Bisbee Daily Review from Bisbee, Arizona • Page 7

THE BISBEE DAILY REVIEW, BISBEE, ARIZONA, TUESDAY MORNING, JULY 7, 1908. PAGE SEVEN I BtH0BB0G6m0Bt00BB6tB6RgmB6B00B066BBma000Bm CITY '9'oowwwimwmwww. PERSONAL MENTION. Mf and Mrs A. Bennett returned froni the Huachucas yesterday.

Carl II McConnell Ml yssterda for Boston. Goode has returned from the Huachaca Mountains where he spent the 4th. Just before leaving Friday for his outing. Mr. Goode was bitten a dog and his arm is quite badly swollen as a result.

Miss Bagby spent two days with a camping party in the Huachucas. Frank Moson of Hereford spent two days hi the Huachucas with friends and was in Bisbee yesterday William Deane left Sunday for Boston. Mrs. W. B.

Cleary and children, ac companied by Mr. J. K. Shoemaker left yesterday for New York where i they will visit during the summer and Mrs. Cleary will place her son in school.

J. Denver. Malgren left yesterday for George C. Kansas City. Gilman has gone to Otto.

P. Kroeger left yesterday for Kansas City. H. H. Taliagerro of Naco spent Sunday in the city.

W. Corbett and wife left gun day for Sebree. Kentucky, to visit for two months. M. R.

Gilman and wife are visiting in Nevada. Missouri. Mrs. Campbell, who has been visit ing her son. Edward Campbell, left yesterday for her home in San Antonio, Texas.

Miss Ftizpatrick of Cananea is visiting friends in the city. Banks returned from the rlasr chucas. Mm. A. Crow of Douglas will i.r rhTtoday to visit her brother.

W. 1. Beene, and bride. Mrs. G.

K. Reynolds and niece. Mrs. I-. S.

Putnam and little daughter leave today for l-os Angeles to spend the remainder of the summer. Geo. B. Ryan was in the etts from Chicago. Attorney D.

1,. Cunningham and Mrs. Cunningham of Tombstone were is-itors in Bisbee yesterday. Mr. and EL Harlaint were in from the Modern mine yesterday.

Deputy Sheriff Hob Hilburn of Douglas passed through the city yesterday afternoon on his way to the county seat. W. A. Schwartz returned yesterday morning from a trip to Tucson. Dr.

and Mrs. Geo. D. Craig have returned from an outing at Iewis Springs and the Huaehuca mountains. Geo.

1-aird has returned from a trip to San Lata Potosi. Mex. Mr. and Mrs. R.

A. Kirk have gone to Phoenix, where Kirk will assume his duties as secretary of the Territorial Fair Association. .1 Foster of the Gila valley was in the city yesterday. Sheriff Jack White returned yesterday to Tombstone after a trip to Douglas and Bisbee. I-em Williams arrived in the city yesterday from a trip to Canada H.

W. Chittenden returned yestr- day from a trip to Cananea Assistant District Attorney Ross passed through the city yesterday afternoon on his way from Douglas to the county seat. M. F. Dicus of Douglas arrived in the city yesterday afternoon to look after business interests.

M. Bright, formerly in charge of the job department of the Review, was in tae city yesterday from Tucson. A. Raymond of Tucson was In the city yesterday. A.

Miller of Tucson was a business visitor to the city yesterday. A. C. Mott of San Francisco was in Itifbee yesterday. Harry Duey was here yest rday from Douglas.

H. Cuthhfrt of Douglas was here yesterday on business. Quenches Thirst HORSFORD'S ACID PHOSPHATE. It makes a refreshing, cooling beverage, and wholesome tonic superior to lemonade. CROWD TURNED AWAY FROM ROYAL THEATRE LAST NIGHT.

The Theatre Royal was packed to the doors last evening, the S. R. O. sign being hung out early in the evening. The program was an unusually good one.

One picture in particular, entitled "The Hoosier Fighter" received round after round of applause. If the actors in this picture could have responded to the encores they would have been obliged to appear before the curtain a number of times. The other pictures were away above the average and the illustrated songs as rendered by Mrs. Chas. Means were good.

The program as a whole is easily the best ever shown Bisbee. The same program will be on tonight and tomorrow. FOUR DRUNKS. Notwithstanding that the justice courts of the city had not been in session for two days when the usual morning session held yesterday, thrre were only two prisoners in each court who were charged with having disturbed the peace through having tried to put on too strenuous a celebration of the Fourth. Justice Hogan and Justice Burdick each had mo cases.

Pleas of guilty were en-d in each of the cases. o- IN OLDEN TIMES. People Were Content to Take Things Easi'r Than Now. If our forefathers could behold the modern locomotives, automobiles nd electric car-, thev would hold up their hands in astonishment. The stag- coach was fa-t inoigh then people rc more content to take things easy Thev used to be satisfied with any sort of a har lotion that came along if if did not prcen.

lldues tie? though' he prevented Its different now People know that cans" baldness and that Nebros H-rpicide kills the gfrm. thus curing dandruff and preventing baldness. Sold in leading druggets Send inc. in stamp' for to The Herpteide Co. Detroit.

Mich Two sizes. and Bisbee Drug Special Ap You get money back If you buy an build in Warren. ,0 4FaFssT4aaTsF4sl NEWS ALLIE HOWES FOURTH. lie Howe was in Bisbee yesterday la Ml trains on his way back to Tombstone after two strenuous days in the Old Pueblo. Tucson wa: sizzling on the Fourth and that night Howe claims the thermometer did not drop a notch.

When he did doze oB he fell Into a troubled dreaming nightmare that his reckless life had finally ended as christian friends had often told him it would. When he woke up he rang the bell for ices. etc. But there is a 1 o'clock closing hour now In the Old Pueblo. Then he fell back Into a fitful slumber and dreamed hla nightmare over again.

Yeeterday morning the Pullman porter forgot to call Allie at Benson and the train was nine miles east of that point when the conductor woke him up for his 'ticket. Howe walked and ran back In I time to catch the train for Bisbee and vows that henceforth the peaceful solitude of reformed Tombstone will be good enough for him. A CHANCE TO OWN YOUR HOME. OWN Money to loan to build home. Repayment in monthly installments Inquire of K.

vom Staufen. office with I. W. Ross, attorney. Schmid-Shattti-k building.

683 FOR RENT One very desirable office suite of two rooms in the AUen Block. Inquire 1.. A1I Allen lilock. HEARING TODAY. T.

X. Carpenter, who is under bond in the county jail in this city to the amount og bee-ame of thrtats against his wife, will ba given a hearing this afternoon at 2 o'clock In Justice Oiler's court on a charge of nurgiarv. Carpenters ttunsnrtlons in organizing the Salvation Army here, and other transactions of a shady character, have made him a well known character, and much intere will attach to his hearing this after noon Much of the evidence against him which will be used in the trial today has been published in the Re view, and is of a very damaging character. Dr. J.

TV Thtirman. whose grip Carpenter is thought to have burglarized. Is expected be here in time to testify at the trial. NOTICE The Iowa on Clawson Hill has hands. Good home cooking and plenty of fresh milk Mrs.

A. E. Robinson, proprietor. 681 The English Kitchen is taking the lead in catering to ladies' trade. The service is excellent, the attendants courteous and gentlemanly and location central.

A need of the city felt for a long time is being supplied bv institution. 644 FOURTH AT NOGALES. Quite a number of Bisbee people re turned Stmday and yesterday from Nogales where the? attended the Fourth celebration. A great crowd attended the demonstration and the cowboys' dance on Friday night brought punchers in from all over the southern part of the territory and the state of Sonora in Mexico. Governor Kibbey was the speaker on the Fourth.

The governor received quite an ovation. He returned to Phoenix on Saturday evening. RUBES WERE WINNERS. The Bisbee Rubes trimmed the Douglas Stars on Sunday The Rubes had on their batting clothes and banged Armstrong, the boy wonder pitcher of the Smelter City, to all parts of the field. The bombardment was so fierce it drowned the din of the cannon crackers which were iiop ping about the grounds.

The score was. to 8. ALL ROADS LEAD TO ROME. Such is the old saying, hut if ron follow the crowds on the streets you will find that they wi'l you to the Theatre Royrl. We a turning tbem away and if you want to see the ati pirture show we have ever offered to our patrons secure your seats earlv.

0 NO FUNERAL ARRANGEMENTS. Funeral arrangements for the in- ferment of the remains of Mrs. David rC. Robinson, who died at the Coper Queen hospital Saturday afternoon, have been postixmed until the arrival of the father of the deceased. I.

V. Corthell. who left Machias. N. last night Mrs.

Corthell and daughter, Miss T.elia i.rrived in Bisbee Sunday COUNTY OFFICIALS THROUGH. A big bunch of county officials passed through the city yesterday en route home from Douglas, where they had gone to look after their political fences, and incidentally to enjoy the celebration which the Smelter Tity had prepared. AIRDOME TICKETS. Round trip tickets to the Warren Airdome are on sale at Rineh irt's drue store and Johnson Addition arooi ry store. H.

Clarkson has moved to his new quarters next to Buxton-Smith and is now able to show a fine display of saddles, harness, etc. BOYS TO PLAY BALL. The iiite Sox. an organization composed of the young ball players of Tombstone Canyon, will try their nines again next Sunday with the Ruies. ho defeated them two weeks ago The game will he called at War ren at If o'clock.

The White Sox defeated the Johnson Addition Stars Sunday by a score of 36 to 15 Following will be the line-up of the White Son: William Gill, catcher: Ben Kelp pitcher: Will Crttcnley, f. George Gill. 8. Kid Carroll, t. Da' Graham, s.s.; F.

Campbell. 1 A Tate. c. f. Shorty Lewis, r.

Carl substitute. AIRDOME TICKETS. Round trip tickets to the Warren Airdome are on sale at dru? stor; and Johnson Addition grocer, stars, Pure lea cream, wholesale and re- i rail, at Koch's, phone 346. Branch at I Warren 262 WOMAN FINED. Mattte Parker, a woman of color, was arraigned before Andes Hogan yesterday on a charge of "making loud and unusual noises, obstreperous conduct, etc." Six (.: nifd ta soft impeachment and demand-.

a trial, which will given hi i. rnooii at 5 o'clock. COUNTERFEITERS' HEARING The two men who were arrested Douglas on the Fourth on charge Of counterfeiting, will given a hearing in that city Wednesday, according to the statemeut of Sheriff White, who passed through the city yesterday. One of the men, Chas. YV.

Wetland, said to have formerly been a minister of the gospel. They arrived at Douglas with a wagon and team. fleers are endeavoring to "mint." MORENCI WINS GAME. Visitors returning yesterday from Douglas state thatthe game between Morenci and Clifton was a very one sided affair, resulting in a victory for thi Morenci boys by a score of six-Wen to four. The game was played during a high wind.

ALL ROADS LEAD TO ROME. Such is the old saying, but if follow the crowds on the streets yon will find that the lead you to the Theatre Royal We are turning them and if you "an' to i the we have ever offered to our patrons secure your seats' early. Alhambra wholesale ice cream. 149 HAS LEFT CITY. Roy a young attorney who has been with the law firm of 6'Con-nell McReynolds for si rani months, has gone to Tucson, from which pteca he will so to California, his home wh.re he will probably locate.

AIRDOME DANCING. The dancing pavlllion at the Air-dome is Hearing completion and the opening ball will be given on Wednesday evning. An nt orches tra has been engaged for the occasion and a good attendance is expected. Spend your summer vacation in Warren. 704 BOY HAS PNEUMONIA.

The thirteen-year-old boy of Mike Deiro, who resides in Brewery Gulch, i very seriously ill with an attack of pneumonia. CHILD HAS TYPHOID. The two-year-old boy of Mr. and Mrs. Chas.

Fine, whose home is in. Jiggerville. is seriously ill with an at tack of typhoid fever. The father is an employe of the C. Q.

The case is unusual owing to the youthfulness of the patient. TAKEN TO HOSPITAL. Mrs. Howard, who resides near I-aundry Hill, has been taken to the Copper Queen hospital for treatment. i It's an ill wind, but It blows some ood real estate in Warren.

704 BRIDE AND GROOM RETURN. If. Beene, manager of the Central Pharmacy, will retorn today from Kon Worth. Texas, where they were recently married Mr and Mrs. T.

G. Beene of Johnson Addition will give a reception this evening in honor ol their son and wife. -c- MARRIED SUNDAY. Miss Emily Smith and Reuben M. Gunderson were married Sunday by Rev.

I. Fry Both young people are well and favorabrj known here. SURPRISE PROMISED Invitations are out announcing a party to be given Wednesday evening at the Y. W. C.

A. by the members and some friends. A surprise of some kind is promised the guests after which refreshments will In- served. About 60 are invited. ILL WITH RHEUMATISM.

Miss Alice Carlick. a sister in law of Librarian Vail, is qnHe ill with rheumatism and will be taken to I.os Angeles for treatment. THE ENGLISH SPARROW. Heretofore observers have been in: clined to believe that the so-called English sparrow had not crossed the Assert voluntarily, but had been brought here by some admirer and liberated. It now appears otherwise as tluy are now reported scattered throughout the country and far from the 'ine of railroad.

M. F. Oilman it ports the bird-i at Sacaton and word comes from numeious other placet of their, presence there. eviv Want Ads Bring Results. LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE PROBATE COFRT of the County of Cochise. Territoiy of Arizona. In the matter of the Guardianship of Floyd S. Sampson. Ethel Sampson.

Margaret E. Sampson and Emory-Sam pson. minors. Notice foi testing of Settlement of account. Notice is hereby given that Florence I.

FosteV. the guardian of the above named minors, has presented for settlement and filed in said Conn, her report and rendered an account of her guardianship of said minors, and that Saturday, the ISth day of July. 1908, at 2 o'clock p. at the court room of said court, at the Court House in the city of Tombstone. In said Cochise county, has been duly appointed by the Judge of said Court, for the settlement of said account, at which time and place anv person interested in said estate may apiiear and file his exceptions in writing to the said ac count and contest the same.

Dated Julv 2. 190R. J. E. JAMES.

Clerk. HUGHES DENS0N Pitimt)eri, rlGURES FURNISHED ON ALL FURNISHED WORK. Hughes Block Phone 72, Bisbee GRAF Fire Insurance Phone B-111. MAKING and PAYING INTEREST You are makng and payng interest when you borrow money through tin COCHISE lU'lLDIDING ic LOAN ASSOCIATION. WHY, HOW IS THAT? Why? Because you are first required to purchase one Share of Stock Bar each $200.00 you wish to borrow, which costs you $2.00 per month.

To borrow you purchase five shares of stock. fn three wars von have drawing you more interest than you pay "How?" We get interest on your monthly payments and interest your interest you pay each month. fyeyefT'e, Hundred's I OF PEOPLE ARE PROSTRATED I Throughout the East by the like that ever happened at fcVtKHAKDT'S where those UP-iO-DATE show cases and PERFECT Cooling Rooms refrigerate his Beef, Veal, Pork and Mutton. IF YOU WANT THE BEST, buy your meats at i 5 E.F. Everhardy's Phone 66, Under Buxton-Smith Co.

Brewery Gulch i0mmmomm0OO000BU0mm0m000ma0000B6000ai00BBm000000GBmMfomBmBm Rinsey REAL ESTATE BROKERS If you want to rent, sell or Insure your property, we can do it. Wo have real estate investments that will pay you 24 per cent interesL It is no trouble for us to answer questions or show our property. WANT ADS Trv An inrfici i In TleseColumns Tor Results ANNOUNCEMENTS WANTED. WANTED A dishwasher at O'Brien's, South Bisbee. Mrs.

WANTED Position as house maid. Address Mips Maggie George. Bisbee, Ariz. l-UK RENT. FOR RENT House keeping rooms.

Edward House Johnson Addition. ess FOR RENT 3 first class furnished rooms for housekeeping. Inquire Opera Drive. 620 FOR RENT Storage iti Classes oi goods. Apply Brophy Carriage LswelL njR RfcNT Nicely furnished front room.

Inquire 70 Clawson Hill, 2 doors above Baptist Church. 634 rOR RENT 3 furnished rooms. Ap-plv Mrs McDonald. 117 School Hill. 630 FOR RENT Nicely room.

Phone B. 121. 551 FOR RENT Two rooms ann kitchen furnished for housekeeping. Inquire first house above Baptist Church. FOFt RENT Four room house in Warren.

Apply F. E. Coles, Copper Qtssen Store. 658 FOR RENT Furnished Tooms for housekeeping. Apply Star Ixidging -e.

Brewery Gulch. 669 FOR SALiT FOR RENT Two furnished rooms for light housekeeping 7 Clawson Hill. Ma FOR SALE" CHEAP One Rambler touring car. 16 H. model.

first class condition. Inquire W. C. Stenhing, Helvetia, Arizona. FOR RENT Furnished rooms In new concrete building back of brick terrace.

ChiTiuhua Hill FOR RENT room bouse, 15 Mason Hill. Apply Mrs. Callahan Ma son Hill. 678 FOR RENT Two room house com total) tarnished; furniture for sale. Right in town.

Add? E. general delr 684 BROS. Copper Queen Hotel Extreme Heat, but nothing Francis INSURANCE FOR RENT. FORRENT Rooms, also rooms ior housekeeping. Third door above Baptist Church.

Clawson Hill, tg FOR RENT 4 room house and bath. Mason Hill, apply Mrs. C. Clawson. Quary Gulch.

679 FOR SALE. ALTURA PAHK LOTS. El Paso, $200 and more on monthly payments; no interest; no taxes. Has two car lines. waer and electric lights.

Mc-Cord Orpin, 211 Texas btreet, El I'aso. FOR SALE Rasa, sanitary couch. sewing machine, go cart, high chair, child's and l.ahv No nn Castle Hill, above Baptist church. t75 FOR SALE renovateaand new matresses for sale at cut rates. Bumham Furniture Company, phone L.

113. FOR SALE Lots in Douglas, on graded streets, city water, high and level, good soil, large lots, 50 by 142 feet, close In. $75.00 and up on easy payments of a montn. Write Grindell ".17 Ninth Douglas. 408 FOR SALE Roll top office desk.

Singer and White sewing machines, nearly new. less than half price. Highest cash prices paid for second hand goods. Brewery Avenue. Standard Furniture Co.

FOR SALE A bargain: 3 rubber-tire buggies one solid rubber pneumatic tire, one bicycle whee' buggy, with or without horses tum harness. Inquire W. D. Evans. A.

Tovrea Brewery Avenue Market. 121 FOR SALE Boarding house, close in, good business. Rent reasonable. Address Box 45. Review office.

".88 FOR SALE Light spring wagon, two good horses and harness, cheap. Mrs. M. J. Wood, 160 Timby avenue.

652 FOR SALE T5 shares Bisbee improvement Co. stock. $10 per share, Apply Review office. 134 MONEY TO LOAN MONEY to loan in small amounts on good security. Address B.

MM Lowell, Ariz. MISCELLANENOUS SECOND HAND furniture bought aid sold. Brooks-Cooper Furniture O. K. street.

653 PACIFIC DETECTIVE BUREAU furnishes experienced operatives for all kinds of detective work divorce, mining, criminal. Correspondence solicited. Suite 300 Thorpe Los Angeles, Cal. 557 JpTrOL8TERING General repairing and.matress work. Will call for and deliver all work.

Buroam Furniture Phone L. 113. 445 WANTED YouBiV th Board first class. Home Cooking. Plenty of fresh milk.

Board, $1 per day. Rooms, per month. Clean and quiet place, centrally located. LEGAL NOTICES. TREASURY DEPAKTMENT, Office of the Comptroller of the Cur reacy, Washington, D.

March 24, UW8. Notice is hereby given to all persons who may have claims against "The First National Bank of Bisbee." Territory of Arizona, that the same must be presented to T. N. Lakin, receiver, with the legal proof thereof within three months from this date or they may be disallowed. WM.

B. RIDGLEY, 542 Comptroller of the Currency. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Eatatt of Thomas White, de ceased Notice is hereby given by the undei -igned. the administrator of the estate of Thomas White, to the creditors of and all persons having claims against the said deceased, to exhibit them, with the necessary vouchers, within ten months after the first publication of Ibis notice to the said administrator at the office of Neale Salter, attorneys at law, in the city of Bisbee, the same being the place for the transaction of the business of Aid estate, in said county of Cochise.

JAMES C. WHITE, Administrator of the estate of Thomas P. White, deceased. Date Monday. thiF 22nd day of June, 1908.

First publication June 30th, 190s. NOTICE OF CREDITORS. E. tate of Christian Zumstein. de-censed.

Notice is hereby given by the undersigned, the administrator of the estate of Christian Zumstein, deceased, to the creditors of and all persons atmiTlel tf iJI i dCCeaS- 1 lit iiift v.i.eo led to exhibit them, with the neces sary vouchers wrBun four monuis after the first publication of this notice to the said administrator at the office of M. J. Brown, attorney at law, in the city of Bisbee, the same being the place for the transaction of the business of said estate in said Coun-tv of Cochise. I.Y.MAN B. STODDARD.

Administrator of the estate of Christian Zumstein, deceased. Dated Saturday, this 27h d-ay of June. 1908. First publication June 29. 1908.

THE LITTLE DELMONICO. RESTAURANT. BREWERY GULCH. Next to Vienna Bakery "THE BEST ALWAYS." THE PALACE I GROCERY SPECIAL AGENCY FOR HEIM'S BEER PRIDE OF THE VALLEY FLOUR MERRnTS BEST BUTTER. FINE8T LINE OF STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES mu iiwuuna r-ruiis ano vegeiames absolutely Fresh and First-Class Carnation Wheat Flakes Phone 300.

ARIZONA NEW MEXICO RAILWAYJMMPANY. SCHEDULE Effective January 5th, 1908. A. M. P- M.

7:20 Clifton, A. 6:0 7:38 North Siding, A. 7:02 South Siding, A. 7:57 Guthrie, A. T.

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9:14.. .4:26 .4:0 .3:30 9:35. 9:51 Veitcb, N. 10:05 L. H.

3: 15 10:10 Lordsburg, N. 10:30 L. H. 50 10:35 Oil Spring. N.

10:51 Robert, N. 2:30 11:08 Brockman, N. If 2:10 11:40 Hachita, N. 1:40 For further information apply nearest Agent, to NORMAN CARMICHAEL, Asi't GenT Supt. A.

T. THOMPSON. Treasurer. CLIFTON. A.

promptly or MO rcc VMOC-MAftKS, ftveall aou I. rrKia-tertd. Betid ftMcb, Modal or Low, lor tree report on patenLatJitr. all business STMCTLV COWI9CMTIAL. furot precLIOS SorrlliC refwwe.

inventor! mouia lutTe oar onflow to -1 in. Tendons will per. Howtoifrtftpnjt iter unftbta uuormxi tree to any iiiiiui D. SWIFT CO. 501 Seventh Washington, 0.

Cv BISBEE LODGE DIRECTORY. MASONIC CALENDAR FOR Wl 4r WEEK ENDING JULY 11, Knights Templar, regulaL Blue lide W. 8. STEWART, W. M.

G. A. BRIDGE, H. P. F.

J. GRAF, E. C. C. E.

PHTLBROOK, Sec. DAUGHTERS OF REBEKAh l-odge No. meet 1. O. O.

F. Ha Vala Street. First and Third Friday evenings of each month. HISS JOSEPHINE LTPPERT, Noble Grass. MRS.

MA CD PERRY, Secretary. BROTHERHOOD OF AMERICAN YEOMEN. Richard I Homestead meets second and foort Wednesdays at Pytfela Castle. Visiting Archers as cordially invited. T.

HALL, Foreman. EDWARD B. KEAST Correspondent P. O. Box 2094 Rathbone Lodge, Nt 10, of Pyth-las, meets evera Tuesday evening ta Pythian Castle.

Vlsitina br cordially invited. J. H. BARBEE, C. J.

B. KRE1GBAUM, K. of 8. Woodmen of tie World meet ta Pythian Castle the second and fourth Monday of each month. Visiting brothers invited to attend.

C. C. CRAWFORD, C. C. C.

N. THOMAS. Clerk. B. P.

O. ELK8. Blsbets Lodge, No. 671, meets Bni and third Friday of each month si Elks' Hall. Vlsltmg brothers cordially invited.

jack McGregor, Exalted Ruler. JOSEPH 8. M'KEEHAN. 8ec'y. I.

O. R. M. Meets every Thursdav evening to Pythian Castle. All visiting Red Jfsa welcome.

J. E. NORRIS Sachem. F. C.

FENDERSON, C. of If. D. COHN, Medicine Man. Bisbee Lodge, No.

10, I O. O. meets every Wednesday evenlne Odd Fellows' Hall, Mais street. Visiting brothers are cordially Invited ta attend. J.

H. HOWELL. Acting Noble Gran. F. C.

FENDERSON. Secretary. Eastern Star meets on the and fourth Wednesday In each month. ISABELLA BROWN, Worthv Matron KATHERINB E. PAFF.

Secretary KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS. -Cananea Lodge, No. 6, Y. M. C.

Hall, Cananea, Sonora. Meets ere Wednesday. Visitors cordially invited C. R. Wright, C.

C. C. M. Sandene, M. of Henry Lane, K.

of A 8. P. O. Box 71. KNIGHTS OF THE MACCABEEt TENT No.

3. Meeting nights, first and third Mol days, Medlgovich Hall. Visiting Sij Knights are invited to attend. P. J.

McCTJLLOTJGH, Com. E. A. WILKINSON, R. K.

PROFESSIONAL CARDS. H. T. CUTHBERT ACCOUNTANTS AND AUDITORS. DOUGLAS, AR1ZONV FRANK H.

HEREFORD, Attorney and Counsellor at Law, s) TUCSON, ARIZONA. Agent for Land Script DR. W. E. HANKIN, Dentist.

Bank of Bisbee Main St Phone 68. 41 a JAMES S. FIELDER, Attorney at Law, Deming, N. M. Practice In the Courts of Eastern Arizona, Western Texas and New Msxiea DR.

JAS. LIVINGSTON. S. 4 4 i I Has opened a Board and Sale stable at E. B.

Mason's, Lowell, Arizona. see E. G. Strickler. R.

C. Stanford. STRICKLER ft STANFORD Attorneys at Law Office over Citizens Bank ft Trust Company. Phons 306. Bisbee Arixoaa.

W. MUIK Opposite Y.M.C.A flr W- BjsaW VI IbbbwV" ssntPZ -r-wai3i llnnssssbsP 4KlaK 30.