Bisbee Daily Review from Bisbee, Arizona • Page 5

THE IMEE DAILY REVIEW. I8EE, ARIZONA, THURSDAY MORN ING, MARCH 31, JOBBERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN GREEN FRUITS, VEGETABLES, EGGS, CHEESE, BUTTER, CANNED GOODS, CIGARS, TOBACCOS, SUGAR, TEA, COFFEE, EXTRACTS, SPICES, NUT8, CANDY, HAY GRAIN, BLACK DIAMOND COAL. PRICES QUOTED ON APPLICATION. "What makes folks Jeve your ICE CREAM so?" the eager chilnrea cry. "Why! cause we mike the best jou know." Allie Gator did replys Phone 300.

The Alhambra poet delivers small or large lots of ice cream nicely packed in ice PERSONAL MENTION Mr. Lotan Gould, formerly of the International-American reportorial Btaff at Douglas, has accepted a position on the Review in a similar capacity. Mr. Gould is an old favorite in Bisbee, and the Review considers Itself fortunate in securing his services. Attorney John G.

McGowan is among the Bisbee attorneys who will appear before the District Court at Tombstone today. E. B. Moore, of the Alsacla Mining company, left for that camp yesterday morning, where he will remain for a few days. Deputy Collector of Customs Wright, of Naco, was a visitor in Bisbee yesterday.

Mr. Wright is one of tie most vigilant officers along the border, and is keeping the smugglers under close watch. Jos. Holman, an employe of the Mitchell Development company, in the Huachucas, is lisltlng in town for a few days. He reports the camp in prosperous condition and development work progressing satisfactorily.

Millinery. Ladles who bought early for Easter will regret it. Mrs. Aletanrlcr bought the entire stock of Mts. Folds Millinery Store, and will tomorrow place it on sale at cost.

Come early and secure a bargain. Main street, above floodgate. 3-30-31 THE New York Life Insurance COMPANY PtlRlMft 1903 Paid to widows and orphans in death claims over To the old and infirm on matured policies over $18,000,000.00 In dividend profits over $5,500,000.00 and leaned to patrons at 5 per cent over $12,800,000.00 800,000 of the leading men of the world extend over $1,745,000,000.00 Protection to their loved ones through this great company. How about you? Don't delay. For full particulars write or call on cleions McGregor, AGENTS.

Office next to Presbyterian Church E. B. Mason Plumbing Company BEST Plumbing and Tinning, i (Water Tanks Cold air safety fines, AIR PIPE Bath Tubs Phone 6i. 1L J. ELLEDGE.

Mgr. i t9tV BRIEF CITY NEWS In the Police Court. Two minor cases occupied the Justice Brown's court The usual fine of or nine days wa3 Imposed. Henry Laub in Town. Henry Laub.

one of the new promoters of the Don Luis townslte. was In Bisbee yesterday. Arrangements are fast being made to carry on the work under contemplation at that point. To Try Chinese Cases. Chinese Inspector Chas.

Connel was a passenger on the west bound train last evening en route to Tombstone, where Judge Doan will hear several Chinese cases today. Contract Finished. E. G. Ord, the plumber, arrived from Tombstone last night.

His contract for the new court house has been fulfilled, and the building will be turned over to the county at the next meeting of the board. Cleaning Up. Yesterday the Are ladcle3 had a general cleaning up In tlieir quarters The hose was taken out and the carts secured a thorough overhauling in or der to put them in shape to respond to a call when necessary. Work Progressing. Excavation for the new bowling alley is rapidly progressing.

Some hard rock has been encountered, necessitating a large amount of blasting. When completed the new alley will be the equal of any in the Territory. Farewell Supper. Henry Tisdale, the emelter foreman, gave a few of his friends a farewell supper early in the week. Those present were F.

M. Power, W. D. Evans, J. Dunkin, Andy Llchner anJ C.

O. Burnside. Looking for Machinery. B. P.

Graham president of the Lucky Tiger Combination Gold Mining company, returned to Douglas last evening from a trip to Parral, Sonora, where he had been to inspect some mining machinery which is for sale at that point. Good Improvement. Street Superintendent KJriegbaum, together with his street force, is making some good improvements in the road near Jacks Lumber company, a dangerous place in the highway having been Jeveled and the road widened at that point. Lawyers Off for Tombstone. Several Bisbee attorneys left for the county seat on yesterday.

Among the legal lights were Messrs. Baker, McGowan, Neale and Bennet. Mr. Ben-net represents C. W.

Hicks in the mandamus suit brought by Burton and Snodgrass, and their interests are being looked after by Judge Baker. Retrenchment Is the Word. The Southwestern, in line with the other railroads of the west and southwest, is said to have undertaken a policy of retrenchment until the beginning of tne next fiscal year, July 1. After that time many improvements are expected, the most important, according to rumor, is that of the extension to San Diego, California. Hunting Witnesses.

Deputy Sheriff Porter McDonald came over from Tombstone yesterday. Mr. McDonald states that Tuesday was the most disagreeable day In the history of Tombstone. At times the dust wa3 so blinding that the town was in. darkness.

Mr. McDonald was here to obtain witnesses to appear be-for the District Court. Mr. McDonald will return to Tombstone this morning. A Colored Haul.

Tuesday night Constable Doyle brought back to Bisbee several negroes, mew and women, who were Im plicated In getting away with a livery rig hired at one of the Bisbee sta bles. The negroes drove to Douglas after getting the rig to drive only a I short distance. They treated the team and conveyance badly. One of the negroes brought the rig hack to Bisbee and wa3 arrested here. The remainder of the crowd was -rounded ap in Douglas.

Ready for Occupancy. The new building In Brewery Gulch lr about completed. The cement floors on the lower, story and sidewalk waa finished yesterday. The lower floor is being fitted for a saloon and cafe. Train Dispatcher Resigns.

Train Dispatcher R. A. Mills, of the EL P. S. W.

office at Douglas, has resigned his position and been suc ceeded by Charles J. Harvey, who comes from Denver. Change of Date. The regular Saturday night hop at the Opera House will be held this week on Friday evening Instead of Saturday, on account of tho Floto shows being here on that evening. Remember Friday night is the date.

A New Track. The El Paso Southwestern has changed its plans for getting Into and out of the union depot at El Paso with Its- pasaongef: trains. It had been the intention, until recently, to como into the depot from a switch Just west of tho S. P. crossing, but that idea has been changed somewhat and a new main line for passenger business is cow being constructed, The Building Boom.

There Is no abatement in the build ing boom in Bisbee. Within a radius of one hundred yards from Castle Rock no less than a dozen new cottages are in course of construction. Wherever powder and pick can excavate a site in the hillside a new build ing is being erected. At present there is at least fifty new buildings under way in Bisbee and environs. Visiting in Town.

Captain and Mrs. Haskell, of Ba- coachl, Sonora, are visiting In Bisbee for a few days. The Captain is tho owner of some promising gold prospects at Bacoachl. He also owns a claim adjoining tho famous Esperan-za mine, the property of the Phelps- Dodge company. Great activity is apparent In all lines in that district reports Mr.

Haskell. Excursion Tickets. Tickets will be sold on the E. P. S.

W. for the coming K. P. dedication at one and one-third fare. Full fare Is to be paid by the excursionist, and upon presentation of a receipt from tho keeper of records and seals at Bisbee to the railroad office at Bisbee the rebate will be given.

The tickets are good from the 3rd to the Cth of April. Masquerade at the Gym. The masquerade ball -given at the Gym. yesterday evening was a delightful affair. A number of amusing characters were on the floor representing every phase of life, from 'the grave to' tho rlaicntons.

At eleven o'clock the dancers unmasked, and spectators were allowed! the prlvll- edge'of tho floor until 12, when the dance was stopped. A flashlight pic ture of the merry maskers was then taken, and all went home well pleased with the evening. Work Under Way. Work upon the new shaft of the Copper Queen company at Sacramento Hill, in the Lowell district, is tEoT-oughly under way. A large force is being employed in excavating for the engine and shaft house sites.

U'ne excavation is being made In the sol-Id rock In order to secure a firm foundation for the machinery to be employed. Sinking for the new shaft will be commenced in about two weeks, and it will be sunk to a depth of at least a thousand feet. The work will require more than a year. Society Event at Tombstone. A farewell dance was had at the Gage Hall last evening in honor of Miss Minnie Daly, who has been visiting in Tombstone for some months past, the guest of her aunt, Mrs.

Raf-ferty, says tho Prospector. Miss Daly, who is one of California's fair daughters, has made many friends in Tombstone during her stay and evidence of her popularity as a social favorite was attested in the large attendance in her honor last evening. Miss Daly left today for her home at Ventura, California, after an enjoyable stay in Tombstone. -o Deeds Real Estate. E.

R. Pirtle Co. to Jennie S. Duncan, Douglas property, $155. E.

R. Pirtle Co. to F. W. Faust, Douglas property, S5.

Helen M. Meguire to F. W. Faust, Douglas property, $300. A T.ewls, sheriff, to L.

C. Shat-tuck, Bisbee -property, $1. James G. Kerr to J. H.

Vaughan, Douglas property, $1,500. Mining Deeds. D. W. Collard et al.

to Gold Nugget Mining mines, $25. C. W. Ravencroft to E. J.

Grant, mines. SI. Clint Rogers to S. S. Klrkpatrick, mines, $5.

Chattel Mortgages. C. W. Hull to National Cash Regis ter company. P.

Sax Co. to National Cash Reg ister company. C. f. Asche to American Sosa Foun tain rcrapsay.

Left For Tombstone. Attorneys Baker and O'Neil left for Tombstone last night, where they will appear before the District Court which convenes this morning. Attorney O'Nell will look after tho interests of John Mullen in the James vs. Mullen damage suit. Hotel Arrivals.

W. F. Crane. "New York; W. H.

Constable, El Paso; J. M. Buckner, Chicago; I. B. Kaufman, San Francisco; W.

S. Wright. Naco; T. R. York, Tombstone; B.

Mendenthal, St. Louis; H. H. Evans, U. S.

W. P. Parkhurst. San Francisco; W. T.

Taylor, Milwaukee; S. Forbes. COLDS ARE DANGEROUS. How often you hear it remarked: -It's only a cold." and a few daya later learn that the man la on his back with pneumonia. This is of such common occurrence that a cold, however slight, should not be disregarded.

Chamberlain's Coa'gh Remedy counteracts any tendency toward pneumonia. It always cures, and 13 pleasant to take. Sold by all druggists. MXXXXKKXXMXKXKKHmMXX SAVE TIME AND MONEY BY MINING MACHINERY CARL CLAUSEN, M. E.

ixepresems rnnclpol Machinery Builders of the States. by Building. Ktt4aXSX4W4fitMXilSM W. J. Whlnnaa and John Roher, op erators of the Diamond Drill at the Marquette and Arizona, were in Bis bee yesterday having some repairs made to the machinery.

B. L. Kagey and Charles Santoris, two of the old smelter force nave been transferred to Douglas. Mr. Bringoff, of the firm of Linton Bringoff, of Don Luis, was in town yesterday.

M. O. Rollins returned from the Huachucas Sunday. L. J.

Overlook and Fred Coleman have purchased the Shattuck lumber yard. William Seattle 'was in yesterday from his ranch in Sulphur Springs valley. Mr. Beattie says there will be heuvy cattle losses in his section unless rains come soon. Mrs.

B. M. Miller and daughter. Miss Bessie, returned to the Huachucas yesterday. C.

W. Halderman arrived from Cochise station last week and will be one of the miner force. Carl Clausen has gone to Cananea on mining business. E. B.

Moore has gone to the Alsacla. Wlllard Wright of the customs service was In the city yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bose of Brewery gulch have returned from a visit to the home of Mr.

Bose's parents at Black Diamond. O. H. Melhagen and son have recovered from their injuries and are able to be out. Mrs.

G. H. Campbell, wife of the Wells-Fargo agent, has returned irora an extended trip to Tucson. Jim Phillips and wife of Cananea are in Bisbee, and are trying to locate In business. Frank Ray is crippled with rheumatism, and may be compelled to go to Hot Springs for relief.

L. T. Wolfe and Charles Sears were visitors In Douglas yesterday. i 1 Toboggan A SYRUP THAT SATISFIES CHARMS AND GRATIFIES PERFECT IN PURITY, PEERLESS IN QUALITY. A DELIGHTFUL ADJUNCT TO ALL KINDS HP HAT CAKES.

Iy-a 3 Toboggan A ii Mb Ji 'PC Iw'mniiiif Msr S. i Pure leaf lard. render- In 3. 6 and 10-pound buckets, at 121-2c el rrom corn-fed Kansas hogs. Sold per pound, at A.

Tovrea S-S-tt Just received a nice assortment of shell hair pins, switches. Alexandra pompedours, belts, purses, ladles shirt I waist sets and shirt waist retainers, Agent for the Madam Waitee's hose supporters. Mrs. Rich. Upper Main Street Go to Qua Haigler for fruits, vegetables, oystenr, cheese, butter and eggs Bakery in connection.

Store under the post office. Hurrah! for Uncle San He loan money on everything Alio buys Jewelry, Amnnitlon, Flreatms, Tool etc. Anglos Hotel Block, Bisbee. 1-16-0 Three, five and ten-pound tuckeJa pure kettlo rendered leaf lard, rendered from corn-fed Kansas hogs, al 12 1-2 cents per pound, at E. A.

Toy-ea 3-9-tt BUYING DIRECT Engines Boilers, Pumps, Hoists, Com pressors, Sui ivan Diamond Drills, Gold and Silver Mills, Concentrators, Smelters. GET OUR ESTIMATES Bisbee, Arizona FSANKENBHMi SsTs Lm2 HBHkD -y Hfe. Htxmw o1r Will v. ant some thing smart in footwear to 0 with JCVCry LttXUj her Euster Gown Timmr tn Will want a new pair of natty, new Shoes to go JLVVery nail with his new Suit and Top Coat Ern.r Rnv nA CLl If every Shoe wearer would see our styles and learn our ttoney-saving prices, there wonldn't be a pair of "Easfer Shoes" sold outside this store. Every member of the family has been carefully thought of and cared for, at reasonable prices, Everything in footwear for everybody.

VERY LATE In Time For Easter You may depend on them being the very newest styles, you'll be much surprised at the high class of merchandise, and the wee little -rices. Worn ens' Shirt Waist Suits, Womens. Jackets and Caps, Womens' Silk and Lawn Waists, Anmonc'nrPSS Suits. inVoile. Etomine, Silk, Mohairand Woof- I Childrens' Wash Frocks in white and colored lawns, percale and organdise.

Infants1 Bonnets and Caps Infants' Long and Short Dresses, Infants' Easter Footwear Men's Easter Clothing, Knox Stiff Hats, Mens' Easter Shirts Mens' Easter Neckwear- Hotel Nobles, Toakatese. Uadat new management. Dlalng rooea att ed. JIM HERBON. YOUR HAT Mr Be StrlUfc One, Est It Trouble.

A man usually buys a bat that's tyle," but the modern hat for men ots to answer for. Baldheads are growing more nnraer-ras every day. Hats make excellent reedlng- places for tbe parasitic germ vhlch sap tho Ufa from the roots of the jalr. When your hair begins to fall out an your ccalp Is full of Dandruff it la rare sign that these countless germs au busily at work. There Is bat one way to overcome thp trouble and km the germs that way tv to apply Newbro's Herpldde to tMr jcalp It will kill the germs and healthr hair is sure to result.

Sold by leading druggists. Sand lsc. to stamps for sample to The Herpidda CDt, Oetrolt. Mich. THE BISBEE DRUG CO.

Special Agfa. L. G. JACKSON, Republican Nominee foe ALDERMAN, SECOND WARD. FROM MANUFACTURERS.

99 JUM Your Easter SKo es You're are certainly eoing to have a iew pair of shoes for Easter. 1 Will want anew pair of Shoes to go with the Easter Suit or Dress. ARRIVALS i.