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5 THE CITY I
W. C. Greene arrived yesterday in
town.
Turkey dinner at the M. E. Fair to
night. Seott White is a visitor in town from
the Cananeas.
Mrs. F. J. Pendersou is quite sick at
her residence.
C. A. Clapp of Boston is a guest at
the Angius.
S. Heineman of Tucson is at the
Bessemer hotel.
Living pictures at the opera house.
Do not miss them.
Mrs. J. N. Jones is expected home
from her trip to California.
H. W. Ballantyne of La Cuesta de
Castilla is at the Angius hotel.
Mrs. James Johnson and her three
children are ill with bronchitis.
Senor Don Augustin Pesquerla, of
the famous ranch Cachuti, is in town.
Mrs. J. A. MJHer is seriously ill at
her home in Upper Tombstone canyon.
Quite ft number of nice residences
are going up in the vicinity of Castle
Bock.
We find Henkel, the jeweler, carrys
the finest line of watches, jewelry, etc,
In the olty. ' ol2-tf
. Harris, the tailor, only charges 82
to clean a suit of clothes, Tombstone
canyon. tf
Mr. O'Hare is making quite oxten
sive improvements to bis home in Cen
tral Bisbee.
Mrs. Morris, who returned from Cal
ifornia some three weeks ago, is quite
ill at her home.
Some one will get a. fine rifle, saddle,
lamp, dolls, quilt tomorrow night at
the li. E. Fairt
Wanted Position a housekeeper,
by a lady of experience. Apply at the
Richelieu House.
W. J. Walters, from New Jersey, ar
rived in town yesterday and located at
the Norton house.
Pete Hook and wife are visiting Bis
bee. Mr. Hook is Superiatendent of
the Demoorata mine.
Messrs. Short and Meade have ship
ped from Naco a load of fine cattle'
from Fronteras district,
Leo G. Cloud'General manager of the
Democrat mine was in town yesterday,
and left today for Nogales. ,
A. F. Brown of San Francisco, who
has been at .the Norton house for some
days, left today tor the west
C. E. Tyler sent to 'the' Cananeas
mine eight first class carpenters by the
last two trips of the Cananeas stage.
The Fair tonight. Fresh program
with most Interesting items. Vocal
and instrumental music. An evening
of enjoyment.
Mrs. C. M. Johnson will give lessons
in embroidery, Kensington and Batten
berg, on Saturday's from 2 to i p. m.
Tyler house, Bisbee. nol4 lm
The trouble is a pleasure, but it takes
the cake to sit down in the BreweryCafe
at Henry Collman's and have in front of
you the finest and best delicacies. nl2tf
Methodist Fair tonight. Usual in
teresting program. An opportunity to
pass a really enjoyable evening. A de
licious dinner. Everybody should at
tend. Wantid, by man and wife. Good
experience in taking full charge of
boarding house, or wife cook and man
work in mines.' H. A. Fink, 307 Tem
ple St., Los Angeles. nol4 2t
At the Demoorata mine, on the 0th,
an election was held and the result was
a tie, and Mrs. Hook who was Judge
.gave her dlcislon in favor of McKinley.
Mr. Hook, by the way, Is a democrat.
Commencing' December 1st the Bis
bee Water and Coal company will de
liver coal by their new eleetrlc ele
vated trolley burro system to all cus
tomers. E. B. Mason, Mgr.
TVANTXD--Three first class minors
steady work for good men; $3.50 per
day United States currency; board SI.
A. J. Brant,
Santa Margarita Mine, 8onora, Mexico.
The people are informed that the
Cemetery Committer will give a grand
ball on Thanksgiving night. The re
ceipts will go to the benefit of the cem
etery funds. The object is an excel
lent one, and will be recognized by thq
Bisbee people, who will see that the
danoe is a deolded success.
Charles Harris begs to announce that
he is continuing his business of tailor
ing and repairing at short 'notice at his
residence In Tombstone canyon this
side of the Castle Book. That be is
now in a position to make clothes and
to repair and olean them at the oheap
est rates and invites the attention of
the public to his fine stook of fall and
winter goods. sl2-tf
Ernest F. Larson who worked for the
Copper Queen company for nineteen
years, is visiting Bisbee. Mr. Larson
yesterday i oturned thanks in the Re
view to those friends and fellow em
ployes ot the smelter who presented
him with a raagnlfloent gold watch, a?
a token of their regard for him, and of
their appreciation of his sterling char
fteter. Mr. Larson is now in a respon
sible position at the Democrata mine
ana the Review voices the desire of
scores of friends in wishing Mr. Lar
son (ivory prosperity and wc-fft Hi his
presnit position.
C. N. Thomas, who has bteu confined
to his home for some weeks with fover,
is now able to be around agaiu.
A wagon load of flue turkeys ar
rived in town yesterday from the Gila
and were readily sold at very reason
able prices.
Mr. Higdus is doing assessment
work on his mines In town. The work
that is being done is in charge of Mr.
A. Hooper.
A uumber of wealth Souoru Mexi
cans pussed through here on their waj
from Cananeas, whero they have mines.
They took tho train to Nogale3 yester
day. Among the number were Clrilo
Ramiio.5, of the firm of Ramirez, No
galof Cntlos Maytoronn, from Ortiz
station; Aituro Marales, son-io-laW of
Doti Pedro Caraou, the big land owner
In Sonora.
Dr. H. B. Davison of Fruitvale, OaU
luud, California, Is in town. Tne'doc
tor for two years has been surgeon of
the Keswick copper mine in Shasta
county, near Redding. He will go
down to the Cananeas for a visit. For
fiftj years Dr. Davison has been In Cal
ifornia, Mosico and this region,, He
wnfc United States consul in Guadala
jara, Mexico, from 62 to '68, during
the war, aud was there when Maximil
ian and Mejio Miramon were shot.
Judge S. K. Williams says this is Just
bow he wishes to- advertise. A Sedan
iustice of the peace thus advertises for
business: "Are you contemplating!
If a woman is in love, that's her busi
ness; if a man's in love, that's bis busi
ness. But if they contemplate mar
riage, that's my business. It's my bus
iness to neatly and quickly tie the knot
so tieht that it will not oome untied
again unless by order of the court.
Marriage parties expecting to get mar
ried can find me in my office in Sedan
at all times."
Sale at Dawson. '
A report from DawBon, Klonkike,
dated September 25, states that all the
Crown claims, numbering about 7,000,
will lie put at Auction sale. After the
auction all those claims that are not
sold v. Ill be posted for a month and ut
the oxphation of that time will bo
thrown opeu to location. The auction
was to have taken place on Oetober 2.
the vn)ort that J. M. Carter apd Mlko
Hietoj, f i'renuott, had wild tti Ir
group of roppt r claim, About one mile
ftoui the T! Picucbo rud Uu mill a
Ijut Mormtowu. Tho pi.ct p.itlvr.
821,000 ni-l and tw l.itf wore
bougbt lor au oasti m company by Mr.
John Qul?lo. This will ho the rial:
itv; c f iinuihiT good oainp in ihi- sec
tion. Patch himtliuruith tin pi op
erty say it is all right and e press faith
in it3 future. Republican.
WHITE GHOST WILL KACI.
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A NEW OCEAN ELYEE.
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Ship Which Is Expected to Cross
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BbkIUb Inventor Confident That XZ1
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MINING NEWS. -
Mining Developments In Southeast
ern Arizona.
The Range News is informed that
the Copper Bell at Turquoise will im
mediately begin the erection of a fifty
ton smelter.
George J. Weber, accompanied by
several gentlemen, arrived in Willcos
from Kansas City, Sunday, on mining
business.
J. J. Howard visited Wlllcox lately.
He has some valuable mining propetty
at Dos Cabozas, which he is develop
ing. The Gold Coin Prospecting and De-
A New York man who mi at Minne
apolis the other day sayb that on the
occasion of a dinner gicn at the Waldorf-Astoria
recently William K. Van
derbilt bet $10,000 with a New Yorl.
banker that he uould ride his new
French automobile from the doors of
the Waldoi f-Astoria to the AVest hotel
in Minneapolis in 15 days. He adds that
the bet was closed and the attempt is
to be made during this month. The
Hew automobile is a racing machine, he
ays, very strongly constructed and
capable of making tremendous speed.
Says the New Yoiker:
"The French automobile is called
The White Ghost.' it is about the
swiftest thing on wheels in New Tork
at present, and nothing' please its
owner any better than a ehance to let
it travel to it full limit. I understand
he i to be accompanied on this trip by
fcb Frtneh cbaffeoer, the expert who
companies, him on all important
trip. He will Also carry his valet. I
am quite prepared to we Mr. Vander
bilt oak hi trip in extwxr4Jjy
tJfBeV"
Fortune Tellere In Parle.
Xere than 2.000 people earn a living
)B Paris by tortune tellings uieiriotai
yearly earnings bg
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Nogales County Seat.
The election has past and among the
questions settled is that of the location
of the seat of government for Santa
Cruz county, Nogales having won by a
very handsome majority. In the con
test the people of Patagonia made a
gallant fight, and for some weeks kept
their opponent gueesiug. But it was
not in the vote for them to win out and
the county Beat Is permanently located
at Nogales.. This was known by mid
night of Tuesday.
At that hour returns were in from
six of the ten precincts in the county,
viz: Nogales, Calabaaas, Tubac, Crit
tenden (Patagonia), Harsbaw, Wash
ington Camp and Lochiel. In those
six preolncits the aggregate' vote upon
eounty seat was 281, for Nogales against
183 for Patagonia, giving Nogales a
majority of 84. The other four pre
cincts had a total registration of tifty
one. , Admitting that they had qast
their full registered vote, which .was
improbable, and admitting, likewise
improbable, that their vote was solidly
for Patagonia, tho majority would still
be forty-three.
To the People of Cochise County.
The democratic eounty oentral com
mittee of Coehlse oountv nlaced me on
velopraent company's outfit headed for. tDe democratic ticket for councilman
Mexico this week, where they 'expect
to take hold of some properties and
start operations immediately.
The Jerome correspondent of the
Arizona Republican states that Sur
veyor Merrltt, of Prescott, is in Jer.pme
aud will make a survey of the group
of claims belonging to the Verde
Coppor Company.
The Jerome correspondent of the
Arizona Republican writes. "The
Verde Queen smelter is running stead
ily, turning out tons of copper. At
present they are taking out ore enough
to keep the smelter running steadily.'
Tolegrams received by several citi
sens of Nogales; from sources Inde
pendent of each other, conveyed the
intolligence that tho supreme couit of
the republic of Mexico, granted W. C,
Green, a writ of "amparo" Ic the
Cobre Grande case, setting all ques
tlons In Mr. Green's favor. Oasis.
F. R. O'Brien informs us that Tur ;
quois is rapidly forging to the front.
There is considerable mining aetlvity
there at present. A number of men
aro being worked in the various groups
in that seotlon. The Copper Belle
will erect a smelter in the near future
and commence operations In earnest
Range News.
G. Blbbens waB in Willeox from Dcj
Cabe?a! this week. Ho will go to Mex
Ico again in the near future and attend
to some business for his company there"
H.J.Clifford and H. S. Wein weie
down from Johnson the other day.
Johnson Is one of the most promising
camps in this section and will soon be
infused with new life and activity
Tho mineral showing throughout the
cump is simply phenomenal.
John Anderson came down from h s
Aravapal ranch this week wltkulo.d
of vegetables. He had not visited Flo -enco
bofore in eight years. We leain
from him that operations at the co..l
fields on Deer creek are temporarily
checked. The diamond drill Ins
J reached a depth of only 150 feet, and j
the shaft sunk nearby has reaohed a
dapth of 100 feet. Mr. "Anderson Is one
of the original discoverers of the Deer
creek cool fields and owns one of the
moat promising claims in the district.
Ho has bonded it to tho company now
exploiting the coal flelds.Trlbune
Mr. H. W. Stevens went through
Wlckonbug last Monday and confirmed
just two weeks' before the election". I
was out in the campaign one week when
I was taken very ill and confined to my
bed and room for the balance ofhe
time I am thankful for the support
they gave me, and especially soothe
peonle of Tombstone, where I live, not
Kinp f one 0 wbom i had spoken to on the
subject of the election after I "was
placed on the ticket. I have no com
plaints to make and no regrets to utter.
Stnorely yours,
, JAMB8 3. ROBINBON.
Look Herein
You might not bet on a diamond
ring or watch, but you can bat, sure
enough on the llmborger and Swiss aud
, pther cheese Hajjry Collmann cuts up at
the Brewery. He is the one and the
onl one who knows how to please and
cater for bis various guests. A man
who never sleeps. Wholesale and re
, tail. Delicacies delivered to fami
lies.
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1 Programme Tonight.
The following is the programme at
Iethodist Fair this evenlner
Tableaux and living pictures.
The baby show. AH of Bisboe's
lovely babies. '' Three first prizes to be
, awarded. The baby contest is open to
all under two ryear of age.
The .Copper Crown'
Some excellent ore is now being
taken from the Copper Crown proper
, ties in the Dragoons. ' It is expected
shipments of ore' will shortly be made
to 1 Paso, one carload being now
teady to go forward. 4
Notice.
Spanish and piano lessons, by gradu
''ate of Suell's Seminary Oakland, Cal.
Address Mrs. Edward Zimmerman,
Post Office, Bisbee, Ariz. o-i-tf
600
Miles from home, but you And what
your tongue desires, a&d your heart
will beat if you only sa the layout you
i get at Henry Collman's Brewery Caffo
. in the line of haa, obeese, liver sau-
sage. nlS-tf
Notice.
This is to notify that Mr. Paul Mor
t gun is the only tuner representing us
in this section at the present time,
Tub ZiXfcifR PiArfo Co.
From Southampton to New York in
two days is the latest dream of fast
ocean transportation. The suggestion
sounds idle, but John Richard Hudson,
the Sheffield inventor, says it can be
done, and proposes building a boat to
be called Yours Truly to prove his con
tention. Where such obsolete greyhounds as
the Deutschland and tho Kaiser Wil
helm der Grosse have but two propel
lers each, Yours Truly will have 14,
seven on each bide, with about 60 feet
between each set.
Where the old steamers have the
shaft horizontal the Hudson's will en
ter the side at a long slant forward,
inward, and upward at an angle of
about 30 degrees. The old-fashioned
boats dig a great hole in the water
like a deep railway cutting, but Yours
Truly will be compelled, by its. ct of
propellers, to rise in the water ten or
13 feet, according to the speed, and as
a result the inventor claims it slums
and shoots forward as fast as he likes,
all the great power being converted
into speed, and not in wasted churning
or driving thousands of tons of water
away for miles.
When Yours Truly wants to stop,
the propellers, being reversed, drag it
back into deep water The inventor
claims the boat will not roll or cap
size. The motive power is to be elec
tricity. One of the big Atlantic liner com
panies is arranging to have moving
picture theaters on all its steamers to
amuse the passengers on the voyage.
The pictures, are to be supplemented
with phonographic songs and recita
tions. CONSTRUCTED HIS OWN GRAVE
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EL PASO FOUNDRY AND MACHINE CO.
MACHINISTS, IRON AN0 BRASS FOUNDERS, FORGE and
BOILER WORKS all classes of mininc machinery
Special Agents for the Celebrated CAMERON STEAn PUHPS and
CHARTER GASOLINE ENGINES
EL PASO FOUNDRY AND MACHINE COMPANY
El Paso, Texas
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REAL ESTATE, MINE BROKER
I Houses nnd Lots Bought and Sold on Commission.
I Houses for Ren . Money Loaned XXX
I OFFICE: ANGIUS BUILDING. ROOM 3, BISBEE, A. T.
Pmarlvnlan Will Sow Ar rati so tor
HU Funeral and Din His
Wife's Grave.
Having finished his own grave and
lined it substantially witn granite,
Samuel Reinert, of Shoemakerville,
Pa., will now dig a grave for his wife
He said:
"I consider it most appropriate that
I should dig my own grave Most men
are careful in the selection of their
earthly habitation, but pay no atten
tion to their la3t resting- place It's
a matter to which I have paid consid
erable thought for severa. years, and
I made up my mind that I must have
a substantial grave I have it now.
It will lie ages before its granite walls
will crumble. This is a comforting re
flection. I don't see why Jots of men
shouldn't have their giaves dug and
walled out, ready to receive their re
mains. I don'i see anything grew
some in it at all "
Reinert iajs that he will now be
gin arrangements for his funeral, such
as selection of the pall-bearers, choos
ing the text from which his sermon
is. to be ivcaci.ed, the style of shicud,
and how his bodj is to be arranged in
the coftin.
Reiiiti't s grtue is 7 feet long, 2Vi
feet wide and 5 feet deep. It i lined
with granite, the total weight of
stone lequiied being 2,360 pound.
The top stone weighs 675 pounds, and
it tool: sii. men to place it in posi
tion. It is 2 feet S inches wide and
7 feet long. The grave is one of the
most substantial in the county.
Kaiser Said to Wear a Cuirass.
A atory is current in Berlin to the
effect that ever since the murder of
King Humbert the German emperor
has worn a cuirass of finely tempered
steel. It is also said that when pass
ing through Rome to embark for China
Count Von Waldersee presented to
King Victor Emmanuel a cuirass of
identical manufacture as a present
tram the kaiser. N. Y. Sun.
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tJaJasf Disortinlnatloa.
Xnperor William has dischargsd
one of his diplomats because the latter
married an American divorced wonmn.
What, asks the Chicago Times-Herald,
would William have us do witn our
gru widows, anyway?
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Bisbee Mercantile
Company...
Wholesale
and Retail
General Merchandise
Groceries I
Liquors 2
Boots and 1
Shoes
Tobaccos
and Cigars
Fluent Brands of
Flour
Hardware
Miners'
Supplies
Challenge Competition In S
Quality and Price q)
Corns and see our
New Store
Telephone 55.
ktjivsay'ai'
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election Bets
Co Pay
DELICIOUS CONFECTIONERY for femiuine bet
tors who'll win no matter who tho' bet on or how
election goes. This is always understood when
candy is the wager
GLOVES AND TIES A splendid assortment
Irom which timid backers of favorite candidates
can economically settlo
HATS AND SHOES-Stetson Huts, lianan
Shoes, other good makes as well. Ln tho heat of a
political argument it's so easy to ''bet 11 good hat"
or a "good pair of shoe? " The host kinds of flats
and Shoes are here
CLOTHiUG, rondy-to wp:u or nmdolonnensuie
X:omi3 will win clothes. Asido fioni th satisfac
tion of winning, Iheie'h a.i additional satisfaction
of whining such clothing as we've on sale this sea
son. .Each suit is o jood (hat 1 o matter which
you pick you can't lose j
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Walking Hats
A nev lot of Women's Walking Hnts
received, and they aro even pictliw thnnthe
There's a simplicity about the styles that adds to
rather than detracts from their smait nppeatance.
Wide brim, plain shapes, in smooth 01 rough
effects, with just a simple silk band Jioiuo bands
are of black velvet ribbon with an additional nar
row baud of gilt. Othei hats are encircled with
stitching, crown as well as brim.
ln blacks, browns and grays and not much
to pay.
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Directors:
Ben Williams J. S. Dooolan W. H. Bropht, President
J. B. Anoius W. II. Bropht J. S. Douglas, Vioo-Pre3ident
M. J. Cunningham M. J. Cunningham, Cashier
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New Arrivals.
Just in receipt of ono of the largest and
prettiest line of Men's Flannel Dress Shirts.
Brown's 55 make of Shoes for Children.
The celebrated Floorsheim Shoes for Men,
Drew & Selby's fine Shoos for Ladies
A very complete assortment of the latest
modes in Men's Neckwear.
Dress Shirts of every description.
Millinery the largest and most complete line
over shown here. Come and see them
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