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THEBJSBEE DAILY REVIEW, BlSBEg, ARIOMA,- SATURDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 9. 1911.
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FLOURISHING STATE
OF THE LOCAL BANKS
Reports of Condition on Sept.
1 Si&m'tted to Territorial
Auditor
GREAT GAINSJN DEPOSITS
Tho banks of Bisbee, v. hose reports
have just been called for by the ter- j
rltorfal bank examiner, makq a show-j
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uuHitu aim uusul 10 ue bo iu iuu
community.
The reports of both the Bank of
Bisbee and of the Miners and Mer
chants Bank reflect a great growth
of prosperity In this district within
tic last jr ear.
These reports go a long way toward
K1WU& lUC 11U IU LUUli4aiUlB PU W4M.
nearu. inai Business is rouen.
The report of the Bank of Blsbeo of
Its condition on September 1 shows
that its total resources were $1.24,
CW.50, against $1,16.968.95 on the cor
' responding date of last year a gain
of J73.C92.35.
But what is more to the point, so
far as tho report reflects conditions
in the district, is the showing made as
to the deposits. This year on Septem
ber 1. they were $1,035,951.72, On the
corresponding date of 1910 they were
$997.445.54 a gain of $1.0,U16.7"J. Tne '
The report of the .Miners and Mer-i
chants Bank shows that the gains J
were not accidentally conuneu to me
Bank of Btebee. On September 1. the
total resources were $1,168,361.33: on
Sejttemfeer 1 of last year they were
JW7.44S.S1 a gain of $1-70,915 79. The
deposits of this bank on September 1
were 51,880,324 $9 as against JSG4.027.
62 oe the corresponding date of last
jeer, a rtoiarkable S&ln of $17,6,297.
67, more than twenty per cent.
The report of the C.uzens Bank is
not at hand, but it does not differ
greatly from that of a 3 ear ago. Tho
management statos, however, that
-. tkere Is a marked lprovement in the
tone of business, and that the outlook
for the year Is far better than it wsbj
, a year ago.
OVER THE ALPS AT NINETY-TWO
A travel-stained old ruido. named
Herbst, aged ninety-two years, re- cost every page of which recounts
turned to his home recently at Zurich1 a knockout for Dan Cupid, the one
after an Alpine expedition which a. eyed Wd-
joung Alpinist would be proud of ac- In return match at Tombstone
cempllshing. On receiving a letter "Wednesday, however, Cupo did re
that hi mother, aged 114. a dying turn aflerlie had jumped out of the
In a village In Tyrol, near Innsbruck, j window, something having come In at
and .would like to see him. HertsL , the door, raakinp: it a crowd instead
who had no tho money for the rail-! ot company The match mas be
wav fare, determined to set out on treen Vincent Davis and Martha
feot across the mountains. ! Jones, bolh of Bisbee, "who were unlt-
i 1h Jiis youth the veteran Swlse was , ed in marriage by Judge Daniel Mc
a guide and knew the route, for helFarland.. Tho couple had been, mar
had covorod it several times on visits fried previously and had obtained a
to hw fajally. but" on thfs occasion dIorce, Dan making an undignified
he was delated by the deep sjhjw on exit through the window, ilguratlvely
the ittoualalas. and, of course, he speaking.
could not travel so fact us in" bis Tho couple have returned to Blsbeo
ouner- days, though he is still and will mako their home here. The
healthy and upright in his bearing. - wedding was a burprise to their
Herbst arrived t-K late to see his friends here,
mother, but was in time fur ier fu-j
neral, wnicn no anenoea, una on ini
foliowing dny started on his return
journey to Zurich, where he nrrhed
safely, after walking over 200 miles
across vallejs, forests and mountains
T'le old guide says that this will be
his last journey in the Alps.
CANDIDATES INVITED
BY LOWELL 0E1CRATS
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A democratic meeting will bo hew "?" i -u..-w, " --
at LofteH on jlonda night under the the people complete. Is the opinion
auspices of tho Lowell Democratic 0f B. J. Viljoen, late general In the
club, an organization recently formed hrmr ot lno TransVaaL who has ro
at that place and composed of the Tejuacan. where he and
leading democrats of the town under ll""cu "" '-'"
tie leldershlof Mike Ilannon. Mrs, ViUoen have been visiting Mr
Tke cleb has extended an Invlta- and Mrs. Francisco I. Madero Jr. for
Uea to all known oandldates for demo- the last month. General Viljoen
oratle nominations and fearing thatjwas jaijitary advisor to the Mexican
see candidate too timid to make .his- ,on , dur, thc at.
desires known might be overlooked. , ..., v.. ini,o
the club has issued an Invitation to tack on Ciudad Juarer, but nceha
all democrats to be present and meet had no official connection with the
the voters of the banner democratic government.
precinct in the county
The secretary of tne duo, Alexan
der Murry, stated that there -will be
several speeoehs made by entertain
ing talkers.
FORMER BISBEEITE
MBRRIPn IH TllP.nfJ
InnniHLU Hi lUUUUH
Jnaenh S Parmerlee, formerly eloe-
tridan for the Copper Queen in BU-
bee, was married ta Mrs. Laura Os-
teraan, ateo of this county at Tucson
S-rffTS, Y.
TiarMav on East Eighth street
After leaving UisDec ir. i-anner- Maderos mistaico in noi continuing
lee bought a ranch in the Huachucaa mjntary movements after the fall of
near Parmerlee post office. There accomplishing a corn-
Was a trace of romance in the wed- ' ...
ding. The weddisg appointment was P"te revolution,
made by mall and the couple wentp "I myself also advised him to
Tucson on different trains. The ar- gjga the peace pact," says the gen
rangements had been is-eviously made opiL But that was Tms jn the
hawevfrr. and went tarougn wiuum
JI. . -.. 1 Ifr. Vimarlflii Tllll
:f4de on the ranch near farmeries, iplotc revolution would have been
also oa"d Cardas. in this county. better, cheaper and easier in tho
end. But Madero's political rovolu
RARER STILL. .,,,. Uon will succeed in splto ot any
tlAI--- H. can not be downed.
n lady asked the groat American t his rtad may be hard."
writer fa Write In her autograph at- That there has only been a com
liuin, and the poot. complying, wrote t pl8t8 rcvoition In three states will
itS.l,nLT,,;?ll3.S?hravVhoe!nake no difference with Madero's
TO&ffSiS fllattS cfiances. says th. South African gen.
the BH of the album unOl he came; oral, nor that no electoral reforms
to Ills-own autograph. IWneath It wtiijjve oeen made, to precede tho na.
.".-U . -iUlAt.L -rawt- "A Cht- ..v . ......
rumen 'with whiskers
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Bisbee Market
Phone 14
Special Today
Saturday, Sept 9, at our
Bisbee Market
Spring Chickens
Aljve, - 25c
Dressed 30c
Per
Most effi
cient deliv
ery service
6 wagons
l!i ONE INSTANCE
CUPID GAME BACK
Re-marriage at Tombstone of
Mr. and Mrs. Vin
cert Davis
Thcre'a an old sayjng that "when
conentlon comes In through th edoor
love jumps dut at tho window.". From
this arises, the interesting question
can Cupid "come back?" It is a sad
fact thit hoscldom dors, as will be
evidenced' upon a perusal of the dl-
vorce records of Cochise county, al-
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General Viljoen Unable to See
i How He Can Be
Defeated
EL iASO, Sept 7 That Madero
can not help but be elected presl
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-The Reyista faction may cause
some disturbances, but Madero s
power with the people is complete.
As far as I could see, they have ab
solute confidence In him. Reyes
'pictures were torn down In Mexico
(City and Torreon, and even In Te
juacan, long before the riots of last
,. ... kn na.Uql Thfif fllinAnil
iiees ran away from Mex!co when
b0 had tho opportunity to do what
Madero did, and that lie was retnrn-
ing to Mexico from his exile In
France to Xako charge of the army
a8ainS, the revolutionists makes his
canaidagy as a reform leader more
or less of a joke.
However. General Viljoen admits
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llgUt vi
iht of present events. Yes, a com
i .
IMany, many changes have been
E.A.TOVREA&Co
Wholesale and Retail Butchers
pound
"If It Comes
From Tovrea's
It's Good"
TOMBSTONE PAG
T
TO
E SPOILS
How the Thing Was Arranged
at a -Secret Confer
ence
The first county republican gun in
the new state campaign was fired
Tuesday evening in this city, says the
Tombstone Prospector, when a gather
ing of select republicans assembled
at the" office of Court Clerk A. H. Gard
ner, who likewise Is chairman of the
republican central committee. -The
gathering were arrayed In a majes
tic circle resembling a hole In a dough
nut, and strict socrecy was observed.
It was quietly whispered that al
though Cameron's attitude nnd ac
tions upon the constitution upon Its
arrival in Washington in listening to
the powers that be, instead of stand
lnz for the people In its 80 per cent.
instructed vote, could bo overcome by)
a loud noise on statehood talk and fur
ther confusion by putting Cameron
forward for senator.
In the matter of a "slate" .for coun
ty offices, all -hands organized Into a
"distributing committee" without de
lay, tho threo year clause ot tenure of
office being endorsed The right to
"double-cross" or "sidetrack" was not (
discussed, although a recognized prlvi-j
lego of G. O P. patriots. In passing
out the emoluments several were dhvi
unnnlnted- as thev had cherished other.
1 Ideas, one submitted without protest, j
another could see a merry twinxie
that brooded mischief, while one felt
his job slipping and is left hopelessly
out in the cold. The party adjourned j
in tho best of spirits, for there are
6ome real good fellows among the
republicans, and in the list .of tho ioi
Icwlng slate announced:
Superior Judge J. S. Williams.
Tombstone
Sheriff W. A. White. Bisbee.
TVa Attnrnnv I. II Ttnvn. WlllCflX.
School Sunt. i- UN Stover, NaccJ
Road Supt R. M. Johnson, Garcia.
Court Clerk Frank A. Meyers,
Douglas.
Treasurer C W. Hicks, Tomb
stone. Superv Isors G. J. McCabc, Huachu
ca, Jake Scheerer, Douglas, and Thos.
Allaire, Willcox.
Recorder VThomas McGrath, Bis
bee. Assessor-Thomas Tate, Cow ell.
State senators Albert Stacy, Doug
lss. A. Y Smith, Iearce.
Representatives were left as unfin
ished business, although quite a num
ber were mentioned.
ELECTROCUTION BARBAROUS.
(Tampa, Fla , Times.)
Electrocution Is perhaps the most
barbarous mode ot executing tna
death penalty known to modern crim
inal law. It cause.- moro acuto and
protracted suffering by the unfortu
nate victim than does any other meth
od. Here is a specimen Instance:
A negro who was condemned for wife
murder and was taken to the electric
chair. Two thousand volts wero pass
ed through his body. He struggled
agonizingly and desperately, and fin
ally, after twenty-jght minutes of
torture, broke the strata and freod
himself. After a frenzied fight with
the- guards ha was strapped again in
lne acath chair and 2.300 volts more
passed through him before nature sun
combed. Is that in accord with mod
ern civilization or does it savor of the
dark ages and the inquisition?
The Deadly Theiter
(New York Tribune)
Thc theater at Canor.sburg, Pa., in
which twenty-six persons were killed
thn other" evening, is said to have been
planned and constructed In strict com-'
pllancc with the law. The question
now is whethar tho law as drafted in ,
strict compliance with common sense
and the public welfare.
made in the officials of all thef
states." ho declared, "and while the
voting may be effected by the old
system, the voice ot tho people can
not bo drowned
General and Mr Viljoen departed
last night for their country home r.t
La Mesa, N. M.
A set of Gorhara's perman
ently Electro-Plated knives and
forks makes a very acceptable
wedding present and costs only
half as much as Sterling, how
ever, It Is guaranteed to wear
at least a life time.
A good stock, of both Sterling
and Electro-Plated ware has
just arrlved'and has been mark
ed at very -reasonable prices.
L. L. 6ILMAN
THE PROGRESSIVE JEWELER AND OPTICIAN
H e c tor
- San
This .tract is a mile closer in to, th-;ccnter, of ,San
Diego than other successful tracts; Is lower In price and
will havo better improvements than surrounding proporty
and Is backed by people who know the subdivision busi
ness and will create values.
These are-a few of tko reasons why vie will guaran
tee a profit or "money back." The opening prices may
be withdrawn at any moment Opportunity will, not knock
at jour door forever.
GEO. E. BUXTON, Real Estate
- - 1550 D Street. Corner 7th.
i San Diego, California
o REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
The Bank of Bisbee
At Bisbee, In the Territory of Arizona, at the close of business SepL 1.
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RESOURCES
Loans and Discounts, less due from Directors 470.480.30
Due from Directors None l
Overdrafts r 54 61 i
"United States Bonds , 51,335.00
Territorial. County and Municipal Boud's , 48.662.36
Other Bonds, Stocks, Securities, etc, .- 218.665.SC
Hanking House .T. 40.00000
Ileal Estate ..... ...-. 7.003.00 ,
Current Expenses and Taxes paid 73,00
Specie G3,7u4.99 '
Legal Tender and National Bank Note 32.470.00
Exchanges for Clearing 190.33
Other cash items ,..'... None
Due from State and National Banks,
Approved Reserve Agents , ,211,016.12
Due from State and National Banks,
not Itesprve Anents ........ ....., ., ..97,447.06 .- 406,087.01
AssetsSiot included under above heads, viz:.
Mexican Money gold value ... 1,301.18
Total ........ .'
LIABILITIES
Capital Stock paid in w.,
surplus ...........;..
I'naiviaea i-rouis ,....
Individual Deposits subject to check
Demand Certificates of Denoslt
Letters of Credit
Certified Check3
Cashiers checks outstanding
Due State and National Banks
Total ..: ' 1,214,654.39
Territory f Arizona, County or Ccohisc. si, , ,
I, M. J. Cunrdngham, Cashier of tho abovs finMcd bank do -solemnly
mi car that the aboo statement is Uho to thc best of my knowledge nndjbe
Subscribed and sworn to bofore
CSeal.) , "
My fommUslon expires March
COIUtKCT ATTEST: .
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Lowell Market
Phone 15
Srecial Every Day
Kansas Pork, Mutton and
Lamb
Choicest Beef and Veal
Imported and Domestic
Sausage
Creamery Butter
Ranch Eggs
,v
"Once our
Customer
Always our
Customer "
If you are troubled with head
aches or with that dull heavy
feeling about the eyes or dis
tant objects becoming blurred
or hazy or when reading if tho
eyes feel tired or the Ikies seem
to run together It is time to
consult Dr. Watklns my Optom
etrist, who is thoroughly cap
ablo or properly testing and fit
ting tho most difficult cases of
defective vision.
MAIN ST.
OPP. P. O
Square
Diesro
,.-.'. ".,-. 1,244,C54.30
. Aa'
,.... 50,000.00
;p,ooo.oo
. .10S.7O2.5S
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.. 1050.44
3.660.30
2.8tfj00
25X0
5,00456
.'.,. ,.,.. .. 8.805.73
1,086,951.72
M. J. CUNNINGHAM I f
Cashier.
meTthls Stluday oNSesL. 1?H. ,
T. A, HU.GHE5. Rotary Public-,
5.1015.
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W. H. BROPHY,,
M. J. CUNNINGHAM,
Directors.
Patronize Home"
Phone 243
Industry
Not a cheap Beer but a Good Beer Cheap. Why do you want
to pay the freight? We givo you the jlght goods and the right
price. Our bottled Beers are always bottled at the Brewery.
Our price to, Families Is $3 GO for 2 dor Qts.. delivered at
your home.
For salo by AH Groceries or call
Phone243 BOSTON & BROWN !Phone243
NOTICE: Our sanitary way of bottling, no tinfoil covered with
unhealthy paste on our Tannhauscr Beer.
5ome good advice. To keep the husband home on
Sunday always haye a few cold bottles of
Maier's Select Beer
in the ice box
At Your Grocers for $3.50 per case of two dozen
quarts or Phone 395
THE W. E. HARRISON CO.
Guranteed by the W. E. Harrison Co., under the pure
food and drug act June 30, 1906. Serial No. 39311
Smoke a
lack Comne
And Forget Your Troubles
A HOME MADE CIGAR
When the man
hands y o u a
CAPITANA
The Home of Arizonans
Hotel Orndorfl
EL PASO,
THE ANTLERS CAFE
MAIN STREET
Bisbee Lumber Company, Inc.
WHOLE8ALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN 0FIEC30H AND
TEXAS PINE, REDWOOD 8HINGLE3, MOULDINGS, BUILBSIW
HARDWARE, DOORS AND 8A8HE8 OF ALL KINDS, MININO
TIMBERS AND WEDQE8, CARLOAD LOT8 A SPECIALTY.
TELEPHONE L12S EMIL MARKS, Managsr.
Famous Indian Hot Springs
aernu mua aim minerals uatn
If you are sick, get well, If well, get pleasure ,
THE BEST HUNTING AND FISHING AT ALL TIMES.
ALEXANDER BROS. Proprietors.
Copper Queen Consolidated Mining Co.
REDUCTION WORKS
We Are Now in the Market for
the Purchase of Copper Ore
and Copper Matte
Correspondence Solicited '
Address
COPPER. QUEEN CONSOLIDATED MINING CO.
, . Genera! Office, , .--DOUGLAS
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Drink Copper City Beer
you are getting the best
cigar your nickel will buy
TEXAS.
OPPOSITE P. 0. PHONE 22?
WM. ROBINSON
A noted resort for health .and
pleasure. Ilato ?2.00 to J3.00
per day. Twenty minutes rido
from Hot Springs Station, Gra
nam county, Arizona. Theso
wonderful waters are recom
mended to cure rheumatism,
gout, dropsy, liver, kidney and
stomach troubles, blood dis
eases and women's ailments.
Beautiful lawns and shado
trees. 'Largo plunge and swim
ming pool. kIeo fish, lake and
boating, lawn tennis and cro
quet and swings. Try our won-
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