Bisbee Daily Review from Bisbee, Arizona • Page 6

THE 8I8BEE DAILY RCVIEW, WiBEE, ARIZONA, 8ATURPAV MORNWt Irftafctf'VOa. PAGE 81k Ufe HlK. PPpK. main till -vEf i The Town in Brief New Time Card As a. convenience to the peneral public, the El I'aso k.

Southwestern has Issued a small card giving the arriving and leaving time of all trains running in and out of the union station at El Paso. This card, -which became effective March 1. Is ihplnir distributed. AVuenever changes are made In the time of arrival or de parture of any of these trains, tne Rnnfhu estern will Issue a 'new card. giving the revised time.

This card Is nimllar to the small pocket folder nhich tho Southwestern has been Is- ji.inr- for a number of months, but it Is printed in larger type and Is es feclally adapted for wall use. Sunday Schools President p. Gibson announces that the third annual session of the Cochise County Sunday-school Association will be held at Douglas, MJarcU 13-14. Announcement will be made later In regard to reduced rates. The session will be- eln the evening of tho 13th and close the following evening.

The Douglas Sunday-school workers expect to en- .1... JnlniMtAC fwWYl SO tehat Sunday-schools expecting to send Welcgates will notify Itev. George Lo- CiU UL LU KtXliy Ultl i.j.im Lt nn.ltf no rcOfllla TI1P amber of delegates that will attend Dm each school. A good program Is 5cour3e of preparation, and It Is ex- fcted tie meeting will be very neip- to Sunday-school workers. own Resigns "'esuncauau to yesterday handed into City pial Snoilgrass his resignation as Jli officer.

He stated that there wad been omany festlfications during his administration, and as there were no indications of them letting up. ho wanted the job no longer. This 14 about the hundredth time "Festilica tion" Brown has resigned this posi tion since he was appointed to the place. It Is expected, however, that he will not again ask for the appoint ment, but will seek other field or In dustrj. Prospector Leave Joseph Brond-son.

Carl Hogan and Billy Cline. who arrived in the city Monday, preparatory to leaving for a prospecting trip tfhrongh Sonora, left yesterday eventing equipped in every respect in a -prospectin ggarb. They expect to make a close Inspection of th? State relative io mining. Mr. Bronson was formerly In the Geological Survey of the government in Missouri.

Kansas and Colorado. They left Bisbee enthusiastic in the belief they would "make a big strike In the way of a mine "in Sonora. -o Bisbee Man Dies H. G. Run, for- n.6rly of Bisbee, died at Jonesbor- jh, Wednesday, according to a received here yesterday by "hisjioii.

Hill Ruff, Mr RufT had been sick lor several weeks, but was thought to be getting better. Hiu death was a surprise to his childrea in Bisbee. eH leaves two sons. Hall -and Frank Ruff, and a daughter. The funeral snwJets will be held in Jones- borough, "at which place interment wUl.S made.

Hall Ruff is eager at Spray shaft, and Frank "Ruff" is a 5hlft boss f9r Cppper qneej. Makes Denial Mrs. W. A. King, proprietress of the Mason House at Lowell, last night asked that a statement be madel denying that union miners held a meeting yesterday in her hotel at Lowell.

She states positively tha tthe session did not take place in her house. Others who 6hould In a position to know say that the was held in the room occu-y ed by Organized Clark, and was well a'tcnde-1. Morrison Confident Attorney Jo seph E. Morrison has received a letter from his brother. Attorney Rob- erf E.

Morrison, of Prcscott, in which the latter gives It as his positive opinion that the joint Statehood bill will Tiot pas without the Foraker amendment. He was In Washington until recently in the Interests of Arizona, and believes that if the Statehood bill is possed at all it will be with the provision that tho people vote upon It separately. Yuma Attorney Attorney L. Brown of Yuma left yesterday morning for Cananea. after spending the night In the city.

He goes to Cananea In the interests of Yuma clients, who are about to put through a mining deal. Brown reports that work tin tho Fede-al irrigation project above Yuma on the Colorado river at Lkguna is making good headway. A dam being built will bring several hundred thousand acres under cultivation. Street Sprinkling MaJa street was sprinkled yesterday, the besianiaff of a practice that will be continued dar- lhe summer. Main street Is the proughfartt of the city and in a fe whours.

Tha along the street have eat to have it sprinkled aen this is done, they dust clouds whlcfc pre- strect during tb day r.Uocney I.B. tntlnrc U-tt. V' wp L-- -V rU Smlti: leg 'HBP- JBBBBBBBirUtv- jUtF' oS: jBBKff 235 StHBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBlViHBBBHB Jof the letterV HBd against 1 wer known to PaiLnw Hil proald- Tovrea -fX was on Paving Delayed It not expected that tho navies of Review avenue from its Intersection with Brewery Gulch and tho subway will be reached for at least two months. Con tractor Brown has sent to Texas for a supply of vitrified brick, which aro not expected hero for at least five weeks. Before Review avenue is reached.

Brewery Gulch must be finished and tho pavement on Naco road to a point below the new city hall completed. Fresh chocolates at the Alharabra. Make Big Strike G. J. McCabc, former postmaster here, was In the city yesterday from his mining property In the Huachucas.

He reports having recently received a letter from Leo Snodderly. in which the latter states that with Sam Worley he has made a rich gold strike in Death Val ley, Cal. This was tho first news received from Snodderly for several months. Since he left Blsbeo efforts have been made to locate him to get liis signature to important papers. Moved Offices Dr.

Hart has moved his office from Main street into the new Allen building. His new office lias been equipped with a library and other conveniences He stated the location suited him well Services at Lowell The Evange listlc services that aro boing held In the Presbyterian chapel at Lowell are growing in interest. On Sunday ltcv. Steele will preach at 11 n. m.

and at 7:30 p. m. Mr. Happy will lead the singing. The people of Ijowell should take the opportunity to attend theE-services.

SILK -f Buy direct from the factory. Pay lees and wear the best. Sold direct to the consumer. Mail orders promptly filled. Send for samples.

LOS ANGELES SILK WORKS. 511 S. Broadway, I.os Angeles, Cal. Episcopal Church Sunday-school at 9:45 a.m.: divine worship at 11 a.m. and 7:45 p.m." Music under direction of Mr.

Krinbill; Mr. Clarence Krlnblll, organist. A cordial iiivita-tion is given to tho people to nttend these services. Harvey M. Shields, minister.

Sewlng machines for Mle. rented or repaired. New exchansd for old i at Standard Furniture c. Haydeii Brewery Ave. Prefcbyterian Sunday School Tiie Presbyterian Sundae school will meet at 9 a m.

An offering for missions will be made at this service. Preach log at 11 a m. and 7.30 p. m. Subjects of sermons.

"Prayer," and "Jesus" Idea of a Blessed Life." The Pub-lie is Invited to these services. John E. FRY. Paster. Remeber, candy men.

Raatt; Sasse. the noted Fire at Lowell The Junction at Lowell caught lire yesterday morning, causing qonsidcrable excitement The fire was caused by a defective flue. Lowell has no fire organization and considerable difficulty was experienced in getting the fire checked. About fifty volunteered. and after a bucket brigade had been perfected the fire was soon extinguished.

The damage is estimated at about $20. When down town, come and see my choice meats. Moshler's Market, Upper Main street. Officer Thompson Changed Office? Thompson, who has for the past few months been watchman on Brewery avenue, was shifted yesterday to watcli the part of Brewery avenue which is under paving now. Thli was done in order to prevent the many complaints which have come from Contractor Brown because people Interfered with his work.

Before you go home this evening, you'd better bring wlfie a choice cnt steak from Moshler's market. Upper Maia street feennett Returns Attorney Tom Bennett has returned to the city from a visit to Los Angeles, where he has been for the past two weeks. While away be haa gotten under way an important deal in which he is interest ed. Bennett states that no city of tho Southwest (a now better known in Los Angeles than Bisbee. He bad many Inquiries from business men whila there about the procpercnM condition of Olabee.

Freofc hocotatec at the Aratbr. Oscar Tfaomaa Is a basin visitor in th elty from, Bosses. The attendance at th exhibition of the Lantern Slide RtveB by the camera dub Tuesday evening was the largest for aercral months. Abont Sft were pres-nt. TTie slide shown Tuesday evening were from the cam era, otub at Toronto, Canada, aad were excpUoaallir die.

NOTICE OF BIDS. received itil 1 ja. of a two- J- W. JWtoj People em go to Btate get ot for good behavior: ns in mj.tn.oo' ror Ufa THOSE WHO MURDER OF GOV. STE1ENBERG li'i.

4 (Denver Post. Here la something about the men accused of tho assassination of ex-Governor Steunonburg of Idaho and charged wllh conspiracy In connection with twenty-five other murders: C. H. Mover: Born in Iowa; ago 40 years; married; no children; resident of Denver four years; principal ly employed as miner in Black Hills, S. D.

William D. Haywood: Born In Utah; age, 37 years; married; has two children; resident of Denver five years; principally employed as miner in Silver City. Idaho. G. A.

Born In Pennsyl vania; age, 39 years; married; no children; resident of Denver twelve years, principally employed as miner in Coeur d'AIene dUtrict. Idaho. Messrs. Mojer, Haywood and Petti-bone, the leaders of the Western Federation of Miners under arrest on the charge of murder growing out of the assassination of ex-Governor oteunen-burg of Idaho, aro all citizens of the United Slates. Contrary to the belief in certain quarters that they are foreigners, all were born in th's country.

President Moyer was born in Iowa, but ahen o.uite young became possessed or the Western leer. He wont to South Dakota, where he has spent the greater portion of his life, mining in the Black Hills district. He has the reputation of being a first-class miner, alwajs bearing en excellent reputation in the Black Hills district. Four years ago he was elected president of the Western jer.tuu:i of Miners. At that time he wen to Denver living there since.

Secretary Haywood is a bora Westerner, first lije vf day la Salt Lake City. thirtytsoven years ago. His father died when Haywood nas only years old, and his mother has since married a Salt Lake City banker named H. M. Carruthers.

Haywood's early life. was spent In Provo. Utah. As he gTew up he took to miniug, spending hi3 time in various most of It, however, at Silver City, Idaho. He was employed there five years ago when he as elected secretary of the W.

P. of M. Since then ho has lived with his family in Denver. His wife is a confirmed invalid, being a sufferer f'om rheumatism. Pettibone was born In Pennsylvania.

When aulte voiinc be journeyed Aest- ward, settling in Idaho. For years he was a prominent figure in the Couer d'AIene district, and he was the presl- dent of the first union organized ther-more than twenty yeart ago. For the pabt twelve years he has been In business During this time he has always taken an active interest In the affairs of the federation, being considered the right-hand man of Secretary Haywood, who is recognized ae the brains of the federation. By a strange coincidence, James H. Hawley of Idaho, who Is the leading attorney in the prosecution of the federation officials, defended Pettibone during the Couer d'AIene troubles.

When the BunkerHill-Sulltvan mill at Wardner was blown up in 1S92, re sulting in the death of a number of non-union men and deputy sheriffs, about twenty men wero Indicted, among them Pettibone. Four of these r. v. y. i V.

PERSONAL- MENTION. r. r. William Grew is a business visitor in tho city from Minneapolis. Attorney A.

Orfila left yesterday for El Paso to remain In that city for a few days on legal business for local clients. Louis Cohn arrived here yesterday from San Francisco for a few days on business. George Percy is a business visitor in the city from Cananea. After spending several days here and i Douglas on business he will leave for his home F. Smythe arrived here from New York City yesterday for a visit over the camp on business.

Milton S. Ryer of Denver arrived here yesterday and will spend several days In this city on mining business. H. S. Manuel arrived here from El Paso yesterday for a few days on bus- in ees.

William Wilcox is a buslnea visitor in the dtr ftm San Francisco. Ha expect to to ils home Tuesday. Fred Wyatt arrived here yesterday and will spend a few days la the camp on business. From here be will leave for short visit in Tucson Ith his friend. Mayor Rose, of Milwaukee, before return to bis horn in.

that oity. Gus Heyman arrived aere from Bam Francisco for a short business trip. G. R. Seborn Is a business visitor In thf city from El Paso.

C. F. James Is here from San Francisco and expecta to spend several day's in the eamp on business. Alberf Boyd was here yesterday from Los Angeles for short visit. i.

W. Odtman of San Francisco in a business visSUr in the elty for a short visit F. B. Wilson is a business visitor in the city from El Paso. A.

C. Morgan arrived here from Lo Angeles, yesterday, for short bast-ness visit with friends. C. F. Jaqnoa ia a business -visitor la the city from San Francisco.

Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Hagennaa are here from Albaq.Brqm for at fcort bo9lne vlalL Bufford H.

Bmlth. sieaegmpber in wMtern at Bl Paso, haa reUrno wt 1 ms km 0 to MBhe ARE CHARGED WITH men. one of whom was Pettibone, were convicted. Prosecutor Hawley and Attorney Patrick Roddv of San Francisco wero tho counsel for the convicted men. They appealed the case to the United States supreme court, and, after tho men had served about a year in the penitentiary, Chief Justice Fuller released them on account of a flaw, in the indictments.

Vincent St. John, another active federation man under arrest, was also born In the United States. He was president of the Tellurlde miners' union In 1901 and 1902. Friction between the Smuggler Union mine man-agementand tho union culminated in the summer of 1901, when bands of armed union miners from Ouray, Tellurlde and Silverton stormed tho property, and. after several hours of fir ing, drove the score of non-union miners over the hills.

Arthur Collins was the manager of the property. In the winter of '90-he was assassinated by being shot in tho back thiough a window wuile playing cards in his office and residence. Some time later a warrant was sworn out, charging St. John with the murder of Collins. At th- time St John was on his way to Denver to attend a meeting of the West ern Federation of Miners.

St. John went to Idaho, where he assumed the name of J. W. Vincunt. He continued taking an active interest in the work of the federation, and under his assumod name became the President of the Burkes Miners' mion.

Little is known aboi't Harry Orchard. Steven Adam3 and L. J. S'mp-kms, th other accused m.53. Orchard has been in Colorado for some tlmt' laldCa an active, part in the labor troubles during the Peabody administration.

He took a prominent pan in the large labor convention whicb took place in Denver three years ago, and he was a member of the ways and committee of twenty-one appointed by that convention. This committee waited in Governor Peabody and demanded that he recall the military, which had been in the field for n.onths at the time. L. J. Simpkins is a member of the miners' union and i- ono of the strongest in tho work of the federation, ami his home is in Wardner, Ida in the Couer d'AIene district.

Besides being accused of complicity In the assassination of ex-Governor Steunenburg. Sttve Adams, alias Steven Dickson, is wanted in connection wfth dynamiting of' tho Independence in which thirteen nonunion miners lost their lives. Th Vlotectives working on the case declare that Adams left Ophlr. whero ho at one time was president of tho Miners' anion, about three weeks ago He went to Haines, where he was placed under arrest four days ago. Although Adams seemed to spend the greater portion of his Uma in Haines since then, Harry Orchard, In hla confession, declares that Adams assisted him In placing the bomb that hurled Governor Steunenburg into eternity.

There aro a number of residents in Caldwell who are ready to swear that they saw Adams in their city on December 30, the day the Steunenburg dynamiting took place. Alwavs ILem Name axanve Tmuso CnrcaaColsifaiOneDoy, 2 Days oa every bob 259 GOT HIS HAIR DACK. Was Vrrtecilr Bald When Tie tnrrd to Use Nenbro? Ilerptcldc Frederick Maryland block Butte. Montana, bought a bottle ot bro'a Ilerplddo. April 6, and began -use It for entire baldness.

The hair follicles in his scalp wnro not do.id and 20 day ha had hair all over his bead. 0 July 3 he WTites. "and today my hair Is as thick end luxuriant an an7 could wish." Kewbro's Herplclde work on an old principle and with a new oovery tfestroy th caae and you remove the effect. Eerplelde destroys yerm that caniea dandruff, falling ha'r and finally baldness, so that with the inse gone the effect cannot remain Stops falling hair at once and. a new growth starts.

Sold by lesdlnc rtrucclsts. Send 10c In stamps for mmpte to Tho Ilerplcida Detroit. Mich. For tale by Bisbee Drug Co. S.

D. BASSF0RD CONTRACTOR BUILDEB Bisbee, Arizona SPECIAL ATTENTION TO JOB WORK. Plan and specifications furnished. Opposite, ShaU tnok Lumber Yard, 11 Brewery Gulch, Phono 264; P. Box 420.

Anal ffolsca is bnatcess Ylaitor la tha aity from DtEas. Tex. 8 will leave Sunday for short basi-neaa Tiatt fta ToBabattMUL fircca wtiere ha irlft Ear Cavr watte ta Pt eraser Foil icronK? cn L.T3T YOUR. WANTS BE KNOWN THROUQK THE COLUMNS OF THE RBVIBW Cent WANTED. WANTED Watch repairing, guaranteed work.

Turner. 28 1-2 Main SL tVANTED Coatmaker, by Starry, the Tailor, at Cananea, Mexico. Union price, $10 and $9 for sack coats. WANTED-A waitress. Apply 45 Brewery Gulch.

Next door to Vienna Bakery. WANTED Competent cook, 10 years experience, wantu position In Hotel, Restaurant or boarding house. Call or address the Auditorium. WANTED TO SELL On account of defeat of sew er bonds, all of D. P.

Rossi's property on Brewery. Enquire on premises. FOR SALE. FOR SALE Four room Louse and lot. Johnson Addition.

$1175.00. Easy terms. O. Box 11 1C. FOR SALE A first-class fire proof safq Inquire Angius Zenovich, Grocers.

FOR SALE A number of cotton-wood branches which will make nice trees. See William Beatty, Sulphur Sprinss Valley. FOR RENT. FOR RENT FurnlBhed rooms for housekeeping. No.

8 Tank Hill. 3-ROOM COTTAGE FOR RENT Fur nished. Call at Review office. A. w- FOR RENT Furnished rooms for gentleman.

A. W. Call at Review office. WHEN IN LOWELL Call at 7V Cmn wa'v wm jti. icc ciiicj laiiiiiiciic jik-ti tttjf 'OK.

n2 by the Ladies Orchestra COAL. Was a surprise to the men and the man who was used to coal oil smoke and smell side-stepped a little when they wanted him to pi In gas. All of these are now Hopelessly Behind the Times! We would like to explain and points of superiority of ELECTRIC LIGHTS Over others Bisbee Improvement Company! Copper Queen Hotel Building. COCHISE COUNTY ABSTRACT CO.fr rf. S.

ROSS. Maruaoor TOMBSTONE, ARIZONA Not uonoeoted with any other abstract aompaay. Complete abstracts of any property in Oocblse County on short notice Bisbee Office with J. E. THOMPSON CO.

OTiiro OaVJI ar pUC III Wf an UmORICINAL school Wtmm 4 190. Mawfai i induMi nrywlMr. Va BA4 ka OoSaaaa. lUwwlaa mm OoOaf ImW Caatn ltwataaai I UOVn. UMTM tflalOfWMaw.

CUW Frvak. Spragu Corrcspootf ao School of Lawe Monumental bronze Co. Awarded First Prize Over AU the Monument Companies at the World's Fair. Handle afl kind of Comotory Moo-omenta and Statuary. WALTER FIFE, Agent for Ooabbw County, av Donglaa.

arapa aaada to Bieba other st-t tfcraa vreek. Addresa all CorotMlcaUona to WALTER FIFE, Berisaw, Arkx. a Word, LOST. LOST A pair of glasses on Upper Brewery Gulch. Finder return to Review office and receive reword.

LOST A brown leather hand bag, containing silver watch, gold trimmed; papers and bank book. Finder may keep money and notify Box 55, Lowell, or telephone Mrs. IL B. Corkeet. 2C2 South.

Bisbee. MISCELLANEOUS. A largo stock of unredeemed diamonds and watches at Uncle Sam's. IF YOU WISH To buy. sell or rent a house, see us.

We drive you to the property. J. E. Thompson Co. HOTEL LA RITA The best la Tombstone tor -ko trkvellcs Large u4 cool rooms.

Its. Ilsrrsa, Go to Uncle Sam for repeating gold watch. Get your newspapers for lighting fires and laying under carpets in bundles of 100 for 25 cents. Eevlew of-Bee, 4 FIRST-CLASS DRESSMAKING and plain sewing done at 235 School Hill. Mrs.

F. Cunningham. EDISON Phonographs and records de Hvered anywhere free on receipt ful retail price; largest stock Edisot records west of Rockies; send fo circulars. Peter Baglgalupl, 78 Mission, San Francisco. WE MAKE A SPECIALTY Of renting houses.

Also bavo some snaps In houses and lots, cash and easy payments. J. U. Thompson Co. 1 EDISON PHONOGRAPHS.

I Victor Talking Machines at lowest prices. 10-Inch records, COc. Gold I moulded Edison racords. 35c. W.

Muir. Hughes Block, opposite Gym, Bisbee. wvlf t.irafi mmMir AtrAi HARRIS HUDSPETH PropsM OIL who lived by candle light, te you the many advantag Phone 197,1 Naw la tha time to plant your treea and palms. See The Market EVANS HENSHAW Pfcoo333 Agency Evergreen Norsery UMBRELLA TREE8 FLOWERING BUSHES OLUIB1NG VINES DATE PALMS PEPPER TREES FAN PALMS 9QB BUSSES, wv. cic.

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