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SAN PATRlCO NEWS ITEMS

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iloIn of hiuiun transacted huaiursa
hsrr this acfk
NF and Nfs Nsuen wfiait ~ ilah
lHtfr fisIfsl feiaNf.s hsu afmdnf
hirr ilda rsmshefF isf Monde
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fanrh nrsI lieisisNn uissi ~ hrf
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IT, ami Aifr. Do in'iip ~ Fshala
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Charley urvNH Mon1aY aud Tussis,
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NnaFhrfff
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$685. snd Mfs Wii Dalan have piap.
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lan VII enEsgt eHisuaKeli ir host
faisiug
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s',lonriy iii fhe paai two sssAs -
marh Improved in health 10 lIsafai
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-19
PORTLAND NEWS ITEMS


PORTLAND plt % Tao rau
ranst prni,ls YcaslVod n,s harafeA
palms af teo osgisads which ihey aps
nsNins gat out on their taNa sits .n
Fast i'eitiaad this and the pictutcsaue
artvvaf chat r.4gf ihrsrh this ss.e
if0H Vln snake tfeuiifni and sct, al.
ilAeiits i.ltf 50 uhsn thl. addition
wias i.s ot.rnfd 49,
The lNfilant poriasues h4s tnsds
improvements vnch enahics thosf
win ooNos 81 r,t thsif mail y, an,
Time aunrf cYtniuss ANA @uuJAss
tin No Cans
Chester noath vi meiesiae hos
upcnrd up "a IVAi mtat mafkel meas
iirf ts iiit POSSIBILITIES ARD seems 90 81
ie1aNns io stak
d g. Aitrn and part, ffam COfpaa
thuHt Vsfr Boa tNftlana N eanss.ia,
iuatinf usel iho ilara with lh. ll,s
ui Politics Sag seinq Nns ~ nusinass IN
war undfffio.a
g. Nnsfas spent "Wednesday lass
tsInr over ,he ntfuaudIns tsilitaft
uifh . e. itaHf f san Anfeu.a. aat
iHn eH.tN "a tiHhf FNat were inNuf
sNit .mpGessed vtih SOC eaHnus
itant hmHh a. afmunfnni ana
nNis ilniiNt l.tt maiNftsi n,rora ,,si
rHH Nhuat las ln Af snnthH tiiai
rsnrs.ilft fe afirna thr rrlYnNHics ui
NrauHirs int canstpaf
hrithsi iHfit tNai mustered ia q
lNtf HesreHi coo Niaft sua cn1sssa
nNrf fU iftrhrstr th.s slana oafasiuu
ets gumpeata f inH q iatt. e. W
Huuaia a g. apunglt g. % iNu,
ana > IS Noart
laY tItN euurse h mat8as Is
splsusiI tHA nHrc.tsfni tsaf analn
lnrfiHna Is 1883 hfuia H hof sfhauis
anH te HO hhnen BE- luilrs. tue d
iu ihr cenfai uf nN asiitiiiufal diattlsi
vltN Fu,ti satnmeuiA uaurts 4 a.
aas ihtn musi hf utis otf here
estpfHain
Mias inrs WsnFh. Fsvt tfrs pfsfis
valentine lHr1' fnsn te . Fsfnnia,
afitfHaan lHr decorations wef, iaHfs
nNa arrn4iiatr
Tho little hUtfeaH prrftNird ths
Iut.s ~ Nsarie sHd WHITE Nina was
Mns Ab'Hn twsnis ,uans lsnpi, Ne4f
entesiaiNsa sna served rinnU 8
HNrcns iaHts
hise Nrrnirt nisifr 81 ihe ausrn
ruicifainrd aa nf eifhi N nsi fiienda
inr finlf fFfnihN
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-19

- ossiWart ista sara waivers e. thr
eaeefn hoaNtarN % saiA state
Nptiqe - also hcfeiy esvrn tsat 49,
st4ef~tfnet VII sre,y a. s4id frrisls
tNns 81 sait Fessfsn 81 thg paxaan,
- eistetAi AN c~2'as. ntaniiaa ane
e,inftmiHx a. ~ CTS "a S,,,t,,,s,
chftsti aN right tisle ana insefp.a ~
t,,e state ~ reNss o. nN lan.s, owned
~ ne state a fcNas snsief tas waters
% Nuerts IA, within the tnSr1fass
llmiis II said CITY - Corpau x'hfisil
Noy Ninef Noeh Switzerland nad
iff wara. l. a. coianA tna. n. dallas
nes tst'
advertisement
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SKIP nGs TO Dfry MAJ rove
ORDER

NtW YORK. FsD 10 1hs arrival
iasiag ~ ftaf ihfraisninE period ehsn
neutral fhifs en- us ignssf safmPs
from GHnffi boz british waters fansed
na i'i 40 40 fhs aiipplna proiiafasiaEa
and pilates - fhs Anisliesn eFIsffsss
rbf nsfnau Dnfcr % fhf uptid vii
b. dieff eafnef. "a M usia ~ les1snE
sisamship rren. end Anssficar c4rRees
VIA opa;irgf ~ ~ teTs ffpm porte uH
far Atlaniir and ItisiOe rahi into
iiis trsfA ~ ife - called dsnFff aorf
its rnlp 0WHrfr rrfust "a pTiisVs
that nHy rEtfapfsinarf airnaea lice
iarfnrf fhrm Tiff afe cnhfiitfsH fhai
Aesiana aifi find rat a. fs,sisfi ii-
80 fnuts in iiat pffnffIfisd sinf ~
a naf flsils4td that ~ &egsh SEA-
AZ s1f - iir lefsian nrtf niil o.
ssfleusif issseesa ~ tfse Aa1istu -
iasifpie fer ne ares n,,u thtsassnsa
~ sabs tisf ssnRef u l.fiisssf A. ~
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lnF rlauees s.aftiraiarfy 'n tleN ~ fiif
assit eiins Dryfita fsins ftaIs1 ID file
fafsf trsae ~ fAin llsrs
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-19

sTATE oF TEXAS.
CnuntY ~ Nue.rs
refpus christi Teas jan. igth- 1918
10 shum "a MAJ csrcaru.
'fiie undersigned hereby Ei4s notice
- their iuftnfian a. aplsiY ~ The
fHmE - snftA l,nlsiafHfe q The state
~ TeEas ~ its regular session. nov
ln utaslar fE ne Ilaaeurs n q special
lew. fetinE ffanfins aa1 conflffnlng
fn az cHy - farBus CHRISTI Texas
~ uahi. iitif and ini@r..et - ~ HtSts
n reraE ~ az Hard nov. ~ herefofofs
ai anY tine eunrd ~ fhe stats -
TfaAs ua1ff fbt waters - corpus
cfrisfl lisg iYfrt i,fiN srr tlsf noftisegf.
arf naaiiiefn Units a sssid w. st1ena.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-19

NOTICE ~ PUBLICATION or
FINAL ACCOUNT.

TifF stats Di TfAAk
rn alI pfrsHnF Interested ln fi.s fFs
faf, ~ Annie i.afif saHrd Hattie
llhhnn Aamin-sfraffik az tnf tsnaft
Hf ssld sHnlr Lu.as dsrsaasd base
fi,d iH the Cuurff Court ~ Nust ~
County nrr IiHai Account ~ tne CON.
dliiVn ~ aaid estate faEefhff With an
application o. Ds dialisfrsf BE- A.
min.Hfrstflk Thereof which viii o.
h.ard hv ear said rourf ca fhs third
Monday in march, 4 -. ieil Same 30
InF ths ifih. 90, - March. a ~. 1913
~ fne ruun Nirusf ~ sald Naorts
County in 'hr Cn - corpus christi
TetHs ai phlrh iimr one pisrf sli rer
suns interested ir saii estate ar ~
ghrfd 81 appear and contest taid "
nal Account and application. u they
ses proper
W,tu.as Ava ffshnnseg cisrt - ihs
Colufs Court n Nurcea County Tsaas
Given urdrr ny hard ana che seui
~ said rearf ~ uiF afrrs in Corpse
CHRISTI Tefes or fhie fNr gsrf aay =
isnaafJ a. ~ isis
ArO. tEliiINuHN
cork County Ceafi Auorss County
TsEss
o. cnAs NALTfJia. unaas
A true COPY. J lsfiifl
a. n WRIGHT
Fliafn Nusfaa cauniB. faaas
10 oheAh GEi-i.ANI. l,epais
iIs
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Tttaa shp have nss1 4 n r nsrvsf
~ ~ ~ay a tAfs1s hAH t.s<zess ~
a fsfe seaes pftk fia rs@ sfI sts<<n 80
- him ntetn y ; eftt ~ f<e %ftf< p<iNS
Hrh All ~ - wnndsr - tthrld 81
cleared %. rs1A hesifbsi effs hfsshs . ~
eaal't re,Aaets ~ afeer Hbef y = 4
hal GA asrraifi.h $3.50 xsp1sfgsl ~
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y n4s rs1tlesssas ~ prrffriptsss tf~Fs-
IL 80 r-svsr4is>A a.rsr< frsn us@i<taai
tsso's stsf rstsias on ~ virIi< feeens,
"a rhx. - s&s4 e&>t - n49& 1<fs -
IA tls1i 10 eean,srs< shrsN destructive
tssi<bria tnsf a1zala - sowHeAeat mr.
n II ~ere urf ~ ecr assvfa1 s<er~<iof9 q
s.<fkfs -. ,i1<1 rs esfb tnu9n 1f'p> ~
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ssmot4rs 80 sh<is &t1I<>t &1GevtnsH4
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-19
TYPEwRITER EXCHANGE.

ms. regaisinr. rcnfsis. sales E1pofl
workmanship. flea srna Sc prices
cgfpur Chritu Typewriter Exfhanst
go sssrr street fhoue ii4T
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-19

liNf fNN oar of sh. nusi iniffesi
inn ~ ihr fprulfan aDiuan whn have
ranl' AL Anffifa ir fhe inirfsfi 10 th,
ssfiTtrfe va iHs vhf feus o. ruuuitss
huninf AnntuFH aHe b 90 smsiisss
Hnfn she taH utra Hincf tiiidh,li 20
Fairs iirr huHuaHl b. Freai pspai.
rfHuaaan ~ count p0naa aia pas =
fFirnH ~ Lafayette sra ias alIt ~
NuufH NHfiHmhsau in ffs Nffniuiiaa q.
aif haf ~, b. pieadioH ihe rsuaf ~
vsf fuurfefs ln ffanrt
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-19
WEATHER SUMMARY
u. s orpARrMtnr OF Aoalcul
ToRN--wtATsUR sNatAu,

weather uuiislln fnf ~ hnpts ena
'ne 500 h ~ fs3h Meridian time
ieAnaafs iN laih
" ~ LEHMAN Observer
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-19

For SALT Parser R0l1rf Drilling
Rig compute. md 6ao fett fu1r-iuea
pipe. good condition HaA Sharp 4
Hughes Roller IHt: nnu Do spear.
Fishing Toos. complete u.aeksnifh
oHtut luspeC ton can he made 20
CaiiaFhan switch. south % i.rciual "a
The International 4 Crest northern
Railroad Ter further iafcrunatiun.
writs Homer Eada San Antonin.
Texas III
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-19
PERSONAL

MADAME EsrHuss scientific Palm
Irt Psychologist nud i'nfniesnonasH
afnat hnurH 40 90 "a m tn io. eu O.
m Prices fts SONS nit A.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-19
~, n oafh uadeas anssr rsr
Cheaper Rents :..s'' '... v''.' = i'-'''''
Born Investment Company


Whits srl ~ansa haasf ~a,fk tr 4
good hon,r. A4lrsss ll,k ss. gausr
"iuc' gts
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on crANofg

NlN fAllt nN 8NAUt rpa ul inff
near h.f sac Ne,l.a eaii iiaar &C. Huae,
ur eIrlnt aaNfr. Ad1rCss naa nT
s'.Nilrn Irtas NH
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-19

Asoid headscbe, Impurities
Of tie Blood, constipation by
taking a cup Of GRAND
MAS TEA. Best laxative
for children. Pleasant "a
take. sweeten aud take as
an ordinary tea. Package %
cents.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-19
FOR 3ALE-MIscELLAEEoUs.

m SALE Rhode ltiaui Kal csss
Tor hatching--fiom prize winning
stock-;Lso for setting ST. la Mr.. A.
r. Billiard. Rics RIO. Texa 20
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-19

FoR IlEST- ore and zoe I-rpefl
house Tor feft--aii r0nssnianre. Close
In. south water street Cal Phone
80. s7s
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-19

:, oH sALk'--Purs saaaa Gs.ss S.
ho.ae-x fo~ni 81 ocnts pr 49,
postpaid Thee KreuI Rsus. a.,
- tail
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-19
|OALLER- CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
- HcLEARING HOUSE" FOR SOUTH TEXAS

-, e4.i.'f 49, tsasrtc.e,r aoi s-ss
''''s iti' ias'cti tust A. ,ss..s' So.
~. ~ t'Se = see r. e. t'h.a.n.a
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-19

.FuR RENT live sestp 80 eixhi
roaint ,foltrn halss frriistri nf ~
fsrnished. Amos sloore l7lenc ~
is7
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-19

FoR RENT-Tvo arFe froni feums
Modern. over san Antonio Machine a
Supply C0mpary's Office. ~ rguih
Cha patTAl. Phone ieeo lsR
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-19
ron sAlx-REAr EsrATE.

fuh SALE HOUSE and lot. 81, opnsr
tiifA nufth ~ cuufthuase vii tfaaf
Or san Antonio rgar.fis aat soaif
.arh address i1at Nruasiie sirrst
i1llne le1 Isl.
tfN SALE "a alth thfse nit.n
aNflNnF harm ant rlsad finern. an
new Western rari = gits. rrIss sftc
easy TURNS App2 at o.. Nss4aiis uf
'h'ne 49, lasN
foE sAlF nte hundrei 500 nn,
lots near white Point ca- wen fof
salr one tflrj cafA ana balance an
easy iprnis Address pcstofucr bux
teL ncapi
REAL EsrArE.
N0t saafh irsnf it f1rHUl lioitI
adAilnn ~uupan1ri ni nFo uonr,
secs e0
Nrv s-ram hunsalov on la sssioo
ir't Natth usaeh 1855 iefms
&. 600 pa
Several dssltaal, f.aldst,. iaia ua
Maif etfcei frum fsoom ta sigte oo
rrrfu.
lIar arm rfu fHN attractive oslH.
n.Il sraIrr tNn.rI.i huutt Hn Wf
fuiir sitatf Hoar DuHrt itnasr os laFrt
Ht Iafuta. ft 10000
fra hsaaufM inta los fr,i 0onn
ifam UTean iriNf thrmEH HialE o.
rf0.Ind stre,f sunfh iIufL Win makt
iaar ni,e lots Flf iurttesf lfatlor
an h'af uae see uaraet Nnure ygrr
seH eH Tenms
Nlf hunraIrv near eniiannc istui
tuafi ANiUHi iHars n.W Ward nnsi
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-19

ros sAlu on rRAoa

lfh FttAlN Pes erlsl Farms in
'ufnanehe cUpntr 10 trudr fHf sfn,i
~ ner hanhlas. bots in san kntNnla
far uutomnuiis S. N pate Nueerf
ilHtel rae
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TOR SALE oas q n. -, o-11--
s1siiitsses ln Corpus chr..ii All,
kaAfantee hiE lntcrcs, q, -
money. II vii pay 20 snteair.,. ~.
II VII take aloui 81 Dea Al 81 I.,'ii'
,.A.AP Fent and virtually ~ c.snps
i.lloh Addrsss r. y. no1 ~ re
Np'tus OhFlstl Texas -.-wouhd oons.s
90 Eoet partner. -
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-19

'ssutin ans Fas fef itis 4dseiiissmcsi
Caller ufnco a.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-11-09

States Tel G Tel Co., expressed the
wish of his company to cooperate in
the development of every part of the
Warren District. He called attention
to The fact that eighty-nine new tele-
phones have been installed in the Dis
trict during the past six months, max
ing a total of 900 Referring to Chief
Norton's remarks, he called attention
TO the effective work of the little
telephone girls" in spreading the
alarm of fire and calling out for help.
r A. Croker Of the Bisbee Improve.
ment Co.. told of the road improve
ment work being carried out in War
rem and the splendid assistance ac-
corded the effort. from all sections Of
the Warren District. He expressed the
pleasure of the Warren people at the
assistance rendered by the people Of
Bisbee
"Bisbee Best" was the official slogan
by Secretary Q. w. Ruth, accepted as
such by unanimous vote
Charles Cunningham moved a vote
Of thanks be extended General Man
ager S. w French and the Copper
Queen Co. for generosity regarding
Continued on Page 81
Bisbee daily review., 1915-11-09
YOUTH LEADING Dual
LIFE, ARRESTED IN
PHOENIX BY POLICE
Youth Who Passed as Belle Of
Town Is Arrested BY Phoenix
Officers, Charged With Thiev-
ing Number Of Establishments

PHOENIX, Nov. S.-Chester Clark.
when appropriately decEed out, make
a miehty fine looking girl lie SIS
about 1G years old and from his own
story told in a cell in the police sta
ton yesterday has been leading a
dual life for some time. Sometimes
il is just plain Chester Clark. AT
other times ne is n budding maiden
with no end of admirers. That ne
could carry on this pleasing deceit.
Chester maintained modest quarters
i'm an adobe building on South Seventh
street, just over the city line. There
he was free 10 makeup as ne
pleased He was taken to dances.
the picture shows and the soda water
establishments ly love-sicl SWANS.
None ever suspected just how they
had been duped
OF course the youth could not keep
UP his game without a base of supplies
and this led to his arrest yesterday by
Policeman Wflkerson. For on his
own confession the boy has been
thieying and selling the fruits of his
labor. No less than four or five rob.
berries We're placed at his door after
his humble abiding place had been
searched and q large quantity of arti.
. Giles recovered.
Somehow when a robbery was re.
ported from 145 South First avenue
late Friday night Policeman Wnker.
son suspected Clark of having had
something to do with IT, Clark was
taken into custody yesterday and
while there was nothing learned con
meeting him positively with that rob
berry, he told of his room and gave
the officers Information concerning the
articles found there that cleared up
/ several previously mysterious robber-
les.
Shortly after beine locked up the
youth admitted that he had entered
and robbed the Adams school, two
places on South Seventh street a
candy store on South First avenue
some rooms on West Lincoln street
and other places. The recovered
property includes women's cloJhins
fur collars and boas, picture hats
dlmy gowns and even sharp toed shoes
such as are worn in q ball room by
/ the belle of fashion.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-11-09
BIG MEETING OF BISBEE
BUSINESS People

Continued from Page -
proved himself master of the situation
at an times, his witty references i'm
introducing the various speakers caus,
ing many 2 gay outburst of laughter
Mayor !. C. e. Adams, whose name.
on several occasions, was linked with
the Governorship of Arizona, followed
President White i'm a speech express
ing his desire as Mayor Of Bisbee to
cooperate in every way possible i'm
this great movement for the better
ment of the Warren District The
Mayor, City Government and an Off
cials stood behind the effort unani-
mously
John Wilson Ross spoke ON the
fright to organize" and the BENEFITS
naturally resulting from a movement
such as that under the auspices Of the
Warren Disbursements Association.
His address. while brief was extreme
ly pertinent and helpful
Charles Cunningham, proprietor of
the Philadelphia Hotel, spoke briefly,
urging every member to appreciate his
own duty to the community and that
every one make possible that co-ope-
ration which means victory in any
effort Mr. Cunningham expressed
confidence in the magnificent future
which he felt the Warren District was
facing
Ben Frankenburg of the Fair store
spoke al some length on the POSSIBLE
ties for development of the different
business enterprises and industries of
the Warren District He felt that tho
Warren District Business Mems Assoc
citation deserved more faithful co-ope-
ration Of all, that the members had
been too lax in their support of the
organization His remarks were among
the most forceful and able of the even
ing.
City Attorney r. Flanagan opened
in a humorous vein which quickly
caught and held his audience He re-
ferred TO the cooperation Of the City
Council and felt that the public onci-
ais were manifesting the right spirit
in assisting the Association in every
manner possible, Attorney Flanigan's
remarks We're especially able and efiec-
tive
Robert Hamilton Of the Tovrea Mar
ket spoke on some practical issues OF
developing the power of the Associa.
ton. He suggested maintaining an
up-to-the-minute registration of an the
Bisbee daily review., 1915-11-09
MARsHALLS cHIcKEr

The cricket match played at War
rem Park Sunday between Bowdens
and Marshalrs elevens, resulted in a
win for Marshalrs eleven. who scored
l34 runs to Bowdens 1O2
D. Marshall was ton score. making
60 closely followed by Quick. ON the
opposing side, who ran up So in short
time.
Next Sunday NELL d. Richards win
meet tao same being called for 1870
q. m. 4uarV The detailed score of
SUNDAYS came is as follows:
D. MARSHALL's.
pC--ett5. J- run-out. 4. Marshall c..
ma Jones, 10. Curnow bid. White. Q.
Iauycn bid. Jones. II; Marshall j..
i.d White, 26 Trathen. bid. Jones. o.
'.rshall D.. bid White 60: Hicks. ct.
Nfito bid Webster. 9: Cox ct Rich.
ards bud White, q Bennett. j. H.. NOT
ruu g. Hall ct Webster bid. White. O:
extras, L. Total. 1874.
IoWDENS.
richards bid Hicks. 2, White. !. b.
we Hicks, 9; Crews, bid. Hicks. 2:
Quick. BID Hicks. 81. Homewood. bid
Marshall j.. 6; Jones ct Marshall bid
Marshall j. .; Webster bid. Marshall
J. Mitchell ct Curnow bid. Marshall
Eos Sykes run-out. %; Tenby not out
10; Extras. g. Total 100.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-11-09
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Tucson Davis and Harris left end;
Mofitt, left tackle; Herndon and Bur
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Schwallen, Pusch and Roberts, right
guard; Stoctder, right tackle. Hof
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quarterback; Davenport and Harris,
left halfback; Slonaker right half
back Hutton, fuuback
Bisbee daily review., 1915-11-09
MAJARlTY DwINDLEs

LOUISVILLE, Nov. 8-The official
count OF the gubernatorial vote i'm
Kentucky is completed with the exccp-
ton of one county The mapority for
A. o. Stanley, Democrat is lowered TO
1924 votes.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-11-09
ALASKA ROAD OPERATED

SEWARD. Nov S.-The drst train
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road ran between Seward and Mile
IWenty-nine, carrying passengers.
mail and freight.
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COUNTY AND STATE NEWS
SHORT STATE ITEMS
FROM VARIOUS PLACES

Purchasing the three lots on the
east side of North Mount Vernon St.
between the railroad and the one own
ed by Prescott, the city several days
ago. started the work of building the
much-needed road To- connect Mount
Vernon with the county road and fur
.nlsh an adequate highway for traffic
leaving the city for the north.
DIR. r. n. Looney at Prescott, re-
ceived q telephone message from Mich
olas Perkins. his associate in the
Johnson Cattle Co, telling Of a fould
murder committed ON their range re-
Gently, south of Williams about TWEEN
ty miles. and that the discovery Of the
body had been made by their range
foreman Paul Moore.
Returning from a trip I'm the north
ern part Of Yavapai county superin.
tendent of Schools w. Curtis Miller
declared several days ago that the
educational institutions i nthat section
OF Yavapai have increased wonderful-
ly I'm enrolment for the 19151916 sea-
son. over 100 pupils have entered the
three schools on the main line of the
Santa Fe making the largest erol-
ment in their history
An automobile spring. the envention
of a Prescott boy, promises i'm the near
future 70 add much TO the comfort of
those riding III gaspropelled vehicles
Letters Of patent have just been re-
ceived from Washington and the inn
yentor Robert C. Harliu and his h
nancial hacker Austin v. Mulvenon
leave for Detroit next week TO meet
one of the leading manufacturers of
vesicle springs and automobiles in
the United States and c0nsummate ar
engagements for the placing Of the
spring on the market on a royalty
basis. The product Of the brain OF
young Hartn should result i'm q for
tune not only for himself and also for
Mr. Mulyenon
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