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Bisbee daily review., 1913-11-18
Seeking Relatives

City Marshal Watkins yesterday re ceiyed a telegram from San Bernar dino, Cal, making inquiry concerning relatives or friends of Leslie, or Les ter, Wyatt, who died in that city on Sunday The telegram said the Ce ceased was a miner and had formerly been employed in Bisbee. shortly te fore his death he said that he eithe. had, or had previously had money on deposit in the Bank ff Bsbee. Ow. ing to his weak state, those aboSt him could not make out clearly whethi CT he said he at this time had money on deposit Inquiry at the bank yes terday disclosed that there was no account in his name. Marshal Wat kins yesterday made inquiry to To- cate friends or relatives of the de ceased. but without result. He learned that J. w. Wyatt, presumably broth CT, had a deposit at the Bank of Bisbee. J. ". Wyatt is now thought to be in Canada on a prospecting trip. Anyone who can give information con corning friends or relatives of Lester, or Leslie, Wyatt will confer favor by letting Marshal Watkins know.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-11-18
Funeral of Miss smith

The funeral of Miss Tessie Smith occurred Sunday afternoon from oid Fellow hail. Despite rain which de seended steadily and heavily. large number oi friends of the deceased and Of the family attended the services and followed the body to the ceme- tery. A sad feature to the parents and relatives here was the inability of Mrs. May Depew, a sister of the deceased, to attend. From her home in Bakersfield, came a wire that the state of her health made is impossible for her to undertake the trip. A mass of flowers were sent by her for the corfin If her sister, but these failed to reach the city until yesterday when they were placed upon the grave
Bisbee daily review., 1913-11-18
Many Bids Expected.

There is every likelihood of a large number of bids being submitted the Board of Education on Friday night next for erection o fthe new Higi school building. As yet none are in but submission Is not to be expected before the last day or two of the time allowed. The interest in the work or the part of the contractors has beer much in evidence almost since the first publication of announcement of readiness of the Board to receive bids. Contractors called for copies of the plans in larger number than were available and it was soon necessary to add to Ibe original ten copies in tic hands of the Board for the use of thcs' desiring to bid. Besides the bids on the main building contract there vii, be a number of bids submitted for tha separate contracts on various parts o. equipment and construction which have beer called for.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-11-18

A tight feeling in the chest accom- panied by a short, dry cough, indi cates an infiamed condition in tho lungs. To relieve it buy the dollar size BILLIARDS HOREHOUND Sl RUP; you get with each bottle free HERRICK's RED PEPPER POROUS PLASTER for the chest The syrui relaxes the tightness ard the plasteI draws out the ifammation. It is an ideal combination for curing cold. settled in the lungs. Sold by Risbee Drug Co.-Ady.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-11-18
BEN BOUND ID MEET
 BEAR, slOO HE SIDE

Ben Bound champion of the South. west, is to appear in a new role. He will take on the bear Of the Houston, Gregg & White shows at the Lowell Show grounds tomorrow night.
 The time is short, but there is nc doubt but that some thousands O. friends of the big champion will be present at the exhibition uo see the huskiest of the husky miners go to il with the bear. The engagement was closed last night when SlGO. in cash was posted on each side
 At a later date the Finnish L.On is to take on the bear. Finnish friends of the Lion chipped in last night with him and raised a side bet from s25O to 800. His only stipulation was d few days in which to do special train ing.
 The show grounds were thr5nged last night despite the cool and threat ening weather The big crowd did not miss a thrill. Weakened by water which had washed under from the creek bed, the heavy steel frame or the aerial auto high dive equipment settled on one side, with result that when the automobile came down, II kept going. plunging across the street and into a couple of feet of water In the creek bed, where il turned half ever with the driver making a quick dash in order to prevent his drown ing. pinned, as he partially was, in the water.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-11-18
CARD OF THANKS

We desire to return our deep and heartfelt thanks to the many kind friends and to tie Rebekahs and Py- titan Sisters, as well as to Knights of Pythias. Odd Fellows and Eagles of Bisbee WEo extended to us aid and sympathy in our hour of grief and bereavement ty reason of the death
 of our daughter, Tessie. We partic- ularly wisl include thanks Co the Re bekahs and PyihisI, Sisters of Dem
Bisbee daily review., 1913-11-18
Death of Pioneer

News has been received by John Twoomey yesterday to the effect that E. c. Norton, a pioneer of the distric. hal Gied in Los Angeles after . short Ilinrs2 He Nus WI known Et Mr. Norton had lived for some years iE GaL.e. He was wealthy. having ac. luIled a fortune from early ors ations in the district and subsequent good investments. It is presumed he was in Los Angeles for his health when the end came.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-11-18
NOTICE T. F. 3. 452.

All members and visiting brothers and sisters are requested to be at lodge Wednesday evening at 7:30, Nov. I9. The District State Mana. ger Sister Anna E. Bourne will be present. Business of importance. A good attendance is desired. Light re treatments. dancing, after the order of tie lodge.
 Adv. 4e6
Bisbee daily review., 1913-11-18
Returned From Coast

P. J. O'Carroh has returned from e vacation which he spent on the coast where he visited Richmond. He owns considerable property there and is an enthusiastic booster of the To- caIty.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-11-18

Irregular bowel movements lead td chronic constipation and a constipat ed habit fills the system with impuri' ties. HERBINE is a great bowel reg. ulator. It purifies the system, vital izes the blood and puts the digestive organs in fine vigorous condition Price soc. Sold by Bisbee Drug Co Adv.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-11-18

ing, N AI, VEom we shall ever hold with others ip lasting memory and gratetulness fer their aid and minis tfations in cur hour of grief. MIR. & MRS. H. S. SMITH. 8IR. & MRS. D E. RIENHARDT.
 453
Bisbee daily review., 1913-11-18
Visited In Douglas

R. E. Gamble, Of the shattucE %.oou spent yesterday afternoon in nougiaA visiting 'Uld time friends. He states that the shelter city is very progressive but that it cannot touch the business activities of Bisbee.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-11-18

Big dance at Fair Hall Wednesday eve. start S:30 Dancing lessons taught from 7:30 till S:30. Good or chestra.
 WILLIAMS & HOLLAND.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-11-18
Concrete Setting.

Walter Hubbard ras received word from Bakersfield that the Baltimore old Co. eoncreting at 27oO feet to shur of the water flow, is setting nicely and that all indications are that Q very satisfactory job will be had. About three weeks more will see the company in readiness to get into it's oil sand in earnest.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-11-18
Will Locate Here

Paul Beatng, a plumber from Fl Paso, arrived yesterday and accepted a position with Wooton. the plumber. He is an experienced mechanic. The wooton company reports rush of business.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-11-18
Visiting Daughter.

nr. and Mrs. Richard Todd are in the city from their San Pedro valley ranch for a visit with their daughter at her nome in Tombstone canyon. Mir. Todd continues to suffer from his arm, broken several week ago.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-11-18
CempIete Repairs

Repairs on the Ed Toyrea & Go. building and plant on account Of the fire will be completed today. A new roof has been put over the rear Of the building.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-11-18
NOTICE

The Warren Ladies.Aid will give a fancy work bazaar Friday. 21st. Chick CT supper in the evening. To take place in the Cole Eldg.. by P. O.-Adv
 4ss.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-11-18
Purchased Cattle

John Treu purchased a thousand head of fattened cattle yesterday rom Nexicah cattle men. They will be de livered to him within the next two months.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-11-18
From Vacation

James Heileman. mine foreman has returned from Phoenix and other northern cities. where be spent a few weeks vacation.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-11-18

W. D. Leatherman and wife, of San Francisco. are here for a few days.
 R. D. Brown, a well known sale,. man of Fl Paso is here.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-11-18
ROYAL GIVES REMNANTS.

Every lady attending the Royal Tneater tonight will receive pennant of Arizona freddy. AIS.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-11-18
LADIES

Get beautiful pennant of Arizona free at the Royal Theater tonight Adv. AIS
Bisbee daily review., 1913-11-18

seotty Mcdonald returned Sunday from Tombstone, where he served for several weeks on the jury.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-11-18
Received Divorce

sIrs. Emma Loan was granted d. voros yesterday tY the superior court at Tombstone from her husband, VII liam Lean.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-11-18
Taken to Hospital

Alfred Runkle son of Al Rnnkle, was taken to the Copper Queen nos pital yesterday for treatment Tor complication Of troubles.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-11-18

Percy Wilson returned yesterday from a visit with relatives at Mari copa.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-11-18
EOCAL.PERSONAL

J. B. Aloffett a salesman from Ken lucky. is here for a few days stay calling cn bis customers.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-11-18
Vlsltihs in oleeson

Fred Reed left yesterday for Giee- son. where he will spend several days visiting friends.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-11-18
Elks Dance Tonight

The regular monthly dance of the EIks lodge will be held tonight in their hall Brennan's orchestra will furnish the music
Bisbee daily review., 1913-11-18
NOTICE [. E. 8. No. 4s2.

All members and visiting brothers and sisters are requested to meet at K. of P. lall at enc o'clock sharp Tuesday. Nov. IS. to attend the fu- neral of Brother E. H. Schmidt at the Palace Undertaking Parlors at I:39 o'clock.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-11-18

J. A Hupper, of Fl aPso. is hero for several days.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-11-18
sPIRELLA CORSET.

Fitted in your own home. Mrs. o. N. Alvin, 52 Jiggerville, Phone 423.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-11-18
From Tucson

W. II. Chafin, who was in Tucson for several days on business. returned yesterday.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-11-18
st Psso vlsisor

R. A Brown. of Fl Paso. is here for several days on a combined pleasure end business visit
Bisbee daily review., 1913-11-18
From Vacation

R. T. Pelton and wife has returned from a vacation which they spent in eastern cities.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-11-18
To Establish Agency

E. c. vestal of the Maier Brewing Co. of Los Angeles is here to appoint an agent for his concern
Bisbee daily review., 1913-11-18

ESTELLE TIMOTTI, 4G5. Pres
Bisbee daily review., 1913-11-18

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The Detroit times., 1913-12-24

To the Honorable the Common Council.
fentlemen--On Aug 26th, I9l3-ypUr
honorable body adopted resolution
presented by Aid Heating Chairman
OF the Committee on Streets, extending
time Tor the construction OF walks on
krrthcfaI avenue from Taft Place to
'onnors Road--+ntil July !. 1914 and
on Nov Z5fif.-ief3, Il resolution present.
cd bX AID Dingeman was adopted dl-
rectlng tho Department OF Public
Works 60 notify the owners OF property
20 Immediately cause ciuders 10 De laid
within five co dys between the points
mentioned and failing 10 do so the De
partment proceed 10 lay the same and
assess the cost therefor against the
property Upon consultation with the
chief Assistant Corporate Counsel At
kiusnn this Department ~ Informed
mat an assessment for laying cinders
az this time could not be collected and
that proceedings for cindering and con
ztTuctiOn Of walks would have TO be
started all over again. only two oi
three parties have complied with the
notice 20 cinder FOR walks and in view
OF the opinion Of Mr.. Atkinson this De
partment does not feel justified In pro
cecding under the resolution until fur-
ther orders from your honorable BODY
Respectfully submitted
GEORGE N FE.NK Ell.
Commissioner
Referred 20 Committee on Streets
The Detroit times., 1913-12-24
VtoIiGE IT FENKELI.,
Commissioners
From Department Of Public Works.

IT, the Honorable the Common Council.
Hentirmen- The Department OF pub
NC W 9rks has been requested TO turn
over 10 the Park x Boulevard ComTnts-
Sion the piece OF land Ia the rear or
me cara Bath House, the OBJ iect being
go ultimately use this space for plaV
NlH1hd purposes This land was form
"Fl} part OF the old Orleans street
reese Nolr and Was acquired bv the De-
ptFtlnent or Public Works IN 1898 or
INyo when the reservoir embankment
/, p IhyNyd - FORM the land approach
10 brile Isle Bridge. The lot has sine
De'n used for storage purposes bv the
LfPaI tntnt on Public Works and tho
FNblic lighting Commission In 1907
a portion 90 the land fronting on Frs
MUG street was taken for the Clara
20 20 ~ mouse site The Department Of
fuDiic Works Eastern stone Yard
winch ~ immediately east OF this plot
""s mess ~ increasing there so rapidlN
ll(t we are being forced 10 acquire
,,., io"in ha'ths recently purchased
yard AT cost ~ s. $50 90 This wear
we expect 90 submit an estimate To-.
NuF som" additional lots which We are
"nir 20 qp only az extremely nigh
pflEes--lt- is absolutely necessary Ia
increase our railway trackaEe in the
yard 90 enable as 20 economically un.
.Qhd car lots 81 material more promptly
IMAM We AZ present can do
The election booths. which are han
lied by the Department OF Public
Works for tie Uity clerk. are searter.
el an over The eity on streets and va
cant lots Tor want OF room to store
then and they are being DESTROYED bv
boys and hoOdlums and furuittr.
stolen We already have two vacant
tots rented FOR storage OF election
booths al cost OF $1,000 per yea
( ihcse booths We're formerly stored ir
our eastern and Western Yards hui
nave been crowded out by the increas-
INK business OF The Department. an,
there - no longer space for then there
ne department ~ Public Works
really needs this piece Of ground very
badiy Tor storage purposes and fnt
St"I"E" OF election booths and II IL A.
given away the city viii simply DO
I forced {" buy other land at ver,.
great expense To replace a.
( attach a blue print showing the
) lot ~ question ard the land recently
acquired by the city indicated with red
pencil would ask the reference ~
ms communication To your Committee
on streets
respectfully submitted.
GEORGE IL FENK ELI.
Commissioners
Referred TO Committee on streets
The Detroit times., 1913-12-24
6y the Clerk

eass-Of Louis kowats, for the can
collation. OF sidewalk assessment
Referred TO Committee on StIects.
s4ss-of john kobo' LOT ,ne o1'es'
Isefarred 10 Committee on streets
elsT--Of Rose Kleefuss Tor the
vacation of a strip OF lana.
Referred 10 Committee on street
op ssasssof d. G. Ramsay eJ al for
the paving OF King avenue extending
from Beaubien street 10 Oakland ave
Referred TO Department OF Public
sseg-of Peter J. Rieden. for tie
IN block bounded by Green. DIX Fern =
dale and Pitt avenues. ,,.
Referred 10 Department or PuoIlc
s49e-of Frank Donner for can
collation. OF a personal taN for the
Referred TO Committee on Taxes
JsTf-ot Jacob Brown. for a reduc-
ticn OF a personal tax for the year
Referred to Committee on Taxes
s,72--Of samuel Sperry. Tor re-
fund OF the general city taxes for the
Referred 10 Committee on Taxes
s41s-Of Mrs l., r. Halliday, for q
cancellation OF personal tax Tor the
Referred 20 Committee on Taxes
ei74--Of Frederick Mattas. for Sol
diers' Exemption from taxation for
the year 1918
Referred 10 Committee on Taxes
s4T5--Of Fritz Schafus. for permiS-
siou 10 erect ornamental light posts
IN front OF 112 Michigan avenue
Referred to Committee on Streets.
6476--Of Standard Oil Co. for per-
mission 10 install gasoline supply
pump.
Referred 10 Committee on Streets
6Tf--Of John = Narcotic, for a
cancellation OF a sidewalk assessment
for the year 1913
Referred TO Committee on Taxes.
S47s-Of G. p. Cole for settlement
OF claim.
Referred TO Conmittee on Claims
and Accounts
The Detroit times., 1913-12-24

To the Honorable the Common Council
Gontlemcn--I herewith submit reuort
cor the week ending with December -
1913 The gas furnished tho Citv ~,
the Detroit city Gas Company dnrfno
this period WAS found upon test H.
meet INC requirements\o of helor,Nnan..
The heat ynlle ~ the gas f,irhiSb. .
the CITY INN testing station aVAragad
613 80 ~ T. L. The heat value ~ H.
gas furnished the Concord Avenue Tea,
lnH station averaged 6O17 n r. y
The candle power Of the gas fnrnisb.t
TIC Eastern District averaged 1SS ran
dl's and tie Western District fee
candles NJ ammonia or INFRINGEMENT
pnidc was found To De present IT,
pressure With few minor cxccptions
was found TO bee consistent win -.
requirements o. the ordinance
The gas Furnished the Eighteenft
ward hy The suburban station Iof -,
Detroit city Gas Company was fo,,,'t
upon three tests to meet the reorirs
NIGHTS )of the ordinance On paccr,t..
10th. the heat value % tho gas furnt.b
'cd the city mains at the xaS vvorr.
was found 20 he 5000 B. r. II or -,
iIth 5000 and 90 Dec 18Th. s6a "a r
u No Ammonia or Hydrogen Sulpbf6
was found To- he present Tie ~.
sure was found TO be consistent vrf,s
Confined IN Page severn
The Detroit times., 1913-12-24
Petitions Presented
BY AID LODGE

BY AID. LOl1Nt,-
gsTg-Of Frank W. blain 81 AZ. TOT
,be having OF alley between 'l7li-
mount place ana Atkinson avenue, eh
tandinr from Second avenue 10 alloy
an rear OF woodward avenue
Referred TO Department OF FHo4l'
"o'N by AID. VERNON
g4sO-Of Ford Motor Company ask
tng-that the grade Ia alley IA f~4'
OF service building BE raised
Referred 10 Committee on street
Openings ,,,,.r,,r
sasl-Of michael curtis for tho can
csllation OF a personal tax FOR the
Referred to Committee on Taxes.
BY AID IAkEL.
s4sa-Of Geo. Howard Tor pefhis-
sion 10 construct area~hN'
Referred TO Committee on streets
BY AID REINH ARDT..
g4ss--Of Marguerite PGrdy for the
cancellation OF the General CAV 1 I'i>s
for the year 1918 keferfeo 70 OOiN-
' ssssOof United states MeAdamits
Natal Co for refund OF personal
Referred to Committee, on Taxes
BY AID. FREIWALD.
g4ss-Of Frank j. Mason for the
construction OF a lateral sewer IN al ,
ley In blocks bounded by Elsmere ana
Mandate avenues. ,
Referred TO Department Of Pubic
works. -.
esse-of Michigan savings Bank for
permission 10 construct area
Referred TO Committee on Streets
s4s7--Of O. Warden et al. Tor inc
vacation of a strip OF land.
Referred 70 Committee on street
Openings -.
s4ss-Of VI. w Dave ct al; for the
having OF La Sale avenue extending
from Warren avenue 10 the Raiiro9a
Referred 10 Department OF fuOHN
Works -
BY AID. DINGEMAN.
eAss-Of Adolph Deneweth Tor the
"A meditation OF Paving Tax
Referred to Committee on streets
eSso--Of 3. l. Miner askins 10 oe
rsmitted interest in connection Win
the axtensicn OF lateral sewer.
Referred TO Committee on sewers
BY AID. SCHULTZ
s4si--Of John j. Quinkert ct a.. lcI
,hs having OF alley south side OF MACK
Venues between Baldwin and Seyourh
Referred to Department Of Public
cio2- W. H. Butler Ell al. for the
having OF Seminole avenue eNtshu'"S
from Gratiot TO Harper avenues.
Referred 70 Department ot Fuol4c
Works.
The Detroit times., 1913-12-24
COMMON COUNCIL


Detroit Tuesday. Dec. rs, ~ .
The council was called 10 order p4
Hon. Chas. 81 Burton, President
Pres.nt-Aid Allan. barnett Ben
~, cciAner Guthurd. Hess Hiudlc.
Krating. Lempke L4ttleheld l.oahv'
C.PrIn Owen RuttFr schultz. sixty
cl<i Thompson. Vernon Nartrh' enc
zel Wilson aud the president
srhtre b,fns~a quorum present tho
Council was declared 10 be 90 session
The Journal OF the uIcr eains session
kNaa auUrggel
The Detroit times., 1913-12-24

th" Approval and combination OK thE
same WN\Nour Honorable Body. \N
RESPECTFULLY submitted,
GEORGE ~ FENKELf.
COMMISSIONS.
BY Ala Rutteri
resolved. That the contract entered
,uto hF the Department 90 Publ
oFks with Geo r. Cooke for ths
extension and dock. total cost SIS
sVv 90 be, and the same Is hereby APP
proved ana confirmed
Neiefrcd To Committee
The Detroit times., 1913-12-24

To tho Honorable tho Common Council.
Centremen-Iu llepiy 20 notice
from this ofEce the following pro-
bosals were received FOR the con-
strnction OF Riopelle street sewer eN-
tension and dock
Geo r. cooke ..,, ........ ... b.3Vp %
fnIr n Walbridge ....... $500 o.
Geo III Cooke IL the lowest bidder.
Tn. Department OF Public Works
nos entered into contract with the
saId lowest bidder and hereby asks
The Detroit times., 1913-12-24
s3063s
Respectfully
GEO II FENK ELI.

Commissioner
Accepted and by unanimous consent
Alderman keating offered the follow
Whereas. 1t appears from com.
munication fr0hl the Department ~
public Works that the having 49, pr.
1918. ON Chippewa avenue from tho
north curb line of Mofat street o. the
south line % Gratiot avenue has been
fully completed and
Whereas. said avenue has been eN-
.aInined- bA The Department of PifbIc
Works. and the paving or said avculi.
has been found GO have been done in
accordance with thr contract ana spec-
LEGATIONS for thc same. therefore
Resolved First. That tie said paw
ing within ths limits above mentioned
be. and is hereby accepted
Resolved. Second Thaf tho civ Com
troller be. ana is hereby authorized t.
draw hts warrant ou the Citg Treasurer
iu payment ~ the intersections etc
OF said avenue Co the amount OF S241 9c
the same being tho FUR amount due
the contractors from tine city far pnv-
Ing said infrlAr ~ l44aa--- +4-rr
gum ~ - 0u flt same being tho cost
~ Advertising blanks. and Inspector S
SALARY.
Resolved ThNd That tao CITY Con
uoller be-. and D. is hereby directed 10
prepare stgeot paving BOMBS -ln Mc-
rot 1auc' WIN tnt provisions " Secs
o. and f9 ufNthpfter I1-of Mn. Crhbrtcr
an Act ~ tfc LEGISLATURE approved
June et1 tfnf such bonds 90 bear lr-
tercst af the rate ~ four per cent per
anuum
Adapted 0s follows
p Neas-Ald Allan Barnett. Behlow
Biel 10 Gglar bll. inReuian. Field
Ffeiu AID Goldner. Futhard Hesg'
Hirdlt Heating Iemuke LftIeneid
Lodge oB~ieu owen Hutter schultz
Skrzvrtf Thompson. Vernon NNartnlI
Wcn2e' wilson and The President 20