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Bisbee daily review., 1914-05-31
. C c q e q c C e c HOUSES FOR SALE ON EASY TERMS

. Brewery ave. 7-room house. q
 . completely furnished modern; (
 Q shade trees. $22O0, terms. (
 . Broom house, close to Lincoln ( . School on car line $500, terms. |. . Moon ave, one broom and one q
 q Broom house. both furnished: q Q cleo. light sewer con- good well c e of water piped into house from c c tank All for $1,6OO, terms. ( . o. K street-Nice 3-room c Q house in firstclass condition: C e water and sewer con. SlO5G. no c . inteuest terms. ( c Chihuahua Hill, facing Brewery c . ave- Groom house, cleo. light c e water and sewer con; first-class c . condition. S9OO terms. c e Bakeiviile-Nice Broom chi e . ma closet pantry and screen Q . porches. S1.4OO, terms. z . Wood Canyon Good 4room e . house, bath, hot and cold water: c Q 2 lots, 35 fruit trees; fine place. Q c S2,200. terms. c . Collins C. Bretherton . . Jack Bldg, Main St. Phone 26 c . q q . . C C c c C .
Bisbee daily review., 1914-05-31

INDIANAPOLIS May "5-Jack Dill lon of Indianapolis won a popular de- cision over Battling Ieyinsky in ten rounds
Bisbee daily review., 1914-05-31
Review Want Ads

Advertisements under this head 1 per word for each minimum charse Advertisements must m for insertion in the next paper
Bisbee daily review., 1914-05-31
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT In the County Of Cochise. State of
 Arizona


 Arizona
 NOTICE TO CREDITORS Estate of M. s. Morris deceased Notice is hereby given by the under signed administrator of the estate of M s. Morris. deceased. to the creditors of and all persons having claims against the said deceased. tc exhibit them. with the necessary vouchers, within four (D months after the first publication of this notice to the said administrator at the office Of Cleon T. knapp attor- ney in Bisbee Arizona, the same being the place for the transaction of the business Of said estate. in said county of Cochise.
 WALTER G. HUBBARD. Administrator Of the Estate of A. S. Morris, deceased
 Dated Bisbee Arizona, this 2gtb day of May 1914 G1g
Bisbee daily review., 1914-05-31
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department of the Interior U. S, Land Office at Phoenix, Ariz..
 May z. 1914 NOTICE is hereby given that Samuel c. Smiley of Don Luis, Arizona, who on March 11th, 1907, made Homestead entry No. O364O, for s1bNEH. NhSEH Section 5, Township 24s. Range 24E, G&sR Meridian, has filed notice of intention to make five year Proof to establish claim to the land above described, before J. D. Taylor U. s Commissioner, at Blsbee, Arizo. na. on the 10th day of June, 1914. Claimant names as witnesses. Charles J Lundyall, of Don Luis, Ariz George R. Pemberton, of Don Luis, Ariz
 Henry D. Kendhck, of Don Luis. Ariz. George Kirkland, Of Blsbee, Arizona.
 THOMAS F. WEEDIN
 Register
Bisbee daily review., 1914-05-31

FOR SALE-The st. Elmo Bar, fix lures, license, etc. Stock at envoice
 A good paying business must sell on account of bad health. Inquire Otto Johnson, St. Elmo Bar Brew. cry Ave. (3Og)
Bisbee daily review., 1914-05-31
IN rHE supERloR couRr

In tho County of Cochise. state Of Arizona
 In the matter of the estate of Charles McGinty. deceased. Or der Go show cause why order Of sale of real estate and personal property should not be made. Y appearing to this court by the
Bisbee daily review., 1914-05-31

morning paper
 WANTED
 WANTED-If in need or competent typewriter and stenographer phone 450 (333) WANTED-A girl for general house work Phone 496. (42D WANTED-Situauon by young man, % years of age can do clerical work or work of any kind Address Clyde A. Strineer. general delivery. Bisbee. Ariz C39g) WANTED - Chambermaiu at Van Horn House (361) WANTED-To buy or lease a two- drill air compressor with boiler, or boiler with steam drills Am also in the market for 40O0 feet of 1lh-inch water pipe. Fred Holcomb, San simon. Arizona. (311) WANTED-A girl to help with house work and care for children. Phone 3O8 (382) wANTED-Nursing. Phone 45O.
 (528) wANTED-Ciean rags 52 Brewery Gulch. (215) WANTED-Ladies Tailoring, dress making and alteration. Hughes Block, opposite Y NJ. C. A. (64D
 FOR RENT
 FOR RENT-Two furnished house keeping rooms. 1lO-D Youugblood Hill. (3lS) FOR RENT -Two-room house fur nished for light housekeeping 104 Youngblood Hill li22) FOR RENT-Three rooms for house keeping 84 Upper Lowell. (385) FOR RENT-Three furnished rooms with water, to right parties s16. Apply J. II. Cunningham S9 Upper Lowell Phone 394 Black (36D FOR RENTING furnished house keeping rooms with closet and porch. rent reasonable to right party Mrs Emma F. Best. Laugh lin ave. Upper Tombstone Canyon in same yard with new house
 C388) FOR RENT Three rooms furnished for light housekeeping; gas and electric connections, on School Hill . Phone 374. C363) FOR RENT-Laree furnished room. suitable for one or two gentlemen. 1 51 Quality Hill (369) ]. FOR BENT-Four-room house. In- quire Capital bar G70 1. FOR RENT Furnished rooms. clean. :. quiet. cool and comfortable, plenty l. sndue. t3 brewery hulcu. nIlck l house above lumber yard (35) 1. FOR RENT Rooms. furnished for . ligbt housekeeping close in; mod . ern 189 Temby ave. 158) . FOR RENT Housekeeping apart. ments Lowell Hotel. Lowell (9O) . FOR RENT Furnished rooms; gen. . tlemen only Waldorf House lD . GOLDEN HOTEL. cool rooms mod l ern conveniences; Main street | Phone 588 (557 ! VOR RENT Newly painted. nice | clean rooms with running water Bisbee Hotel; phone 513. (366) . THE MOOSE HOTEL Cold Kinney | House) Furnished rooms s2 per l week and up, with gas ;also light . housekeeping rooms ITS ]
Bisbee daily review., 1914-05-31

LOST - Stock certificate for % shares Nacozari Cons Copper Co.,
 Return to John Biting. box 852. bIsDee. (33O
The Monte Vista journal., 1914-05-09
Fountain Pens for Graduation
presents at Fuller's.

full interest," wonderful not only in
it's vast proportions, but for the
marvellous improvement of type by
careful breeding.
From pighood to porkage' is a
trying time for the owner-a time
when the little pigs drop off from
seemingly unknown causes and
battle his efforts to keep them
growing. 1t is the change from
the sow's milk to rough, raw feed
of the pasture, The tender stom-
achs will not stand it and the bow
els get out of healthy condition
The experienced feeder feeds a
light feed some time before wean.
ing time and gradually accustoms
the pigs to the feed.
Compared with other farm ami
mails, hogs are an easy money
maker. Compared with other farm
animals, the rate of increase is
enormous. Compared with other
farm animals, they make the most
economical use of feed, pound for
pound, of product.
Right care is most important,
but the great test when the scale
stamps the verdict is, Fed for
nrofit.N
The Monte Vista journal., 1914-05-09
Developing films, any size, lOc
Fuller Drug Co.
Health . Factor in Success

The largest factor contributing To-
mans .uccess il undoubtedly health. IL
has been observed that man Is seldom
s,ck when his bowels are regular-he IL
nsyer we'll when they are const'pAted'
For constipation you will find nothing
unite 40 good m Chamberlain's Tablets.
Thcy not only move the bowels, nut I'm
proye the appetite and strengthen the
digestion. They are sold by all dealers"
Barbed wirs cuts, ragged wounds col
lar and harness gals heal up quickly
whom B.llard's Snow Lin'ment !" sp-
ulied. II IL both healing and snt'sept'c.
Price 25c, GOc and el.U per oo'''s' oo''
by Fuller Drug Go.
The Monte Vista journal., 1914-05-09
ATTENTION FARMERS

II YOU will list your land with 5. N.
Bum, the Central Real Estate Dealers
Assn. land man on exchange, he Will ad
yertise it before 1900 cooperative real
estate men and turn it for you. lie Is
closing deals readily in this association
$500. acres OF best lands in valley on
liberal terms, low rate Of interest.
S. N. BUM, The Land Dealer.
The Monte Vista journal., 1914-05-09
live Stock Industry
LIN THE.
San Luis Valley
ra,.I 1, Memben Of Ths alssas Ci'ss
Hos G,s.ssn .Assse'sa's".

n, order to stimulate interest in the
:, ~ .tock industry, particularly hog
i've I';s;no there will be short articles de-
tas.5t, assd 70 this subject each week. Farm
'Us' Wv md stockmen, in fact anyone desir-
e.s :as i;nformation along this line. are in
'is '.;..d to ask questions. which will be
Hsnswsred H.V throug gh these columns.l
The Monte Vista journal., 1914-05-09
RIGHT FEEDING

Feed for profit. Almost anyone
ran feed an animal SO it will not
starve, but there is neither money
nor sense in that. The real prob
lem is how and what to feed them
so as to secure the largest possible
nroft in the animals production
with the lowest possible cost. A
half century ago we did as dad did,
and if dad was failure we fol-
lowed the most successful neigh
bor 1t was the only way to do,
for at that time science had not
come forward to be of real use to
the practical farmer. Stock rails
ers knew, from looking around and
comparing different plans of feed
ing, Just what they might expect
in the way of energy, production
and condition. But they did not
know why
We of the present day have
short cut to this knowledge with
out waste of years and labor, live
stock and production. We know
foods vary; that their value de-
pends on certain elements which
We call nutritive elements. We
know that not only one of these,
but all of them must be included
or there is loss of energy or pro-
duction; and that always, if not
fed in the right proportion as to
these certain elements, the feed is
too expensive.
The names of these elements we
learn as children and forget them
right away. Protein, carbohydrates,
fat, ash or mineral are the digest
ible nutritive elements and all nec
essary to feed an animal. Every
single food for dumb animals or
human beings should contain every
one of these elements, but nat
urally the elements vary in differ
ent foods, Any food containing
one or more of these elements
must be combined with other foods
TO make up the proper proportion
OF the missing element.
10 be practical and, what is
more, to be economical-the feed
must be 80 combined that the ami
ual gets the different elements in
me right proportion. Deprivation
Vi any one element starts natural
craving. The animal tries to sat.
'sly this by eating more, but bulk
OF the other elements do not com.
pensate There is an unnecessary
waste of the feed, energy and pro-
auction, Here science comes in
ana We have 80 called our modern
~s'hod of feeding. just plain
HOfse' COW and pig sense put into
a mans brain 80 that he can feed
"'S STOCK according to their needs,
get what he expects and all with.
''' any undue waste of these ele-
'"'s' Science has stepped in and
s'mplihed it all.
we have learned that protein
makes and rebuilds the muscles,
1naons, blood, organs, skin and
u',k' Carbohydrates, being starch
s"u sugar, furnish energy and
Dea' Fat also furnishes energy
auu neat and when given in excess
''ored up in the body. Lastly,
a'n or mineral makes the bones,
''''n and all other hard structures.
overfat is not condition of
"' nealth. IL We demand IN over
a' condition we must plan 70 coun-
"'' ''s danger. In raising swine
' enter into this field and must
u0a' nature. Swine raising in
"e''oa 10 an industry Of wonder
The Monte Vista journal., 1914-05-09

II. G. Breckenridge has been max.
ing some improvements at his resi-.
dence on Park avenue. Workmen
have finished drilling for a new
we'll In the rear, as the flow of the
old one, which has been in use for
many years, has shown signs of
diminishing. A good flow, with
strong pressure, was secured at
depth of about 300 feet. An addi-
ton to the dwelling, to be used as
a laundry, has also been built.
Gen Daniel e. SickIes, last of the
great commanders who took part in
the battle of Gettysburg, died at
his home in New York city Sun
day night at the ripe old age of 80
years. Mrs. Sickles, who had been
estranged from her husband for
more than a quarter of a century,
went to his bedside as soon as she
learned that death WAS near and
remained until the end. The final
reconciliation was brought about
through the efforts of their son,
Stanton.
The Monte Vista journal., 1914-05-09
A Kodak is the best gradua
tion present. See Fuller D. Co

At the Diamond Handy Kitchen you
will find some very new and tasty oev-
erApes
The Monte Vista journal., 1914-05-09

The man employed by w. w.
harper on his ranch north of
Monte Vista had a runaway with
four mules, ,,hitshed to a drill last
Saturday. The neck yoke came
down, the tongue came up, throw
ing the driver off the drill, and the
mules beat it, with the result that
one of them was badly cut up.
The Monte Vista journal., 1914-05-09

DR.. N. H. Chapman and Normis
arrived . in Monte Vista Tuesday
from their extended trip to the
tropics. Mrs. Chapman stopped
at kearney, Neb., for a visit with
friends.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-03-20
EIectisa ks1ice

Notice is hereby given that pursuant to law.
the Annual Municipal Election Of the Town Of
tunuison. oioradO will b. held in the several
precincts ~ said Town on Tuesday the Sevent IA
day uf April A. ID. lgi4 for the purpose of elect.
ing the foil wing officers of said town, to-wit .
Que Mayor TO hold office one year
Three Trustees 10 hold office two wears each
Precinct No. embraces all that part Of said
Town lying east of the rested Butte track .
pulling place, Town Hall Main Street
Precinct No embraces all that part nf said
Town lying west Of the Crested Butte track .
polling u ace, Room in the Northeast corner Of
La Neia Hotel, Boulevard.
The polls will be opened at 30 o clock a. m
aud remain open until 80 O'Clock D. M of said
day II election
The judges of election for the several pre-
cimcts viii meet At the polling places above
designated on Tuesday the 3ist day uf March
A. y. lAit, Tor the purpose of revising, correct
ing and 6 lmiletiug the annual registry list for
said election and VIII meet again on the day
proceeding election 10 complete said registry
list required by law
WITNESS My hand aud seal ct said Town of
Guunison, Colorado, this 5th day of March A.
d. lplA NJ J. SCHMITZ
lsEALI Town CLERK and Recorder.
Host
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-03-20
neAsURlItC NAY m STACK

Neither Uncle Sam nor Colorado seems
to have law for the measurement of
hay in stack. Wyoming statutes pro-
vide the following
-Four hundred twenty-five cubic feet
shall constitute a ton of clean native,
blue joint hay after 30 days and up to
three months settlement in stack. Five
hundred twelve cubic feet shall eonsti-
tute ton of alfalfa, rough slough grass
after the same shall have been in stack
30 days and up to one year. -Four hun
dred and fifty cubic feet shall constitute
a ton of clean timothy or clover after
the same shall have been in stack from
20 days up to one year.
The law further provides the follow
ing rule for determining the number of
feet in a stack Subtract the width
from the ''over". divide the remainder
by 2, multiply this by the width and
multiply this by the length. (All
measurements are TO be in feet.l Di-
vide this result by the number of cubic
feet in a ton.
The laws of New Mexico contain the
following:
To reduce to tons, for hay that has
stood in the stack for less than 20 days,
divide the cubieal contents by 512 for
more than 20 days and less than 60 days,
divide by 422; for more than go days di-
vide by $50.
The New Mexico rule for measuring
the stack is the following: Multiply
the width by the ''over', divide this by
and multiply this by the length. Di-
vide this number by the number of cub
ic feet in a ton and you have the answer
in tons.
The only other state which has a
statute upon this subject, so far as we
are able to ascertain, is Montana, and
there the law is almost precisely the
same as in Wyoming.
The U. S. Department of Agriculture
furnishes ms with the information that
in New York and Virginia, IS stacks of
hay which he'd stood less than 30 days
averaged 5se6 cubic feet per ton.
Thirty stacks having stood from 30 70
80 days averaged 5s1.5 cubic feet per
tn- while z stacks which had stood
from u 10 155 days averaged 51As
cubic feet pr ton
s. L. MAcDoSALD.
Co,cr.So Agricultural College, Fort
Collins, Colo
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-03-20
Notice Of Guardian Sale Of Real Estate
STATE OF COLORADOD

= T. w AoLChAbNsf
County Of Ciuunisun
In the County Court Of said County, an Probate
In the matter OF the estate f Laura 6iepaya
Hall and Hazel Florence Hall, minors EduH
Ruth Hall tspensti, Guardian.
ny virtue of decretial order of the Count,
tuurt Of SAID county aud state. entered at flfs
December term of said court A u. lgIs and Ca,
10 wit the 24th day of February A. u. 1914
On the application of Edna Ruth Hall ~pepst b
guardian OF Laura Geneva Hall aud Hazel
Florence Hati. minors, % sell the follgwipa d.
seribed real estate and water rights belonging
10 said minors and situate in the county sif
6unnisun and state Of Colorado, to-wit: an nm
divided one half interest in aud TO Lot No
and the SNla NNh Section 2 and Lot No /
and the >El4 Ma Of Section g. Township a.
North, Range B. East of the New Mexico Prip
eipal Meridian, with the bitches. water and
water rights connected Herewith
| shall uu or after the Hith day of March A ID
1914, at the Office Of the Courty Judge in tfuu
nison. said county and state, sell at private
sale, all Of the Interest Of sand minors in and 10
the said real estate and water rights for not
less than the appraised value thereof The
terms of sale 10 he cash in hand
EDNA RUTH HALL tspENsTI
Gaardian
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-03-20
AsuA's Ssk

state ~ oigrsd.. toBnty Of 1snuIs'in- -.
~ virtue q q writ Of cxerutiou i-sueti out
~ the diarAs : ofico ~ the 0onuts our oi
tann,son eaaa.s eaa S'' - 20, o. ,,,,,,,'i.,, I'D
G, maxi the sum Of six hundred turty six tt x
snd thiaty- two hanars TAB aolinns ana ~
dollar. and twenty cents 800 s.-s. ....s ~
ed ~ said court on ths 1ith do ~ Dct. lflz. in
favor ~ The Mor-s btothsrs xachiHaly aud sup.
~ g sr p'ainiin snd agAinsi john hea-as ..si,
Judgment from the date ~ the ronditinn there
q ~ the rate of per cent. per snnum, out f
the lands. tenements, goods and cha tals of the
said John Reagan. have levied upun the foi
lowing ii.-cribed real prop"rty to-wH
Tho Inspiration and the La.i chance Lode
Mining Claims. situate in The Tomich Minins
hi trict. 6nBnison County, toiorsao. aud BE-
ine designated a. serial No. o sS2 and Fsient
No Isis5 also said sisfsudsnf's certain intersst
situate in the Tomicbi Mining District aud
mare psrticulsriy dsscribed by she United
States Patent survey thereof known a. No.
Icsb. by virtue ~ that certain lease and option
to purchase executed on the z'tb day ~ July.
A d. 1913, by r X. Lewis. attorney in fact
for Anna N. Lewis. said lease being 10. term
- thirty months from the last mentioned date
aud expiring al moon on the 1sth day Of Jana
ary. 1916. and a declaration OF which SAID lease
and option 10 purchase is nov ON tle and oi
record in the Office 81 the clerk aud keror'iero OF
Gunnison Counts, colorado. IN Book isi st
Therefore. according TO said command. !
shall Saturday the 2.tb DAY of Mar l9i4 at the
hour Of ten O'Clock IN the forenoon 81 said
day, at the West front door of the ouniy Court
House, in the town 81 Gunnison. in the County
Of Guani-on. state of Co dorado.
expose 10 sale at public auction To the high
est bidder. for cash in hand. all the right, title
and interest OF the above named John keaean,
in and To- the above described property laT
much thereof may he necessary for the
payment and satisfaction 81 said Judgment,
interest and cost of sale
Dated, Gunnison, Colorado, this 18th day Of
February, A. d. 1914 "
PAT HANLON,
sheriff 81 Gunnison County
First pub. Mar 8. IA Last pub. March 27 n
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-03-20
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k~t~se II l.. w Baisas s~sss-sd.
The ansisr-isssss.i having h-sn ssposBiesl 81
mluiStr-fsr ~ eoi.~et ~ tise s-tste - l.. n.
b~iset. irte Of tho Coasty ~ t,a.ns-on. IA the
stale 81 Cosarasso. sseoss-ed, hershy gives no
tice tbst he VII sppesr befnrr the tosssis
Cart ~ srio ssunBI~on oonty. al thr 1oan
oou-r IN 1unni-on. Ia said toaBtt on Hsssstisy
She Issh u,y of ADri A. D. als. ~ the bour Of
ten ciscs q M. of said d.y "A which time al
per-abs hssiDe aims sasln-r said e-tste are
notihed and requested 10 attend Tor The pur
pos of having the same adjusted. Al person
inssefiteu b -siu estate reqne-tsa " MAKE
immediate IA moBi b. the undar-iaued
Dated ~ t,unnison. Colorado. tllis sth asy
81 March A ID. Iss.
HENRY y. LAkE. Jr..
Administrator 10 coslect af the estate of l..
BAILEY dec~ased.
n NOD. seai AttorHey
First pub March ~ 1si4
Last pub April ~. nsl4
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-03-20
ksaice 4 Aljssane.t Dsy

Estate OF Thomas Riley deceased
The undersigned. having been appointed aa-
miDistrator of the estate of Thomas Riley ls,e
rado, decessed, hereby gives notice thar he
viii appear before the County Court ~ said
Guunison County. at the court House in Cup-
nlson, m said County. on Mondsy. the 18th tisy
Of April. A. u. 1914, at the hour II o'cIock n
N. az said day, at which time all persons hsy
ING ella ms against said estate are notified and
requested to attend for the purpose Of bsvipg
the same adjusted. ALI psrsons indebted 10
said estate are requested TO make irrlmediste
payment TO the unoer~iened
Dated at Gunnison. Colorado. this 18th fisx of
March A. d. 1914. ~
HENRY p. LAKE.
Adninistrssor OF the estate of Thomas RiI,y
deeeased.
J. q. Nc Dvs9al Attorpey
First pab. March Is, 1914
Las pub. April 10. ls14
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-03-20

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