Bisbee daily review., 1902-06-22

Plnal mOuntafnS- f;,&nES :I.S~ .-- Hon, C., NJ. shannon. candidate for cougress. has written, to friends that he W illbe in Prescott in a few days
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 Navajo county is engaged in refund ing s4S. 900 of it's bonded indebtedness at , per cent It means a saving of s..Uuu to tax payers .-----
 Miss Suefla Underwood, daughter Of H. D.Underwood, of Tucson, died at the home of her friends in Washington, D. C, early Thursday moorning.
 R. D. Green, cattleman of Apache county. met with very painful acci- dent while branding calves. His horse fell and NIT. Greers collar bone was broken.
 Miss Rosa Hilburn, daughter of Mir and Mrs. Robert Hilburn, dhSd at the family residence in Douglas on Tues day last. her death being caused by typaoid-pnemonia
 Bob Coates was up for wife beating in police court. Only part of the tes- timony was taken. If this man is proven guilty, Recorder Jobs will no doubt put him away for awhile.
 Fairbanks & Morse are constructing a coal chute for the railroad company in Douglas. After the chute here is e0mpleted the same company will build q coai chute for the railroadcori- p2ny at HachisA ct---1 .i-.::zo. /, ..t,-- rs47tz Iaec2 s++ = -s
 1. Cloud. general manager of. the. 9ransEaal Copper. Mining company, gives a glowing account of the mineral wealth of Sonoras specially sf that part iyng in the neigh hb0rhDod of Cum, pas. He but confirms. the reports of other mining men. ~ --.- The Tucson Elks will i1ln with the other herds their pilgrimage to Salt Lake City to attend the national meeting of the order. The southwest Elks will be known as Quien Sabe or Manyana' Marching club and will be dressed in Mexican clothes. including sombreros.
 ather Emmet Classen, assistant pastor of the church of the Sacred Heart, died at the Mercy Hospital in Prescott, The good father. after a lingering illness lasting over six weeks passed away in the presence Of Fath~ Ter iPietz anu the sisters of Mercy. Ty- phoid fever was the disease.
 Gonzales, the Mexican sheep herder who killed Eugene Packard, a cattle1 man at Tonto Basin amonth ago, was tried at Globe and convicted of mur- der in the first degree. Hon. FEE. Ellinwood, who defended the Mexican. moved for new trial. which was granted. Then Gonzales entered plea of murder in, the second degree. .,r-,-,
 Lawler & Wells are. getting ready to erect a three-story brick. building in Prescott. The dimensions of the building win cover an, era of 100x150 feet It win not only, be solid, strucI. ure, but one likewise that wl1 be an architectural beauty. Tn addition, to these features 1t. will be probably the most expensive business block yet to be built in New Prescott, .15 =. alj 5 .1@--A- .=T..zsI9 r"I- | biily ---RdSleS<H I1tes-il OIA -IOthk5 te1o to friend in Prescott: s:,Prescott-has fair reperesentation; htre. consist i ing of Brother Bahtai -editos. bf the | Douglas Dispatch; Mr2Megufre,. secre- | tary of both the International Land and Improvement company and the
 Douglas Improvement company; c. O. Ellis, who is to be cashier of the rev Bank ofDouglas, which concern
 will be in operation, within the next few days; John Wilson. who will be
 bookkeeper of said bank :" c. M. or I Cal Bass. who was with Gardner for
 number of years and who is working 1 in a general merchandise establish
 ment here, and young Blain, who has | a position with the store departmen, ] of the Copper Queen people. So you ! can see that Prescott always gets if
 on the good things that happen along MINING NOTES, ,.-. -,,.- 1 The Amargosa Mining company ex
 pect to renew operation in the Sierrtaa at. an early date. They have sunk two
 shafts of 100 feet each, an incline ol
 40 feet. besides a tunnel exceeding ! 100 feet There is considerable watel ! in, the workings. Some machinery |. was installed and is ready for servtcs the moment the company decide tc start up again. -t -..,-e ,-,,.-,.- ,..-,, 4 The Gro mine in the Orc Blancc
 country is about to be opened by Koch