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THE B!SBEE DAILY REVIEW, B1SBEE. ftfflZONA, THURSDAY MORNING MAY 11,1911.
lOFFERS TO PU1 UP
IMPROVE. WORK AT FIVE POINTS
Eastern Markets
Yesterday
THE BANK OF
NDUSTRY RECEDES TO COMMENCE
MONEY FOR ELECTION
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BSBEE
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HetMV CleWS ThinkS, H0W-i TUCSON. May 10. Tho Manitou
I villi Wl'vl buuifaiij ntii vuiuiuvu'.M
(By 1 J. Overlook.)
BOSTON', May 10. Local interosu
wei, That on Whole Out- . n Au.u in. with-' SS uTbSST S mLS
.look Is Much Bette:
.U,-. ... 1 111 ,...! wr "" " " OU31UU iUlU iUlU
... , .... . . . ir": " rt.--- ...kiI - . Telephone, but local speculator me
new lorK. wmuiuons unuenjins ceiun ir oua.v, ouujwtw , v. feeiin- acr too haDny
Stock Exchange securities, unllko call every thirty days. Two or these, n recn al MPPr
thoo attending mercantile- and Jn- nave been paid and tho third la out. I Coppers were quiet as ever with a
iluslrial activities, are Bhonlng grad- The proceeds of this sale, amounting. few snlall recessions Lake sold
ual improvnienl These i to between $45,000 and J50.000 wUl down to 31.orBu te to 27 and
rents at the moment are to some bo used to develop the mine. Tho East Butte to 11. Balance of list
extent natural, since in both in- 400.000 shares remaining n the unchanged wlorJr odd lot trans
stunr thv Ur .lirrotiv on the treasury will bo used for further do-i actions. Paine. Webber & Co.
siinnK- of itionf.r nmi thn" ehinnols velonnxnt work. Curb issues unchanged. General
Ur II A. Hughes is one of tho
prohibitionists in Phoenix who U
ready to continuo tho fight against
the saloons in that city and has ad
dressed a letter to tho Arizona Dem
ocrat In which ho proposes to pay
the expense of an election to be
held In that city on the question of
licenso or no license, provided the
result shall bo favorable to tho wets.
If tho city goes dry, then Dr.
Hughes' liroposltion is that tho cltr
pay tho expense bill.
Dr. Hughes says that he is induc
ed to mako this offer because of
the emphasis given In tho last elec
tion to tho fact that the taxpayers
,. .hih .,- , , .,..,! ..ri Call Soecial meeting. i tono fairly steadv but transactions .... ...,,wi , inci., ,i, ..io
Because our merchants and mamt- A special meeting of those inter- fow and far between. Iondoa Cop- Tno proposition of Dr. Hughes is
fnctiirers aro not requiring their ested in the new company has beea per opened 2s fd lower. Total sales lnat none Dut taxpayers will be al-
volume of working capital called tor saiurua. jiuy -u, w ' , .Now orK ICK.iOU. bhttucK ana lowed to vote in the electlou he
usual
Denn meetings scheduled for today
. i...... . m.i I- .,! .v.n ifv tho nroncsed changes.
upt-dal lines, monoy is accumulating A meeting of local directors or again postponed until June 10th.
at an exceptionally active rate. Some tho Fiyo Points mine was WW,
thr profitable use must tkeic-tho Wlghtman drug store Friday, NEW YORK
foro be found' for this creat accum night. It was attended Dy jonn Atch
would have called by the city coun
cil.
In the local election held in Mari
copa county recently Phoenix wa3
62V. savpd liV tho spirreeatlon olausn of
utetloa unletB the owners of the Callan. A. T. Hammons. It ,P. Wight Atch '.' 110H the local opUon by a majority of
fuudu art- willlnc that thov shall nian, T. Connelly and J. J. Kecgan. Car jyy 52 more than threo hundred against
remain Idle and In turn unromuuer The meeting was called lor we pur- Uko 3? closing tho saloons within tho cor
atlci. The UUtor would be entirelj poso of arranging tho details and SmeUors 74 Iporata llmlU of the city.
rwunaut ta T all nrecedont. In nor- otherwise perfecting the organization r, H T 79Vi . m that elecUon a most bitter feU-
mT?Tmw neono With monej seldom of the Manltou Hill Copper company 10tg ,ng was sUrred up in Phoenix and
alTow Tt to ronmin lmo thp nTturai 1th a capital of $1,250,000 and for g -- " tho people of that city would hardly
course is to seek tho imritm trr which, incorporation papers will be Can aPc ,33 relish going into anouier contest of
t .. Anntlr.n if t. UieU WllUIIl IC" v.o p. t. T :tl V. -" n..u ov oisu.
U tliiD ,UUMVfcV.M . .- . . . I W ..... ..... ... .-- r.
kots
worth while recalling that surplus
Stock is Exchanged.
Brio
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reserves of our clearing house bank. This company will be , forme d f or Gt No'r";; ;m'"m"m'. ... 12G. SAYS MEXICO IS IN
if wo oj.cl.ide the abnormal year ov the purpose of taking ore -the Flvb Mp iS oh o VILAIOU 10 '"
wnciuncu uuimuiiiuim
oicuue uie a. , - .,r.-',- ., ,T p1nn Hreek - '?
VJ0S (that followed tho tlnanciai "" S " ,J R;,,h. . N P z
upheaval of 1907). are tho largest Copper Mining and n Smelting com- N y c 108
hold at this season in any year since pany. which U 1 town m 1 ttw w K T 32
1S98. amounting to ?40.CS3.175. A Tambien m.ne. on whlct 1 2o( t.OOO has 122
year' ago. tho correspondiiig surplu, already be ' wended for e.ol , R ?
(Douglas International.)
John H. Slaughter, of tho Saa Ber
nardino ranch, was in tho city jeti
reserve was only $6,771,150. pnent pu r' "".. F,e Heading 154 tcrday and was met by the Interna
Tho Pinto Creek and tho Five
Floating Surplus. . " S..m In St Paul 120 Uonal representative, air. blaugmcr
What aro usually spokon ot a i-omu, al..AUU.o ----- - g n 26 nas a great aeai ot propeny in jiei.
the floating supplies of securities exchange for their interests 2W0 So jc n4 Ico. as tho San Bernardino ranch
are now very largely in strong and 350.000 shares respectU ely 01 - JC -4 includes many acres of range lan-J
hds There has. hoer. for some the stock of the Manltou Hill Cop- aJ . .- .... -;; i4g on th0 Mexican side ot the Interna
time been a gradual accumulation 01 per company
dividend-paying stocks, and yimlcu
larly bonds, by smaller intorosw. jjays UIMlltU b I A I CO
1.- l.. AflMm) n lien tlinfr mOIleV .. .. .... ,t.r-r
cm ... t. ii!i: uonai Jine.
1 S.. !. tV. -7 I Ho stated that so far the trouble
' A UA X "
SHOULD NOT INTERFERE' w.tau
train from selling secunuoa. as u. tQ 80me AlnerIcans was doplor-
Is freely recognized that it would ho h nQt a. aU crimlna, jn
Imnmslhla n UtlliZO the DrOCteUi rr.., -. Iinnii. Tntn
vho hae decided to uso their money
in th.fi. tho onlv channel mat now
appears available. It is not onlv T-m
the buvin- side ot this proposition (By Chas. A. Dlnsmore)
Sat Sd revive coMlderatlon I.. The news of the battle at Jimrn
-necuon Buying natural sUrred Dougla. and the M.
S-KSSaS Jt comes an -nolst say
that feature adds many fold to the In ine Ln a
stimulative ". and Mexico must bear 1L Ko Udnk
Jloney Is so suporabundant at thv D0evos ta the necessity
present moment that not only u b tatervenUon and for many roa
there inducement to so 11, but dis That tho batUe8 of Agua
tinct encouragemcni us. l"o ' prleta and of Juarez resulted fat
Impossible to utilize the proceed . Those who know Mexico
to advantage. Bank auu trust com- know tnat all foreigners feel perfect
ponies which allow lntorest on do- sarotJ.( i)ecause experience has taught
posits do not, for Instance, pay any- tnem to trU8t tne jjexican people,
thing like tho returns that are now g,,,. o nign or low degree. No
available from equally salo Invest- aut.rntlc reports have beon had of
meuts In seasoned and safe secur- narra to foreign interests, and no
Ities. It T. ill thus be seen that the case lg m ,5 where any foreigner
money situation remains a funds- naa becn inBUlted. Chaos will take
mental feature of strength ln thb tne pjaco of safety the mlaste anj
stock market situation. .foreign power presumes to mako an:
Other Influences Weak. military display ln Mexico. The
Other influences, though more 01 mines and works, the irrigation en
less unsettling, are not sufficiently terprlses, tho railways, the electrical
strong, ln my opinion, to counteract piants and most certainly the lives
this fundamental feature of strengtn of foreigners would pay a direful
that has already been mentioned, penalty. It Is necessary to become
Tho T'ust decisions are, according calmer as the excitement increases,
to tho bost opinion available, to be This Is oar only attitude Jast the
handed down oa May 15. If not pro- ungovernable or the unthinking at
mulgated on that date, they cannot tltude of someone in wmr rtt
be announced until May 29. for the cannot know cc-ndifon. In Mexico
.uVeme court will take a fortnights and who should I armed 1 m en
recess on May 1. runueruiurc, "" v .. . - - -
recess " xen. generai anti-foreigB movpmeut
8 mU'?LL i ,dl he oltober whteh would crtlnly do more harm
will Have ta nroteil tv c than mind can concelvo. Th case
tenn of the n8"P7e J, 7 - not analogous to Cuba, nor to the
trust cases have for so JB aper pj,,,, n we mu8t reai &
lod been the source ol such intermit, w
tent unrest in the stock marKt .H "2 0
that thoir ultimate influence Is prob- " " "'
ably -n-eatly overrated. iiaaiems
I Union Pac 1"6
in Mexico had not Interfered wltb
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BOSTON
him further than the loss of a few
cattle killed on the range, but be is
I of the opinion that Mexico Is to
dnv ln n wt-otchod condition and that
Adv ? something has been started which
Atl it wji require tho bost efforts of all
Coalition '.-A tho friends of that country a. Ions
C fc H ... ........ i ,tlme to quiet down.
C &. A '. 49 'f j In tho opinion of Mr Slaughier,
D West t 7 tho Diaz government is helpless to
B Butte 11 handle tho situation and he has
Frank 9ff doubts whotbor Madero has suffl
Granby . 33 !clent strength and lnfluonce to
Bisbee, Arizona.
OLDEST AND LARGEST BANK IN SOUTHERN ARIZONA
CAPITAL, SURPLUS AMD UNDIVIDED PROFITS
$200,000-00
OFFICERS. -
W. H. BROPHT, PrcaSdtnt.
J. I. DOUGLAS. Vie PrMtdtnV.
M. J. CUNNINOHAM, CuhUr.
H. A. 8CHWARTZ, Ass't. CaihUr.
Deposits Over
ONE MILLION
Hollars
DIRECTORS.
W. H. BROPHT,
J. . DOUOLAB,
SEN WILLIAMS.
L. D. RlCKETTS,
M. J. CUNNINGHAM
S nail accounts are appreciated, and receive the same careful attention as larger onv
Customers of this Bank are offered every facility consistent with prudent banking Nc
accounts are invited.
!.. J. OVERLOOK
Broker
Connecting with Logan & Bryan Private Wire Sy stem atDenver
CORRESPONDENTS.
Palm, Wtbbcr A Co, Eotton and Calumtt.
Logan & Bryan, Chicago and New York.
Special Attention Given to Copper Stocks
G Can
Glroux '
Itoyalo 1
Inspiration .... '7
Keewenaw
bring about a peaceful state in the
very near future, ovon if ho suc
ceeded In gaining full control of tho
I Snonkinsr of ransrr ronrllHnns !n
Lako ...
Mich ..
Mass . .
Mohawk
Miami .
Nov Cons
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, .... 18
N Iike 5
N Buflto ...,
Old Dom ..-. '
Oscola
Qulncy -
Indiana ,
Shattuck !.- ""
S & P
S & B
channon fc
Tam .)Xkt .-
Trin ." '-
United .,. ... -,
I'tih Pons ... .-.....
XTtph Cop ...... - -
P Dogo ..-
Sup Cop . ... ..--
32 pis vicinity Mr. Slaughter said that
2K cattle were in good condition and
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. 10
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14
44 ft
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that crops wero doing well
! BIG II PLACED ON
CATILE FROM MEXICO
CURBS
Insurrectos Demand S5
Head for Each Cow
Brought Into States
PHnaw
Paltte .
w Sz. a
' c n , ;:- ,.,- -;'
Chemung SL.
While they can, the Insurrecto of
ficials are preparing to reap what re
Wnl6 they may in taxation. The in
tarrectos hold the customs port of
Patomas, Mexico, which is opposite
iCotamtms. New Mexico, 71 miles
S 1 west OT El Paso
2 Patomas is the only port through
4 Iwbfeh cattle can now be exported to
States from northern
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Mexico, and manr owners of ti.
'ranohMi kvn oontrartari for drllipr.
of cattle ln the United States 2nd
mast make delivery at once. The j;
trarrectoa have fixed a tax of $5 a
'head on overy head of live sto-A t-v
, ported, and this will hare to he
paid before the cattle can be cro: s
ed into the United States.
The railroads are CA.1 so tli.-it M'
gradually Mve Oak - te cannot be brought up to Jua.e
tad of mak- T Roto J78 and El Paao from the big ranches
in northern Mexico, and insurrecto j
by'Mt Justice Holmes in a recont m(nd ta UrJff , Cact-s
uuciswu u....-b iin T k. i"ii can naraiy result in cnanften -,- - -
suggest that he is still in tn- of lb excefldlngi7 dstic chvacter 'M PW ax .
minority on trust and trace cojawua- that wag rroml!ied iramdlatel after Parea ax . . . .
Uon matters. It will be recaiieu ,he lgt eIectlon shrewd Vaahtng- Tenn
,i.. v.a tvue nil the inillOritV Side Ol ,. ,...- ij.. . .:., Plnli ax ..
the Northern Socuriuei, c&ae, ana ary trend in what has become known p'v Cons - s-
also presented a dissenting opinion as tbe -inaufgenf movement," and " Cent
i.t nhih seemed to. so clearly -4i ...... ,. --- - ,.i..u- tjb Oak .- .. -
Xomnnctmtn thO mCntal attitUde Ot -Jnn. inwl rlitlla, In'iliuA
. M.nHtv nt tho. court as regards ,., ..An nn 0i.nA,nn..tn VAi.n. nm
questions of restrain of traae. ine t,3ng Jg a development that will ap- Pay 003 . . stationed along the lines, would pro
delay in announcing the tr"8t. . iksbI to business Interests as obviat- Pav Cent .'. "-V hlblt the exportation of cattle, anv-
clsions has fcuggeated a tieaarocic 01 ,ng ono of tno most unsettiing feat- Psalla " how. They have agreed that cattle
four in the court. I have rw dlreci ureg of tarllr revjbon -pjg Eam0 Plerra may be exported through the cus-
information that such is tn c8 p'an may possibly later on be applied ''n ritoplo ax toms port in their possession and
but it will be lemembered that wjth advantage to the other sched- So Take c...a 5 no other way. This makes it neces
Mr. Jostice Van Devanter was one u)es jQ whjCb act(on js intended. Poacwia iV sary to drive the cattle overland to
of the four judges who uaatimously Waiting en Congress. 'Savanna ax j Palomas.
decWed against the Standard J u Ag aiready sotod, there Is con- F'll PaM ax j Among the big concerns ln north-
coan-an) In the St. UmiIs deamoB l!BIiej reces6lon in manufacturing -i"Ht " ern Mexico that have made contract
from a!ch the proswt appeal to and xi circles, which wil. v TIT 10 for delivery of catt'o are the Palo
the supremo court w n- M.r- lurtnrally continue uhUI some drt- Warrior ax 32 Cattle companj, the Corralitos
Justice Van Devanter wBl. Jt m ,Ufe jajcaUjn Is available of the --rren 8 Cattle company, the Warren Feather
tmerstoa very property decline eKteBt UrJff revieloo. Tbte doe3 Wotvortee ax ? 9 Cattle eomrany, owning tbe
to Uto Prt in the ilechtfon of e not BlflSm tbtlt iiM new Urlff mu8t qm 24 vmt 33refcrd ranches; Benton and
higher TrttwwU ot -which . " be definitely arranged before im- Iaoetate and numerous others.
recently becowe a member, and e ro(eMIt m&y j expected, for as ....- I ft Is said that General Lais Ter-
cofOft for the pune tru de- w & for ftlre cratracti nfiniJlDr 2HHMCC PlllL IE!" tKmer "" ot C8'
-Jr - thus reduced to eight,, arfl,taM there is ttt ant. if 1.1 1 .HSH Iv Whh hluT ha contracted to dellrer 40.AO0 head
-t..r. i.ieinr rMui iif to h a d- UUUWJUl. UIIUUVJ wi.u , of cattle In the United States. If
Not Vital Matter. ,1 Rrc. of actirrty to earrespoud with
icaiMD9 reason to change th ,be desaand that has gradually ac-
opinfcm tmtwar oxprw in uwt. cniaJaiod dating tho parid of
..- nvH at the worst an ,,11-- Whan (his tanrvaien ln
ad ere ruling im tae truat caaea b tgjnjg aat coe it will mean a
tke supreme eourt wauW net he a pjjj ot buiness activity and en-'
:?.. .., it -aratOA mereiv mean ,K. .v,-...ni v. ,r. County Assessor
llt Ipcal methods of doing bust- ' ' has completed his assessment ot the
S in tho future, be pursued IlnmP(3iat6 outlook 0f the Producing mines of Cochise county
by ou Ireat industrial corporations. 6tock market ,g one guggoitlne caB. and given out the official gures.
There is no question of Pnnlsh- u dlf crimination in the selection ?ctmliS nmP, tho in
menl or penalty involved in the of securitfes. But the underu,ne is ne bullion proauct Tho wSS
Washington proceedings; and what- wiUl0Ut doubt an excellent one anc L 0"'"0,? the nroduclng minis
ever readjustment tr" fd,VaaUB,e 8h,Ul ,J , bfT' ? in o country 'amoSnUo Btiw!.
meet the views of our WtW .,oken of any important declines to 19L3C of ,3 onc.fourth on wh,c!l
bunal will nndouMedly be promptly seasoned dividend-paying toa for 19u wjU bo ierted o
met. Standard Oil tatereuu h stocks and eound bonds , .fo ?7.7C8.797.87. Tho total value of
in the past proven thomsehe stow HENRY CLCVTS. tho mine product is divided among
such shrewd merchants ana j?an , the following companies:
facturers-such shrewd and efficient 1 COMING Calumet & Arizona. J3.S2U3G.I0
ouainess men that it would be chiie-! Vt Scben ot Tucsont Arlzona't. copper Queen 9,342,697.42
ish to suppose that they have n in opUdan. will be here on GrDat western 287,492.09
Exercised their full powers in con- Dla reguar quarterly visit, on Herschell Mining Co 34,921.19
roction with this lnaportaBt develop- Thur-day and Friday, May llth and Ltonard Cop. Co 122XC8-74
mmt in their bualnea to PHWf iath wlth a fuu as0rtmont of Shattuck Company 1.8TS.982.K
2 COCHISE MINES GI
YIELD OF 13 MILLION
the has to submit to the rebel export
tax, it win cost htra $309,000 to get
his cattle out. The export law.
j stockmen aay. will slop the sale of
.catue iront .Mexico, except those al-
ready contracted for and may have
Charles Howe an appreciable effort on the provis
ion market of the United States, as
many Mexican cattle deliveries for
slaughter are made eacu spring.
JheHe4ves promptly to aoeest tlw gea. If your
roSgf tho court, whalover It ma tlon J, m Wm
mites
ores need auee- s. & P. Co.
far export exam- Tombstone Con.
,: to be . filiation. I
tt is also dostraWe te bear te days only.
lnatlon. Coppor Queon Holol. tw
. 369.G7.2
. 16CS.1S
J Total
?19,r6,l!n-
MISSISSSIPPI BANKERS.
GREENWOOD, Miss., May 10.
Many prominent financiers wero
present this morning a. the opening
of tbe tvcm -'i rd annual meeting
or the Mississippi Bankers associa
tion. President B. W. Griffllh of
Vlcksburg called the gathering to
order and delivered his annual ad
dress. Tho sessions will continue
ovrt- tomorrow. President F. O.
Watts of the American Banktrs as
cccfcuioa is among the scheduled
(.speakers.
ALTA COFEE. aromatic, satisfying;
airtight tins. Wcitxmm & Dodda
only.
The Royal Insurance
Company Ltd.
has transferred its agency for
Bisbee and vicinity to the
ARIZONA INSURANCE AGENCY
T. A. Hughes, Manager.
The Royal Insurance Co., Ltd.
paid the astounding sum of $6.
746.000 gross In the San Francisco
Conflagration and these losses
were paid 100 cents on the dol
lar without discount or delay.
Kindly refer changes in Royal
policies or renewals thereof to
ARIZONA INSURANCE AGENCY
(Bank of Bisbee Building.)
n r fcY INSURANCE g 1
i?fw sr m h
Only One Person in a Hundred
can keep money in his possession and not let
it slip through his fingers.
PUT A DOLLAR IN YOUR POCKET
and see how much you have of it in a week's time.
Money put in your bank is there when you want it.
MORAL OPEN A BANK ACCOUNT WITH US TODAY.
WE PAY 4 INTEREST ON SAVINGS ACCOUNTS.
OFMCERS J. C. Collins, P'et.. C. L. Edmundson, V. Prtt. W. E.
McKee, Vice Pres., B. R. KuyksndaM. Cash, E. L. Blair, A't't Cain,
O. W. W If, Ass't Cath.
DIRECTORS J. C. Collins, W E. McKee. C. A. McDonald.
C. L. Edmunon, B. h. KuykendaU.
Citizens Bank and Trust Company
BISBEK, ARIZONA.
ARE YOUR EYES NOT
WORTH INSURING
If so call and let us insure
them, againbt the harmful anu
disagreeable effects of eys
strain, with a properly fitted
pair of lenses.
Dr. Rockefeller my opto
metrist, is registered by ex
amination Jn New York, Min
nesota and Arizona, and has
had a wide experience with
proper! fitting glasses. "We
grind our own lenses for each
rye defect.
C. M. HENKEL
JEWELER Otometrlst.
fSSBSosm
(Bhicken Feea
We have Just received a car
load of chicken feed. Thlt
shipment contains all the dl
foront varieties of feed stuff
that is necessary for the sue
cessful raising of chickens. Egg
food, Chick food, alfalfa, meal.
Special dry, whole corn, chops,
barley, oyster shell, bont
granite grit. Blood meal and
charcoal.
INDEPENDENT FUEL & FEED CO.
Office Main SL Opp. Paluco Stables Telephone 235. P. O. Box C27
ARIZONA AND
NEW MEXICO
RAILWAY
ARIZONA &. NEW MEXICO RAIL
WAY COMPANY PASSENGER
SERVICE
DAILY
South Bound North Bound
7:10a.m.Lv. Clifton Ai. 3:58 p.m
7:50a.m." Guthrie Lv. 3:24 p.m
835 a. m." Duncan 2:30 p.m
9:58a.m." Lordsburg 1:20pm
11:05 a. m.Ar. Hachlta " 11:50 fc.m
South bound train connects w.tl
Southern Pacific west bound trait
No. 1, leaving Lordsburg lu:57, a
in.. Mountain Time.
South bound train connects win
i Paso & Southwestern east bounc
train for El Paso, leaving Hachlt
at 11:42 a. m. Mountain Time, and
with wen tound train for Douglai
and Bistee, leaving Hachlta at 11:10
a. m.. Mountain Time.
A. T. TnOMSON,
Traffic Manager, Clifton, Arizona.
Feb. 17, 1911. .
LUNCH BUCKETS
Given our specis- atten
tion. Everything clean
and sanitary.
BUSY BEE CAFE
BISBEE AND LOWELL
0. K. STABLES .
Ambulance Servlca Day A
and Night. 4
RHONE 15
FLETCHER d HENNES3FV 4
1
PALACE LIVERY
AND
UNDERTAKING PARLORS
BOWEN &. HUBBARD
PROPRIETORS
....
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS
DR. H. A. SCHELL
Eye Specialist
Next Visits to Bisbee. Douglas,
Cananea and Naco In June.
33 N. Stone Ave. Tucson. Arlr.
J)R. F. R. WILLIAMS
Has Moved to the
C. & A. Dispensary.
Office Hours 9 to 10 a. ra., 1 to
2 and 4 to 6 p. m.
Phone 35
AUT0M03ILES FOR HIRE
Bisbee ana ' Lowe!
Phone B-23 Phone L-J
GERALD DEBELY
FIRST CLASS WATCHMAK.
ER, JEWELER & ENGRAVER,
AT UNCLE SAM'S PLACE
MAIN STREET
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