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THE BISBEE DAILY REVIEW, BI3 BEE, ARIZONA. TUfc.'iAV MORNI NG, NOVEMBER 17, 1903.
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Nine Days to ThanKsgiving.
The snowy white linens, the silver- and Clrna, the
carviHg setsall these we can supply at a minutes's notice
and you shall hear about them in plenty of time.
But today of -the more important things: The eata
bles with which the proverbial Thanksgiving table is
"Loaded Down" and without which the fine linen and sil
ver and the rest wonid be a mockery.
TurKeys, ChicRens, DucKs, Geese.
These are ordered to arrive early in the week, and
we made quite sure to order enough. Still, if you haven't
already placed your order, do so at once, then there'll be
no danger of a disappointment.
Celery, Cranberries and Mince Meat.
Of course. What would a Thanksgiving dinner be
without them?. The cranberries and mincemeat we have
now. The celery fresh, and white will be ready just
soon enough, "Jnst Soon Enough" means not too soon
another reason tor placing your order ahead-
Pumpkin Pie.
One immediately thinks of great, open fire places, roar-
ing logs and other old-fashiond things; pleasant but not 1
very real now. We have just a word in secret to the woman ?
who's preparing the spread:
The Pumpkin part of the pie can be bought here in three-pound cans,
all prepared nothing to do but to get the crust ready. Another word: All
the spices and things you will possibly need and expect to find in a grocery
store are here, too, Figs and prunnelles in one pound cartons. Figs in
matting; choicest Smyrna iigs in layers ; pulled figs; new nuts, walnuts, al
monds, peanuts, etc.. preserved ginger crystallized in syrup. Candie;
"HUYLERS."
We've omitted mention of a lot of things without
wh'ch bo Thanksgiving Dinner is complete; but we haven't
omitted those things from our stock.
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Engineering and Assay Office
fline Examinations, Hachinery anc
Mill Estimates and Designs
Government Surveys in
Arizona and Mexico
BRANCHES:
DOUGLAS.
JVfATICK HOUSECorner First and flain.
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Chemical Analyses and Assaj
NACO and CANANEA
American plan, $L26 to $3.00;
European plan, 50 ceals up.
For Pianos
Organs
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Of all Kinds
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Exclusive Music House.
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AFFAIRS AT ,
DON LUIS
BUSINESS PROGRESSES AT THE
BARBOUH TOWNSITE ADDI
TIONHULL TRACT.
Streets Being Crowned Preparatory to
Sprinkling With Oil Number of
Buildings Under Construction The
Plans for Grand Stand Here, and for
Two-Story Office Building on the
Way.
Marked improvement ! being shown
ir. the original townslte at Don Luis in
the number of buildings being erected
nhlch speak fcr themselves better
than can be done In any other way.
Msln street and Barbour Avenue, of
course, .show the work of masons, car
pfnters and graders more than any
other for the present. Sidewalks are
being laid as fast as the force of men
can put them down. Not less than six
new buildings are in different stages
of construction today, and at the rate
cf speed at which they are going up.
these main streets will soon begin to
show what is going on at Don Luis.
Sir. Barbour was seen last night in re
gard to the townslte In general. Ho
said
"I am very much pleased with the
present status of things generally.
U was not our expectation that we
would do any business in lots in the
original townslte today, but as a mat
ter of fact, today was the best day's
sales we have had since our general
snle of a month ago. The sales at
the Don Luis townsite yesterday
amounted to $6250, and tonight we
Irought in cash to Bisbee $3100 as the
cash deposits on these lots. The fact
of the matter is just this, we are here,
und here to build a town at Don Luis.
That town will be built, and the peop.e
r.;ay depend on it. Of course, we felt
that we owed a duty to our lot buyers
to protest them, hence the offering of
the lots placed on the market at the
low price we offered, and these prices
vrlll remain at those figures for the
next six months, without a penny of
ircrease. The building of a town is
a business.
"The electric line will be built, au
rapid transit provided for our people
regardless of what may happen, so
that our people will be provided tor.
'j he line will extend to the south and
will not run west of Main street. We
have not et reached all the plans we
have in view for the improvement of
the town, but these are being carried
out as fast as those havinir tho wnn.-
Ia han(i can conduct them. Plans for
,tfce new two-story onlce building, as
i J"ou may see by the letter just recelv-
cA- are wel1 under way, and plans for
i.vio i.-iiaiurjr iu umng wem, a
carload of oil being now on the way
nere, so that the dust proposition.
! which is an nnnnvlnn- nno -M-tii $.
. tireiy eliminated. With the installa
tion or the electric lights and water
rsins of the Bisbee Water company,
rcsldenterj and business men will
hie all the conveniences of the city."
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TUG OF WAR IS THE GAME.
Cleats Were Placed in Position at the
Opera House Yesterday, and Com
peting Teams Are Being
Formed.
Bisbee has had Its baseball craze
and football craze, but from present
arpea.-ances, when the cempeting
teams m the tug of war contest make
their appearance on the stage in the
opera house on the nights of Decern
ber 14-19, 'interest in this rontpst
will surpass all others.
Last night it was stated on the
street that Harry Jennings, the heavy
weight on the police force, would cap
tain the Irish team ann that Pata-
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"cison wouia lead the Scandinavian
team. The miners will be pitted
against the business men's team on
one evening of the tournament The
several teams will draw lots for the
first night's exhibition, and .-e win
ners will pull against the next team
oj the list until they meet defeat. The
winning team of the tournament will
receive a first prize of $250, and the
second team will be awarded the sec
ond prize of $7.00.
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Without Parents' Consent.
A quist wedding tool- piaro on Sun
Cay afterroon betveen Charles ri.
U!en and -Miss BMsie Hiclrs. Ihe
ceremony was performed by Rev. H
Stujlev The b.ide die not rcake
'.nown her intentions to her Darcnis,
rnd the young couple left on a honey
moon trip Sunday evening, leavm- a
note of what had occurrei. Thepa
rents of the young lady rc--; -.he i,as.
t actions of the bridal co.i.k Lut it
Is probable that a hearty wel&imc w:jl
await them on their arrival home.
Mr. Ulen is a very worthy young nan.
In the employ or the Copper Queeri
company, of excellent habits, and the
young couple iiave theb est wishes
of a largo concourse of friends.
A Criminal Charge.
"Red Seeley, -who for the pa3t sev
eral months has been engaged In the
hack business In Bisbee, was In Judco
Brown's court yesterday on a criminal
charge for the non-payment of hi3
hack licenae for the month of Octo
ber. The fine that may be ImposeJ
for this onense ranees from ssnn
L3.00. The further hearing of tie case
"o lwu pusiponea unui Wednesday.
AROITND LOWELL
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Growing Suburb of Btabee is In Midst
Of Prosperity.
The conductor will tell you when
ycu fet to Lowell. There is plenty of
twn on both sides i.f the rot" but
the depot Is entirely inadequate. It
consists of a rick of cross tie iiKn
which the passenger ran sit and whit
lew hlle waiting for the train. He can
r.ag it with a pocket handkerchief or
-ny old thing. Aftc you have fUq
ged It, if the engineer gives two toots
ou know you are in 1. On the right
of the road going cown. the town
stretches away up to the C. & A. -.pur,
where considerable pretensions to a
u-sldence city are made. Charley
Strong lives en that .-.Ice of the road
which gives these pre'enslons snnic
s'rength at ""east.
On the !e!t side 13 the mesa on
which the Junction shaft is slnifteJ
It slopes down to Naco wago .vai
end would be built up tolldly In a we-jk
If It tere thrown open for that pur
pose.
The ice house and other B. I. cona
pt.ny Improvements loqni up at thi3
point where one can" go Insice and get
a chill or an electric shock, and go
cutside and lie down In the hot cinders
till he gets warm. There is also crude
cil all around the wo-ks with which
the neighbors light their fires. The
town is enjoying a boom R. A. Lucky,
contractor, with J H. Niclemus fore
man, are building a nanasome struct
ure to ae occupied by the Southwest
ern Commercial company. The build
ing Is a handsome two-story one, and
wil be in attraction to the town.
This section of Lowell is naturally
the half way point between Bisb"
and Don Luis, and the place where ev
erybody is disposed ;o drop off for a
few minutes.
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Football News.
From letters recelvec In thU city
yesterday It Is apparent that outslds
football teams think Bisbee is an easy
mark. This Is the way Capt. Swan
of the Bisbee eleven unbosomed him
self to a Review reporter last evening.
The Normal school eleven have askod
that Bisbee pay the expenses of nine
teen men to Bisbee and then give
the visiting team one-half the gross
gate receipts. The Phoenix Indians
who were here two weeks ago now
want an tneir expenses paid and a
guarantee of $200 additional. Whan
these letters were received by the
management of the Bisbee team Man
ager Broderick Immediately began to
look 'e:sehere for a gae. It Is now
practical y assured that the Dougla3
eleven vill be- here on Thanksgiving
cay. Fcotball enthusiasts are de
lighted with the prospects of a game
with a representative team from tho
smelter city on the border, and from
now until the Thanksgiving i)ay game
the Bisbee team will be seen on tho
gridiron in daily practice. .
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Appointed to tfy Reform School.
Jack Campbell has been appointed
miUtary Instructor ani disciplinarian
at the Territorial Reform and Indus
trial school, situated at Benson. Lieut.
Campbell has had a creat deal of ex
perience in military matters and will
ULdoubtedly make i first-class dis
ciplinarian and the school is to be con
gratulated upon the appointment.
Lieutenant Campbell win be greatly
missed in Tempe as ho is second lieu
tenant in the national guards here and
Just now as the comnany is making a
fresh start his services would be a
great help. He experts to leave some
time before the first cf December.
Arizona Republican.
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Gun-Toter "Pinched."
Burt Moffett was arrested by Depu
tj Sheriff Chidester for carrying con
cealed weapons, and the defendant
l'Ej his hearing in Justice Brown's
court yesterday. As a result the de
fendant was fined $15, and the pearly
handled shooting-iron was confiscated
and is now the property of the Terri
tory of Arizona.
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Special Trains.
Ga.-nett King, the representative of
the passenger department of the E. s.
& S. W. R. R., was kept busv yester
day. The road ran special trains at a
few minute intervals all day attending
the sale of lots in the Calumet addi
tion, and the arrangements were per
fect under the supervision of Mr.
King.
New Store.
The Southwest Coumercial's store
at Lowe'I is now fast approaching com
pletion and when done will be one of
the most substantial structures In
this vicinity. The building Is of pres
sed brick, two stories in height and re
flects great credit upon the enter
prise of the firm.
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Meeting of the Board.
The Board of Supervisors will be
in session on Monday evening next
for the purpose of hearing the petition
of those residents of Bisbee who de
sire to disincorporate. City Attorney
Sitter wll be present to represent the
interests of the city.
Jail Troubles.
The trouble Between Constable Ca
sad and Sheriff Lewis broke out afresh
yesterday morning. The big sher
had the lock on the jail sawed off,
and Jailer Casad had the 'sheriff ar
rested for so doing. He was bound over
to the next term of the District Court.
Woman's Club Federation.
Tho Federation of Woman's Clubs
:a Arizona meets in Tucson on Wed
nesday morning next. Representa
tives from Prescott, Phoenix, Glooe.
Yuma, Safford, Tucson and Bisbee will
be present. The Bisbee delegation
will leave Tuesday evening and Wed
nesday morning. Members of the
B.'sbee Woman's club who will attend
are Mesdame Shields, Kelly, Mosh
er, High, Ord, Sutter, Collins and
Harrington. The Federation will be
In session Wednesday, Thursday and
rrlday. Several pleasant social
events have been arranged by tub
Tucaonltes for the members of tho
Federation.
Defendant Released.
in Justice Brown's court last even
ing M. J. Mullen was tried on c :harga
of "resisting an officer." The rum
plaint was sworn to by City Marshal
Mullen, and the offers i was nl.iv ! lo
heve been committed on tl.o i -' l-iy
Light pr..i s. ". M ui, .M-.j
were examined, and at Hie conclusion
of the case Justice Brown- released
the defendant as there was not sum-
crent testimony to sustain the charge.
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A Revelation to the
Smoking Fraternity.
La Reina de Douglas'
and Flor de Menes"...
, High t'rade clear Mexican cigars The real value of vour money.
Ieidinsr dealer! hantf.e them Manufactured by
Genaro Menes, Douglas, Arizona.
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nUSICAL ATTRACTIONS NIGHTLY
WINES, LIQUORS and CIGARQ
Keg Beer on Draught
Agents for National Club Whisky and Anheussr Kee Beer
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ft Mill work furolihed as application.
Wholesale Trada and Mining Tlmb
id Carload Lots a Specialty
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...J. B. ANG1US & CO..,
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
MAIN STREET.
STODGHILL BROTHERS.
Come In And See Wbat
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Bazaar Bargain Store
Opposite Postoffice.
RIGHT UP AGAINST IT.
You are now up against the biggest
bargains Bisbee ever had. We are
SLAUGHTERING GOODS
At any price. Prices no object.
Why so? lror various reasons. We are
cramped for room. We buy for cash,
cell for cash. Quick sale? and small
profits the whole story in a nutshell.
CAMPAIGN NOTES.
The Close of the Fir&t Day Shows
Good Result.
(Special Wireless.)
(Yesterday morning marshaled in
the Review office, soino five young so
licitors received part'ng instructions
for the opening of tr.e subscription
campaign In Bisboe.
At an enormous expense, this cam
paign will be continued for three
more days, when tho Review will hare
fcur hundred paid additional subscrib
ers. Last night the total number
handed ip by our men was 133. an ex
ceplonal record, and today the pros
pects are brighter than yesterday.
This is an offer that will never again
be duplicated in Bisbee. A chance
for procuring a beautiful 11x14 plati
num photograph male by the weU
known mining photographer, W. R.
Humphries. Our men are in the field
j today, and you must embrace this of-
' fer without delay.
! We would call especial attention
, to tho advertisement concerning this
offer appearing In our columns.
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Mrs- Bb Tate was called to WIs-
' consin by the serious Illness of her
mother some days past.
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STOVES, HEATERS OR RANGES
Household Goods of Every Description.
New and Second-Hand Furniture.
BREWERY GULCH.
We Can Do For You.
NOTICE.
We had to buy a $4,000 '.stock of fur
niture from Mr. Stein, and as w
aon't want to be in the furniture buBl
ness, we are selling beds, bureaus,
chairs, cots, lounges, etc., at cost aha
In need of cmfw cmfw cmf cmf cfwa
less than cost. Bear that in mini
If in need of furniture.
Right opposite the pojtofilce.
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