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Bisbee daily review., 1917-03-06
40 CASES OF BOOZE
 STOLEN, IS CHARGE
Two Men Nabbed in Douglas Charged With Breaking
 into Box Car.
Especial to the Review).

DOUGLAS, March .5-Charged with having broken the seal on a car con taining whiskey while en transit to san Francisco, and extracting 40 cases of whiskey, P. F. Burke and Ed Fremont were arrested Thursday night and placed in jail. This morn ing they were arraigned before [. s. Commissioner H. C. Beumler and their preliminary learing set for Wednes- day afternoon, at which time the as- sistant U. s. attorney is expected to be present from Tucson to represent the government, as the men are charged with violating a federal law.
 Thirty cases Of the stolen whiskey were removed but ten cases are still missing. Federal officers have been working on the case for several days and other arrests are expected to follow. The men who robbed tn. car broke the seal and after extracting the wniskey resealed the car. It is al leged the liquor was taken to Pirtle- vile and sold
Bisbee daily review., 1917-03-06

waste of cactus and sage brush. burning sun, a vast space of-what a place to confne a woman. Yet here in this desert waste was pretty Bud wife of the biz dashing miner. who laily tolls to increase the hoard wit
 which he expects to take her back to Gods Country" Then comes the Oth- CT man, and into the picture the scenes as narrated by the newcomer and scenes of the old time dance halls of the cowboy stunts-the most unique fight ever staged. Then bit of red -lood action; big scenes-then the heart interest Now the story rapidly hears a bully climax just to your sat isfaction. Is it worthy? Well there never has been a western story quite like it.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-03-06
MUNICIPAL BAR AT
 AGUA PRIETA SUNDAY
Thirsty Americans Lubricate Anatonnies with Good oP
 Bud" at $1 a Bottle.

DOUGLAS, March Beer at s1 a pint was the chief feature of the fiesta held yesterday at Agua Prieta in the new fiscal agency building to celebrate it's completion and raise funds for the new city hall For this purpose S10,0OO in gold is to be raised, it is said. and. judging from the stories brought back by Americanos who obtained their first experience at kermess a la Mex icana, the Agua Prietans must have raised nearly that much yesterday.
 Thirsty Americans went across the line with glowing hopes of soothing
 Cng-perched throats with floods of the amber beverage. but these fond lOngings in many instances were spoiled because of a mere matter of cost The price was 50 cents to get to where the beer was and S1 for the smallest bottle when you got there. Some of the Americans gave up right there and returned to American soil filled with imprecations for Venusti- ano Carranza and Pancho Villa. 9th CTS simply said. We're stung; lets spend while it lasts, anyhow"
Bisbee daily review., 1917-03-06
WAR PICTURES WILL
 APPEAR IN DISTRICT
w. Bennett Stevens Pictures of European War Will Be
 Shown at the Star.

The management of the Star theatre has secured the w. Bennett Stevens motion pictures of the European War and it's side lights. These pictures are of considerable interest to every one who has the slightest interest in the great struggle which is now go ing on in Europe.
 Many of the scenes were taken from the firing line of the several fronts visited by Stevens. Stevens will ap pear at each presentation of the pie lures and explain their relation to the conflict as a whole.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-03-06
MOVES TO LOWELL.

Mrs. s. A. Butler. for many years one of the most popular rooming house proprietors in Bisbee. has nov ed to Lowell. where she has taken ov- CT the Superior house. Mrs. Butler has leased the kitchen and dining room of the Superior to Mir. and Mrs. iiowlcy, who formerly conducted the Cottage Boarding House in this city. ITS. Butled formerly lived on Quality Iill
Bisbee daily review., 1917-03-06
WESTERN STORY IS
 AT EAGLE THEATRE
"The Country God Forgot With Tom Santschi Plays
 at Bisbee Today.

Tom Santschi, Mary Charleston, and an all-star cast are featured in Selig's The Country That God Forgot" big smashing story of the western wastes and of mans love for woman to be shown at the Eagle today. Tom Santschi Is presented in a role that rivals his "McMara," in "The Spoil ers."
 The scene was laid in dreary
Bisbee daily review., 1917-03-06
"KNOW HIMSELF" Located at Lowell Hotel.

Stands Alone in His Magnificence Power of Reading the Future of Hu- mankind.
 Educated in Occult Mysteries anu Hindoo Philosophy in Egypt ana India.
 Tells your name, why you called, whom and when you marry, gives dates, facts about all you wish to know Tells of deaths, journeys, lawsuits, business investments, etc. Reunites the separated. locates the lost. Tells you how you can win the one you love. If you want to consult a true medium, visit Jerrill.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-03-06

FOR SALE-The John son Addition Furniture Co wants 10 pay you the highest cash prices for your second hand furniture Al 50 wants to trade or nxchanse VOL
 furnifur. for your old We will sell you furniture cheaper than anybody on easy payments Call in at the big brick building at the Johnson Addition and let us show you our large and selected stock of house furnishings, or phone us at our store Phone SS5. Johnson Ad dition
 LOST-Bunch of keys between War
Bisbee daily review., 1917-03-06
Bargain 

The Home Industry Furniture Store. Home Industry Lodging House and Barber Shop. will all be sold for Cash at a sacrifice. Great money maker Owing to Owners ill health. obliged to leave the Camp. Would accept a good auto noble if reasonable. Inquire
 HOME INDUSTRY FURNITURE
 STORE, LOWELL.
 Opposite Bank of Lowell
Bisbee daily review., 1917-03-06
Only One 'Bromo Quinine"

lever you feel cold coming on, link of the full name LAXATIVE PROMO QUININE. Cures Cold in one day. Cures Grip in two days. Look for signature of E. W. Grove on the box. 2Sc
Bisbee daily review., 1917-03-06
A RAY, s0PE THROAT
EsS=5 Q1'c1,y When You Apply
 ! L.:t.e T-Cstercle

Al ,;uste:o,e wc.'t blister Ike the o'd-;e -"' 'r~ Id plaster. IusE sq e rge7s. l. pene With d gent on and G.av-s ( l.f.
 - sem, Wn.te C;Ttner r ; Ii oi of mustard. It is ire fo, c'--.cH rc ef fer sore threat, b-crchitis, tc.,s:i.is. cro-p, stiff neck. asthma. ne::- :-!Gia, tsadacEe. congestion. P,eIrisy ;''-' TT lrnhago. pains and aches c
 "'ris S?rains, sore muscle
 frosted feet. colds O,
 ' prevents pneumonia)
 .'rstero.e Tor croupy chi
 handy for instant uSe
Bisbee daily review., 1917-03-06
GEORGIA ARTILLERY

GEORGIA ARTILLERY
 ENTRAiNS FOR HOdE FL PASO, Mar. 5.-Batteries A, E and c. and headquarters of the Geor- yia field artillery left here for home today. Batteries A. c and headquar- ters will go to Savannah and Battery B to Atlanta for demobilization.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-03-06

DROP A CARD to the Guarantee Paint & Wall Paper Go. for all
 kinds of work in our line. Pat Clea-
 ". manager Box 1495 Phone 720.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-03-06

LOST-Bunch of keys between War
 ren and Cole shaft. 431
Bisbee daily review., 1917-03-06
Nisc~Janeou,

Try the new dining room at the Oz- ark House. Roo at the same
 place. 71 Brewery Gulch, John Joce Proprietor. 195
 arn. actual auto repairing, book keeping. shorthand, radio. engineer ing. Y. M. c. A.. Los Angeles Cat alogs free. 955
Bisbee daily review., 1917-03-06
LOST

LOST-One S5x41E tire and tire hold CT. Number attached to same is
 Dealer 156. Return to Brophy Gar age and receive reward. Al
Bisbee daily review., 1917-03-06
Wanted

WANTED-Bel boy Copper Queen
 Hotel. oIZ
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1917-08-09
July Srd, 1917

The Board met at o'clock A. NJ as
per adjournment with all members pre-
sent Commissioner Robe in the chair.
William Shafer of Alton Township
appeared before the Board in regard to
Il Grade between sections and 10.
plication for tree bounties and at IL
o'clock NJ. adjourned to meet again at 9
o'clock A. NJ, July 9Th.
July 5th, 1917
The Board met at o'clock A. NJ, as
per adjournment. Members present,
Commissioners VandenOeVer, Robe, Hen
messy and Powell. Commissioner Lok-
cnSGard absent.
Moved by Commissioner Hennessy and
seconded by Commissioner Powell that
the report of the Sheriff for services rem
dered in criminal actions for the month
or June, be accepted and approved and
the auditor instructed to issue warrant
in the amount of $329.95 in payment for
mileage and livery.
Motion carried.
Moved by Commissioner Powell, sec
onded by Commissioner Vandenoever
that the report of the Sheriff for ser
vices rendered in civil actions during the
month of June in the amount of $144.O5
be accepted and approved and placed on
file.
Motion carried
seconded by Commissioner Hennessy
that the statement of fees of the Regis
ter of Deeds collected for the month
OF June, in the amount of $7S393 and
the statement of fees of the Clerk Of
the District Court for the month of June
IN the amount of $2S5.S6, and the state
mcnt of fees collected for the month of
June OF the Clerk of the County Court
Continued on page 6, Second Section)
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that the Board proceed to equalize as
sessments on personal property in cities
and villages.
Motion carried.
The Board adj Ourned at ~ o'clock M
to meet again at o'clock p. m.
Afternoon Session
The Board met at 2 o'clock p. m. as
ent: Commissioner Robe in the chair.
The Board proceeded to check up per-
sonal property in cities and villages and
at clock p m. adjourned TO meet
again at 9 o'clock a. M, July 18th, 1917.
July 18th, 1917
The Board met at 9 O'Clock a; m. as
per adjournment with the following
members present Commissioners VAN
denoever, Powell, Robe Hennessy and
Lokensgard; Commissioner Robe in the
chair.
Moved by Commissioner Vandenoever,
the assessment Of separator against
Edward T. Kamrud Of Township ISL,
range 81 be stricken off the assessment
the he owner of that machine and the
auditor instructed to make the necessary
correction. Motion carried.
MoXed by
that the application Of John L.. Lunden
to have assessment Of an automobile
stricken off assessment list for 1917,
until May 18th, 1917 as shown by, at
tached affidavit. of the Magic City Auto
Company. and that the a4dotir De IN
structed to strike off said assessment.
Motion carried.
The Board adjourned at IL o'clock M.
to meet again at o'clock p M.
Afternoon Session
The Board met at 2 o'clock p. M. as
per adjournment, all members present,
Commissioner Robe in the chair.
The Board proceeded to equalize per-
sonal property in the various cities and
villages in the County and at 5 o'clock
P. NJ. adjourned to meet at 8 o'clock
A. M, July 18th.
July 18th, 1917
The Board met as per adjournment at
8 o'clock A. M Members present, Com
misSioners Vandenoever, Powell, Robe
and Hennessy, Commissioner Lokens-
gard absent; Commissioner Robe in the
chair.
The Board proceeded to equalize real
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REGULAR SESSION COUNTY COM
MISSIONERS
Ward County. North Dakota.

Nafd county. North Dakota.
m July 9, 1917.
Tne BOARD of County commissioners
OF ward County, North Dakota met at
office of the County Auditor. Mem
hcrS present, Commissioner I.otensgard,
Han"enoever, Robe, Powell and Hen
messy; Commissioner Robe in the chair.
Moved by Commissioner Lokenseard
and seconded by Commissioner Henncssy
that the Board proceed to audit and al
low bills.
Motion carried.
The Board adjourned at ~ o'clock NJ
to meet again at 2:3O o'clock p. M
Afternoon Session
The Board OF County commissioners
re-convened at 2:30 p NJ, all members
present.
Dan King of forming township appear
ed before the Board in regard to the re-
pairing of IA grade between sections II
and -.
Motion by Commissioner Lokensgard
that the following resolution be adopted
Resolved, that the steel cabinet, the
property Of Ward County now in the Of
fee of j. Il. Burke, former Justice of the
Peace be transferred to the office of
John G. Lowe, Examiner of Titles. Of
Ward County, for his use in preserv
ing such county records as he shall have
IT, his, custody as such Examiner of
Titles"
Motion carried.
At o'clock p. NJ the Board was call
ed to the County Judges office to at
tend a Mothers Pension hearing and at
o'clock 7. M. adjourned to meet again
at > clock A. M, July Bird.
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| estate and e+ruct,,res os be+uoo, +bo
ntTlou" GltleS IN the county ana at Il
0,cI0ciE ~ y" A. II"'o"' 'e' ~ meet again 1T
''oeN l. w.
Afternoon Session
ncr adi"mrnm"nt. Members present
oha a%G Vn'S01Tfjs n
| kensgard absent; Commissioner Robe in
| the chair
Moved by Commissioner Vandenoeyer,
seconded by Commissioner Powell that
dences and houses as between the cities
5 MnG cag bee m a"G ne 5efe the n
the City OF Berthoid be raised from
$500 to $500 per acre and the balance
be left as assessed. Motion carried
Moved by Commissioner HenneSSy and
seconded by Commissioner VandenoeVer
that for the purpose Of eQualizing the
valuation on the following items Of per
sOnal property in the organized cities
and villages, so as to equalize valuations
between the different cities and villages
the following increases. and decreases be
made: Household goods, village Of Ryd-
er. decreased from $5l34.O0 to 100000;
household goods, village Of Makoti, in
creased from $4,000 to $1S0O.00; house
hold goods, village of Donnybrook, de-
creased from $3O6l.00 to 100000; house
hold goods, balance Of villages and cities
Carpio be Increased from average of
| $4,000 to $500 and the balance be left
as assessed; horses city of Berthold be
increased from $24 so to $4,000 on an
! average horses in the villages of Ryder,
| Sawyer, Douglas Makoti, Des Laos DON
horses in the cities of Minot and Ken
mare to be left as assessed; cattle for
Kenmare and Berthold cities to average
$11.O0 aHr cattle for all villages to aver
age $1,000, cattle for the City Of Minot
to be loft n@ assessed: bulls for Ryder
village t3 average $500, Makuti. $500.
Denny brock, $500 ana balance left as
ASSESSED; hogs for Herthold,, Ryder, Saw
yer Makoti and Donnybrook to average
$3.50 Des Laos be left as assessed:
threshng machines for 3erthold to aver
age $1,000, Sawyer average of $4,000
to be left as as#rssed; gas and steam
ance to be left as assessed; automobiles
for Kenmare City and Carpio village to
average $4,000 ard the balance left as
assessed: horses for Kenmare City in
creased from $1,000 to 100000, balance
left as assessed: goods and merchandise
Of Kenmare City decreased from $780,
90 to $34,675.OO and the balance be
left as assessed: electric light plants for
Douglas be decreased from $4,000 to
$4,000, and all other personal property
to be left as assessed. Motion carried
Motion made by Comm ssioner Van
denoever and seconded by Commissioner
Powell that the assessment for leased
site of the A. A. Robinson Elevator Com
pany be stricken off the assessment
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transferred to column 80 in Personal
Property; and the assessment of the
General Utilities Corporation of Ken
mare, North Dakota for power plant in
from Lot Of Government Lot 1, section
:, township $50, range SO to Personal
property; ana the assessment of Chas.
kamp, Niohc, building on leased site be
80, amount $500 Motion carried
Moved by Commissioner Lokensgard,
seconded by Commissioner Powell that
the auditor be instructed to place the
following property on the tax list same
having been omitted by the assessors:
Leased site Of e H. Ray, Sur
Leased sit" Of the Bond Lum-
Der Co., Surrey ----- 1880
Surrey Farmers Grain Assn
Surrey, average -------- 1925 90
Elevator 10000 bu. capacity to
Olson Werner Grain Co., Bur
Elevator, $4,000 capacity to II. '''''
Y. .Hogy. Burlington ------- 1,750.OO
Special leased site. approx
mately 20 acre Fred Feldner,
Jr., DOnnybrOok ---- 10000
Leased site to Rogers Lumber
Co, tlartiand ----------- 90 90
Leased site to Browns Valley ''''
Elevator Co., Hartland--- 1900
Leased sit" to Minot Grocery
Leased site to G. n. Lumber '''''
Co, Minot ------------ 400 90
Leased site to Ward Fruit Co,
Min9t -4.---,,---;5,----.,----- $4,000
Leased site to the Northern
Produce Co, Mnot ---- 200 90
Leased site to Minot Auto Co,
Minot -, 10000
Leased site to the Minot Sash
d Door Co., Minot -- $500 90
Leased site to Hancock &
stephens, Minot 100000
Leased site to Fl. E. Peck, Ken
mare -.---,---,--------,--,-.- 5000
l.'ISnH site to A. G. Erickson.
N"nmare $500
poles. wire, etc, s5.9f6OO to
TIA" General Utilities Cor
p"ration, kenmare, and all
other property on escaped
tax list
Motion carried
Moved and seconded that the Board
adjourn. Motion carried
r. w. kINNARD,
County Auditor
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estate and structures as between the
various cities in the County and at 70
o'clock Nj. adjourned to meet again ut 2
o'clock p NJ
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-12-20
Robbers pass,Up
$4,000 in Bank
andGet $4,000

Chicago, Dec 20.-Robbers stole
approximately $4,000 from the safety
deposit vaults of the State Bank of
Summit, suburb. last night. The
money was in bills of small denomina-
ton and belonged TO the Corn Pro-
ducts company. It was reported, and
was placed in the vaults yesterday In
preparation for pay day today None
of the banks money, in the main
vault, was touched. The robbery was
discovered when the bank was opened
this morning.
H. Kilgore, who is president of the
bank. is also vice president OF the
State Sank of La Grange, another sub
urb, which was held up in daylight
week ago. According to Mr.. Kill
gore the payroll at the Summit bank
was insured The money stolen was
in a suit case in the vault. Another
suit case, containing $4,000 was over
looked.
The robbers entered the bank by
rear door and using a gas torch
burned their way through eight inches
of steel and concrete.
They left no elew, nor has any
trace of the quartet which robbed the
La Grange bank been found.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-12-20
rEuT0NIC POWERS TO ASK FOR PEACE
Probe Ownership of Chicago Stock Yards
British Premier
Sees Decline in
Losses to Subs

London, Dec. 20.-Speaking In the
house of commons today. David Lloyd
George, the British prime minister.
said that the margin OF losses at sea
was narrowing, The sinkings by sub
marines, he declared. was decreasing
while shipbuilding was increasing.
The premier said the sinking of
submarines was increasing. Although
the merchant tonnage was down by
20 per cent, he added, the loss had
been only six per cent of imports
over that of last year.
Regarding the military situation,
Mr., Lloyd George said it was idle to
pretend that the hopes formed had
been realized. This disappointment,
he attributed to the Russian col
lapse.
The Germans, the premier said, had
had only one success, which was due
to surprise, and this was now engag-
ing inquiry The Germans, - stated
had lost 100000 prisoners. valuable
positions and hundreds of guns.
The premier said that the losses in
shipping had been lighter by 100000
tons than he had anticipated in his
August estimate.
Complete restoration of the terrific
ries taken by the enemy together with
compensation, was demanded by Pre-
mier Lloyd George in explaining the
war aims Of the government!
The premier said that il the Rus
8 i
tons Of its generals, by this time tht
pride of the German military power
would have been completely humbled
On the whole, the British campaign
had not achieved the expectation!
formed, he said, but there had beer
military successes in Palestine which
would have permanent effect on thi
history of the world. Jerusalem, HI
! stated, never would be restored tt
( the Turks.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-12-20
GROUND CLASS IN
SOLDIERS FOODS
Is Announced Powdered Crystal Is
Discovered In Edibles Sent Army
Cantonments.

Camp Dodge, Iowa, Dec. 20.-Ground
glass has been found in certain brands
of breakfast foods and canned foods
supplied to some. army environments,
according to information received
here from Major General ". H. Carter,
commander of the central department.
Chicago
In making this announcement at
division headquarters here today, il
was added that no ground glass had
been found in the food here, but that
regimental and company commanders
had been warned to inspect all goods
closely to eliminate danger from this
source.
Deaths Of two privates of the ma
tional army were reported at the base
hospital here today, both due to pneu-
monia The victims are Charles An
derson of Grassery Butte, N. d, mem
Der Of Battery Z, Three Hundred and
Thirty eighth field artillery, and A. E.
Wales, Minneapolis, of the medical de-
DdTtment
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-12-20
QUIZ OF WAR
WORK BARES
MORE DELAY
Further Light is Let in On
General Crozier's Con
duct of Office.

Washington, Dec. 20.-With its in
quiry into alleged delays in supplying
the war army with guns and ammunt-
ton virtually concluded, the senate
military committee today prepared to
investigate the shortage of and pro-
ductioR nj clothing and fod for SOL
diers The relation of the clothing
shortage and prevalence Of disease in
various cantonments also will be de-
veloped.
Ordnance officers were criticized by
Fred II. Coivin. editor of the Ameri-
can Machinist, for imposing too rigid
rife specifications Requirements for
interchangability of parts. he said, de-
layed production three months last
summer and he cited one private fac
tory where last August workmen on a
cost plus" contract played checkers
while waiting for work held UP. Gov
eminent arsenal methods he also criti-
ciZed, saying the Springfield arsenal
has some machinery so years old
while many army ordnance officers
he asserted. have no special training
to qualify them.
Crozier Would Bar Him.
Correspondence with Secretary Bak-
er which he produced, disclosed a con-
troyersy between Mr.. Colvin and Gen
eral Crozier, chief of ordnance bu-
reaus in which the former told Score
tary Baker that the arsenal officers
were not qualified production engi.
neers. General Crozier said Mr.. Col.
vim should be barred from inspecting
arsenais because he persisted exper
mechanics and not army officer:
should .esfn charge.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-12-20
BIC Government
|. PLANT Is BURNED
United States Suffers Loss When Lab.
oratory nj Muscatfne. Iowa,
Destroyed.

Museatine, Iowa, Dec. 20-The Unit
ed States government sustained a $780,
600 fire loss last night in the destruc-
ton by fire of the main laboratory at
the United States biological station at
Fairport, Iowa. The large structure
completed three years ago, is a mass
of embers today Museatine fire de-
partment trucks plunged through
muddy roads on an eight-miie run
when a call for aid was received here
A lack of water pressure at the sta
ton prevented the successful fighting
Of the blaze which had its inception
on the upper floors Of the building. A
part Of the contents of the laboratory
and museum were saved. Aside from
the property loss the fire will serious
ly delay the progress of scientific
work carried on there The most i'm
portant scientific effort of the station
centered in the artificial propagation
of fresh water mussel shells used in
the manufacture Of pearl buttons.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-12-20
MARVELSAT VAST
/. YANk AERO CAMP
French Newspaper Man Struck by the
Wonders of American Flying Sta
ton in France.

Paris, Tuesday. Dec. 18,-The won
ders of vast American training camp
for aviators in central France are de-
scribed enthusiastically In the Petit
Parisien by Paul Ginisty, who has just
visited the camp. With the exception
of few huts, he writes. all the mater
ial was brought from America. The
work was begun in September under
the directino of $50 men. experts in
various branches, and the driving
power which they are putting into
their tasks was evident on every hand.
From this camp fully trained pilots
will be sent to the front. French avi-
ators are there to give the benefit of
their experiences. He was especially
struck by table which records the
progress of each pilot from the time
of his first flight until he is perform
ing arcrobatic tricks in the air.