Bisbee Daily Review from Bisbee, Arizona • Page 7

THE BISBEE DAILY REVIEW BISBEE, ARIZONA, SUNDAY M0BMNGVJUNE9, 1907. PAGE SEto jfcji Brief City News 'tfWJWWJJfffl(VIJWJJfWlfllW PERSONAL MENTION. J. E. Brophy, the well known Lowell business man, was a passenger yes terday morning for lower California, where no will Join his brother M.

J. Hrophy at tho San Francisco mine, which they are operating. P. J. Tehaney, the Cananea stock broker, returned to his home In the -Sonora camp, after spending a couple -of days here conferring with business associates.

-Mm. E. Hicks was. a passenger yesterday morning for Chicago, where she will spend the summer months visiting relatives. Mrs.

C. N. "White, wife of the E. P. a ticket agent in this city, was passenger yesterday morning Tor the 'east, where she will spend the.

summer months. Mrs. White will go first to New York city, and after visiting there for a short time will visit points of Interest In Georgia and Florida. It. R.

Hodgson was a passenger last evening for a visit to his former home in Stillwater, Texas, Intending to return to the city In September. P. C. Bledsoe, member of the Arm or. Ball Bledsoe, went to Los Angeles yesterday morning to spend a "vacation of several weeks.

Mrs. L. H. Bocking was a passenger on the afternoon train for the coast, where she will spend the next two months visiting. R.

M. Rambo will spend the next two weeks at Los Angeles. Mrs. Ella Sargent was passenger for Hot Springs, Arkansas. P.

EL Wood, of the Duey Overlook "brokerage offices, went to Douglas last evening to spend today visiting friends. Walter Douglas, general manager of tho Copper Queen Company, was a passenger yesterday morning for Santa Barbara, California, where he will spend the next week or ten days visiting his family. Attorney C. J. McReynolds left the city yesterday morning for Tucson, -where he will spend a few dajs In the Interest of clients.

Mrs. C. A. McDonald returned to her "home at the county seat yesterday morning, after spending a few days here visiting friends. Money to loan on improved real estate.

See B. J. O'Reilly, Officea. Sank of BIsbee Building. 93 It you have any Real Estate for sale, I would like to have you list it jvltb.

me. I have buyers. B. J. O'Reilly.

Offices, Bank of BIsbee building. 93 RECOVERING FROM ILLNESS. When the train from Bisbee on Thursday afternoon arrived in Benson, Dr. C. L.

Caven, who was on board accompanied by Mr3. Caven. was summoned to attend Mrs. S. E.

Hazzard, who had been taken very ill that evening at the junction town on her arrival from Tucson. After receiving treatment Mrs. Hazzard was able to continue her trip to BIsbee on Friday, arriving here on the -evening train. It was ascertained last Hint Mrs HAzzard had 1 am tlmogtcompletf lyrecoveredfroniher illness, and would undoubtedly be enjoying her usual vigorous health In few days. jou have any Real Estate for sale, I would like to have you list it with.

me. I have buyers. B. J. O'Reilly.

Offices, Bank of Bisbee 93 STOP OFF IN CITY. J. H. Welch and J. F.

Finch, promt- sent business men of Globe, arrived in the city last evening, having missed connections for Cananea at Benson 3resterday. Both of these gentlemen interested in mining property in tho big Gila county camp, and are now on their way to Sonora to look after their Interests In that vicinity. They will leave for Cananea this morning. EXPECTED HOME. L.

W. Powell, general manager! of the Cole interests In the southwest. Is expected to return to the city today from tho coast, where he has spent the last two weeks visiting his family. Money to loan on improved real estate. See B.

J. O'Reilly. Offices, "Bank of Slsbee Building. 93 WILL VISIT THEIR DAUGHTER. Jlr.

and Mrs. J. L. Brown, parents of Miss Edith Brown, who was burled Friday, "were passengers yesterday morning for Douglas, from which point they will go to the ranch of their pon-ln-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.

Thomas Whitehead, In the San Simon Valley. They expect to spend about a week at the ranch. Dr. Louis Brown, brother of the deceased, will return to his home in Guadalajara within a few days. LEAVE FOR COAST.

Mrs. 3. Brophy, accompanied by her children and their governess, was a passenger yesterday morning for the home of her parents, in Oakland, California, where she will viIt for the next few weeks. Later In the summer Mrs. Brophy will Join her husband In Lower California, and they will take a trip through Mexico.

At present Mr. Brophy Is giving all -of hia attention to his mining inter--ests In Lower California, Which are rather extensive, and reports from his properties are to the effect that developments have proved most favorable. Mr. and Mrs. Brophy and their children will return to the city In October.

GOES EAST ON BUSINESS. H. W. Ruth, who has Tiecome Inter ested! in mining property me W.r-ren district during the past year, -ad hag spnt some time here looking after hia interests, was a passenger lesf evening for Chicago, where he expects to spend the next two months joo business. It has been known for some time that active development -wcik on the group of claims Ruth ls Interested in has been contemplated, and win probably be commenced in the fall.

The sew barber shop. No. 18, Brewery, 1 now open. Baths, 35c; shaving, 15c. 39 BUILDING PROGRESSING RAPIDLY Tho work of constructing the annex to the Fair Store on the subway, back of the establishment in which that firm has done business for some time past.

Is now well under way. The complete foundation has been finished, and the superstructure has been erected as far as the second story. During the past few days the work has been retarded owing to delay In the receipt of steel beams which will form a portion of the structure, but assurances have been received to the effect that this material will arrive early this week. The work of tearing out the building which has been occupied by the Palace saloon for several years past, will be commenced shortly to make room for the new three-story building which will also be occupied by the Fair Store people. When finished It is expected this establishment will be one of tho hand somest dry goods houses In the territory.

If you have any real estate for sale, I would like to have you list it with me. I have buyers. B. J. O'Reilly.

Offices, Bank of Blsbeo building. 93 Money to loan on Improved real es tate. See B. J. O'Reilly.

Offices. Bank of BIsbee Building. 93 BISBEE EXTENSION LOOKS WELL. Among the passengers on the out bound morning train yesterday was W. M.

CJute. manager of the Bisbee Extension mine, accompanied by his wife. Mr. and Mrs. Clute will spend several weeks visiting various points of interest in Southern California.

When asked concerning conditions at the camp, Clute said that matters were progressing very nicely. He stated that the work of sinking the shaft was being prosecuted steadily. while the various buildings and ma chinery on the property wero being put In place. RETURN TO TOMBSTONE. Among the passengers on the train esterday morning for Tombstone were the members of the delegation of Elks from the county seat, who ry rived here to witness the graceful evolutions of Kme Candida')1! who wpre admitted for the first time to view the wonders of ElKiloni on FrMav evening.

AH of the visitors beemed to be hlghlv nloaseil with their trip, but when asked If the historical purple Aoat of the loral lodee had done its work thoroughly, maintained a di- rrot silenre. saving that it rould bo unfair to the candidates to give out anv details in regard to their experiences. The new barber bop. No. IS Brewery is now open.

Baths, 35c: shaving 15c. 99 Money to loan on improved renl es tate, see B. J. O'Reilly. Offices.

Bank of Bisbee Building. 93 If you have any Real Estat for snlprwould nice to have, you lUt-it with me. I have buyers. B. J.

O'Rplllv. Offices, Bank of Bisbee building. 93 NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Estate of Edward O. Rouzcr.

deceased. Notice Is herebv given by the undersigned, the Administrator of the estate of Edward O. Rouzer, deceased to the creditors of and all persons having claims against the said deceased, to exhibit them, with (he necessary vouchers, within ten months after the first publication of this notice to the said administrator at the office of Buxton-Smith Bisbee, Arizona, the same being the place for the transaction of the business of said estate, in said County of Cochise. GEORGE E. BUXTON Administrator of the Estate of Edward O.

Rouzer, deceased. First publication June C. 1907. ORDINANCE NUMBER 108. An Ordinance Annexing Contiguous Territory to the Corporate Limits of the City of Bisbee.

Be it ordained by the Common Council of the City of Bisbee, as fol-lows to wit Section 1. That all the territory hereinafter described, and contiguous to the City of Bisbee be annexed to and the same is hereby annexed to the City of Bisbee, and the corporate limits of the said city are hereby extended to take In all ot the said territory hereafter described. Section 2. Said coutinguous terri tory by metes and bounds is as fol lows, to-wlt: Beginning at corner number one. thence running south 32 degs.

11 mlns. west. 844.4 feet to corner number two, thence south 52 degs. 47 mlns, east, 1410 feet to the intersection of the south boundary of BIsbee townslte, corner number three; thence following said townslte survey north GG -degs, 30 mlns. west.

'1770 feet to corner number four, identical with the corner number four of said Bisbee townite survey; thence north 22 dees. 30 mlns. east. CG0 feet to cor ner number five, north CG degs. 30 mlns.

west 3C30 feet to corner num ber six: thence north 23 degs. 30 mlns. east 2G40 feet to corner number seven thence south CG degs. 30 mlns. east 5280 feet to corner number eight; thence north 23 degs.

30 mlns. east 1320 feet to corner number nine; thence south CG degs. 30 mlns. cast 3G0 feet to corner number ten; thence south 23 degs. 30 mina.

west 415 teet tp comer number 11; thence south 37 dees. .04 mlns. east 1G05 feet to corner number 12; thence south 35 degs. 52 mlns. west, 7C5.9 feet to comer number 13: thence south 19 degs.

20 mlns. west, 782.1 feet to corner number 14; thence north 88 degs. 18 mlns. west, 452.8 feet to comer number 15; thence south 25 degs. 32 mlns, west G38 feet to comer numDer ifi- thence north G4 degs.

28 mtns. west V748 feet to comer number 17; thence north CO degs. 10 miss, west, rC4 feet to comer number one and the place ot beglnnln. This ordinance snail do in rorce auu effect from ana auer lis uuu the same shall be published according to law. Passed by the Common Council the 4th day of 1907.

C. L. CAVEN. Mayor. Attest: C.

W. HICKS, CItr Clerk. Approved the day Jaae, 1967, Best Prices and Best Goods COME IN AND SEE WHAT WE HAVE FRESH FRUITS ARRIVE DAILY: Blackberries Cherries Strawberries Aprlccts Loganberries Oranges Gooseberries Bananas GUARANTEE PRICES TO BE A8 LOW AS ANY OTHER MAKE SPECIAL DELIVERIES ANY DAY OF THE WEEK. ARRIVE IN PONYS OR REFRIGERATOR BOXES. WE SEND OUT THE BEST OF EVERYTHING.

FRESH VEGETABLES ARRIVE DAILY: Lettuce (California) Asparagus Tomatoes Parsley Cucumbers Spinach Radishes Green Onions Green Peas Green String Beans Rhubarb Cauliflower PHONE IN YOUR ORDERS, AND THEY WILL BE TAKEN CARE OF. J. B. ANGIUS, 'Phone 29 CHURCH NOTICES. St.

Patrick's Church. At St. Patrick's Roman Catholic Church, mass at a. high mass at 10 o'clock; evening services at 7:45. Mass at the Mexican church at 7 a.

in. Methodist Episcopal Church. Children's Day program at 10 a. m. Thl3 program will be given by the pupils In the Sunday school.

The annual collection for Christian Education will be taken. All the parents of the children are especiall invited. Preaching at 11 a. m. The subject will be "Christ and tho Children." Ep-worth League, p.

m. Topic. "Christian Education." Leader, Sam Coombs. A stereoptlcon lecture on China's teeming millions In the cities of the Yangtse. This set of slides gives a good idea of the conditions under which the native people live, and also those under which the missionaries have to labor.

This will be the last of the course of illustrated lectures. Admission free, but a plate collection will be taken for the mission work. J. L. Burcham; pas-or.

Presbyterian Church Services. Sunday school at 9:43 a. m. Lesson, "The Passover." Exodus Junior Endeavor at 3 p. m.

Topic: "Walking in God's Path." Isaiah Street meeting at p. m. Preaching at 11 a. m. and at 7:45 p.

ni. Theme3 of sermons: "Missions," and "Christ and the Multitudes." John E. Fry, pastor. First Baptist church, Clawson Hill. Bible school, 10 o'clock.

Subject: "The Passover." Exodus xil 21-30. Golden Text: "When I see the blood I w.111 pas.i over you." Preaching, II a. m. and 8 p. B.

Y. P. V. 7 p. m.

Our theme for the 11 o'clock hour Is one of tremendous importance to every soul upon the face of this earth. You are not only cordially Invited, but especially urged to attend this, as well as other services. Special message Come and bring some unsaved one with you The beautiful ordinance of baytism will be administered at the close of the night sen-ice. Street meeting in front of Copper Queen General Offices at six p. m.

Christians of Bisbee, como and help in the singing, and thus ihow by your presence that you are In sympathy with this effort to reach the vast army of unsaved in our city. Cottage prayer service at residence of Sister Hall, G5 Brewer- Tuesday night at 8 o'clock. Others to be held during the week will be announced there. We are praying for a great revival oi re- 7 Vi a i.i- nnfl cessors ana assigns, wnen me coun-ligion In this Godless ell may direct shall put the space be-mpot with us. John Irving ursen, JUUU 11 HUH i pastor.

Episcopal Cnurcn. Rev. Harvey M. bhleias, rector. Holy communion at 8 a.

m. Sunday school at 9:45. Morning prayer ana sermon at 11. sermon at 7:45. come.

Evenlne prayer ana All people are wel- Money to loan on Improved real estate. See B. J. O'Reilly. Offices.

Bank of Bisbee Building. 93 STOCKHOLDERS MEETING. To the Stockholders of the Calumet Montana Mining Company: Notice la-hereby given that a meeting of the stockholders of the Calumet Montana Mining Company, a corporation organized and existing under the" laws' of the Territory of Arizona, will be held at Its office in the City of Bisbee, Arizona, on the 22nd day of June, A. D. 1907.

at 10 o'clock in the morning, for the purpose of considering the adoption of a resolution to authorize the board ot rtirop.tnra tn sell or dispose of all ot tho real estate and personal property of the said company for cash, or to exchange the same for stock of any other corporation, and the transaction of such other business as may properly come before said meeting. otnMr transfer books Of the company will be closed on the 14th day ot June, 1907, and re-open on the dav of June. 1907. By order of the board of governors. JOHN H.

HOLMAN, President W. FRANK JAMES. Secretary Dated at Calumet, this 16tt day ot May. A. D.

1907. a. Rummer Cottaaes bv the Sea. OCEAN PARK. Write for terms of rental of pur- chase.

Illustrated booklets for the asking. KIGGENS CONKLIN 156 Pier Ave. Ocean Park, CaL fix BERNDT ELKS' BLK. MAIN ST. "ITS HERE IF ANYWHERE." Carries a full line of Standard and Popular Muds; alto violins, mandolins, guitars: strings for all Instruments.

Leave order for hand-painted dinner cards. EVERYTHING PERTAINING TO MUSIC t0tSr4rrrrrTf: Apples White Figs Lemons STORE. Turnips Carrots Parsnips Summer Squash Egg Plant FOR SALE OR BOND. Five lead-copper claims in vVarrcn District, about nine miles northwest of Bisbee. Good prospect for Easy terms.

A. P. O. B). 337, Tombstone.

ORDINANCE NO. An Ordinance Granting a Franchise to the Warren company to construct, Maintain and Operate a Street Railway Along and Over Certain streets, Alleys, and public Places In the city of Bisbee. BE IT ORDAINED by the Mayor and the Common Council of the City of Bisbee, as follows: Section 1 That consent, permission and authority be and the samo ls hereby granted unto the Warren Company, hereinafter called tho Company, a corporation, duly organized and existing under the laws of the Territory of Arizona and to its successors or assigns, to construct, maintain and oper- "uu ji iwenij.iive lioj iron, ana auer mo aaie oi ujeitrackg eal shall be made to con-granting of this franchise, an electric form thprowith railway, with all necessary turnouts orm lection 4. and switches for the carriage of pas- That the arltv ot nuhet, ovof MSSASSSt18 right to de? sewet pama over and udod the following streets, adamlze or otherwise Imnrovp alter $. JKKE or repaV'hesllT'rdTd treu: Xf fcvfc.

Beginning at the point where the easterly corporate limits of BIsbee Intersects the center line ot Naco Road, thence along the said Naco Road In a westerly direction to the In tersection of O. K. Street, thence con- tlnulng along said Naco Road or Rail road Avenue to the Intersection of Brewery Avenue, thence along Brew-ary Avenue to the Intersection of the Subway, tbence along said Subway to the flood gate in Upper Main Street It being the intention ot this fran- Ichise that the right of way shall be from the easterly corporate limits of jium wv easterly curpuruie minis oi Railroad AvenuoTand over the Sub-f way or Main street and up such Btreet as may be provided by the City Council to the Westerly corporate limits of the City of Bisbee. I Section 2. I The permission, authority and privilege hereby granted is upon the express condition that the cars upon said railway shall be propelled by electricity, except that In the event of a breakdown to machinery or con-l nections, when any power may be used until such time as repairs thereto can be made.

That the said grantee, its suc cessors and assigns, when the coun- -T- nnil firAntr.fnn. IOA inches on tho outside of each of Its i .11. .1 tl llin knfiei.u.i A linnhlo fmoV-a tnrnniita nnrt nwltrhpn Toaa Rni streeta ana may nse bettor mntPrini to grade, pave or macadamlza the said spaces, than Is used for the same purpose on tna said roads and streets on either siue of said rails by the City of Bisbee. and shall keep the same constantly in repair, flush with the road, or streets and In such manner that carriages and other vehicles may easily and freely cross the same at all points and In all directions without obstruction and shall also participate In a permanent concrete structure for the subway to the extent necessary to strengthen said subwey to carry Its cars, over and above cuch construc tion as Is necessary for teams and wagons, the extra expense of Buch strengthening to be estimated by the City Engineer, and paid to tho city upon completion of the permanent structure. That work on the construction ot the railway, within the corporate limits of the City, shall commence within three (3) months after the granting of the franchise therefor, and to be prosecuted continuously thereafter, and shall, except as hereinafter pro--vided, be wholly completed and in operation within four (4) months after the commencement of said work to tho Intersection of Railroad Avenue and Brewery Avenue, but the said Company shall have an extension of time for tho completion of the work embraced herein equal to any delays caused by the act or negligence of the City, strikes, the act ot God, or any delays not caused by the act or negligence of the company.

And It Is further provided that the said Company shall complete a line of electric railway to tie corporate boundaries of the City of Bisbee up Tombstone Canyon within nine (9) months after the City shall provide a street at least forty (40) feet wide from a point near the eld flood gate In the City of Bisbee to the corporate limits up Tombstone Canyon, with no grade exceeding seven (7) per cent That when raid street Is completed to the western boundaries of the City of Bisbee with proper retaining walls and culverts sufficient to carry the electric' line and travel of the public, then the said warren Company shall pay to the City of BIsbee the sum ot nine thousand dollars Section 3. The laying of said track and all switches1 or turnouts shall conform in all cases, wtere the grade of any of said streets has been established, to said In all other cases as near to the natural grade of said streets as practicable, and when at any time any part el the route snail ttn A aA vva 4ttk CT4 At tin kf9 hiBUCU ficaw ivv changed or aHered by the City Cewi- WANT ADS TRY AN INSERTION IN THESE ANNOUNCEMENTS WANTED. WANTED-HoteL -Bell boy at Q. 90 I WANTED A good meat and vege table cook for small boarding house. Apply at Review office.

77 WANTED' Secondhand billiard table' and chairs. Address D. A. Williams, Dougla3. 66 WANTED Good cook.

Good wages. 18 Unper Lowell. 41 WANTED Partner in largo poultry farm. Quick results for right party care Review. 34 ANTED Man COOK.

and waitress who will do housework. Baker3vllle Hotel. Apply at 27 Watch repairing; all work guaranteed. Turner. 25 Main St.

FOR RENT. FOR RENT AT LOWELL Three rooms furnished for housekeeping. Inquire of Sid Harris, Pike Saloon. 1 FOR RENT Two 2-room houses, one furnished and one unfurnished; two 4-room houses; one 6-room Address L. Maxfleld, 44 Castle Hill.

FOR RENT Two nr throo fnmlcfn -Two or three furnished Rooms. CO No. 54 Brewery Gulch. FOR RENT Two room cottage, furnished for housekeeping. 72 Ctow 3on Hill.

21 FOR RENT New 4-room house, John son Addition. Inquire John Twom ey. Capital Saloon. FOR RENT Furnished and unfurn-1 ished rooms. See Jaccb Schmld Schmidt block.

71E T. If you have anything to see trv an i ad. in the classified colums of the1 Sunday Review. en the bed ot tho road nd th work t0 De done so as to fere as little as possible with the operation and maintenance of said railway and its appurtenances. Section b.

That the franchise shall Include the rls.ht er.ect an1 maintain all trolley poles, feeder poles, trolley feeders and all other wires for purposes solely connected with the operatron of said street railway, jsuch as power, light, heat and telephonic or other signals. Said franchise shall grant the railway company the right to connect such transmission and feeder system with that of any other system of electric power distribution for the nurnoe" of ohlalnlnc nnwer for tl cectinn tha Section 6. The fare to be charged on the rail way lines within the corporate limits of the City of Bisbee shall not exceed five cents per person for one continuous trip In one general direction, except when cars are chartered by private parties, and should it be neces sary for passengers to change cars to continue their trip in ji-e general direction the railway shall Issue a transfer ticket good for such contin uous trip without an adlltloial fare. S-ction 7- It te, further provided that after the completion ot said railway, sufficient cars shall run apon the same to comfortably accommodate all passengers or patrons so as to reach or pass any glveu point in each direction wltMii the city limits on said line at least every half hour, between the hours of 6:00 a. m.

and 11:00 p. m. unless prevented by some unavoidable accident- as many additional cars shall be run as the necessity of the public shall demand. Section 8. It ls agreed that the consideration for the rights and privileges granted by the City to the Company under this franchise shall be.

that the uu-pans- shall nay to the City on the first day of April of each year during the life of the franchise twenty per cent (20) of the net earnings "bi ue Company for the preceding year ending the first of January, derived from the five cent fares taken tn on cars while operating on tracks within the corporate limits of the City of Bisbee. The net earnings shall consist ot fares so taken in, less the cost ot operation, repairs, maintenance, insurance, an Interest cnarge of six per cent (6) on cost of that portion of the railway system under op-eratloa within the corporate limits of tho City, and a charge of eight per cent (8) for depreciation Daspa on the cost of the system within tne corporate limits of tho City. The Company agrees to replace with the fond created by the depreciation cnarge an equipment In any way rendered Inefficient either by use or by becoming obsolete. All personal injury or other cialms arising from the operation of the railway and ald by the Company shall be considered as operating expense. The Company agrees to furnish the City with full and verified report on the first day of ADril ot the operation of tho railway within the corporate limits ot tho citv for the vear Dreced lng the first of January of the year which such report Is made and to aecompanv such rep'- Tlth payment of twenty per cent (20) of net earnings as before provided for, and the Lity snau nave the right to examine books of the Company for tho preceding year covering such operation.

Section 9. The Company shall cause said railway to be erected within the time hereinbefore provided; and the failure of said Company to compote the tld road within the time herein provided shall also work a forfeiture ot the franchise hereby granted, Provided, however, that In else the City shall fall to provide a right of way over tho necessary portion of tho Subway, and up Tomnstone canyon as herein before specified then the forfeiture herein provided shall have no ioicc and effect section 10. Company wilt equip all cars with efficient and serviceable fender' devices, head lights aad san-1 boxes. I Bach double truck car will be eflttlp-1 Ls FOR FOR SALE. FOR SALE Horse, harness and bugl gy.

Apply No. 4, Johnson jonnson Addition. LowelL 51 FOR SALE Saddle or Driving Horse, also saddle, bridle, blanket, cheap, inquire of W. D. Nolan, Shoe Store or address Box 1316.

FOR SALE Fivo dozen Homer pigeons, one dozen fan tall. Apply Geo. Roberts. 54 Tombstone canyon, PX Office Saloon. 2G FOR SALE Burglar proof satel Tum6r.

25Maln street FOR SALE Dairy with B0 fine milch cows. Helsteins and Durhatns; and all accessories. p. O. Box 13C.

Cananea. Mexico. FOR SALE Reliance paper cutter; 23-inch knife, good as new. Ad- dress Review office. 78S "MISCELLANEOUS.

BROKE7 See Turner. Money to loan. 25 Main street, next to English Kitchen. DONT WORRYI Get the money you neea rrom Turner, 25 Main street. to Ens'l'h Kitchen.) NOTICE -Thn XTnpilnnnlrl Wnfor i.

office Is in Hickey Fisher's sere. In caso of bursting of pipes or of valves, or any one wmtlng water connections with them, at once to Hickey Fisher's store. 4 An ad. in the classified colmuns of the Review never falls to bring the Try Money to loan on Improved real es- tate. See B.

J. O'Reilly. offices. n.inic itnii.Hn.r ped with two sets of brakes, one of which to be operated by hand ana the other to be the most approved type of air brakes for the purpose. The cars will be well and sufficiently heated and lighted The cars will be provided with pushbuttons at each seat for the purpose of notifying the conductor when pas senger wishes to leave the car.

Section 11. This franchise as a grant of a public utility shall take effect when au thorized by a majority vote of the qualified electors of said City at a special election, duly and legally called for that purpose, and upon the passage and adoption thereafter of this ordinance by the Common Council of the City ot Bisbee. Passed and adopted by the Common Council of tho City of Bisbee, the day of 190 Mayor. AMinf, l'. i'! I'llW'cltyTcierS! First pnbllcatlon May 9, 1907.

ORDINANCE NO. 109. An Ordinance Amending Subdivisions 35 and 35 of Ordinance No. 95 and of Section 15 thereof, Relating to a License Tax on Hacks and Stages. BE IT ORDAINED by the Common Council of the City of Bisbee as follows, to-wit: Section 1.

That Subdivision 35 of Section 13 of Ordinance No. 95 be and the same is herebj amended to read as follows, to-wit: Every owner of any hack kept for public use or used as a public convey ance shall pay a monthly license or tax of Ten ($10,001 Dollars for every hack owned or so kept or used. Section 2. That Subdivision 38 or Section 15 of ordinance No. 95 be and tho same is hereby amended to read as follows, to-wit: Every person, firm, association or corporation keeping or using any ve hicle other than hacks, whether con nected with livery stables or not, within the city of Bisbee, for the purposes of carrying persons from one place to another through or In afd City, mall coaches excepted, or from said city to place3 without the same.

or from places without tho said city to any place within the same for hire paid to such person, firm, association or corporation, or to any agent or driver thereof shall pay a monthly license tax of Ten (10.00) Dollars. Section 3. All ordinances or parts of ordinances in conflict herewith are hereby repealed. Section 4. ThI3 ordinance snau oe In force and effect after Its passage by the Common Council, approved by tho Mayor and due publication according to law.

C. L. CAVEN, Mayor. Passed and adopted this 4th day of June, 1907. Approved 4th day of June, 190i.

Attest: C. W. HICKS, City Cleric NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Estate of Mary E. Rpuzer, deceas ed.

Notice is nereny given Dy me undcrsicned. the administratrix of the Estate of Mary E. Rouzer. deceased, to the creditors of and all persons having claims against the said deceased, to exhibit them, with the necessa ry vouchers, within ten mrnths alter the first publication of this notice to the said administratrix, at the office of Buxton-Smith Bisbee, Arizcna, the same being the place for the transaction of the business of said estate, in said County of Cochise. ELLEN E.

SMITH. Administratrix of tho Estate of Mary E. Rouzer, deceased. First publication June C. 1907.

HOTEL ORENA Everything new, richly furnished, loV rates, comer Seventh and Hope, Los Angeles, Cal. For $14 vou can rent 3 rooms furnish ed complete tor nouseKeeping; new elegant; gas range bath, 'phone. 334 South Flgueroa, 222 North Fremont. 441 West First, 712 Ceres, 1011 East Ninth 812 West Fourth. 836 Crlcker.

911 Diamond st Los Angeles, CaL HOTEL NACO New Dining Parlor now open under management of MRS. JENNIS SIMPSON. Sunday Dinner a Specialty NACO, ARIZONA. JS F. HURST, Architect.

MUHEIM BLOCK 'Phone 338 Urt. W. fc, HANKIN, 0. Deotltt. Bank of BIsbee Main St.

'Phone 68. JAMES 8. FIELDER, Attorney at Law, Deming N. M. Practice In the Courts of Eastern Arizona, Western Tex- as and New Mexico.

0 FRANK H. HEREFORD, Attorney and Counsellor at Law TUCSON, ARIZONA. Agent for Land Script. "RED SUTTER, Attorney at Law, Over Citizens' Bank and Trust Building. BIsbee, Arizona.

ACCIDENT AND HEALTH INSURANCE. PACIFIC MUTUAL. Low Rat-s to Office Men. CREDIT TO MINERS. Hours 11 to 3 and 8 to 10 p.

m. Room 7, Huqhes BIk. 'Phon- 219 J. G. HOWARD.

Dist. Mar. 'SfSTN i Dr. EL A. Schell Eye Specialist Next visits Bisbee, Nc and Douglas In May and June.

33 N. 8ton Av Tucson, Aril. m.m. Csss wwf I DRS. CASSADY WILKINSON SPECIALISTS.

Diseases of Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Eyes tested. Glasses properly fitted. Office: Rooms 2 and 3 Schmidt Building. Office hours, 9 to 12 a. 1 to 4 p.

m. Phone- 308; ''90, LODGE DIRECTORY. Daughtere of Uebekah. Lodge No. 8.

meet in Medlgovich Hall second and fourth Thursday evenings of eac month. MRS. LILLIAN BLAIR, Noble Grand, MRS. MAUD PERRY. Secretary.

3t m-. mm BISEEE COMMANOERY NO. 4 KNIGHTS TEMPLAR. Stated conclave the first Monday of ach month at 7:30 p. m.

Sojournlne mgnis are courteously welcomed. CHARLES L. CAVEN. C. C.

F. PHILBROOK. Recorder. PERFFCT A3HER LODQS No. 12, F.

and A. meet first Thursday of each monti. Visiting brethren cordlallj Invited to attend. C. W.

HICKS. W. M. C. PHTLBROOK, Secy.

Woodmen of the World meet la. Medlgovich Hall the 1st Thursday of each month. Visiting brothers invited to attend. H. M.

SHIELDS. C. C. C. N.

THOMAS, Clerk. R. A. vocation day In RiwtUar cos Third Tub-each monti. 8:15 p.

m. Vlsltlia companions in soA standteg invited. H. A. SCHWARTZ.

H. P. C. F. PHTLBROOK.

Sec'y. Q. P. O. E.

Blsbe Lodge, No. G71, meets first and third Friday ot each month ftt new Elks' Hall. Visiting brothers cordially invited. C. E.

RINEHART, Exalted Rules. JOSEPH S. McKEEHAN, Sec'y. I. O.

R. M. Meets every Thursday evening la K. of p. Hall.

All visiting Red welcome. W. P. MARDEN, Sachexa. F.

C. FENDERSON, C. ot P. Rathbone Lodge No. 10.

Knights ot Pytt- las, meets eTory Tuesday evening lit -the Pythian uasue. Visiting brothers cordially Invited. M. B. MORSE.

C. a J. C. KREIGBADM. K.

of R. S. Bisbee Lodge No. 10, 1. O.

O. meets every Monday evening at Opera KW House Hall. Visiting brethren cordially invited to attend. THOMAS BLAIR, N. G.

F. C. FENDERSON, Secretary. Eastern Star Lods meets on the second and fourth Wednesdai In each month. LETTIE S.

WOODS, Worthy Matroi K-ATHHRINE E. PAFF. Secretary. BROTHEHOOD OF AMERICAN YOEMEN. Richard I Homestead S9 meets second and fourth Mondays at Medlgovich Hall.

Anofipnt cordially Invited. THOS. E. HALL, Foreman. D.

CASSIDY, uorrespouueuv. 4 Phone 461. I HARTLEY'S CLEANING 1 WORKS. He calls for and delivers your Clothes. Pressing and Cleaning a specialty.

Hats Cleaned and Blocked. Opp. Mercantile Store. Naco Road. Jf A F-5.