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THE BISBEE DAILY REVIEW. BIS6EE. ARIZONA, TUESDAY MORNIN G, NOVEMBER
10, 1903.
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All pn ducts of the . Marysville Woolen Mills
bear the above trade mark. It represents more than
a century of successful manufacture and satisfactory 1
dealing with the public,' and is a guarantee of the
genuine merit and wearing quality of the goods on r
which it appears. i
JJrawers are .made' in all sizes, 32 to 43 inches
waist me asurement. The sizes on the shirts are cut I
oua veryibr(oad pattern. 32 to 36 inches long and
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A. H. RICHARDS
Call on
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Prompt attention given to sail orders and repairing.
Steel Casing for Sale.
? We will receive bids until Nov. 35 for the whole or pari
' of the following pipe delivered F. O. B at Tombstone.
21.000 Feet Four Inch Steel Casing.
16,000 Feet Three Inph Stcei Czstnj.
The pipe has been nsed but is in good condition. Coup
lings go with the pipe. We reserve the right to reject any
.and 'all bids.
The Huacbuca Water Co.
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Buildings and Improvements are Well Started and Vetoes are Rapidly Advancing, i .
sMany who invested wLen our representatives were here, have since been on the property, and are now increasing their holdings and jjive their uuquahned recommendations to i
-Ae property both for nrfome and a-, an investment of great promise v niWciuxcfci- you lo'nuiry orfhescas well as show lettcrs from piany prominent people in every pari of I
Arizona, all of whicBwill support our statements as true' in dvery particular. The number of lots at this price is limited and going rapidly. Buy while the chance (
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Mexican mon7 boocht and sold : : :
A general banking business "transacted.
A SHARE OF TOUR PAHtOJUCE SOLICITED
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BIG TUG OF WAR
CONTEST COMING OFF
TEAM8 FROM DOUGLAS, NACO,
CLIFTON, MORENCI AND
CANANEA.
First Prize, $260.00; Second, $75.00,
and the Entrance Fees of $10 Will
Be Added to the Purses Irish and
German Teams Formed Toams' of
All Nations.
It ha3 Just been arranged by.thp Bis
bee Athletic Club to have a big tup-of-war
tournament In Mason'a Opera
House from December 14 to the 18th,
Inclusive, an event which promises to
be one of the most notable ever uei
In the territory. Plans have been in
the course of preparation for some
time, and have been at last -perfected.
They are very generouJin ury de
tail, and the five-day evSS'-flf. bo tho
'sporting event 6f the anentb.
The first prize will bftZSO.and the
second $76, while the aentwince fee.?
of $10 will be added purses. It is
planned to have two pulls cadi night,
with, the winning team"partlclpatlng
in each event. The tournament will
bo conducted uncer the naUon'al rules,
and it will be a notable affair in every
way.
While a great- dea' ot secrecy has
been maintained about the affair, it
was only for the purpose of feeling
the pulse of possible contestants, and
it was only when it was absolutely
certain that a large number of teams
would enter that the matter was tak
en up definitely. L. A. Brown has
been in charge of tho affair, and has
brought matters to a successful con
clusion. It is eipectcd that Douglas, Naco.
Cananea, Clifton and "Globe will
have representative teams here for
the tournament, and -a particular feat
ure of the occasion will be tha teams
of all nations which will compete.
The Irish and German "tea'msare al
ready in coursc''of formation, axil' sev
eral men have Deen selected for the
nil-Americans. To these will be add
ed a Scandinavian and Slavonic tcair,
-nd it is probable that the Latins will
also enter the event. These last will
-;e composed of Mexican',- Spaniards,
French and Italians.
There is a great deal of interest be
ing manifested in thg'tournamo'nt, and
theVo VTn undoubtedly" be "standing
"ooni'only"" signs ;hung out -in tneOp-era'-Honse;
tnatnight. 'OtheV fetalis
ifi'."tfieyY'are perfected will be announc
ed through' the columns" of tali 'pa
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THE BLACK i-'ACES.'
Of course you're going! Every one
else is, that's sure. We mean'to tho
minstrel performance which ls to De
;lvcn under the auspices of the Calb
V,ic ladies of Bisbee 'for the benefit' of
ie Catholic church of thls'xity? Over
our hundred tickets hav6 already
been disposed of. Every chfltFoccn
pying a seat inuat have a ticket, and
iii'ero are nd reserved seats. A very
efficient corps of ushers will attend to
he 'seating of the aucience. The cur
iam will rise promptly to time, whicn
.las been Eet at 8:15. Incre is a good
reason for being on time, too: All
jc" jokes which Kiney" Rhinehaft,
he interlocutor has dug up from all
tfce Ayer and Hood Almanacs and po'i
'ished over' in tho Copper Queen ma
thine shops till you wouldn'7 recog
nize them, are to 6e sprung at the
very rise of the curtain, better girth
jourselves'u'p closely,,'and wear your
wide3t clothes, for the buttons' will fly
when the end men get to "doing
icings."-' !' ' f , ''
If theS'aSl'es at work on thTs' enter
tainment doht navd all the loose
change in Bisbee in' those little ba&s
ney cary'round now-a-days with long
chains, then we arc no prognostica
'firs. The' cause is one that ought to
.." a purse loosener, and Atf bland
aniifcs of the' bewitching committee
of fairisbe'e ladles is ifjre to make
the shop-keepers' go looking for
change th'e "day a'fter."
OIL CAR BUCKS.
A big Texas oil car'jumpM the track
oa the" 'way to tne m'.ae last njght'and"
s smashed switch enslno'jko. J-..as to
rrw-catrher''''hn'' 'froWrpretty badly?"
and No. 9 wag bphi up to straignten
out the "mtilMe. Carc.'ul handling
ciea'-r.H to track 1a--ca'oclock; and'
iaiUl' ta toalActr, '
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DON LUIS '
STILL PROGRESSING
ARRANGEMENTS ALL MADE FOR
IMMEDIATE SURVEY OF LINE
Connecting Bisbee and Don Luis by
Electric Railway In Meantime a
Stage Line Has Been Established.
, Arrangements are Btill progressing
lapldly in the improvements at Don
t.l.uU... Since the return of Mr. Bar
bour from Los Angeles, a vast detail
of minor matters, necessary, but
which do not show on the surface,
have been completed, mainly in the di
rection ot cartylng out the work pre
arranged at the time of laying out thp
townsite.
O. K. Parker, the engineer and con
tractor. Is .working upon . the details
concerning the electric line between
Bisbee and Don Luis, 'and also upon
the buildings contracted, for, among
which are the school' house, the com
pany's office, bunding, which will in
clUdo the office of the, water and elec
tric light companies, the townsito
company, etc.
A convenience that will be appreci
ated by the public in the interim In
getting to ancr no between Don Luis
and Btebee is the establishment by
Mr. Rarhrtiir of a stairn line, which
will operate between the Palaco Liv
ery Stables and the offices of the
townsito company at Don Luis at reg
ular intervals. At a meeting of the
townsite company held on Saturday,
C. E. Sill, who has oeen superintend
ing the operations of the company at ,
Don Luis, and wfio so much amea in
them aking of them agnlficent Athletic
Park In which two very large crowds
assembled and were delighted with
the baseball and football gameis, was
electee.' secretary of the company, and
has established his headquarters in
the company's new offices,' in the Cop
per Queen Hotel formerly" occupied by
Humphries. Jay Turner was appoint
ed local agent at Don Luis, and Is now
located in the company's offices there,
and prepared to meet the public, wltn
no delay thereto.!
Judge Barnes,-general -counsel for
the Townsite company and president
o thn BlMitrir Railwav line, was in
tbo city last week in consultation with
Air. Barbour in regard to some details
concerning the electric line, and from
which there arts'-likely lo'ho some in
teresting things of advantage to tne
public show fdrtlvwithin 'afverySshort
time. r j.w . . - nr u- j
Mr: Parker' states, "that he "has lines
already .drawn, from which tho best
possiblograce will be adopted, and
when tho plant,- power houses an-1
hno' itself axd constructed there will
be' no' better equipped electric line in
the' entire WiMt.' An almost perfect
grade' has 'been' found, easy to carry
out and not overly expensive' to build."
- A Review representative vlsitec
Don Luis Monday. ' The foundation is
almost completely excavated for the
brick and stono building of the com
pany. The' masonry work will be un
derway byTues'cay next. Payne k
Schlicfer, the contractors, have their
brilding up and -are now working -on
the interior 'finish Several new buila
ings are under1-wav and contracted
for. The work'upon the .streets is
Showing mest perceptibly now, being
brought to grade ano presenting a
handsome appearance.
The company has furnished up their
uptown offices in the Copper Queen
Hotel, -formerly occupied by Humr
phries, in banusome style, and being
easy of access will be appreciated by
the public Mr. Baibour Is in receipt
Jl' some beautiful drawings of new
cottages "farid handsome residences
that are attracting much attention.
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FOR SALE Two-room house locat
ed fn South Bisbee. V111 sell cheap.
Apply O. W. Fowler, LwH Otocptt.
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FOR SALE Four houses situated
I in a desirable part of Brewery Ave.
1 Apply to " Louisa oand, 22C Brewery
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Business Brief.
Nothing more delightful than, the
way the Anchor puts them up.
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hTHE BARBOUR NINE
IS INSTITUTED
ev.' Baseball Team to Compete Wltr.
the Reds. ,
The oco thing wh'ich the city has
:csa attempting to do desultorily fo
a long time was accomplished yeste.--ay
by Henry i. Harbour yesterdaj
with one vitroKe of the pen. Anu
hat was nothing more or less than
fits all-powerful signature to a checK,
which rendered possible the existence
or an Independent baseball team to
give battle to tne Bisbee RetU on the
local diamond. Tho new team is be
ing rapidly organized, with some
splendid material at hand, aud will
challenge the Ke:as soon as their
equipment comes and the y have had a
little practice. There are some star
players in Bisbee who are unknown
in local baseball annals, andj the en
counters between the new nine and
the Reds will he fraught with good
playing and "lilud." In thankfulness
U) Mr. Barbour, .not only for his most I
tecent generdsity, but also for bis j
Kindness in .providing such a magnin
ccnt athletic ground for the Bisbee
public such as that at Don Luis, the
nine will be called the "Barbonrs."
F. M. Hill has been selected to cap
tain and manage the team.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
All changes in and new Display ad
vertising for The Sunday Review must
be in this office before fi o'clock Fri
day evenings to receive attention.
Any display advertising sent in after
the above hour, received only at ad
vertisers" risk of chance.
Classified advertisements ancl Y
cal reading notices received until 10
p. m. Saturdays.
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NFOR SALE Glance mining stock a.
'23 centsr Calumet & Bisbee at $6,
and 20-shares Junction at $10. Aa-
dress Oscar Schleif, I.aurium. Mich, tf
FOR .SALE 200 shares Huachuca
Consolidated stock at $2.00 per 3hare.
Address P. O. Box 743. It
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, - SPORTING NOTES.
Tho football team will go into active
practice'thls afternoon for the' big
Thanksgiving game.
Halfback Rockwell 'sustained' a se
rious injury to his shoulder in the In
Ulan" gdme ' whTcti" may .Keep, fm,.0fff
thV'jrrialfdn for the balanco" of the
season.
Slost of the hoys are pretty aore i
wii imyswajiiy and mentaiiy.-arter
Hc'-ga3t''of Saturday.' They arc not
.saying much; but from the set of their
jaws and the glint In their eyes there
will be some "good Indians" after the
Thanksgiving game.
Baseball is booming. An independ
ent" team is being organized and wilt
challenge the bis nine. Some hot
times will bo seen on the diamond in i
the near future.
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Special This Week
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Men's Negligee Overshirts, also Golf
Shirts, worth $i.oo, each
Men's tan color aud black seamless Hose,
worth 20c. a pair, 3 pairs for
Biggest Bargain ) et
Men's Jersey ribbed, cream color fleeced Shirts
and Drawers, while they last, per
garment
Fine line of Ladies' Tailor-made Suits
and Jackets, also waists at I-3 the
regular price.
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UP AGAINST IT.
Msjrvr tvi'Jirneaa'c ' New Residence
Within Fire Limits.
lon't put on tno roof, Mayor Muir
ifad! Your p!"-t pine house is wl h
.a tho city fire limits, and ou haie
performed aiiai, . eudered ill's'
he city ordinaii'-' signed b your
self which wonr into efTect five wecs
igo. n might rio ontagious in case
of a fire, and vou wouldn't have that,
of course. Tho line was run : ester
day, ano ycu are at least 400 feet in
side of the limn,
. "Fiom the west side of Sam High'B
residence due southwest to the city
limits. That's the record la the city
clerk's office. A complaint lacks but
a signature to make it operative so
keep tho roof oft.
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AL STUMPF JJtAVES.
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An Old Reyiew ManTllM Up a New
Ccccpatioa "
Al TUBtnmpt.vWho haajbeen so sat
ltfactorily covering locI Tor the Re
view forborne UjMe'past, hs (eft the
ihployof this paper to enter a new
leld of work. Be is at present Icentl
led with'B. J. O'Reilly & Co.. wnere
'"i hustling abilities, his geniality, his
good fellowship, and his all-rcund
abilities will do much to bring this en
terprising firm to the front. Mr.
Stumpf carries the best wishes of
every man connected with the Keview
with him. Ho has proven himself
a capable man in many difficult posi
tions always tne same accommodat
ing and painstaking worker.
BIG
SUBURB OF- SAN DIEGO
CHAGES HANDS.
In the San Diego Union of Thursday
November 5th, is a column and a half
notice of the purchase by Folsom
Brothers, a real estate firm of tnt
city, of practically a whole suburb of
San Diego, including nearly a thous
and acres of choice resident property
with over a mile of ocean frontage.
T$e papers state that San Francis
co capital is supposed to be backing
them in building operations this win
ter. The article also stated that this
tract adjoins the Fortuna Park tract,
which, it will be remembered, repre
sentatives of thrs company are adver
tising here.
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auQnJ.or, aboutnthe 1st of -December
the Grand Restaurant . on O. K. St.
will change hands Mrs. John Leonard,
the new proprietress, has decided to
remodel the dining room ' completely,
and, hav theplae. conducted in first
class order in every respect.
When in need of a
SQUARE MEAL,
Call on
"FEED 'EM UP, JIM,"
At The Palace.
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