
  and rates. w Ray Simpson, Mgr
Bisbee daily review., 1913-07-11
TExAs eooD RoAos coAoRess

CORPUS CHRISTI, July lo.- A mid sumuier good r3ads congress was opened here today. Ind the auspices cf the TeXas Good Roads association several hundred delegates From var i0Bs I9rts Of tho state assembled for a three days discussion of the best means Of extending model highways.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-07-11
THE GOVERNORS POLICY
 IS THE SUPREME LAW
.lcIlftnn Copper Eral

St the bsgining of the trial Of murdefar in Yayapai oounty last week two jurors We're excused from the jury rancl BECAUSE THEY DIp NOT BELIEVE IN CAPITAL PUNISH MENT All the other iuIcrs % this tsrm of court qualified under the laws ot Arizona 10 te chosen in the triai of a cspital punishment case where
The Coconino sun., 1913-10-24

w. H. Campbell, who recently made the trip from Phoenix to Los Angeles in his car, advises friends here that the roads by that route are in bad condition, rough and chuck holes filled with dust so the driver is unable to avoid them.
 MT. A. k. Lyons, who has been hookkeeper for the F. L. M. com pany for year or more, has re- signed his position and expects to leave for the east soon. MT. Lyons is still a member of the board of directors of the company.
 Before Judge Perkins last Mon- day Charles Hamilton was granted a divorce from his wife, Louise E. Hamilton, at present a resident of Oakland, California. The custo- dy of the child, a girl of eight years, has not been passed upon by the court.
 Judge N. G. Layton and w. H. Anderson, county superintendent of schools, made trip to Sedona last week. Judge Layton inspect ed the new school building at Se- dona, and MT. Anderson was look ing into the road problem in that section.
 Ladies Home Journal, Womens Home Companion, Delineator, Designer, Pictorial Review, Me- Calls, L. Art de La Mode, Bon Ton, Elite, Womens Magazine, Saturday Evening Post, The Country Gentlemen at B. HoCK's News Stand. May 9-tf.
 The w. C. T. U. met at the home of Mrs. Perkins on Wednes- day afternoon. An interesting pro- gram of Christian citizenship was rendered. The Union planned a ] Temperance Contest to be held in the schools. The next meeting will be held with Mrs. Woolfolk.
 The changeable weather of early fall brings on coughs and colds that have a weakening effect on the system and may become chronic. Use FO- ley's Honey and Tar Compound. It has a very soothing and healing effect on the irritated and inflamed air passages, and will help very quickly. It is a well known family medicine that gives results. Will Marian Pharmacy. y.-Advertisement.
The Coconino sun., 1913-10-24
Women Who Get Dizzy

Every woman who is troubled with fainting or dizzy spells, backache, headache, weakness, debility, consti- patton or kidney troubles should use Electric Bitters. They give relief when nothing else will, improve the health, adding strength and vigor from the first dose. Mrs. Laura Gaines, of Avoca, La, says: -Four doctors had given me up and my children and all my friends were looking for me to die, when my son insisted that l use Electric Bitters. did so, and they have done me a world of good" Just try them, soc and Sl .00 at all druggists or by mail. H. E. Bucklen x Co.,, Philadelphia or St. Louis. Advertisement.
The Coconino sun., 1913-10-24
LOCAL BREvITlEs

''- N'-N N'''
 A week of bargains in millinery. Mrs. w. H. Power.
 N. N. Cherry was in from the southern COW country this week.
 Lecture Course tickets may be obtained..at Marlar's Drug store.
 Manicuring done by Miss June Sanford. Pollock block, upstairs. Oct 24-ItE E
 K. NJ. Kramer went to Phoenix last Saturday on a vacation of a few weeks.
 pr. K. H. H. Blome left Friday evening for Phoenix on a short business trip.
 "Dink" Smith, the Williams cattleman, was in Flagstaff Tues day on business.
 James Pitts, the genial Phoenix rancher, was in Flagstaff Tuesday on a short business trip. 1 Special millinery sale, one week only. Want to build, so goods must go.-Mrs. w. H. Power. MT. Joe Daze of Boston, and Mrs. Wm. Daze of Winslow, were the guests of Mrs. Bart last week.
 Mrs. J. R. Cooper and children, who have been in San Francisco the past five months, returned to Flagstaff last week, consequently ! ]. R. is happy.
 Mir. w. Larson of Holbrook, | joined his wife here this week for a few days visit before they re- turn to their home.
 Sidney Barron left Wednesday morning for the Agua Caliente to see if the hot springs will not help his rheumatism. Sam Houston, the man with the incandescent eye and arc dome, of Albuquerque, was in Flagstaff a couple of days this week.
 The popular McGookin boarding house opposite the Mccormick rooming house, has room for a couple more boarders. Oct. 24-2t
 Tommy McMillan, sometimes called Ike" left Wednesday for Oakdale, California, where he will attend high school the coming term.
 i Mrs. John Metz, who has been i'll for a couple of weeks, was taken to Phoenix Wednesday in hopes the lower altitude would prove beneficial.
 G. F. Backus, forest assistant, was home over Sunday from the Tusayan forest. He has been working at both ends of the line, looking after timber sale work. i Mrs. June Brown, grand worthy matron of the Order of Eastern Star, of Yuma, came in from Winslow Wednesday morning and will remain a few days in Flagstaff.
 A party of auto tourists with three cars on their way from St. Louis to Los Angeles spent a few days here this week, and took side trip to the Grand Canyon. Ellsworth Kolb, one of the fa- nous Kolb Bros, photographers at Grand Canyon, was in Flagstaff Tuesday making arrangements to show their new moving pictures.
 P. D. Berry, the pioneer hotel man at Grandview on the rim of the Grand Canyon, came in this week in his auto on short busi- ness trip. He says that travel has been good his way all summer.
 Glenn Mover, the expressman, who sometimes handles freight and baggage, was presented with a handsome pair of girls Tuesday morning. Each of the lusty little newcomers weighed six and half pounds.
 Mir R C Cline the well-Dadded
The Coconino sun., 1913-10-24
Episcopal Services

As the Grand Worthy Matron did not reach Flagstaff in time for the services last Sunday, she with the local order of the East ern Star will attend services in a body at the eleven o'clock service next Sunday. A special sermon and good music has been arranged for them.
 The regular services will be: Holy communion at 8. m.; Sum day school at GAS a, m: morning prayer and sermon at II o'clock. Those who care to attend the morning service will find a cordial welcome.
 JOSEPH LYONS, MEADE,
 Rector.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1913-06-13
SOCIAL AND Personal
Mrs CARRIERS PHONE BUSINESS PHONE
&c $40 e !: e Is &c

Mrs. N. A. Morris is progressing
towards recovery from the broken
arm and expected home next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Way are en-
Joying life in Florida yet Mrs. Way
is raising two little coons on bot
tie and they are thriving.
Miss Margaret Roberts, of VAL
dosta, was guest of Miss Jean Wal
lace last week. She was a student
of Agnes Scott.
Misses Marjorie and Hooper WIKI
lie gave moon light picnic We'd
nesday evening in honor of Miss
Marie Hollingsworth.
Miss Mary Robson is a guest of
Miss Eloise Cooper in Covington and
will attend the commencement at
Emory college.
Mr.. Cleveland Osborn has return
ed from Alto, where he VISITED his
brother, Mr.. Nesbitt Osborn, whose
health is improving.
Mrs. w. R. Turner and Misses
Laura and Eva Mayes have returned
from Gainesville accompanied by
Mrs. Sam Jones.
The Americas Times Recorder re-
ports the first cotton blooms in Sum-
ter county as coming to it's office on
June 4th from a stalk two feet
high.
Mr., Charles Rogers, of Letohat-
chez, Ala, recently visited his sis
tiers, Misses Helen and Isabel Rogers.
Theis sister, Mrs. w. J. Ellis, is still
with them.
Mr.. L. B. Robson is attending
commencement at Emory College. He
is president of the alumni associa-
ton and member of the board of
trustees.
The sixty farms in Turner county
advertised by E. P. Ansley are sub
divisions of the $500 acre plantation
selected by Senator Smith when he
was governor of Georgia for a state
| farm. The land is fresh and rich.
Mr.. j., Manning Austin can tell you
all about these farms.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wayland Camp at
tended the commencement of the
Atlanta Law School Saturday even
ing when their son, Mr.. Lindley
Camp, received his diploma. He won
gold medal at Gordon Institute for
defamation and his friends expect
him to be successful in his profession.