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e. 6 A. BAND.

The c. & A. Band will render the following concert program, Saturday evening at 7:3O o'clock, opposite the Phelps Dodge store: March. German Fidelity" Blankenburg; Overture, Grown Diamonds. Auber; Oriental Valse, Passing of Salome", A. Joyce; Selection, "The Spring Maid. H. Reinhardt; Suite Espagnole, La Feira", P. Lacome, Part l, Los Toros 1; Part 2. La Reja Part 8. La zanzuela; Celebrated Menuet, l. J. Paderewsk; {; March, "The Squealer". Will Hun; Fi- nale, Star Spangled Banner; Direc- tor, W. H. Martin.
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LIBERTY BELL.

Secretary Gray of the Commercial Club has received a letter from Sec retary John M. Myers Of the Chamber of Commerce at Tucson, stating that practical assurance has been secured of the visit of the Liberty Bell to Tucson. Concerning it journey from that point the Tucson secretary is unable to furnish information. but says he will be glad to help all he can to secure the bell for Bisbee.
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MEAT IN THE CONVERSATION
MASON MARKET SIMMONS AND sENA, Props
OLD TIMER ARRESTED.

OLD TIMER ARIES ' ED,
 Nicholas Pinson, an old offender in the Lowell justice court appeared a. gain yesterday before Judge Smith. Pinson was charged with being drunk. He claimed that, if he was drunk and the evidence against him was conclu- sive. he had succeeded in getting it on cider, soda water and coffee. In view of the fact that 1t was his first offense since last August, the defend ant was released with a suspended sentence.
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RETuRNs FRoM HuAcHucA.

The Misses Ollie and Dollie Fowler returned yesterday from a vacation outing in the Huachucas. The former will resume her position at the post office, while the latter will return to her duties in the office of the Phelps Dodge store.
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ACCEPTS cLERksHIP.

William Stratton, of Bozeman, Mon tana. arrived yesterday to accept a clerkship in the Lowell branch of the Phelps Dodge store. He will be em- ployed in the dry goods department. Stratton will be joined, later, by his wife who will remain, for time, in Montana,
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MoolLNEY LEAVES.

James McGilney, who has been wis iting friends in Bisbee for the past two weeks, leaves this morning for his position in the state penitentiary at Florence McGilney gave supper to a few Of his friends last evening which was heartily enjoyed by all. The Bisbeeite expects to visit the Panama Pacific Exposition this fall and declares he will look up every thing with an Arizona trade mark on it while there.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-07-31
ATTORNEY ROSS RETURNS.

Attorney John Mason Ross has re- turned from Los Angeles, where he conducted the islander suit against the Los Angeles Times, in behalf of At torney Joseph Scott winning a yer diet of $30,00O for the plaintiff.
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bet. This he did late yesterday after noon.
 Kempton and Policy are both wear ing new hats Schwartz is minus the two hats, but one thing is certain, should anyone desire to know due north in Bisbee they have only to ask Schwartz from this time on and he can tell them to an exact degree.
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"" INNOVATIONS.

The hammer and saw will furnish lively music at the "Y" today for the active work of renovation and eXten- sion is to begin this morning. Archi- tect E. Bignell will be on hand to direct the inception of the improve ments.
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JARoLEMoN RETURNS.

Ira Jarolemon, chief geoloeist for the C. & A. has returned from a two months trip on professional du- ties Although he lost 20 pounds on the journey, Jarolemon reports that he is in splendid health.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-07-31

The Cochise Motor Co. has estab- lished a 25-cent price on punctures in their vulcanizing department, all work guaranteed. Give us a trial and you will come again. 5l9
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VULcANizlNo SHOP.

w. C. Grubb and Richard Davis have opened an establishment at John son Addition, 10 be known as the Western Vulcanizing shop The new concern will be absolutely up-to-date and promises 10 supply a class of work unexcelled in the Southwest Autoists should be interested in their facilities for re-treadmg tires and making other repairs incidental to motor traffic.
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GYM CLASS.

The ladies gym class met, last evening, at the new quarters in the Women's Club on Quality Hill At tendance numbered 15, a most profit able session being enjoyed under the direction Of the new teacher. Roy Benton. The next session of the class is being anticipated with much plea sure on account of the fact that a volley ball contest has been planned.
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FLOOD PHOTOGRAPH.

Jack O'Connor succeeded in secur- ing an excellent photograph of the heavy flood which coursed down Brew cry Gulch Tuesday afternoon. The photographs are SO exceptional that they are to be had as souvenirs both at Balls Drug Store and at the post card stand in the Phelps-Dodge Mer- cantile Company
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FORT WORTH.

Harry Huntington of Fort Worth, was in the city yesterday calling on friends and relatives. having made the trip to Bisbee while enroute to the Pacific Coast.
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oRPHEuM GIRLS, DANCE

Everybody is cordially invited to at tend dance given by Orpheum Girls Saturday night, July 3Oth, at l. O. O.. F. hall goo o'clock Admission S1. Ladies free. 499
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FOR INDIGESTION

Take Horsford's Acid Phosphate.
 Half a teaspoonful in water before meals will aid the stomach, and pre- vent distress after eating.
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WRITING TABLETS

Writing tablets in a big assortment of colors in both letter and note sizes. Job Dept. Bisbee Daily Review.
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PURCHASES AUTO TRUCK.

PURCHASES AUTO TRUCK.
 J J. Quill, the well-known transfer man, will go 10 El Paso. today, for the purpose of purchasing a "Denby' mo- tor truck for use in his business in the Warren District The truck weighs a ton and a half and is one of the best for it's purpose on the market.
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HOME FROM COAST.

R. W. Green. of the Cochise Motor Co.,, accompanied by his wife returned yesterday from a several weeks visit on the Pacific Coast
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All Che new fall tams and felt hats at reasonable prices at the New Art & Hat Store. 507
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AUTO PARTY.

l.. T Sutton and party, in a Hud- son car, passed through Bisbee. yes terday, en route from Los Angeles to Dol Rio, Texas While here, they made their machine headquarters at the garage of the Bisbee Auto Co.
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TABLETS

All kinds of tablets, letter and not sizes Job Dept. Review office, Main Street
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TO SONORA.

Frank Suppl will go,2 this morn ing, to Sonora, where he and his fath- CT have extensive mining interests. Suppl expects to be absent from Bis bee about a month.
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L L

We are the large st myers and sell CTS Of second hand goods in Arizona. Uncle Jim's, Brewery Gulch. 2SS
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Folding chairs and tables for rent for entertainments Uncle Jims, Brewery Gulch. 2SS
Bisbee daily review., 1915-07-31

Maximum and minimum tempera- ture of SS and 67 were the same. yes terday, as on Thursday.
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Rifles and shot guns for sale and for rent Uncle Jim's, Brewery Gulch.
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AT COPPER QUEEN.

Guests yesterday at the Copper Queen hotel included John A. John son, Phoenix; w. s. Lederer and wife New York; R. I Koch. Flagstan; c. L. Nowlin II. Cuthbert, Houston: John McMahon. W. P. Cook, El Paso
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DANCE SATURDAY. NIGHT

Don't forget the open air dance at Vista Park Saturday evening given by the Copper Queen Band. S.30 sharp.
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Uncle Jim's-licensed pawn broker. barrels of money 10 loan. Brewery Gulch. 2SS
Bisbee daily review., 1915-07-31

Any summer hat regardless Of cost, for S1.00 at the New Art & Hat Store.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-07-31

Plenty of those soc gowns and cor set covers and all the new Blue Bird designs at the New Art & Hat Store
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Tents, wagon covers, automobile covers, camp bed sheets, water bags, canteens and all camping outfits. Un- cle Jim's, Brewery Gulch. 2SS
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c. J. Lundval, Osteopath, office hours g to 12. l to Q. except Sundays. Warren, phone 3S3 2S6|
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Musical instruments and strings cheap at Uncle Jim's. Brewery Gplch.
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NAco PHYSICIAN.

Dr. O. w. Brandon of Naco was a business visitor yesterday in the city.
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sAuNpERs AT HOME.

John Saunders is at home from Tombstone on a few days respite from jury duty.
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J. A. Finney, general auctioneer Uncle Jim's, Brewery Gulch.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-07-29
YATES -SEGER.

Last Friday evening Mr.. Herman
Yates and Miss Clara Seger were mar
rled by Probate Judge Harris. The
young people are both residents of the
Winona country. Herman Yates is the
son of Dave Yates one of Idaho
county s most prosperous and progress
sive farmers and stockraisers. The
young man promises to be worthy son
and is noted for his industry and splen-
did qualities as young man. The
young lady is the talented daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Seger of the Winona
country and is noted for her charming
personality, and is a talented musician.
The newly married couple will make
their home on the groom s farm near
Winona. They have host of friends
Who join in congratulating them and
who wish them every happiness possi-
BILE. The marriage came as a surprise
to the relatives and friends. Mr.. and
Mrs. George Rustemeyer of Cottonwood
were the witnesses and shared in the
secret of the event.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-07-29
DR.. MOORE ARRIVES.

DR.. Warren S. Moore and wife ar
rived from Moscow the first of the
week. Their household goods and the
doctors equipment and surgical goods
have arrived and the doctor is busy
this week getting things Strengthened
around. He will occupy the office for
merly occupied by DIR. Warner over the
Grangeville Savings and Trust bank.
Mrs. Moore will visit for few weeks
with her parents in Spokane while the
doctor is getting settled and in the
meantime he will stay at the Imperial
hotel. DR.. Moore has had extensive ex-
perience in the profession and was house
surgeon in st. Johns Hospital in St.
Louis for some time before coming
west. He founded the hospital at
Okanogan. He expects to arrange for
hospital facilities here later.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-07-29
JAY CZIZEK ON RETURN FROM
CAMP TO BOISE BRINGS GOOD
REPORT-STAND MINES
COMPANY DIVIDEND PAYER.

Jay Czizek, one of the principal
stockholders in the Standard Mines
company of Warren, one of the rich
properties of Idaho which is paying
good dividends to its stockholders, has
just returned from a trip to the prop
erty, made for the purpose of investi-
eating new development work and the
advisability of increasing the mill ca
pacity, which will be done in the near
future.
Mr.. Czizek would talk but little con-
corning the rich property, but stated
that the mill operations were success
full and very satisfactory and that
while the reduction of ores was going
on steadily development work was be-
ing pushed west into new territory
owned by the company with every as
surance of enlargement of ore reserves.
The Standard has opened up new
condition in the old camp of War
rens states Mr.. Czizek, as the doubt of
deeper water level has been removed,
and he believes it will near much in
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-07-29

versity of Idaho at Moscow, in connec.
tion with Investigate, that are car
ried on in that state.
Last year it was reported that 300
separators were wholly or partially,
destroyed in this section by smut ex-
plosions, and the experiment station
staff at Pullman, under the direction
of DR.. Cardiff, conducted an extensive
series of Investigations last season.
The results Of their work were pub
lished in Bulletin III, which includes
many valuable recommendations rela
tive to the prevention of explosions of
this nature.
In connection with the study of ex-
plosions in grain mills and elevators
which the United States department of
agriculture has been conducting, is has
been definitely established that when
the air is filed with fine particles of
vegetable dust, this dust can be ig-
nited and an explosion follow, much
as mixture of gasoline and air is
exploded in the cylinder of an automo-
bile. 1t is planned to conduct the
study relative to smut explosions in
order that the entire problem may be
carefully studied and certain recon-
mendations made, if possible, to pre-
vent the frequency. of these occur
rences. The department of agriculture
has reports of explosions of this nature
occurring in some of the middle west
states, and it is Planned to direct the
engineering investigations in connec-
tion with this entire problem from the
Spokane office.
1t will be desirable for the engineers
engaged in this work to receive prompt
reports o. any fires, or explosions, oc-
curing in threshing machines in this
section, and it is specially requested
that prompt reports be sent to the main
4O4 Federal building, Spo-
kane, Wash. Telephone communication
has been installed and the office can
be reached by calling Main 2414. The
engineers desire to keep in touch with
the threshermen throughout the terri
tory and will be glad to have any of
them call at the office while in Spo-
kane.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-07-29
STATE GAME WARDEN HERE.
Making Flying Trip Through the
Northern Part of the State.

State Game Warden l.. C. Jones, ac,
companied by w. H. Taylor, deputy
from Ada county, was in town over
night Friday, on his way to the North.
Mr.. Jones made the trip from Boise by
auto, stopping off at several places to
look after the work of the deputies and
to get in touch with conditions. He
stated that the fifty elk placed in the
recently created Black Lake game re-
serve, located in the Seven Devils dis
trict, were doing fine and liberal in
crease of stock was reported, some
thing like l25 per cent in calves as re-
suit of the careful selection of young
stock in procuring the herd.
In the game department greater
amount in fines and an increased sale
of licenses over last year has resulted
by stricter enforcement of the law
which has been the policy of the new
warden. 1t is the desire of Mr.. Jones
to visit the Sand Point hatchery before
returning South and look after some
contemplated improvements which are
to be made up there and which will
greatly increase the efficiency of the
Northern hatchery.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-07-29

which will require wonderful and ex-
pensive engineering feats.
The governor is of the opinion that
the state using force of convicts from
the penitentiary can prepare the grade
at no great cost and expense. Of
course this method of construction
would consume considerable more time
perhaps than if private interests built
the road but the cost would thereby be
put down to the minimum.
Mr.. Day when interviewed today
stated that in view of the fact that the
members of the commission had not as
yet had an opportunity for delibera-
ton that he had nothing to say as to
their conclusions or findings in the
matter, yet he states that in viewing
the route of the proposed road he does
not consider it to be in any way
difficult engineering feat.
While Mr.. Day has made many visits
to the prairie yet this is his first trip
through the Salmon river country. He
remarked, ~ did not find the way as
rough as l had been informed from
some sources and see no reason why a
state highway should not be constructed
without amy great delay and without
any great expense. And besides the
road is needed
Mr.. Day very strongly emphasized his
belief that the state should get some
benefit from the convicts in its state
and he also believes that
the employment Of the inmates of the
penitentiary on state projects will have
a better influence and effect upon the
men themselves as well as showing in
direct returns the result of spending
several hundred thousands every year
for their maintenance and keep.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-07-29
REcEP ton GIVEN
By, White BIRD
7 0 PARTY
GOVERNOR ALEXANDER AND
MEMBERS OF COMMISSION ROW
ALLY ENTERTAINED.
RIVER c OUNTRY ENTHUSED
Delegates From Joseph and Domeco
Plains Present to Greet Governor
and His Party.

White Biz ID is small place but II ia
certainly la rye in hospitality and in
general activity and progressiyeness.
This is the word which comes with the
news of the visit of and reception ten
dered to the governor, members of the
north and south railroad commission,
and parties making the trip on their ar
rival in the little inland city Wednes-
day. The members of the party are
loud In their praise of the reception
rendered and the treatment at the hands
of the progressive residents Of White
Bird.
A reception was rendered to Governor
Alexander, Senator Macbeth of Custer
county, j. j. Day, A. F. Parker, State
Engineer Smi ith, E. A. Paddock, head of
the Industrial Institute at Weiser and
the other me embers at the home Of Leo
Freidenrich in White Bird Wednesday
evening. A large crowd were present
to enjoy the affair and not only White
Bird and the community were represent
ed, but dele cations from Joseph and
Doumecq pla ins were present.
AT the rec option, Allen o. Hess pre-
sided as master of the ceremonies. A
splendid program was rendered consist
ing of vocal and instrumental music.
Miss Verna Foskett gave vocal num-
Der and nstrumental selections were
furnished by Miss Edna Jillson and Z.
j. Nichols. A chorus also assisted in
the musical entertainment and furnish
ed several splendid numbers.
An address was expected and re-
quested fro n the governor and the
citizens of that section would have been
greatly disaP Ppointed had they not been
favored. In his remarks the governor
emphasized the impression he had re-
ceived on bis visit through that Sec
tion of the remarkable possibilities Of
the country and the great resources still
available which in themselves would re-
commend north and south railroad
better than anything else. The Cover
nor also me ntioned the circumstances
surrounding the veto of the Salmon
River Bridge bill last winter. He stated
that he noticed on the trip that the
cite located for the bridge had no good
road leading up to or away from it.
That the bridge could be of no use
until there were means of using it and
that as soon as the part of the citizens
of the local community had been per-
formed the appropriation would 90
through and he would see that it was
pushed.
The other members of the party made
few appropriate remarks as befitted
the aceasion- White Bird and the sur
rounding tributary country indicated
that the sentiment is unanimous in
favor of north and south rail road
and indicated their willingness to lend
what assistance and announcement
possible.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-07-29

Mr.. Czizek states that the vein at
the present low level of the Standard
shows good size, in fact better than
any of the old works above this level
and there is no falling off in the values.
He says this fact will undoubtedly at
tract others to the district and he feels
certain that more properties will be
opened up equally as good if not better
than the Standard. Already, he states,
mining men are showing considerable
interest in the district.
While Mr. Czizek refused to give out
figures concerning the gold output
from the mine, it is known to be heavy
as shipments Of bullion ore being MADE
every few weeks and mining men oper-
ating in the same district have report
ed that the gold output from the
Standard ranges above 5000 per day.
Interested with Mr.. Czizek in the
property are A. r.. Gruzen, John M.
Haines and one or two other Boise men
and consequently the dividends from
the property will mean much for Boise
and vicinity as well as the state at
large.-Capital News.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-07-29
NORTHERN PACIFIC
EXPERTS COME
monday
SPECIALISTS IN
sToCKRAIsING AND DIvERsI-
FLED FARMING IN PARTY.
WILL VISIT PRAIRIE FARMS
Meetings to be Held at Farms of Geo.
Cowgirl, Henry Myers and T. w.
Bales-Then in Grangeville.

Monday; August 2, d. E. Willard,
development agent of the Northern
Pacific Railway and his party of six
men who are specialists in lines of
diversified farming will visit Grange
vile. Their work will cover every line
of stock breeding, feeding and forage
crops and diversified farming and the
day will be devoted to these subjects.
As announced last week the meetings
have been SO arranged that the experts
will spend the forenoon in the country
on the farms where the subjects are
available to illustrate the topics to be
handled. 1t is possible under such ar
rangement to see the crops of this Sec
tion and the stock being raised. Three
meeting places have been fixed on the
prairie, these being held on the farms
of Henry Myers west of Grangeville
and near Fem, another ON the farm of
George Cowgirl and the third at the
ranch of Tom Bales north of Grange
vile.
At the close of the meetings the party
visiting the prairie will come in to
Grangeville where another meeting will
be held. The farmers of the prairie are
urged to attend these meetings and to
share in the discussion. It is desired
that anyone desiring information will
ask question and give the speakers an
opportunity to give an explanation of
the same. Great good will result if the
farmers will thus cooperate with the
speakers and develop greater interest.
The first meeting in this section was
held at Sites Monday. The attendance
at the first meeting was good and those
who attended are enthusiastic From
Sites the party went to Kamiah, from
Kamiah to 'Orofino. The next places to
be visited in order are Juliaetta,
,Genessee, Troy, Lewiston, Grangeville,
Vollmer, the last meeting on the
prairie to be held at Winchester ON Aug
ust 4.
The party is travelling in special car
provided by the railway company. No
exhibits are carried ON the car, this
for the reason that it is planned to visit
the farms and there get in direct touch
with the conditions of each community.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-07-29

The Ford has established new re-
cord in this county, a trip from Ferdi-
nand to Grangeville, distance of 80
miles, having been made in Ford car
last Thursday in an hour and twenty
minutes and when one considers the
roads, this is going some. In the party
making the record breaking trip were
j. A. Bushue, G. E. Manring, Earl
Hammill and s. H. Smith.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-07-29
PURCHASED 1000 HEAD OF CATTLE

A representative of Frye & Co. pack
ers of Seattle, returned last night from
the Salmon river section where he has
been for the past week purchasing cat
tie for his company. Something like a
thousand head were secured, delivery
of the same to begin early in Septem-
Der. The cattle were supplied by Chas.
Baird, Platt & Jones, James Bond,
Frank Wyatt, Charles Lemon and
Harry Grant. The range is that sec
tion is reported exceptionally fine and
stock is looking good.