Bisbee daily review. [volume], December 17, 1901, Image 4

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Local Happenings in Brief.
V. M. Hoey camo Id yesterday from
Koijales and left for Douglas.
W. J. Lewis and family letf for
their home in Douglas yesterday.
'': Rev. H. M. Shields went to Douglas
.yesterday evening and returned same
dae.
F. H. Perkins, architect for the Cop
per Queen, went to Douglas yesterday
evening.
Attorney W. C. McFarland left yes
terday morning for his home In Solo
monville. The premier star comedian of the
dayls Billy Clark, with Hi Henry's
Minstrels.
"' George C. Clarke has returned from
a trip to Globe, where he has been on
"mining business.
Mrs. Frank Goodbody, who has been
quite ill at the residence of V. H.
Brophy, is much improved.
A large number of Bisbeeltes"' were
out with gucB ard rifles bunting quail,
rabbits and big game Sunday.
Attorney W. P. Miller returned from
Benson Sunday evening with Mrs. Mil
ler. They will reside in Bisbee perma
"nently. T. H. Tracey, representing the El
Paso Mine and Smelter Supply com
pany, is in Blsbee on business for his
company.
Frank Goodbody and son came orer
from Tombstone Sunday and spent the
day, the gaest of Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
H. Brophy.
GeoigeMcMullen has returned from
a visit to bis relatives back east. Geo.
says there Is no place like Arizona and
is glad to get br.ck.
Dr. and Mrs. G. S. Hall, Mr. and Mrs
Alfred S. Wilson and Jadge Jose S.
Teran left for Nacozari last Saturday
after spending a few days in .Bisbee.
Deputy Sheriff Al Strickland came
up from Douglas yesterday with two
Mexican prisoners, one being Loreta
Zamora, who escaped from the Bisbee
jail some time ago.
Annie, the three-year-old daughter
of Ms, and Mrs. R. W. Mclsaacs, died
yesterday morning and will be buried
this evening at 3 o'clock from the Mc-
Isaac residence, No. 491, near the slag
dump.
On account of the inclement weather
the regular Sunday shoot of the Bisbee
Gun Club did not take place Sunday.
Stewart Hunt still wears the club but'
ton, having broken 48 oat of 50 birds
at the last shoot.
Geo. E. Place, representing Mines
and Mewllu-gy, published at Los An
geles, New York and Chicago, arrived
in Bisbee yesterday and will remain a
few day looking over this wonderful
mining country. He is making a tour
of the territory.
R. Toobey, T. J. Maloney and Pete
Tehaney left yesterday for Phoenix.
Tim will be married Wednesday to
Miss Ellen Toohey. The bride and
groom will spend their honeymoon In
California and then return to their
new home in Douglas.
A private telegram was received in
Bisbee lite Friday that a daughter. was
bornto Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Greene. It
was further stated that both mother
and child were doing well. Mr. Greene
Is at present with his wife and child
and will return to Arizona some time
Jd January.
A fire alarm was turned in last even
ing about nine o'clock, caused by a Ore
in a small frame bouse -on Chihuahua
hill,. belonging to S. K. Williams and
occupied by Musical Smith. The fire
was caused by a lamp exploding, but
was extinguished before any great
damage was done.
Loois Davis, deputy district clerk,
informed the Rkview representative at
Tombstone that the average Dumber of
cases docketed here for trial at each
term of court largely exceeds the num
ber of cases docketed in Pima county.
where he is also deputy clerk and
therefore knows that of which ha
'speaks
i. Judge George 'R. Davis opens court
in Santa Cruz county the first week in
'January, 1902, and yesterday milled
j the neceesary orders for the summon
sing of the grand Jury to report at No
"gales on Thursday, January 2, and of
.the trial jury on Saturday, January 4.
From Nogales Judge Davis goes to
"Phoenix to attend a session of the ter
ritorial supreme ccurt as a member.
On Wednesday, December 18, the
'Copper Queen Library will be closed
for changes and repairs. In the ad
joining room, which was formerly used
by the post office, the reading tables
will be placed, in order that the public
may have access to the newspapers,
' bat no books will be received or given
out on that date. Books due on De
cember ltth may be returned on the
19th without detention charges.
At a meeting held Sunday evening
at the fire boose for the purpose of or-
ganislng a chemical company composed
of young men sixteen members were
enrolled. W.J. Hemick was elected
foreman, A. W. Howe, first assistant;
Arthur Mullen, second assistant; G. G,
Lopez, secretary and treasurer. The
boys have entered into the company
with a spirit of earnestness and will be
' found on hand when-called- Of the
"sixteen members that were enrolled
- Bine of them were on hand last night
at the fire aad while they could not
reach the fire with the engine did good
work with the band extinguishers
which are carried on the engine.
Card ef Tfcaiks.
The family of Frank Bowmao desire
to return their sincere thanks to all
their friends in Bisbee, who rendered
assistance and sympathy in their sad
bereavement.
fire at TenbstMe.
At Tombstone last Saturday night,
about 0:30 the residence of District
Clerk A. H. Emanuel was burned, only
the adobe walls remained standing
Mr. Emanuel was calling the roll of
grand jurors when he was told bis res
Idence was on fire. Judge Davis, who
was rooming at the Emanuel bouse,-
adjourned court and all rasbeJ to the
fire, but too late to save anything the
entire contents being a total loss. Mr,
W. K. Meade was stopping with
Mr. Emanuel and lost all his belong'
ings, also Judge Davis lost bis allse
and contents. Amount of Insurance
carried on the house and furniture was
not given.
They Travel In a Special Trail
The big show, Hi Henry's City Min
strel Aggregation of fifty all white
performers, who appear at the Bisbee
opera house on Thursday and. Friday,
December 19 and 20. Matines Friday,
December 20.
The parade at noon includes a loco
mobile display, a superb military band
of forty musicians, and their big 200
pound St. Bernard dog, said to be the
finest in the world, having mure per
fect points and va'ue-way up in the
thousands, certainly a magnificent animal.
The premier comedian of the com
pany, Mr. Billy Clark, is said to be as
bright as the brightest and a well bred
gentleman. A great feature is the lit
tle tot, Viola Abt, pronounced by the
oldest professionals a wonder in her
line; a gifted danseuse of the highest
ability, executing exquisite toe danc
ing, pirouettes an-; poses, together
with her r renchy songs and Inimitable
cake walk.
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best bakine powder it saves
time, patience, eggs, butter,
reputation as a cook and other
things that you want to save.
Schilling's Best is the baking
oowder.
GRAND OPENING of the
finest line of Holiday Goods g?
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Silverware, in fact every- i
thing in the Holiday line.
The fancier cases range in gg
price from 50c up; Dolls from
25c up; imitation hand
paintings 50c up.
JELL m TELEPHONE
BUSINESS 'PHONES, $4.00 per Ho.
RESIDENCE " $3.00
First Get Your Telephone
Bisbee Improvement Co. Manager's Office No. 200.
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Funeral Directors.
0. K. Livery, Feed fa Sale Stables
B. F. GRAHAM & CO., Props.
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Duty Paid Conveyances to all parts of Sonora.
K.. DAILY STAGE LINE,
B. F. GRAHAM A CO. Psor.
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CfjAKERY..
Fresh made Bread delivered
to any part of the city.
Stoddard & Zumstein
N.ar Opsra House
The Turf
Sportsmen's Resort
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Finest Liquors, Wines, Beer
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JAMES LETSON Prop.
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Choice Beef, Pork, Mutton, Sausage and
Dressed Poultry.
OUR MOTTO
will be "The Best Always." By merit alone we
expect to share your patronage. Respectfully so
liciting your trade at the old stand of Overlook's.
Goods Delivered to any Part City
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In the way of Holiday Gifts. Something
novel in wearing apparel is always an ap
appreciated present.
Our line of novelties for both ladies and '
gentlemen surpasses anything ever shown
in Bisbee.
Gold and Silver headed Parasols,
Mexican hand carved Pnnses and Books.
Silk Scarfs and Shawls.
Steel cut Chatelaine Bags,
Mexican Brawn Work Handkerchiefs.
Needle Work Silk Handkerchiefs.
Silk Mufflers,
Four-in-Hand, Puff, Club and Bow Ties,
Fancy Silk Suspenders.
..Fob Chains, $
Ladies and Gents Silk Hosiery,
and many other items too numerous to
mention. Come in and look at them and
make a wise choice. We will help you.
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THE PROBLEM SOLVED.
What to glva for Christmas is a question for ail.
Xoibiugcaa be more appropriate than some of our
GENUINE MEXICAN DRAWNWORK,
Band Carved LEATHER GOODS,
FILLIGREE JEWELRY
and CURIOSITIES,
a complete line of which ti ill be pat on sale Dec.
15th. Don't delay, they will not last alwajs.
We are headquarters on Mexican Cigars, an im
mense stock just received.
railroad)
Our Stages meet all regular trains at San Pedro Station.
Stage leaves Bisbee 7,8:30, 1030,11:30 a.m. 1:30, 3, 4:305:30 p. m.
Stage leaves Naco at 7, 8;30, 10, 11:30a. m. 1:30, 3, 4:30, s:30 p. m.
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passenger train for Douglas. The stage leaving Bisoee at 4.30
takes passengers from the Douglas train at Don Luis for Naco
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Choice Family Groceries
We buy in Carload Lots and meet all Competitors. Goods deliv
ered to all parts of the City.
Hay and Grain . .
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Ranchers' and . , .
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The Cananea Supply Store,
Naco,
S. M. AGUIRRE, Store Manager.
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MEN'S UNDERWEAR.
Wool Fleeced Lined. Fine Jersey Ribbed,
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Douglts.
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Bisbee Drug
Company
Fotographic
Supplies
Wall paper, Paints, Oils and Glass.
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season Dnngs witn it tne
idea of Beautiful Presents . . .
WE shall make oar establishment headquarters
for CHRISTMAS GIFT BUYERS and wUl show
you an array of Holiday Uooda that will please
the most fastidious.
To enumerate:
SILVERWARE Including Tea Sets, Smok-
ing Sets, Berry Dishes In
fact a full line of Silverware
too numerous to mention . . .
WATCHES, DIAMONDS and JEWELRY
of every description.
A BEAUTIFUL assortment of Fancy Brushes,
Combs, Clothes Brushes, Hat Brushes, Fancy
Suspenders, Garters and Silver Novelties. Every ar-
tide sold is guaranteed by the Old Reliable
HENKEL,
The Leading Jeweler. No.. 1 1 Main Street, i
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Capital Fully Paid $5I,MMI . Surplus $lMMt
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J. S. Docolas, Vice-President
M. J. CumnxaBAX. Cashier
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lYJlh the Finest line of Jeweleryl . . .
The time is here when we commence to think about the gir
lngr of presents. Nothing is so appropriate as those articles
to be found in a jewelery store Sly assortment consists of
Laadiea and Oeate' Oold Watches Fancy Clocks
Elegant assortment of Rings Exquisite Chlaaware
Silverware of all descriptions.
Positively the finest assortment of Holiday Goods ever brought to Bisbee and
will be sold at living prices.
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