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Bisbee daily review., 1917-01-28
BISBEE LUMBER CO.

"The growth of Bisbee and the whole district is along sound and per manent lines," said E. Marks, of the Bisbee Lumber Company, Inc, "and the future gives every assurance of a continuation of the present prosperity and advancement"
 One of the oldest lumber institu- tions in the Warren district and for fourteen years a contributing factor in the development of the community the Bisbee Lumber Company is under the capable management of MT. Marks. The officers of the company are: Jas. Wood. president and F.. Marks, secre- tary-treasurer and manager.
 NIr Marks. a resident of Cochise county for 36 years. is a progressive and substantial citizen of the locality and is deeply concerned in the devel- opment and growth of the district. His extensive investments in mining prop critics and large realty holdings are testimonials to his unbounded faith in Bisbee and the future of the locality.
 The Bisbee Lumber Company is transacting a wholesale and retail business and has it's office and yards at Lowell. The stock carried by the firm includes Oregon pine. California redwood. sash. doors. mouldings and general building material. screen dOors,, builders hardware, Douglas plaster. lath. Portland cement and mining timbers.
 indications noint to an era of splen- did times in this district" said Mir Marks and the business of this com many is managed with a view to a fourishine future"
Bisbee daily review., 1917-01-28
NEW STATE CASH CPO-
 CEPY

"hfter on abeorce nr aioh1 vaars I -otrrrad tn Piehen moro convinced than pvar. ,ha1 :. ie cnad nIaco tn live " roid P ' Hart of tho New Ctata Gosh Crocerv "and I am here .c -a-,,oI,, tbie tiu,a"
 Tho Now Stata Cash Grocery in rov-orl is r~d~- tho 0'nrn ra~,ont of P T Hort nrd Tohr P Cull The rar'- -a-s ir this store q-e r~ro1g the hest tnnwn business rren nf the courtv. N- Hart is vol known ir .his citv where he wnS ir business hefOrN lew ing here eight ve1rs ago. and John ? Gull is the owuer Ci several big gro cerv stores in the county.
 Located in the Mason building in the heart of the Lowell district the Now State Cash Grocery store is do -ivirg an increasing natronagr of tha communitv. Carving staple md fan cv -roceriNs. vegetables. fruits and tobacco. fl ;s a neat and attractive blade. md ,ives every indication of exrerierced and careful manacement
 This business is growing with the district" sail Mir Hart. "and We anti cipate one of the best years in the his tory of the store"
Bisbee daily review., 1917-01-28
O. K. GROCERY

"Risbee is a real home town" said B. Caretto. Dioneer merchant of the district. "and have no desire to leave either the city or the stater
 Tr addition to owning the thrivino O K. grocArv. Nr Caretto is ore-third Nwrnr nf tho huilding nccuniad hv the store and known as the Philadelnhia House. ard he is also ono-half owner of tNA Pvthiau Castle. Besides this Nr. Caretto is sole owner Of .he build ing adioinir0 the grocery stO-a. and ha is substantial citizen of the com munitv
 Amoro tho mininr n~ONertias in which Nr Caretto is interested are tho following. Paris orOun 0f four taen claims in the Warren Distric'' Fairview Nini"V COmnanv of 10 cIairre in the Dragnon district: the lock Dot of seven claims and tho Cor otto Prorn of fourtaer cI~ip's in tho warrar district Nr Caretto has lived in the district for % vNars and for so~,a wears was errrlovad rS 9 r,irer
 "T have aIwavs thouobt tha' pisheh wOrlI r'ata a first-class town" said N- CarattO "ard on, a~,0n~ thosn who havo ctONd hv.the district md al- VOWS will"
Bisbee daily review., 1917-01-28
TREU'S MEAT MARKETS

There is a strong tendency in Bis bee for a solid and permanent pros perity." said John Treu, 31 years in Arizona, pioneer cattle man and Own- CT of the Treu Meat Markets. and have the fullest confidence in the fut- ure of the city as a commercial cen ter"
 A prominent figure in the life of the community. John Treu is one of the familiar names among the early day activities of the city and state. For years he was one of the best known cattle men of the southwest, and is today one of the best informed buyers of cattle in the district.
 The Treu Meat Markets are leading commercial establishments Of the com munity, and the position of confidence and stability of these houses is found ed on the broad policy of square treat ment. Treu's Meat Markets transact q wholesale and retail business and besides the main market in Bisbee there is a successful branch at Lowell.
 The abattoir of the markets is To- cated beyond the Country Club and is a department of the business that is maintained at the highest standard of neatness and cleanliness. This is. in fact. the principle of the entire estab- lishment and is combined with eff ciopt carviea and a ccrunuIouc attan- tion to the wants of it's customers
 We look for the best year in the history of the business during the coming season" said Mir Treu. "The prospects are the most assuring of any time in the past"
Bisbee daily review., 1917-01-28
E. A. TOVREA & CO.

"The permanent character of Bisbee from an industrial and commercial standpoint" said E. A. Tovrea, of the big wholesale and retail meat firm, lis a factor in it's future development that is not equalled in any community in the southwest"
 Pounded by E. A. Tovrea many years ago and steadily growing from small beginning and improving and developing with the advancing com- munity. F.. A. Tovrea X Company. Inc. is today one of the important estab- lishments of Bisbee and the county. Capitalized for S100.000 and operating it's own abattoirs, storage plants and sausage factory, the company is sue cessful organization.
 With headquarters in Bisbee. F.. A. Tovrea & Company have branch estab- lishments in Douglas. Nogales, and Lowell. The abattoir of the company at Don Luis is one of the most modern and sanitary institutions of the kind in the west and is under the personal inspection of Dr. Krenek. a represen- tative of the United States govern ment. All meats of the company bear the official seal and approval of the government, and it is because of this high standard of business manage ment that the house has place in the front rank with leading meat firms of the west An average of 1000 head of beef are consumed monthly and the pork, mutton and veal reach surpris- ingly large numbers.
 On the payroll of the company are approximately seventy-five people and in all departments a high average of efficiency is maintained. It is an in- stitution that has always given liberal treatment to its employees and through out the whole organization there is splendid spirit of industry and coop eration.
 The policy of F.. A. Tovrea & Com pany," said MT. Tovrea, ''is to merit the fullest confidence of it's customers and to make all it's products of the highest quality"
Bisbee daily review., 1917-01-28
MINE BUREAU TO
 CONSIDER LAWS
State and Federal Legislation Will be Looked Into With View of Obtaining Best Laws Possible.

One Of the most important plans ol the Arizona State Bureau of Mines is to conduct a legislative research bu- reau for laws relating 10 mining. both state and federal, in conjunction with the department of legislative research of the University of Arizona.
 Probably one of the greatest bur dens under which the mining industry rests today is tha; of confusing and i'll advised laws. This is particularly well illustrated in our federal mining laws which have been under fire now for several years. and which should be investigated by both state and gov ernment bureaus with a view to ob- taining more equitable legislation.
 Another desirable point to be con sdered in connection with legisla- tive research bureau is the securing of uniform mining legislation through the various mining states of the west.
 While it is not within the province Of the State Bureau of Mines to rec ommend laws. it can conduct research es on proposed legislation for both the state legislature and congress.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-01-28
BUXTON-SMITH CO.

"Bisbee has the foundation for a growing and prosperous locality" said E. L. Smith, secretary of the Buxton Smith Company. "and with the splen- did start the city has made. is certain to continue desirable commercial and residential community"
 Fourteen years and more of sub stantial development has been the record of the produce firm of the Bux- ton-Smith Company. which is among the solid and creditable houses of the southwest. George E. Buxton is pres ident and treasurer. and B. L. Smith is secretary. Both members are az gressive and enterprising business men and have broad knowledge of commercial exnansiop and success.
 The Buxton-Smith Company is trans acting ar exclusive wholesale business in fruits and produce. including sro- rerv specielties and candies. Branch warehouses and cold storage establish rents have been Iocated in Douslas nrd Cararea. and tho husinass of the f'rn extends throuehout the whole dis'-ict ond into Mexico.
 Tho Oouelas branch is ono of the finest ard most un-tn-dHta irstitutions of it's kind ir the southwest IT is row concrete structure. r'anred in de- tril for tho comparv and is in advance 0f nnvthino of the Kind in the state
 The Rishno home of tho comuanv has recently hoen ocrunied and am braces rew corvpriences which it had raver hefN-a on invad in this ~itv in tho way Of Hnor snace l,roe cold s'or- n~a roor's. haraua Rrd e~rrrl- roor,s offices prd delivery facilities. It Is threN-storv concrete building located on Brewery avenue and was ocuniad ir November after many years of de veloument with the stock Of the com panv located in various sections of the coD'munitv.
 The steady advancement and in- "reasine nrestiPe of the companv is 'ar9alv due n tho ahle mara cement of n L. Smith ard through the busi- ness c~n-ritv of the local msn..er. H GriHi'h. who h.- been with the co~rPrv since 1895.
 With its unlimited resources in min-ral wealth and great minin. in- terests" said MT Smith. "the Warren district is assured of wonderful fut- ure with vast possibilities in store for it."
Bisbee daily review., 1917-01-28
GUS HAIGLER

Real estate in the Warren District offers all the essentials for a wise and most conservative investment said Gus Haigler, known as the hurry-up real estate and insurance man of Bis bee" "and this has been demonstrated by the many large returns made from business and residence property of the district
 Mr Haigler is well qualified to speak on the opportunities for invest he has devoted practically all his twelve years residence in Bisbee to this business. he possesses a broad knowledge of the real estate situation in the community. His offices on Main street attest to the development of 9 large clientele in both the real estate and insurance business. and he holds the confidence of the people of the county. The insurance depart- ment is conducted along progressive lines and is one of the most important underwriting offices in the district.
 Among the strong companies repre- sented are the Girard Fire & Marine Glen Falls Insurance Company. North western. Security Insurance Comnany. Milwaukee Mechanics. Fidelity Phoe- nix Fire Insurance Company, London and Lancaster Fire Insurance Gonna nv. Ltd and the Orient Insurance Company The sunerior service rend- cred the clients of this department has won a successful and growing busi- ness. and has placed the name of the firm among the enterDrising institu- tions of the community
 ''The future of Bisbee may be iudg- cd bv its record of development in the nast." said Mir. Haisler. "and there is no mining camp in the world that nav comnare with Rishne for substantial and solid growth
Bisbee daily review., 1917-01-28
LOWELL HARERDASH-
 FRY

"Tn the growth of Pishee and the whole district" said K. R. Winstead. of the Lowell Haberdasherv. there has Oeen steadiness and stability Tn all it's Urnorass and develonment."
 K. R. Winstead is the manager of the Lowell Haberdasherv and is among the best known citizens of the locality. For two years he has been prominent in business n Lowell and last April occunied the present attrac- tive store building in the hcart of the community.
 The store is equipped with modern fixtures and well stocked with mems clothing. furnishings and shoes The Kingsbury hats. Bostonian shoes. Cooper underwear and Racine shi ts are among the famous lines carried in stock
 The store has attained permanent place in the mercantile affairs of the community through close attention to the wants of the buying public. and is advancing with the prosperous city.
 The unbuilding and progressive community is apparent on all sides" said Mir Winstead, "and if win con tinue to expand and grow with the en- tire state"
Bisbee daily review., 1917-01-28
MINERS GROCERY AND
 MEAT MARKET

During the last few years Bisbee has made wonderful record in pros peritv." said Leo Iovanovich. of the Miners Grocery & Meat Market. "and I have the fullest confidence in the continued uDbuildins and growth of the whole district"
 The Miners Grocery and Meat Mar ket is doing a cash business only and is able to give its customers a good price in all deDartments through the large saving in delivery, soliciting and collections.
 There can be no question of the future growth and prosperity of Bis bee" said Lee Jovanovich. land to me it looks like great year ahead of US in all lines of business"
 The establishment of the Miners Grocery & Meat Market dates back to the early history of Bisbee and is one of the sound and thriving houses of the district It is owned and man. aged by the three Iovanovich broth CTS. Mike. Sam and Lee. and they are making the store one of the most popular business places in the com munity
 The Miners Grocery and Meat Mar ket has large and well arranged store almost opposite the denOt on the Naco Road. and the stock con sists of a fresh and clean line of sta- pie and fancy groceries. confection- cry and the best quality of meats The meat market is handling only Kansas City stock and in the sale of this high standard of meats has large and increasing trade all over the district
Bisbee daily review., 1917-01-28
NEWCOMERS CONFEC-
 TIONS

With the mining industry steadily advancing in the Warren district, said B. McWhorter, candy and ice cream manufacturer, there is no req son why Bisbee should not continue to grow and prosper as it has in the past"
 The manufacturing plant of Me Whorter's is equipped with the latest machinery for making a high grade product in both candies and ice cream. and these fine, tasty and wholesome confections are sold at retail and wholesale throughout the county and in Mexico. At the head of the manu- featuring department is Frank Walk CT. for many years with the famous Gunther candy house in Chicago, and also with the big Christopher estab- lishment in Los Angeles.
 McWhorter's retail store on Main street is one of the leading confection cry houses in the district, and is pop ular with the best people of the com munity The handsome fixtures and
Bisbee daily review., 1917-01-28
BISBEE DRUG CO.

From personal experience in ma ny of the leading mining camps of the country" said Paul Lorenzen. of the Bisbee Drug Company. "I feel conf dent in saying that Bisbee is not only the most desirable place for the miner himself. but for the average citizen and business man"
 For more than six years Paul Tor enzen has been in business in Bishee nnd as manager of the Bisbee Drug Company is one of the leading men If the community Mir LOrenzen came tN this city from Council Bluffs. Iowa. hut had been in many of the r'inins districts of Montana. Colorado. Nichi- 9an and Arizona before locating in Pishee
 The Pishee Drug Co~nnauv occunias Q srlondid store on Main Street and oarrias one of the lareest and most onrnnlate stocks of drugs. medicines. rarfumerv druggist srDdries- station arv. and toilet goods ir the county Three registered nharmacists are en- -,l0vsd hv MT LOren7an. who is him solf a raaista-ed and pracfical nhar- -,arist and the store is piving eff "ient and careful service in all depart vents.
 50 far as the mining industry is oOrcernsd in the Warren district" cold Nr Loranzen. q believe tha' the -,roduction of having ore will continue s0r more than fifty years to cOme.''
Bisbee daily review., 1917-01-28
KLEEN-MAD BAKERY

"Bishae is ono of tho most flourish inc communities in the southwest. .' eaid W. F Heath. of the Kleen-M Maid Bakery '1t is a growing and hustling lnqc1itv in every way"
 The Kleen-Naid Bakery stands ont as one of tho nioneer establishments of the district and has 2 ranutation all over tho localitv as clean "nd sari- tory hrsiness niace. W. F. Heath ra- co-,'iv hor~bt nut fho husiress and has aavauced tho ston6iro nf thn, bakery p~d p~0nilv increaeod its ra'rona~a
 MT Uaoth is 9 haker of wide exneri- once and nractical knowledge and came tn Pishee from Fort Worth. whore he for many years. conducted 2 similar enterprise. The cakes. pies "nd hread of the bakery are light. tas- tv and wholesome. and are the result of years of study and improvement in every rhase of the bakery business
 The bakery is giving it's customers not o~lv the best in bakery goods. but evcellent service in tho manner in which its output is handled and vran- nod. together with prorpt and first claes auto delivery service
 "All tho merchants of Bisbee are satisfied with tho conditions here" ." said MT Heath. "and the future gives promise of even better times and more prosperity in general"
Bisbee daily review., 1917-01-28
SAM MUITTTNOVIrU

"pishee is sunnOr'e1 nv m industry tNat is auour tho r,nst srhstautial in Inc ra'inr" sold Sa~, Ni'rtiuOvich. "ard it Is ar industry thot IS growing ovrardire and nrosnering'
 Few husiress mon Of the city gro as faroiIiar with the develND1'ent and growth of Pishee as Sow NintiuOvich and Lee Sueich MT Nilutinovich has been ir the cOmmunitv for eighteen wears and was for veHrs a partner in tbe ownership of the PplaCc Grocery Nfr Suoich came to Rishae "n wears ago and is prominent in tNe business ~Tairs of the district Roth 0en are prorertv owners and taV pavers
 The firm of Milutinovich and Susich was organized few months ago and bought out the confectionery business that had been established for the last two years in Brewery Gulch. This is one of the best located stores in the community and is stocked with sta tionery. coufections. fruits and mod ern ice cream manufacturing plant and fountain.
 "I have been satisfied with Bishee for twenty years" said MT Sugich. and no one has greater faith In the future of the district than l."
Bisbee daily review., 1917-01-28
STANDARD FURNITURE
 COMPANY

Every thoughtful citizen realizes that Bisbee will continue to grow" |" said c. w. Allen, of the Standard Furniture Company. and that il will keep in the vanguard with the pro gressive communities Of the south vest
 C. w. Allen is prominently identi- fled with the advancement of Bisbee and the locality and is the founder of the Standard Furniture Company and the owner of the Allen Block. His in- terest in the district dates back to the early history of the mining camp when his brother. the late l.. R. Allen. erect ed the substantial building now Occu- pied by the Standard Furniture Com pany.
 The Standard Furniture Company occupies the basement and part of the first floor in transacting it's business. end the stock carried includes furnit- ure. stoves, trunks. rugs. chinaware. refrigerators. lineOleum. glassware and pictures. and there is a depart ment devoted to dresses and wearing apparel for women.
 The Standard Furniture Company is growing with the progressive city and is playing leading part in pro noting the prestige and commercial standing of the community.
 "Bisbee has developed with charac teristic western enterprise" said MT Allen. and it is advancing with the solid communities of the southwest
Bisbee daily review., 1917-01-28
REYNOLDS MUSIC & GIFT
 SHOP

"Bisbee is in the heart of a great mineralized area" said F. R. Key holds. of the Reynolds Music & Gift Shop, and with the steady develop ment of this rich section the whole community will continue prosperous and progressive"
 The music and gift shop conducted by Mir and Mrs. F. R Reynolds. on Upper Main street. is one of the at tractive and we'll established stores of the district. The splendid stock of musical instruments. books. novelties, stationery and holiday goods is cred it to Bishee. and the store IS receiv- ing a large patronage from residents of the community.
 The Reynolds Music & Gift Shop carries the famous Steinway. Knabe. Baldwin. Ellington. Hamilton and oth- CT high standard pianos. together with the Columbia Grafonola and Columbia records. The demand for these in struments has been large. and many orders are now waiting to be filled in some of the pianos and also in the Grafonola and Columbia records.
 Mir Reynolds has been a resident of Bisbee since 1902 and came to the community from San Diego. For elev- on years he was bookkeeDer and cash fer of the Bisbee Daily Review. "Bisbee is a city of metropolitan neople and aggressive business men" said Mir Reynolds. and 1t is one of the most desirable places to live in that I am familiar with in Arizona"
Bisbee daily review., 1917-01-28
CENTRAL PHARMACY

''I have nothing but the highest con- fidence for Bisbee and its future '' said ]. A. Iyev. manager of the Central Pharmacy. when interviewed recently, "and although recent business man in the community I am convinced that the whole district has wonderful pros pects ahead of it."
 ! A. Ivey was formerly located at Tombstone. where he still is interest ed in the drug business and is a regis tered pharmacist of Arizona and an experienced and successful business man. He has been in Bisbee but a short time and came here after inves- tisating the merits Of the locality thoroughly and is confident of the bright future of the district
 The large stock of proprietary medi- cines, toilet articles. prescription drugs. stationery and druggist sun dries is complete, ard every depart ment of the store has been brought I'D to the highest standard. The soda fountain of the Central Pharmacy has always been 2 popular stand. and is giving 2 service in keeDing with the tone of the entire store.
 ''It is a pleasure 10 speak in praise nf the peOnle and prosperity of Bis hee." said Mir. Ivey. "and the more observe the community the better I feel towards it's future and ultimate destiny"
Bisbee daily review., 1917-01-28
JOHN LOUKO

"The whole Warren district has hAen in fine condition through the unusual prosperitv during the last .wo years" said Iohn Louto. billiard hall nroprietor of Lowell "and am satisfied that this good business peri od will continue for many years to come"
 John LOukO is one of the success fuI busiross men of the lowell sec ton and has won promirence in community to which he had been a nerfect stranger fftean wears ago.
 X native of Finland. he came tN this country without knowledeN of either languaoa or laws ard has be co-'-a one Of it's desirable citizens
 Tnhn INuko is tho owner of the buildiro in which he is conducting his billiard hall with six modern ta- hles and a full euuinmeut for giving the best service to his ratrons. There orc plentv of chairs. 9 risro. soda fOuntai-, and Iarga stock 0f cisars ard tobacco. T. is Oro Of the finest hilliard halls in the Warren district ard it is managed to attract a good Da+-oraes
 "We are always irving to please our natrons" Iohr Louko said. and T believe that is one reason why We pro 1oi"g well and have so many friends"