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THE BISBEE DAILY REV IEW, BISBEE, ARIZONA, SUNDAY MORNING, JULY 14. 1912.
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515 SHERIFF
Obstructions Placed by Nes-
tors on Borderland and
Other 'Highways Will
Be Removed
Protection against fencing by n
tera Is to be given tho Borderland
!route in Cochise rountv at least and J
tfeone who attempt d obstruct ihoj
-mgiiuay win be prosecuted H thay
;perkt in their effort Order have
been asHed that thf fence "referred
'.to In an article m The Review
Thursday morning moat be removed.
Smervls"?r Htrfcev ut ImAti trun tn
This promtae and has acted lie iKH
not df4ayed in tlie 'matter. w
YMKfnrilnv mnmtncp Pn&lrmnti fluA
.Wtkey of tho board of supervlsor4
.brought the telephone into tlay and
1heW an interesting LomeroatkMi with
the slitfrifTs oifice at TombNtone. lie
jcalW up that official and loid hira
pf the fencing of a su rvejed road lijr
a neater and instructed hira t de
mand that the fence he at once re-1
moved and that if this be not done
Immediately that lie. cause the ar
rest of the offender and prefer
tuuigt's agcuiiai. mill. lie wu in
formed that such action would I
taken at once.
4 "County roads must not be fenced,"
fald Mr Hlckey jestcrday morning
Jo a representative or The- Renew
Jt does not raaSe" any difference
liether I ha rflnd that la nhHtrurted
J! cn the Borderland route or not i
fho county rends, when they have
Jicen survojed, no matter where they
nre locateI, must ?not be obstructed
IT they are. such' obstructions must
jio removed or arroats and proecu
lions will result" v
J i?reaking of the p-obable tax rate
for tlw coming )earwMr Iiickej said
Uuyiie believed the' IxJanl would be
jible to make a redutUon over last
year and hoped that the'' rate might
be kept down to $17(5 lie added
that Governor Hunt when he was in
Jllsbec told him that he. the-governor,
believed that the state tax would
be no higher titan last vear under
territorial government This Mould
mean a ouli -antial relief to the tax
pa r over past rears. Of the pro
Jiosed $1 TO. 15 eents will lie devoted
to the road fund, according to pres
ent intentions.
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Personal Mention
LITTLE BIG THINGS
Hugh HuddleEton is in New Slexico
on a business trip
Paul Stevens, private secretary to
Cjpt Greenwar, lias returned from
a trip to the east.
Mr and -Mrs it. It. Urlght arrived
m tjie city .yesterday morning, ilrs.
iirlght bed been visiting relatives in
Ohio
J. Ji Slorrison went to Xaco jes
(eniay afternoon.
Judge and Mrs. Fred Sutter are 'n
the city frcn Tombstone.
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A Real
Sfioe Store
SHOES
of value
ones with a
reputation .
for quality
andreaso li
able selling
profits.
RegaSs &
Neiiieions
REGAL SHOES
$3 50 for many stvles
$4 00 & ?i".0 btter grades
REGAL Slions are recojnilz'vJ as
the bc?t values obtain-ttk, Leiiuc
priced at a fair profit oier cost
and tbe MBKCIIANT -vb sells
them In Vmind to take that profit
only bo jupHng op price with
them We'll maka ls a pair
hut sM more intra.
&J&0 To $40
NETTITON SHOES
$0.00
Ar the bet and HMiet honestly
nuilt shoes to he obtained.
Them na aeycr been a time
when thy cld not have gotten
more immeiMate laea from the
mprcliaats by aerifteiig tiie lest
in the war k materials aad work
nannhip bat It reaHSn'l hae kept
them -whtre they are at the tep
We bar tool severrl raises in
NKTTMrro'p miid , hove main
tained our lese price at 0
knowfog that hoirid be enough ier
a "good shoe."
HVTGRY CITY l srfHng NKT
TLErrONS at WM P light
and K hi bowd to w with our
iwt rahse ear point : w are
giving yo
TlfK VERY LIMIT
of value in a 0 NRTTLBTON
(A good safe shoe store)
Schwartz Bros, Cth
The Safe Place Main St
I Mrs Guy II Preston of Kort Hua
1 ciiuca was registered at the Copper
Queii hotel esferdaj
Steve Roeiner of Tucson was a
business visitor In the city yesterday
C II Cole of Cnaiiea was a guest
at the Copper Queen hotel yesicrdaj
I)r L. U Miner, countv health of
i fleer and Mtji Miner, returned from
Catallna Island yesterday morning.
W O. Hubbard. E P. Ridgley. y.
G. Buchanan and J. I Uowen wont
to Douglas by automobllo yesterday
afternoon
John S Williams returned yester-
da afternoon from Nogales, v here
he a ent on legal busine.
W P Stiles superintendent of the
Southwestern dining car service, wab
in the city yesterday
Prank Ruff and family left yester
day for llemphis. Tenn., where they
will slt relatives.
I Mrs J K Urooks left yesterday
I for Los Angeles and adjacent resorts
j W H Rich, of the.Goiiper Queen
'engineering departnxMitleft yester
' day for Los Angeles and the bonches.
Did ou know that
The It Is leu lmproemeiit company
is laying new gas mains along Naco
road
The street railway company is re
pairing its track in the -lcinlty of
Slag Dump hill, widening the dis
tance between the track and the hill
by chipping slag from the near side
of the dump
The street department force3 Aro
working on iaco road, beginning at
the eastern limits. The road bed is
being coated with gravel from the
old Cochise dump
The count is putting in an iron
culvert under the load between Bis
leo and IjOwoII In front of the Lewis
house
The construction of the side and
back walls of the new Copper Queen
store at Lowell is progressing rapid
ly. having been put up to one story
depth The side walls of huff brick
aro lined on the inside with lirt
brick.
The Installing of three street lights
In Upper Lowell, at the sharp curves
in the road tluough that suuurb,
haie greatly improed traellng at
night In that tection The filling in
of the road letween the two rjilro.iti
track in the suburb is also a hi;
Brief Local Items
Recent Arrivals
Horn to Mr and Sirs Wbally, ot
Tombstone canyon, Friday, a girl.
Lorn to Mr. and, Mrs. Harry Merritt,
or Mason Hill, yesterday morning, a
boj.
Mounter is Released
T. A. Mounter, who has been at tho
.ount) detention hospital below the
city for a month or more, ill of
smallpox, has been released by Act
ng County Health Officer Hunt, all
ot the pustulws liming disappeared.
Off to the Hills
An automobile party consisting of
-Miss Catherine Ho). O. AV. ,)Volf,
Miss liernice Wolf and C V Walker
left yesterda) for Berners resort In
lie city Tuesda) morning
Ho News from Bowen
No nxws as to the condition ot
W E Bowen, brother of J J. Bowen.
who was seriously injured by the ex
plosion ot u fire engine at Hagermatt,
N M , oil Jul) 4, has been receled
since the arrhal of J J Bow'cn at
Improvement. This-work was doneinae,l here hls brotuer Is ueln8
ireaieu 1 ins is lahen as an inuicu
tlon that bis brother is better, by
his friends here.
by the county.
The new Finnish church In tjwell
Is about completed and services' will
be held there In a few weeks Car
penters aro now putting on the fin
lshlng touches.
Excaiatlon work on the lot in Low
ell on which the W C Harrison com
pany will build, has been completed.
TO TESI MERITS
LEYHER DRILL T
Mrs Georfte Rafferty and son lgft
yesterday for L03 Angeles to .spend
eral weeks. ?
TMii Brown, of the Miners' "store,
left yesterday for New York on busi
ness.
Married in Missouri
Billy Ferguson, who was formerl
in the automobile business in this
city, and Mis Lucile Cook, who
taught school here lust ear, were
recently married at the bride's homo
1 in Warrensburg, Mo and they are
now en route to Arhona They will
visit Bisbee before going to Phoenix,
where they will reside and where
Mr. Ferguson is in the automobllo
business. The news of their wed
ding was brought to Bisbee by M. R
Bright, of the Warren ranch, who
met them at the Sheldon hotel in
Kl Paso, where they are stopping
Mr. Bright went to El Paso to meet
Mrs. Iirlght, who was 'returning from
Ohio, where she has been visiting
relatives.
William Divine left yesterday for
Boston on : vacation trip.
Ren Prankenberg. of the Fair
stor, -will leave" this afternoon for
Vew York on business.
Mrs I fj. n. Adams and her
father Mr Ixng (leave today for
fxm'pvllle, Ky. and Kvauaville, JlUt
to vfwt relatives. , .
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W. If. Kroiiliy returned to the city
yoaterday afternoon.
C W. Allen was a'pasnper on
the train from the east yesterday aft
ernoon. Ross Griffith and Kert Smith went
to Cananea yesterday by automobile.
B. A. Tovrea and WJ11 Soloman re
turred vestorday from Fort Huachuca,
where they went on business
Mr George Pool will leavo this
morning for Ocean Park, Cal .
whero she will spend aevernl weeks.
Miss Ijicy Caretto leaves toda for
Los Angeles, where she will enter
college.
Relative Merits of Two Ma
chines Will Be Given
"Tryout Today
There (s'-av great deal of Interest '
In tho Loyner drill contest that will , N"r,y an ,nfh of 7aIn .
be held this morning at 10 o'clock at L 1?"' annu?1 Ptnlng of J" l'luvius'
Castle Rock The contest, win Jc dealer In rains, showers and weather
Mid' where tho Fourth, or July con-rnVelUef- wa8; ,heId y nlghf.
teata were held, everything having w f" ?1ety-efEllt. hundredths of hn
leen left intact by the drilling com- ,Uchof t.be Yet StUtt came d0Wn' ac."
tntttee of the rnlMiraHnn nt tho -,toru'nK to the government record
quest of thoseVWne the ,,Jner ,kept by J. G Pritchard the offlcla
drill contest 4n charge. , !f er-, "We IH 1 able total
There will be two teams to drill fatter toda?' w,nether or not to look
with the Leynor machine. The con- for agood rainy season basing ob,
test Is tHe result of a discussion in ! f""118,,0" ,? db Sp?e. l
the mines ofth merits of tho piston I n,,mC0n' Bal,, Mr" pritchar1 !ast
drill as cora'pared with the Levner
drill, but In order to give added In
terest to the contest, the company has Jntn"Yat Tda t.fc
.ut n -nv,ii r,H-a Th-m Tne toneral of Fred Johnson will
probably be a good deal or wagering '? 'le. tb'V"trnoon al,2 ,'c.,0ft
cm the contest, a, manv hlle1 thr.1 ro.m Ir hall, where the Eagles will
ttbe Leyner machine will drill faster . ' ? X??.ZZJL .e . ??.?!!
loan tho piston air drill Judges have t . " T. , ; , . " -"
been appointed for the coyest! lo LRev j f Fv' Tnt S?Cl
that the record In the contests to- iTL , " J' E" f"- h.e f
day will be official ,3,,r, Johngon arrived yesterday from
If there is time there will he t l 3',rm83. Ark-- where he died, and
contest betwee tL !!eyner MUarS T reCC,Ve(J by "" Pa,aCe U,,der,ak
,h. iri,i .,.111 ers.
The present year may be aptly
termed "Governors' year" In Tennes
see politics Rx-Govornor MMcolra R
Patterson Is seeking the nomination
for the United States senate, former
Governors Renten McMillan and
James II. FrazJer are nfmbered among
those who are striving for the govern
orship and another former governor,
John I Cor. is a candidate or a. -:eal
in the lcgislatnre. -f
AVOID TROUBLE BY HAVING YOUR INSUR
ANCE WRITTEN BY BRUCE TERLEY, THE
MAN WHO KNOWS HOW. . '
Will Deport Mexican
-Vfiguel Pena, alias Miguel Valen
zuella, who was arrested nere by Of
ficers Brooks and McRae, was re
turned to Xuco yesterday by an of
ficer of tho immigration service, and
later taken to Tucson, where he will
he held until he Is deported to Mexi
co, wpere he Is wanted on several
charges it is said, among them be
ing that of burglary.
PEW PRESS
STIRS UP LOT
REAL TROUBLE
Accident Halts Printing of
Paper; Repaired but
'Jinx' -Took Another
Tight Hold
That accidents never come singly
was forcibly , brought home to The
Review olllce yesterday morning
The new s paper press had hardly start
ed when an accident put the machine
out of commission temporarily The
broken parts were patched up and
some papers run off, when thfe sec
ond break came, which put the press
out of commission entirely Some t f
the subscribers received the Satur ,
day issue, but a great many did not, (
and The Review has here given a
Lrief mention of the Important
world's news as It appeared In the '
nartial issue ot yesterday Tho press (
was repaired at a late hour last
night, so that all subscribers should
receive a copy of The Review this
morning.
Brietl, tho telegraph news as
gleaned from the Ibsuc of Saturdav
follows:
Leaving 2 000 troops to guard Juar
ez, tho main body of the rebel army
departed from that city Friday to
take up the march to the state ot
Sonora Owing to tho destruction of
the Mexican Central railway by the
retreating revolutionists, the main
bod) of the federal army will not be
able to reach the border city for two
months Manv of Orozco's follow
ers have taken advantage of the am
nesty offered by Genenl Huerta. Am
nesty will not become general
through the countrv until the nation
jal assemblj meets in September, if
it becomes appncauie 10 every oouy
concerned, at all
General Dan Sickles, while making
a speech at the formation of the '
Roosevelt party In Now York, drew a
line against southerners The dls-
crimination was promtly discredited
as part of the principles of the new
party, by Colonel Roosevelt. '
Prominent merchants of San Fran- ,
clsco, Los Angeles and San Diego are
declared by federal Immigration of- I
fleers to be implicated in a vast
scheme to smuggle Chinamen Into
this country The officers declare
that more than 2,000 coolies have
been smuggled Into this country this
year. 1
Charles Carne, or Chicago, and
Charles Van Hlse, president of the
University ot Wisconsin, lunched
with Governor Wilson Frlda, and
pledged to-the democratic party their
support in the coming campaign. Mr
Crane was the real financial backer j
of LaFollette's campaign, and Mr I
Van Hlse has always been a support
er of the Wisconsin senator The 1
pledges given b these men are j
taken to indicate the sentiment ot
LaFollette followers, and that tb.it 1
taction of the republican part) will
line up solidly with the democratic
W Challln, of Arizona, and
Aaron B Watkins, oi Ohio were
nominated by the prohibition party
for president and vice president or
that party at the national convention
at Atlantic City An attempt to
change the name or party to ' Pro
gressive" was the cause of a small
Uproar "Conservative" was also
suggested, and that name wa3 voted
down
Thirty persons were Injured when
a circus tent was blown down at
Cheyenne, Wjo A jiolice ambulance
with a load ot injured, while going
at full speed to the hopsial, skidded
and crashed Into the curbing. The
occupants escaped serious Injur
Further testimony regarding the
personal habits of United States
Judge Hanford was heard at the
meeting of the house committee at
Seattle Witnesses declared that
the "Judge Hanford Martini" was one
of the most popular drinks In the
city
Wile excavating under a hotel in
Nevada City for tho purpose of build
ing a wine celler, workmen struck
a three-foot ledge ot gold, and the
city Immediately became melted.
The contract, for building the Lew.
Is Springs Huachuca cut-off for the El
Paso and Sotpihwestern railroad has
been awarded to McArthur Brothers
The work must bo completed within
SO days.
During progress of the Darrow
trial, the defense called to the
stand many witnesses to impeach the
testimony of Bert Franklin, the con
fessed briber Among those called
wan Tom Johnson, former attorney
for Franklin.
SOCIAL NOTES
Mrs. E. E. Elllnwood was hostess
at a bridge party given at her home,
on Wednesday afternoon. The
guests were Mesdames Balmfotth
Bledsoe, F. C Bledsoe Blair, Bridge,
Campbell, Coles, Davis, Fenwlck,
Fenchcre, Flora, Fraser-Campbell,
Gohring, Grayson, Hollls. Hood.
Hunter. Hurst Juliff, G F. Juliff,
Lynn, Newman, Sheetr, Shine. Sims,
F I Sims, Sterling, Taylor, Tenney,
Thompson, White, and the Misses
Chapln, Goodbody. Htlloa, Hempsted,
McKeo and VIck.
f "A Pillow
that means
the tuftless comfort of a
MATTRESS
The Scaly is a mattress made to give to your"entire
body the same comfort that you now give only to
your head. Not a tuft in it. 'It's "a pillow for the
bodv"a bi, buoyant, undulating body pillow that
conforms to every curve, every position of the
sleeper. It takes up the weight evenly, inducing
complete muscular relaxation and soundest sleep. Let
.us show you this wonderful "insomnia cure." We're
sole apents.
A new shipment just received.
Brooks-Ooopsr Furniture
Pythian Castle O K. St
Co.
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Miss Cummlngt on' Vacation
Miss Esther Cummlogs, secretary
of the charity committee of the board
of trade, will leave tomorrow 8r
Vancouver. B. C to spend a few
weeks with relatives. She will bo
accompanied by Miss Maude Bntlal
During Miss Cummings' absence,
George Stewart, truant officer, will
Investigate and look after any cases
of charity requiring attention. If re
ported to him at tho Central' school
building, or at his residence on
Broadway, directly back of the school
building.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOR RENT Large, cool room. Closo
In. Suitable for two men S7. In
tpilre 96-B Ypungblood Hill, or
Phono 42. r 442.
You are often offered bargains m cheap shoddy
goods-, but seldom are vou offered standard goods at
a bargain, as standard goods are sold at standard
prices all the year 'round However, this season we
bought a very large stock of oxfords and have quite
a number Jeft on our shelves and as we need the
room for fall goods are offering at this sale standard
Floresheim ?5.00 oxfords for
7 !
Wc have a complete line to pick from in most any
style, lace or button, tan, gunmetal, vici kid or
patent leather. Don't fail to investigate this sale.
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LOWELL, ARIZONA
MAIL CARRIERS WILL FLY
This is an age of great discovtrles
progress rider m the air Soon we
mav see Uncle Sam's mall carriers
living In all directions, trhusiorting
mall. People take a wonderful In
terest In a discovery that benefit
them. That's why Dr King's New
DiS"Overv for Coughs Colds and
other tli'oat and lung diseases is the
most popular medicine In America
It cured me of a dreadful cough,"
writes Mrs J F Davis Sticknej Cor
ner, Me., "aftr doctor's treatment
and all other remedies had failed "
For coughs, colds or any brolich--!
affection Its uncoualed. Price 50c and
$1.00, Trial bottle free at all drig-
421
Less than two months hence the
eyes of the nation wit be turned to
ward Vermont, which state holds it"
biennial election the first Tuesday
In September, leading Maine by six
dajs Both state yote for congres
men as well m for Mate officer. o
the national signlHcanpe will be ap
parent In the returns, at least to those
who stilt hold to the old tradition
that Vermont and Maine are barom-etrlc.
Flvo former governors of Missouri
attended the recent national demo
cratic convention at Baltimore Thev
wore David R Francis, Joseph W ,
Polk, Lon V Stephens, William J
Stone and James N. Doakerv
If vou are a housewife ou cannot
reasonably hop to be healthy or bean
tlful bv washing dlshe". sweeping
and doing housework all day, and
cnwling Into bed dead tired at night,
You must get out Into the oiion
air and sur.llghL If jou do this
every day and keep your stomach and
bowels In good order by taking
Chamberlain's Tablets when needed
you should become both healthy ind
beautiful. For ilo by all dealers
423.
This Hot
Summer ;
earner
Is Ideal
at the
California
Beaches
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fOGDEH SHASTAi
ROUTES
Far rorenesi of the muscles, wlieth
r Induced bv violent xoreie or In
jury, there Is nothing Wetter than
CoainlnrlalVs Liniment This lint
!H Un relknraa Than ma tie pains
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