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PHOENIX SALOONS
HiOaWIX, Bee. 14. Under tks lea
ifaaWe act of IMS. walca hu been
3tk4 la tttt matter ot the liquor
kMN aptUoatioa at Prosper Bor
4mk of the CaltfomU Wis company.
at eeatUUoa has arisen when mar
mi taa elosias of all or nearly all
at taa alaateoQ. saloons dolus: bust-
Mm 1 Phoenix, and a practical ap-
Maauoa or tae 'Mrr principle to
Capital C4tr of the territory.
Baraaal ha already been put out
I business, for the present at least.
aW it 4 UfceUr others will follow.
The act of 1903 provides that no
ltaeosa shall Issue to any applicant
iao proposes to sell intoxicating
lqators at a place within six mllea
et any public torks on which twenty
Htb or more men are employed. It
was this provision that was Invoiced
la the BordOBl case.
Sheriff Hsyden. in this case, re-
lused to U9jo the license on the
around that the employment of more
than twenty-At a men at the Adams
threat school building and also at
tae. Maricopa county bridge, brought
the case within the act. When the
tfaller came before Judge Kent, he
keld with the sheriff and ruled
lnst BordonTs. claim that, Inas
uncX as he Lad Leon In bus'ness for
li number of jeans, the. law could not
TJ)Bly to him. The ylew ot the court
each perate licenses la a new trans
action, and that no matter how many
ar a saloon, keeper may have been
la business, ho is on precisely the
sue status as though making tL
Crsi application .
fQTegtlgatttna made today show
Taat" probably thrty men are. (&
aloysd on ths Adams street school
Walidtag, and more than fifty men on
rfe county bridge.
Tiirs la no question." one con
versant with the facts said, "but the
niadltfon at either of those places
hrt8 every caloon in Phoenix under
tne operation ot tho statute.
"Of course," he continued, "no ex
hsttng right of any saloon keeper can
e invaded. The statute does not
say 1'sensea shall be revoked; it
merely declares no license shall lf
W la such cases. The court has a
Toady held that the language of tho
sot applies both to old and new ap-
pU casta; bo, while as many as twen
ty-tire men are employed at either
f these places, no saloon license
caa Issue in this city under the law."
As to the effect of thos provision
the chances are that it will be more
widespread than many first supposed
Oae license has already been refused
and there will be two more eip'ra
tioas in January. Then a large num
ber of licenses expire about the lost
f March, and there Is strong reason
for" believing that all theso may be
classed among the closed.
o
v"Thr Original , Bud welscrbser on
draught, and S-year-oIilTaylor'.rVhls-key
at George Robert's on Main
s Streetr-JThat-Igod;pleestoeat.,
IN THE PROBATE COURT OF
THE COUNTY OF COCHISE,
TERRITORY OF ARIZONA
In the Matter of the Estate of
William Speier, deceasea.
Notice cf Settlement of Account ana
Hearing Petition
Notice Is hereby given that Qus
Halgler, the administrator of the
estate of William Speier, deceased,
has presented for settlement, and
tiled herein his final account ot
his administration, and has also
filed therewith his petition praying
that the residue ot said estate be
distributed to tho persons entitled
thereto; and that Wednesday, the
21st. day ot December, 1910, at
10 o'clock a. m., at the court-room
of said Court, Tombstone, Cochise
County, have been appointed the
time and place for hearing said
matters, when and where any per
son interested may appear and file
objections in writing thereto and
contest the same.
Dated December 9,1910.
J. E. JAJES,
Clerk.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT
Of the Second Judicial Ditet o'
the Territory -if Atlzona, n and
.for the Cc-jnty o' Cochise.
Edna A. Porter. Plaintiff; Jamei
P. Porter, Defendant.
Action brought in the District
Court of the Second Judicial Dii
trict of the Territory of Arizonr
to and for the- County of Cochls.
and the complaint filed in the sal-.
County of Cochise, in the office ot
the clerk of said District Court.
The Territory of Arizona Send
Greeting To; James P. Porter.
You are hereby required to appear
in an action brought against yon
by the above named plaintiff in thr
District Court of the Second Judicial
District of tho Territory of Arizona
in and for the County of Cochise
and to anrwer the complaint filed
therein within twenty days (exclus
ive of the day of service after
the service on you of this sum
mons (if served within the county
otherwise within thirty days,) or
Judgment by default will be taken
against you according to the prayer
of said complaint
Given under my hand and the 8e
of the District Court of the Secono
Jor"-"-- ri'i-jW ot Jr Territory of
Arlrf" fn and rv- M County of
Cochise, thi3 14th rfrv or November
year of ear Lord ose thou
and nine hundred and ten
A. H. GARDNER.
Crk
By E. a HICKS.
Deputy Clerk.
I
CERTIFICATE OP AMENDMENT
OF ARTICLES OF INCOR
PORATION OF PEREA.
OIL COMPANY.
We, the subscribers, I. J. Over
lock, President and. 1. F. Burgess,
Secretary , of PEREA OIL COM
PANY, a corporation organized and
existing tinder the laws ot the Ter
ritory ot Arizona, do hereby certify
that a special meeting ot stocktnld
srs ot said Company, held in the
City ot Blsbeev County ot Cochise. J
Territory ot Arizona on tho arc
day ot November, A. D., 1910, at
one o'olock p. m., pursuant to
agreement and consent signed by
all ot the stockholders cf said co.
poratlon at which meeting al
ot the Issued and outstanding cap
ital stock ot said corporation was
present, to-wlt, fifty-one thousand
(51,000) shares, the following resolu
tions were duly proposed and adopted
by the affirmative vote of all stock
present at said meeting, being al.'
f the issued and outstanding capital
stock ot said corporation, to-wifi,
itty-one thousand (51,000) eharos:
"Resolved that Arlticle II of the
Articles of Incorporation ot Perea
Oil Company be. and the same L'
hereby amended to read as follows"
"II: Thtt the came of said cor
poration and by which it shall l
known In law is PEREA GRANT f
Oil COMPANY, and tho principal
place for the transaction of its
business sball bs Bisbee, Cochise
County, Arizona with such branch.;
offices and places of busluKS, in
Arizona or elstvrhere, 13 m-y be
designated or established bthc.
Board ot Directors ot the Corpor !
UOB.
"And be It further reauved that
Article IT of the Articlei. of Incor
poration '.of said company be, and
the same Is hereby amended to read
as follows:
"IV: The amount ot the. capital
stock ot this corporation stall be
One Million Dollars (U.000,000). di
vided into one mil'ion (1,000.000)
shales of the par value of One Dol
lar (100) each. Said capital stock
shall be issued upon such terms and
conditions and at such time as tho
Board ot Directors may determine
or prescribe, and the sanio may be
issued in exchange tor property,
contracts, services or other benefits
of any kind or character accruing
tc the corporation, as the Board of
Directors may in the exercise of
their Judgment, determine, and tho
Judgment cf the Board of Directors
as to the value thereof shall be con
cSusive "And be it further resolved that
the President of this corporation be,
and he is hereby authorized and
directed to sign and acknowledge
for and on behalf of this corporation
a 3f certificate of amendment ot the
rriesoifInno ration ..in , accorl-,
...MA .nftt llA.aV.II.lllllAfl..kV.Hll
ouQ niui ujcbv icviuuuH,iHeiiuu
that the Secretary of th!s corpora"
Uon be, and ho Is hereby author
ized and directed to attest said
certificate of amendment and to
atttx the corporate seal thereto, and
that said officers bo, and they are
hereby authorized and directed to
cause said certificate ot amendment
to be filed, recorded and published
as required by law, and to do all
things further which may bo nec
essary for the jrarpose of carrying
these resolutions into effect."
And wo do hereby further ccrtif
Uat upbn the adoption of said res
olutlons, said amendments of sair
Vrticles of Incorporation Tere ther
and thero declared to have been
duly adopted.
Wherefore, and in accordanc
therewith, we have signed and at
tested this certificate and caused
the corporate seal to be hereto af
fixed this 5th day ot November, A
D. 1910.
L. J. OVERLOCK,
President of Perea Oil Company.
ATTEST:
I. P. BURGESS,
Secretary (of Perea OH Company.
(Corporate seal.)
Territory of Arizona, County of
Cochise, ss.
Before me, JV. K. PJoca, a notary
public in and for the County of
Cochise, Territory of Arizona, on
this day perspnally appeared L. J.
Overlock, President of Perea Oil
Company, a corporation known to mo
to be the person wbosc name is sub
scribed to the foregoing instrument,
and as such officer acknowledged to
me that by authority and direction
of said corporation he voluntarily
executed the foregoing instrument
as the free act and deed of euch cor
poration, for the purpose and consid
eration therein expressed, and that
the corporate seal of said corpora
tion was affixed thereto by like
authority.
Given under my hand and sea o
office this Sth day of November, A.
D. 1910.
My commission expires July 3rd,
1911.
W. K. FLORA,
Notary Public.
(Notarial Seal.)
Territory of Arizona, County ofj
Cochise. j
I. C. A. McDonald County Re-1
cordcr in and for the County and '
Territory aforesaid, do hereby cer
tify that the within Instrument was
filed for record at 1 o'clock, p. no
on this 17th day of November, 1910.!
and duly recorded In Book No, C,
of Incorporations, Records of Co
chise, County Arizone, at page 160
167.
Witness my hand and official seal
the day aad year flrot ahove
written.
C. A. McDONAt,T.
Comfy Recorder.
(Seal)
ARTICLES OP INCORPORATION
UE IT KNOWN, That we. a B.
Tannehlll, F. U Bernard aad It. R.
McKlnley, do hereby associate our
selves together and form a corpor
ation under Chapter II of Title XHI,
Revised Statutes of Arizona 1901,
and acts amendatory thereto, aad
adopt the following Articles ot In
corporation:
ARTICLE I. The name ot the!
corporation is BISBEE EXTENSION
MINING COMPANY and its princi
ual place of transacting business in
Arizona Is Bisbee. Offices may be
established, business transacted and
meetings ot stockholders and direc
tors held at such places within or
outslds ot Arizona as the By-Laws
of the Qompany sball provide, and
in the city or Detroit, State ot Mich
igan. ARTICLE R The general nature
jf the business proposed to be trans
acted is to make contracts; to pur
chase, lease, option, locate or otner
wise acquire, own, exchange, sell, or
otherwise disposo or, pledge, mort
gage, hypothecate and deal in
mines, mining claims, mineral lands,
coal lands, oil lands timber lands
water and water rights and other
property both, real and personal, and?
to rork, explore, operate and devel
op the same, and to deal in the
products and by-products thereof; I
to purchase, lease, or otherwise J
acquire, erect, own, operate and
sell smelting and other ore reduc
tion works, oil refineries, saw mill,
pwcrplants, railroads and tramway
to lead from the company's princi
pal works, and steam, electric
and motor railroads to serve as
common carriers and otherwise out
side the territory of Arizona; to
do a general manufacturing and
mercantile business; to own, handle
and control letters patent and inven
tions; to own, cancel and roirsue
shares of its own capital stock and
to own and vote shares ot other
companies; to issue tpnds, nolef
and other evidences of indebtedness
and to secure the payment of the
same by mortgage, deed of trust, or
otherwise; to act as agent, trustee
broker, or In any ether fiduciary cap
aclty, and to borrow and loan
money, and in general to do and per
form such acts and things and transact
such business, not inconsistent with
law, in any part ot the world, as
the Board of Directors may deem
to the advantage of tho corpiratlon
Article III. The amount of the
authorized Capital Stock or the Cor
poration is TWO MILLION, FIVfc
HUNDRED THOUSAND Dollars, dlv.
eded into TWO HUNDRED ANU
FIFTY THOUSAND shares of the
par value of TEN dollars each, whlrh
shall be paid In, at such time a?
the Board ot Directors may dcslg-
nate.Vln cash, real or personal prop
erty.'lBervJceeJaleasa.'BOptlon to pur
chaser"br - anjother3ivaluable"";grighti
or thing, for the uses and purposes
of tbe corporation, and all share"
of Capital Stock, when issues In
exchange therefor, shall thereupon
and thereby become .and be full
paid the same as though paid for r
cash at par, and cbi.ll be n-n-as
cessable fort cr. and ""c Judgment
of the Director: as to the value ot
any property, right or thing acquired
in cichangn lor Capital Stock shall
ba conclusive.
Article IV. The lime of the com
mencement cf the corporation shall
be the day these Articles are filed
in accordance vith law, and the
termination thereof shall be raenty
ilie years thereafter, Tilth privilege
of renewal and right cf perpetual
succession as now provided Dy law.
Article V. The attains of this
corporation shall be conducted by a
board of not less thah three nor
more than fifteen directors, by
whom a president and vice-preslden'
shall be elected and a secretary ana
treasurer appointed. The director
shall bo eiectea by and from at3"ng
tbe slochl-.o'rlpis on the 'first Thurs
day in April of each year. Until
thtlr successors are elected ami
qualified, the following named per
sons shall bo the Directors and ot
fleers: R. B. Taunahlll. R. R. Mc
Kinley, Paul B. Moody, F. L. Ber
nard and C. D. Joslyn.
Article VI. The directors shall
adopt bylaws for the government ot
the corporation and may amend the
same. They shall have power to
nil vacancies occurring in the board
from any cause, and to appoint from
among their number an Executive
Committee which, to the extent pro
vided by resolution or' by the said
bylaws, shall have and exercise the
powers granted the directors by
these articles.
Article Vll. The highest amount
of Indebtedness or liability to which
the corporation as at any time to
subject Itself Is TWELVE HUNDRED
AND FIFTY THOUSAND Dollars.
Article VIII. Te private proper
ty of the stockholders of the cor
poratlon shall he forever exempt ffm
comnrate debts or any kind what
soever. In witness Whereof, We hereto
nm-r onf ntpmafres this first day of
November, 1910.
R. B. TAVNAH1LL
R. R. Hcttnt t;y
, F. L. BERNARD
State of Michigan; )
(Seal)
(Peal)
(Sal
County of Wayne )ss.
Before me, Joseph Jf, Lonrr a K
tary PnhUe la aad far the eoaaty
and state aforeMld, ea this 4ay
personally appeared R. B. Taaaa
hlH, R. R. McKtaler aad 7. U
Bernard kaewa. to at teta tfca '
same persons who signed the fere-
geteff lastrnmeat, aad araow)Acad
to rae tat taay
tiM mm
for the uses aad purposes therein
mentioned.
Given under my hand end seal
of office this 3rd. day ot November,
1319.
My commission trill expire on
the 24th. day ot March, lyil.
JOSEPH it. LOW,
Notary Public.
(Notarial Seat) 187.
NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING
-OF THE STOCKHOLDERS OF
THE CADENA de COBRE
MINING COMPANY OF
ARIZONA
Notice is hereby given that th
regular annual meeting of the ct"ck
ho'ders ot the Cadcna do Cobra
Mining Company will bo held in thr
lodge hall of the Medigovlch bul'd
ing. in the City of Blsbce. County
of Cochise, Territory of Arizona, on
Thursday, January 5th., 1911, at
7:30 p. m., for the purpose ot elect
lug officers and directors for U-o
ensuing year; and the transaction
or such other business as may prop
"rlv come before said neling.
By "order of th? Boa.! r J)i
rectors, and in con'Tralty with fie
By-Laws of said company.
C. A. McDOVALO.
Secretary,
Dated at Bisbee, Arizona th'J
5th. day of December, 1310.
1C0
iN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
SECONO JUDICIAL OlSTKICT
OF THE TERRITORY OF
AnIZONA,
IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF
COCHISE
Sheriffs Sale No. 6104.
Charles M. Renaud. plaintiff; vs
Oourtland Water and Ice company,
a corporation, defendant. v
By virtue of an execution issued
out ot ,the lstrlct Court of the
Second Judicial District ot the Tel
ritory ot Arizona, In and for tnt
County of Cocnise on the 33rd. day
of November 1910, wherein Charles
M. Renaud, plaintiff and Courtlaud
Water and Ice company, a corpora
tion, defendant, upon a judgement
rendered the 14th. day of November
1910, for the sum of Five, Thousand
Two nundred dolors (J5iu0 00) in
lawiul money of the United State.-
besides interest, costs, and accruing
costs, I have this day levied upon
all the right, title, and interest, of
said defendant Courtland Water and
Ico company, a corporation of In
and to tho following property, to
wit;
That certain mining claim
known as the LULU situated In the
Turquoise Mining District, County
of Cochise. Territory of Arizona, the
original location of which Is re
orted in Book 25, Records of Mines
of CochlJo County, at i Page 10S.
-tnd an amended ' locatloaiof I - hich
by the name of LULAls recorded
In?Book 43, Records of Mines ot
CocblsoCountyat' Page ,341.
All water rights of said Court
land Water and Ice company on said
LULU mining c'alm.
Permit from the Board ot Su
pervisors of Cochise County, grant
ed March 1, 1909 to K. A. Tovrei
and his assigns to lay pipe and mains
ror the distribution of water in the
streets and alleys of the Town of
Conrt'and, and all addition to same,
to Include what is known as Mc-
Fate Townslte. and the Young Town
site, and also along the County
Roads or road from the well or
ells to said Towns or additions
and also to cross such roads with
sa'd pipes or main?, and for tha
ourpose to excavate and dig ditches
and trenches, recorded on Pago 25
Book No. 8, Minutes Board of Su
pervisors. And the following described per
sonal property;
3 miles 4 inch pipe line, 25.000
gallon water tank. 1 safe and office
fixtures, 1 horse and wagon, tools
meters, and laterals leading from
raalnfl. being the entire distributing
system of Courtland Water and Ice
company, 1 engine and two pumps.
Public notice Is hereby given that
I will on tho '20th day of Decembor,
1910, at 2 o'clock p. m., of that
day, in front of the Court House
door In the City of Tombstone, In
said County of Cocblso, sell the
above described property or so
much thereof as may be necessary
to satisfy said Judgment, with in
terest costs, and accruing costs
to the highest and best bidder for
cash.
Tombstone, Arizona, November
25, 1910
JOHN F WHITE.
Sheriff ;
by A. A. HOPKINS,
Deputy Sheriff.
NOTICE OF SALE.
To O S. French. E. N. Shipp and
Jay Wllmoth, assignees for the ben
efit of the creditors of O. S. French
and E. N. Shipp.
You, and each of tou will tako
notice that there is now due and
owing from said French aad Ship?
and from said Jay Wllmoth, assignee
for tbe benefit of the creditors of
said French aad Shipp, to E. Reta
hardt aad Geerge HotteasteJa the
sara of $1M.6, M -Wa from the
1st. day of September 1919 to the
21st. day of Oetefear 1919, far these
certak preailaea dMCfflMd as fel
lows: i
The seats stere-reeas la
.i 1.-1.01 rM. tju -is
a4 IS. Bteek 3 et the BMa Twra-
aKa ea tke waaterfy; aH at Wnw-
ery Gulch In the city ot Blsbce,
County ot Cochise, Territory of Ari
zona.
That the undersigned E. Rein
hard t and George Hottensteln have
in their pot lee Ion under a land
lord's lien for said rent, personal
property described as follows:
22 Gal. Gin,
17 Gal. Old Port,
24 Bottles Cognac,
22 GaL Blackberry Brandy,
10 Gal. California Brandy,
13 Gal. Rum,
150 Cigars,
12-3 case Italian Vermouth,
2 Bottles Kummel,
4 Bottles Homer's Ginger Brandy,
13 Bttties Peach Brandy,
2 Bottles Curacro,
1 PL Benedictine,
3 Bottles Lash's Bitters,
4 Bottles Celery Bitters,
4 Bottles Durkee Irish Whiskey,
5 Qts. Grare Juice
3 Qts. Cfcl Fig fitters,
2 Qts. Orange fitters,
3 Qts. Kellogs Bourbon Whiskey,
1 Qt. Marasiidiao,
4, Qts. Crtn-j de Meathe,
4 QU. Maracchlao Cherries.
1 Qt. Fernet Branca,
1 Qt. Apricot Brandy,
1 Qt Alrtlntlrs,
2 QU. Peppermint,
1-Qt Anielie-
1 Qt Grencdlne.
9 Demijohns and contents,
Glasswaro and open gods.
3 Bottles Ternct.
Unless said rent shall be
on or before tho 23rd.
paid
day
of December 1910, said Reinhardt
and Hottensteln will sell the same
as provided by Paragraph 2C93 Re
vised Statutes ot Arizona 1901, at
the frbnt door ot said above de-
Bcribed building in the City cf Bis
bee, County of Cochise, Territory or
Arizona, at the hour of 2 o'clock
li. m. on said 23rd. day of Dec. 1910
at public auction to the bighe&i
bidder, the proceeds derived fror.
the sale of cald personal property
to be applied upon the payment ol
esid rent.
E. RINEIIARDT,
G. E. HOTTENSTEIN.
Dated at Blsbce, Ariz, this 12th.
day of Dec, 1910.
PROCLAMATION OF ELECTION
FOR THE RATIFICATION OR
REJECTION OF THE CONSTITU
TION FRAMED AND ADOPTED
BY THE CONSTITUTIONAL CON
VENTION OF ARIZONA.
By tho Acting, Governor of Arizona.
I. George U. Young, Acting Gov
ernor of Arizona, in accordance uitn
the Act of Congress known as tho
Enabling Act. approved June 20,
1910, and Election Ordinance Number
1, for the proposed State of Arizona,
approved by the Constitutional
Convention. December Sth, 1910, do
hereby order and proclaim.
That,-onTbursday, the .9th day of
February 1911, a general ""election
shall bo held by the qualified elec
tors of the Territory of Arizona for
the Ratification or Rejection of a
Constitution framed and adopted by
a Constitutional Convention, the
members thereof having been duly
tnd legally elected by tho qualified
electors of Arizona pursuant to the
Act of Congress, knows as the En
abling Act, approved June 20, 1910.
That said election shall, in all re
spects, be held and conducted in
the manner required by the laws
of the Territory of Arizona for elec
wlth said Enabling Act, and as sup
plemented by Election Ordinance
No. 1 ot the Constitutional Conten
tion. ThaL under the provisions of the
tlons therein, when no in conflict
Raid Act of Congress, a qualified
elector at said election shall be any
male citizen of lite United States
of the age of twenty-one years,
who shall have roiided in the
Territory of Arizona at least
twehe months next preceding
tbe date of the election heretofore
held for the election of delegates
to the said Constitutional Convention,
who shall possess in other respects
tbe anallflqatlons of an elector as
provided by Title Twenty, Revised
Statutes of Arizona. August second.
.Mneteen Hundred One. and whose
names sball appear upon the Great
Hejristcr of the County in wilch ho
peeks to vote as said Great Register
13 constituted by Section 19, ot said
Enabling Act, or as may hereafter be
provided by Act of Congress, shall
be entitled to vote at said election.
f further proclaim,
That the balfcts used in -voting at
said election shall be prepared.
printed, furnished and distributed as
reouired by the election laws of the
Territory of Arizona.
That the entire constitution a3
franed and adopted shall not be cer
tified on the ballot, but, in accord
ance with the provisions of Election
Ordinance No, 1 of the Constitution
al Convention, the submission of the
proposed constitution for the pro
posed State of Arizona, to the people
of Arizona, for ratification or reiec-
tfon. shall be upon a ballot in the
following form:
"Shall the Constitution for the
proposed State of Arizona, as
fransed and adopted b the Con
stitutional Convention, be rati
fied r-
D
Yes.
No.
That, at tka aaM election all oaali-
Be electors ToUae shall vote direct-
Sii"t "
That U Baarttf Safer-teen- la
Classified Advertisements
WANTED.
WANTED-A girl for hoasework.
vvj .-v. --. xcui& xuii. it
.1
WANTED Dlaing room girl, in
quire 35 school Hill, Phone 165
13d.
.
WANTED A reliable cook for a
private family. Inquire at the
Review office.
102.
WANTED Men by largo contracting
Co. J20.000.00 contract work go
ing. Can learn automobiles, elec
tricity, plumbing, bricklaying trade
in few jscsths. No apprentices
or hypers work n?.-zZ-expenat.
Catalogue free. Apply Mr. Mald
inado, Judgo High's office. 100s.
WANTED A girl for houso norl;
Must bo young and willing, ex
perience not necessary. Applj
Y. W. C. A. 12D
EXPERIENCED Dining room girl
wants position. Reference given.!
C. Brown, Bisbee. 140;
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE Baber shop, Jlmlnez.
O. K. Street, Cheap for $150 00
caau. jjium ui ?ivv,ui pr monic. ,
! L'
FOR SALE-Wagon and double
harness, buggy and barnes.?, one
draft horco and one buggy horse.
Address Box 1312. 122.
FOR SALE Graphophone wltu 25
records to learn Spanish. Address
Box 155C. 122
FOR SALE A nice little paying
business. Address P. O. Box 187.
133.
FOR SALE Furniture, dishes,
cebking utenslle, at cost. Entire
stock of Dobson Furniture Co
Johnson Addition.
FOR SALE A good laying business
Address P. O. Box 1S9
141
'OR SALBFurniture, cheap op
posite 15 Tate hill. L. G. Be:r
OR SALE F. C. Hurst lesiJcnce
spven rooms strictly modern, also
eight lots. Apply at -residence,
rhone 163. 1G4
FOR SALE OR RENT Rooming
bouse, furnished. location central,
inquire of Mrs. R. T. Lockie. 107
School Hill 831
For Sale at Review, old pauers
25c a bundle, 100 to a bund'.o
FOR SALE Furniture, dish-
cJ, cco'rfing utensils at cost.
Entire stock of Dobson Fur-
nlture Co., Johnson Add'L
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FOR SALE A nice little paying
business Address P O. Box 187.
143
Culi i.. i &a B aaa aav aaaav aaal saaT msS&zdS2
BYTHE CUBAN CIGAPLC2.DENVER7COI
WADE
I (BOPPER QUERN HOTEL
I 71ND HIGH GLASS & FE
European Plan
2 Special $1.00 Table d'Hote Dinner Frora 5:30 lo 3:00 P. M.
j HENRY P0FPEI., Manager
each County shall issue its order at
least fifteen days before said elec
tion, designating the house or place
within each precinct where the said
election must bo held, and appoint
a Board of Election for each precinct
ai provided by law.
That ail Boards of Election shall
make returns of tho said election di
rect to the Secretary of the Terri
tory, at Phoenix, the Capital, as
provided by Section 21 of tlur-En-abllng
AcL
That the Election Laws of the
Territory of Arizona now in force,
as far at are applicable and not
in conflict with the said Enabling
AcL Including the Penal Laws ot
Faid Territory relating to elections,
illegal voting and other Illegal prac
tices thereof, arc hereby extended
to the election herein prvid;d for.
And I do hereby offer a reward
of Fifty ($50 00) Dollars for the ar
rest and conviction of any and every
person violating; any of the pro
visions of Title IV., Tart I, of the
Penal Code, such reward to be paid
until the amount hereafter expended
for the purpose reaches the amount
or One Thousand ($1000) Dollars.
IN WITNESS WHERE
OF, I have hereunto set
my hand and caused the
Great Seal of the Terri
(SEAL) tory of Arinna to bo
aSxed. Done at Phoenix,
the capital, this 12th day
FOR RENT
FOR RENT-Or sale-Lsrte 4 room
House, handv to mines and car
line, rent reasonable. Joha Two-
mey. Capitol Bar.
13J
FOR RENT Close in three furnished
housekeeping rooms. Both gas and
wood store. Kith aad water tree.
183 School. Bill. Te-Ieaaaae N. 1.
14;
FOR RENT 2 rooms for light house
Keeping, cheap. Close in. 199 Opera
Drive 13
FOR RENT 4 room fiat with bath.
I toilet 'and all modern convcnlenc
f Apply fo C. M. Henkel, tht
r Jeweler) man. 852.
FOR RENT C room, modern cot
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tage. Bath, sewerage connections.
Opera Drive. Clcse ba. Iaquiro
Jacob Seainld, Schrald Bldg.
Brewery Gnlch. 139
-'OR RENT 10 room boarding
house. Nicely furnished. Johncou
Addition. Exchange Sflocn 136.
-uh KtwT-s room Douse divided
Into two parts of four room each.
Tombstone Canyon, close in whole
building for J25 or either side for
512 50 JOHNSON & HAIGLER
PHONE IS7C,
791
MISCELLANEOUS
' QUICK LOANSoi; furnIturc pj3aOB
etc. No publicity, goods remain
in your possession, easy payments
John & Halgler. Phone 76
LOST
LOST Bar plu, near Copper Queen
plaza. Return to this o trice for
reward. 189
Why suffer with those head
aches and painful vision, due
to eye strain? I have the best
equipped .optical parlor and
employe the rocst competent
Refrcctionest In the southwest.
Consult Dr. Rockefeller, my
optometrist and be relieved
C. M HENKEL
Jeweler &. Optician
maifem
Woodrow WiVon will be inaugurat
ed governor ot New Jersey on Jan
:ary 17.
10
j of December. A. D., Ninc-
J teen Hundred Ten.
1 GEORGE U. YOUNG
By the Acting Governor,
i 1L A. KIRK.
; Assistant Secretary of Arizona
THE MAZE
BAR .
THE ORIGINAL BUDVCISCR
BEER ON DRAFT?
JA8. NICHOLS
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MAZE CAFE
CARETTO & CO., Proprietors
E'eaantly Fitted Ud For Lntfles -
j and Gentlemen
We handle the Tony Faust
Coffee
, JOHNSON-HENNIGER
BUILDING.
' Main Street, Bisbee, Arizona.
DROP N AT THE
Busy Bee Ca"e
AT LOWELL. PRIVATE
BOOTHS FOR FAMILIES.
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT.
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