The Arizona daily orb. [volume], March 30, 1900, Image 4

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Local Brevities
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, CtSsiBg Attraction?,
ApriU-'The Burular."
. J.'lVJiiadiley, oL.Bt. LDui?.t3 a Bte
bee rUitor. .
A. youm,' jnaaof -8lwd;reUwy ihfwdd
marry a sirl ofimnll trntter
JjiBt received, a nc'iV liuo of shirt
iwiatB, at Blewett'8.. M20 tf
FOB RENT A uood fu'ii'.ohed room.
Apply to Mrs. C. Luwii, oi at thia office.
'" Tfce btst.way to Imorovo njwotnan'8
itvto omra a nqona on .luunu put a
good man in the hwiw' .
'Oall on 0". P. r(.u 'A Co., Copper
Qn Pharmacy, for. .,iogiailHo aup-
AJUtV kist, a little Uw a,u little ring,
ltk'!:f!ndeL A, littlo ju,.a little law,
adloltWWuk-arvk-iAded. .
It you want a new Is.. ,. nearly trlminod
taojt your .taste, leave- yow order at
'Mr,u BJewjet'Sv f ,. Jtt-if
"I;ie ricb"-Nid a three-ball thinker,
"at veniOB,beaue it is deer. -! eats
njU'.ton becafleeitdsh tfht'tp;'''r,r
F0R.'8ALr-A two room furnished
kax, .Quality Hill ; roo I location. Ap
peal this office,-. . jlG-tf
No decliod haa'be'eu.ulujded down as
ytt by tlie" eupremacoiut regarding the
MMMOtahip codtrovarsy.
""The Eaateri Sunday Micini: company
oM advertised for bids for driring a 5(P
loot tanel on their property.
( Scott Vhlte has gone to the Cananeaa
c biuineM connected with, the Green
Consolidated Mining company.
W; AiJMteelh oi. the, UUea Lumber
cecnpany, as been in BiBbeo for the
past few days on busintsa eomieoted
with that firm.
'Who U whistling in school?" said
tfee teacher. "Me," maid the new
i
Hholar. "Didn't you know 1 couli
KhitUe?"
Oahpxnthii. Fomema.v wants position.
Ctapable'of" taking full charge of con
struction gang on any.kiiid of "buildings.
Address Box. 221, Bib bee. mhl7 3t
Bditor'HowB.of the OfiBrand V. B. N.
Greaves' It! t this afternoon for Pearce,
W4 will return Sunday afternoon by
ripy. oi Tombstone.--
Al: Brockman left today for Nacosari
where he goes to' take charge of a gang
pf masons in the employ of the Moct-
esama MlaiBg.cQEapany.
WAUxxDHoueej furnished or unfur
niahed, convenient aadto accommodate
18-or 20,for megfiA. Addtees P. O. Box
"Do the subjects of Dahomey keep the
fianday?" waa asked of a misdioi.asy..
"Ytsand everything.elw they..iau lay
tlwirlMUidson.'."
'You cntrmakeyour wife, sister, sweet
beartor .raother-in-law happy by buy
lag her one ef those pretty collaretta at
filewettf. i ' M2IKI
"Here, James ia a letter fof you from
tfce dead letter office." "Sure then its
ftora my dear old father, who I had
kea expectia' would writ 3 nae; he's
dead for a long lime," replied Pat.
Dpnty. Sheriff Graham has gone to
Tacton pn business connected with the
U. 8. court. He took with him the
Mexican mescal smuggler and Quong
IAisg, the Chinaman who has been or
dercddfHrted.-
A, H. Danforth, superintendent of the
Mejctesaaaa Mining, company, of Naco
eftiiycame up yesterday from that place
ftad left thls'wornlpg for the east, where
no win remain lor a mouui vor pi
weeks. " k ' '.
'The' Mexican woman' who was knocked
down few "day a ago byWeaiino in ihe
railroad yards, ia sloWly rcorering from
tb-effeete of her fall. No bones were
W6kn, blither body waa' bruised 'up
eeaalderabljr.
The maa-Md by aaietake been pub
lished Mtfria4NleaUe4f po ttte. edi
ler lor aa juwJegy. "inis paper, ".said
the editor. ,' 'never, takes back any thing.
If yen Insist. that ,y pa have bten miirep-
' dbseated, why, we'll put jrou among the
otrina m. wr ext uauo. xuac win
aqnare U."
. "the local tribe of Improved Order of
Bejel Menmet last night. A number of
:mbere' were present Several appli
cants for aaesBbership were balloted for
aad admitted. The meaa-bership of this
aWefhl brolharhood is rapidly 'increasing
M the people 'learn 16 appreciate ita
intentions, . and its great value aa
charitable organization.
i .His Life Was Sarci. "
Mr. J. E. Lilly, a prominent -itUon of
Hannibal, Mo., lately had a wonderful
deliverance from a frightful death. In
telling of it be aaya: "I was taken with
typhoid fever, thai raa Into pneumonia.
My lunes beeame hardened. I was so
weak I couldn't even sit up in bed.
KothlogiesVed-me. Xexpocted to soon j
die of oeaeppytiooirhea I heaW of Dr.
kyugKewIi0Tiy. Oa bottle gave
gaeatiaaM. t mlmd to oat it, avid
aaa now-d M string. I Vi ay
k.eWart and ejajsiTpit
Wlato WoAdfe all throat adlf
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aek..JU?iilarMa4 ,3p0
, ral bottle fiee $t & tot
a4 BtsWe Jhtf fm
SUPREME COURT.
Moti,Qas Heari.m.a'Numb'er of Cases
Wednesday.
There ta a brfef seasior of supremo
court yesterday, occupied mainly with
the hearing of motions. In the caaoof
Utter ve. the Toriltorial Loan commis
sion, u niotiou for continuance to June
l,vas triuited. This is the so-called
Bitun countv bond i-aso. At the Janu-a-w
ry session of the court Cierk 0. D.
Hoorer of the district court for Pima
countyi was appointed to take testimony
in thevtetritory in relation to the case
to be submitted, along with other ovi-dunce-.
from the east. This has not yet
been received.
A-motion to dismiss waa granted in
the case of. M.JD. Kochford et al, appel
lant, vs. Morgan J. John, appellee, Mohave-
eouuty.
the application of the United States
attorney to file briefs waa granted in the
case of .Jim Wells, appellant, vs. the
United States, Pinal county.
The caee of.i'raccisco liarc'ia, appel
lant, vs. the territory, from. Yavapai
county, raavcontinued to June 1. Gar
cia haH uetfti convicted of' murder and is
under sentence of death at a time which
la long eiilce j.is.-ed. A stay of execu
tion was granted at the instance of the
Mexican Consul, Garcia being a citizen
of Mexico.
Iu the ca6e of the Walter 0, Hadley
companr et al, appellants, vs. D. W.
Oumuim:3 et al, appetites, from Pinal
cuun(y,n motion to affirm on transcripts
was denied. Thuii litigation involving
tnu Mummoth.osine and mi 1.
The caee- of' Lewin Wolfley vs. Gov
ernor Murphy. and the Territorial Loan
' AArtn tviloalntt ntai un t-tm t fns4 Vatkii t I.
can.
Scboorl Blcctlon.
Election for school trustees takes
pjaco tomorrow.
Every person, male or female, of the
age of 21 years or oyer, who is a citizen
of the United States, and who has been
a resident'of the dii triut for 30 days
immediately preceding the day of elect
ion, and who is the parent or guardian
of a child of school ago residing in the
district or who nai paid a teiritorial or
county school tax during the pieceding
year, is eligible to election to the otfice
of trustee, .and shall be entitled to vote
at such district election, provided that
eveiy. woman Qffering to vote at such
election (who Is otherwise qualified un
der this section) and whose husband or
father ia or waa a citizen of the United
Wtafes, shall be treated and considered
as a citizen of ithe Uutted States for tho
purpose of voting jit such election.
With the arrest oi Matt Burts by Dep
uty. Sheriff Grover the sheriff's offise
has rounded up all but one of the tough
est gang pf outlaws that has been in, this
country for some time. While train
robbing has been their chief game, they
would not have stopped at taking hu
man lives to further their ende. It ia
said the body of the man found between
Cochise and Willcox sotno six months
ago was a victim of the gang. The trial
of the men at Tombstone in Jut e prom
ises to bring out some very startling
facts, it has not yet been fully deter
mined whether the men will be taken
to luoeon and tried on . the United
States charge first or on that of the ter
ritoty. The preliminary examination
of Burts will be held in Tombstone the
early part of next week. Grover and
his prisoner are expected to arrive at
that place Sunday or Monday.
The election of school trustee ihich
o:cura tomorrow does not seem to stir
up any ex- Itement in our little ourg. So
far we have heard ol no one but John S.
Williams as a candidate. Mr. Williams
hns been serving on tho board for a
number of years, and the present condi
tion of our public schools speak well for
him. The citizens and taxpayers of
Bisbee can find no better man to fill the
position than Mr. Williams. Beside
being a father and having direct per
sonal interest In keeping the standard
of bur school Vpto lis preson't hlgfi'fat-
ing, he ia'pOBeeseedof the requisite qual
ifications that recommend him for con
tinuance on the sdh'oil boaid.
Aa Editor's Life Saved by Chamber
Iain's. Cough Remedy.
During the early part of October, 1806,
I contracted a bad cold which settled on
my lungs and was neglected until I
.feared that consumption baa appeared
In an incipient state. I was constantly
coughing and trying to cxpei something
which i could not. i became alarmed
and after giving the local doc tot a trial
bought a bottle of Chamberlain's Cougn
Remedy and the result waa immediate
improvement, and after 1 had used three
bottles my lungs wero restored to tneir
healthy state.--K. S. Edwards, Publish
er of the Review, Wyant, 111, For sale
by all druggists. F
NOTICE.
TVWhom It fluy Concern.
All jMMsna are htmkr cautlonm! nnt tn
lnursajir,OMl or torn tho certain mlnlntr
oinHn-iir(rwBT r.nownu "sm Koo of
auaMwr,"aui' Klnun
."'ftl.'bynrlor
looatiaa..altui. 1j
CoeUfeeouut) ui-i. . ,u .... ,n. .
claiai Am rMw-jy w.'.f ijo.-u,, wpsn
not the rightful tKj iHtoutio .. . W)Jj
3. jjwtnct.
Mlltl
ante
"jew.
Thoma ixfea '
3. it. .Vi.4,
OrijiuolJUTegAjjrij
IN f BliHfjoa ffTh is, m.
The hom ia aftor midt.ii(ht when, in
tho moat fashionable quarter of tho
city, the aumptioua hotqe of one of the
beat known editors Ins been forcibly en
tered by a burglar. 1 ho inmates peace
ably slumber, unconscious of dnngerj
au out a little tot ol sis years, whose
acute ears have discerned a noise unus
ual at that timo of the night. Too in
nocent to be couscloua of danger she
leaves her room and, enteringthe fam
ily sitting-joom, suddenly confronts the
burglar,, who noiselessly aa poaeiblo is
eecunng the family silver,, when to nis"
surprise he becomes conscious of the
littlo oue'a presence. With piMol in
hand' approaching the chird and alert
for an ouU.ry, hii surprised ear8 are
greeted with the exclamation, "Don't
be afraid, Mr. Buiglar, I won't hurt
you " Following thia is one of. the
moat effective scenes of Mr. Augustna
Thomas'-famous play of "The Burglar."
Bisbee opera house, April 4
, YOUR. FACE. .,.
- SUov8-the state of your ieeringa and
the state Wyour healtl. as well. Im
pure blood-makea itself apparent in a
pale and sallow complexion, Pimples
audi Skin Erupioris.' If you aro feeling
yyeak and worn outkand dOk.-not havo
healthv appearance von should 'try
a .Ktt i Utn. .uxir. It -urea a!i
oiooo Jisra: s whure fiv.ap Sarsaoar
niasr ana so calJert purmeri'ai'; know
mg thia we sen every oottJe on a poa
tive guarantee. For .aie at Bisbee
xru& Store
Notice.
. i
All persona knowiug themselves to be
indebted to Preston Fletcher, the former
proprietor of the Queen Restaurant, are
hereby requeated to call at my office im
mediately and settle Such accounts, the
same having been assigned to me for
collection, with inaiructioue to take im
mediate action in the premises.
S. K. Williams,
M19 Assignee.
FOR -
X Ray Examinations,
Chronic Diseases,
All Surgica and inflammatory
Eye an-Ear Diseases,
Lenses, Glasses and Spectacles guar
anteed right.
Catarrh in any of its forms, .
Ste
D. A. CLABK, M. D.,
Physician and 8 ecialist, ,
Bisbee, hea 1 of Ma n street.
JDaVGuneral practice, calls attended
all h urs.
Go to O K Livery Stable, if you want
ood .iriving teams.'' , t
Volcanic Eruptions.
Are grand, but skin eruption' rob life
of joy. Bucklen's Arnica Salv "ureB
them; also old, running and fever so i,
ulcere, boils, telona, corns, warts; cuts,
bruises, burns, scalds, chapped hands,
chilblains. Best pile cure on earth.
Drives out pains and aches. Only 25
cts. a box. Cure guaranteed. Sold by
Copper Queen itora and BtsboeDru
Sva
FOR SALE. For Cash or on easy
payments an upright Eyeret piano,
nearly new, oak case. Apply at this
office. M. 24th.
For Sale.
Brown Legghorn eggs from full bloods,
for setting of 13 eggB, $2.00. Address P.
O Box 475. MlB-lin
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Wednesday, April 4th
One Night Only 1
The Big City Show!
Mr. Gut Thomas' Suocwiful
Comedy Drama, the
Greatest of American Plays.
Am produced at the MadUon
Squur Theater, New Yorli,
The Burglar
A Drama of Intermingled Laughter
and iearg. Presented with a great
Cast of Popular Players unde the
Direction of W. W. C.aij?
Pr.'ces 50c, 75c and $1, or higher,
if beat.
A FULL LINE OF
CAMERAS and
Photograph Supplies.
Cameras from $5 00 to $25.00
Developing and nrintlntr dotin hv at.
I photographers at lowest prices. Satis-
muuuu guaranteed.
C. P HART & CO.
- HOWARD & SMITH
Nurserymen and Florists
c All kinds of Garden Plants, Shade
and Fruit Trees. Umbrellas four feet
high 50 cents each.
A fine line of Cut Flowers. Liberal
dieconnt on orders of $10 or oyer.
P. O. BOX NO. 434
Los Angeles, California-
JOSEPH M. O'CONNELL,
ATTORNHY .AT LAW
Office in Wallace Ruildlin;.
.
Convevancing and ofiice work of all
iJtinda.
t'
II. " '
Asthma's Clutch
t . . .
.'.jThe sufferer' from Asthma ia" constantly
(whi-iiiik, guspint;, uucKing ana clearing
ttho throat. Whcrt a storm approaches,
3&hen there is a cloud of diwt when
a room is ocms'swept,
or when thqrc i3 a bad
odor, brlathing fje
comes most difficult.
Often it seems as
though someone waa
clutching, the
sufferer by
tho throat
with a terri
blcgrasp.Tho choking sen.
saMon is al
nu st unbear
.able, rhe
vi ." irouniesomo-
times lasts only a fev minutes and again
Bahgs on fpr many days. There is only ono
safe thing to'do, and that is take -Acker'a
English Remedy for Throat and Lung Trou
bles. Juit what this'inedicine, accomplishes
lsltown by the following letterfrom Mr.N
H. Andrews, a prominent resident'of Spring
pld, Ohio, who writes: . m ,
' W. II. Hooker & Co., New York : ,
'Gentlemen. it affords meagreatpleaaeira
to assure you that I have received both im
mediate and permanent relief from throat,
bronchial-and asthmatic troubles by using
Acker's English Remedy, taken strictly ac
Cbrdlng to directions. It is a blessing to
tlumanity."
Bold at He., Wo. nnd 81 a bottle, throughout tho United
SUltc and Canada-; and In England, at Is. 2d 7s.8d.,
CiiCd If you nre not satisfied after ouyins, rotnrnthe
BOtue to your araggui ana get your money oucn.
y We auihorkeJhe above guarantee.
W. U. BOOKER & CO., Dmprteton, Xcw York.
Mfbtice of Application for Patent.
Mhiljij Application No. 707. Survay W. 1S80.
5f" ' Unlted States Land OyriCK,
,, Tucson, aiuzona, Maroh 6, 1900
JJotlco 1h hereby given tbutin iiuruauco of
the United States ininliitr laws Martin O'ilaro.
whoso iost ofilco address a HUheo, Cochiio
county. Ai-lzoim tocrltory, has nuulouppllcu.
tion for a patent for 1500 linear feet of tho
Quartzlte Strip lodo, situate iu tho Warrou
rnlnlrii." district, county of Cochise, territory
of Arizona, as described in tho oiliciul plut
herovith posted, and by the Hold no en on
uio lntneotneo 'or the Keguteror tneiilln
Land District at Tuoon, territory Of Ari
zona, as follows, viz :
, Survey No 188j-QuarUite Strip Lode.
;Mlecitininc atcor. No 1. tho SB. cor. identi
cal with cor. of location, a pine post 4 inches
sciuure, oij ttet loiifir, set l loot in tli? eroiinu,
surronuded by a mound of stones, inscribed
I'ltSO O.S. U.. whence U. S. M. M. No. 4. bears
S.B5dee.Umin E, Bift'i feet; whence aplno
tKst 4 inches square, i leet loner, set 1 foot
intho srouud, surrounded by a mound of
stones, bears S. 51 dee. &8 mln, E. 91 feet, in
scribed B. M. 1-1380 Q. S. L., no other beaitncs
available; thence N, 24 dea. U niib. it.. Varia
tion 11 dee 43 tain. E ,' 150 feet to intersection
Htfe'of quarry, 20 feet deep at intersection:
583. feot to intersection of line 1- 4 "Monilo"
lode, a patent olaim. survey No. 1082; a pine
post marks this Intersection, cor. No. 4 Ma
mie lodo bears N. 44 dec 37 mln. W. 47.1 fnet,
890 feet to center of roud runnihs; nearly E.
AiW.j rood is in center of canyon known as
Tombstone canyon, which ruus noarly E. and
W.J and Is about' 125 feet wide ut this point;
1U15 feet to-small wtili,2 feet deep, 6 feet
wide; U79 8 feet to cor. No. 2, the Nis or. of
claim, a pine post 4 Inches square, 9 feet
long, bet 18 inches In the ground, surrounded
by a mound of stones, inscribed 2-188-1 (J. .1
11 . whence original location cor. bears N. 24
Jet. 44 mln. H 41 feet, same is a pine post 4
incites square. 40 inches above tho ground,
inscribed 2-1880 Q. S L, B. M., whence a rock
in place. S Inchon out of the ground, 1 foot
square, chiseled (X) 2-J380 B. U., bears ti. 18
dec, W. 221 feet this corner was pulled in to
parallel the end lines ; thenoo N. 57 deer. 20
mln. W., variation 11 deer. 5 min. K., .8 3 feet
to- north-end center, a pine pot 4 inches
square, set 12 inches in the ground, inscribed
1880 Q. S. L' , whence the original location
monument bears N. 24 dear. K. 22 feet, 105 feet
to center pf wash 25, foot wide; 2 feet deep,
K'iieral course south 2 dee;, we.-ft, 1V2.6 feet
to nor. No. S, the .N W. cor. ol claim. Ideutical
with cor. of location, a pine post 4. inches
square, 4 feet long, set 12 Inches in the ground
surrounded by a mound of stones, inscribed
S-1880 Q. S. L . whence, a rock in place 2x2.
45 mln. E., 63i feet to intersection one-story,
frame house, said house sets N. 11 deer. VV,
and S7. deg. 1 ., and point of intersection is
lf.5'fect from N W. cor. of house, 672, feet to
middle of road, running nearly due E. and.
W.. which runs' thruusrh canyon known aa
jTombstone canyon: this canyon is more-oi'
'lest gradual in slope ou either side and a line
Ul-'liilOIDVUVIUU VHUUUV UV UOUUDU Ull IU1I
aaja -ui vmmj vs f vw. muv v v .via mw
tion of a property not claimed by Quurtxtre'
Strlo lodel. this intersection is marked by a
side of canyon; W4.8 feot to lnteri.ee-
,4 Inches square pine post tot in a mound of
stones: the NK. cor. of said unclaimed m-on-
erty bears S. 73 deg. E. U ,s feet, 114S.7 let to.
souin 'iniarsecuou oi same property mac
claimed by Quartzite Strlo lodel: course of
, Intersecting line M. 73 deg. .9 mln. w. 2J feet
from SB. cor.; a men pine post mams the
point oi intersecting lines, no xeet to cor.
No. 4, the. sw cor. of cluim, idvut ral with
cor. of location, a pine post set ou solid rock,
post being 4 incites squure, 3 feet long, sur
rounded by a mound of stones. Inscribed 4
1380 Q. S. L., whence a rook in place S feet
by foot 3 Indies above ground, chiseled X
li. H. I3W v, o, Uj ucnrs n.ia uag, i nun, a.
87.1 feet; thonco S. 57 deg. 20 min. E., varla
,l ,i .,r . Jl mln. K 90 feet to intersecting
. i cf quarry, 0f feet deep at this
,.. 1 L loot to south end center, a plue
post 4 inobes square set on solid rock. In
scribed 1380 Q. S. t,., identical with location,
20u feet to cor. No. 1, place of beginning.
Total area...., ' ' A" acres
Area In conflict with Survey 1082.. .454 acres
Area in conflict unsurreyed .60i acres
Net area........... ,....,,.... 5.589 acres
Varintlon 11 deg. 4 mln. B.
The location of this mine Is recorded In
the office of the County Recorder of Coohlso
county, ArUona territory, at page 601 of
. ook 12, Records of Minos.
Adjoining claims are: Ihls claim Is bound,
e'd on the east by the ''Mamie." on the west,
north and south by unsurveyed lands.
Any and all persons clnlmlng adversely any,
portion of said mine or kurtaco ground are
required to file their adverse claims with the
Register of the United States Land Offloe at
Tucson, in the territory of Ariiono, during
the slaty days period of publication hereof,
or they will be borred by virtue of tho pro
visions of the statute. .
visions o. v JULTON K moORB, Register.
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" ' For SaleT
Four itoro bulldinga on O K streot,
formerly the property of Nick Moti;
muit be sold at once. Apply to
S- K, Wxu J. P.
B. R. Graham & Co
i-:t4Q444e4sywnrt
0. K. Livery m Sale Stable
;.':m.m
"ULXi.eral
frcV4
Are Closing Out
Our
HOUSE
rftm
Consisting" rf Fnrniture, Carpets, Linoleum,
Rugs, Gran'te and Tinware, Lamps and
China Crock.r-y Ware, at - -f : -" ' l
Astoitishihgly Low Prices !
Cull and be convinced,. Jj ' , .
Corner O. K. Street and Railroad Avenue, . - Bisbee, Arizona.
i BBSBBsmamwSsmammmmwmmm
grand iirai1 i -.'-.
"" milhnerv Opening
Monday, April 2, 1900
Finest Stock of Millinery Goods to be seen this side
of Chicago, Hats all trimmed in the Latest Parisian!
Styles.
Wait and see our uoods before purchasing
r Nemeck's Ptiotoan
ore
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' .BISBpE.
BOOT and. SHOE STORE
MRS. M. BLEWETT, Proprietor.
Full line of BOOTS, SHOES and SUPPERS for Ladies and,, Gentleaaen.. -I
. deritlenten's Furnishing Goods. "
1.." . Ladies' Ready Made Skirtsv
Complete Line of Millinery..
MAIN STREET, TWO DOORS ABOVE THE POT OFFICE",
THE AZURITE
GEO. DUNK, Proprietor. t
Your Trade Solicited.
Everybody Welcome.
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LeadiiigSiporting
Resort oi Bisbee.
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Fine Wines, Liquors, and Cigars.
x Polite Attendance. Everything Square.
UETSON & . WHAUEy, Proprietor -
t- - . f
C. A. NEWMAN,
Tinner, Plumber and
Second Hand 2eod9
CAN
Lunch Room and
Short Ordw
Restaurant,
Good Cooking, Prompt Service.
OPEN DAY ANDINIGHT.
L. Carreto, Prop.
Mala Street Bisbee, Arizona
wi:vm
ZSiiectore.
Stopk Cf
i9gilc&
i GOODS
elsewhere. It will pay yi.au
n Haiwflk
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