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The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1902-01-23
Bisckwsii Dr,i,er. Again stopped.

Blackwcll.-Th drillcrs at the gas
well are having all kinds OF trouble.
II was learned this morning while
they were still fishing for the drill
and other lost tools In the bottom oi
the hole, that lot OF old iron covered
the tools and IL Is doubtful II IL can be-
removed. Some advance the theory
that the iron was thrown In the well
maliciously, while others think the
easing gave way and wcdged tight in
the mud. The existence Of bed of
iron In the well was revealed when a
single little piece was removed this
morning after a several days fishing
process. The drillers are apparently
discouraged again. but have very little
To say. II Is believed truly doubtful.
however, that the iron can be removed
aud there Is some talk Of starting n
third hole
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1902-01-23
WORK OF CONGRESS.

In the senate on the 18th Senator Mel.
son tMinn.) called up the bill providins
for the establishment OF department
| Of commerce. After some discussion the
bill finally went over. subject TO call BY
Senator Nelson. The senate was In ex.
| ccutive session FOR an hour and n half
The Hepburn Nicaragua canal bill was
received by the senate from tho house
and referred to the committee on In
| eerstate canals. The house spent the
day In general discussion OF the pension
appropriation bill. the first OF the annual
budgets. The debate took n Wide range.
Mr.. Grosvenor tO) and Mr.. Hepburn
ua) denounced report presented to
the last q. A. II. encampmcnt criticisins
the course OF themselves and other MEM
bcrs OF congress on the veteran prefer.
ence" bill, which was defeated at the last
| session. They explained that their OPP
position 10 the bill was due to the In.
| corporation In the bill Of n clause which
had not been indorsed by the q. A. r..
| placing veterans OF the Spanish war In
the preferential claims. Mr.. Rixey (va)
caused something OF n stir on the demo-
cratic side by advancing n proposition
TO open the doors Of national soldiers
homes to ex-confcderntes and to furnish
federal aid to state confederate homes
Mr.. Gillett (Mass.) introduced n bill for
| ,,I.,,on .,hn az e. ,a,,,. .,'.,. A..
which yovcr,me,t .mn,ny,s iii, ~, =, =,
| insured as TO have an annuity in their
old age. Mr.. Crumpackcr und) intro.
| sons ,,ti,y na,, 10 ,ha ,,,n.,,,. -, a.
| aIj,p Mr. r.vor 20 ,han sarn,,,,n
| on,nv,,na az. a.a,h -, a.. -, ps
scn,n,iyc s,nLos nr h,, s,o,a onS ,ho
house, after adopting the customary
| resolutions OF regret. as mark OF re-
,rho ph,,,,,,,,,.. A., ,.,, -,
| 49,. 'pp.neS Wcre 'ne S.ulec, oi IN
Senator Uoar fMn.sI who .noto on Nj,
| rcsoIu,ion nroytd,n. To- a., nnna,,,,,an,
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| adm,nIy,ra,,o,, 80 ,sa. ,.,,,.
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n,no nn,m,,,,,, ,, pn .ne rnlp-
| mar ara az. ,.,.. ~. % %
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adont.d T,a r,,.,, m 70 y.
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nm ,hc n.n.,an ,,'.,,,'.,',,,' ~, me usoao
-, , "pp' op,ih'ioh p'ii ana de'
,,o,', "iu." ' u"e 10 'ne proposition ad'
,oors =, ,s W, 10 open 'h'
s,Ja.., ~, no'n's 10 cs-coh'
49, w. e,.i'H. Two notapie specchcs
ono bv NJ " r,.l, nuppo'' "u ,he proposl,ion'
M ,, ,.ner ,hlcn,' republic.
49,. """ ,ne o.her py Mr DeArmond
49,, u'n"o.n, Mr. i.amp Na) read
as. nan,', .srs Iron' prominent
| ...',.. oI hicnInonu, protesting
.'. ~. MT o"Nh 'Mich) Introduced
,o,. i.soiuuoh Tor constitutional
a. ~. ,u,npowerns congress To de-
| - w punIInch'ioh OF electors Tor MEM
| n,,,,i,n,.,,,t anu recurring thnt thcse
uu'",,'a'ions shaII De uniform through
u. va. s'"."s' Mr' Babcock (Wis.) In
- piiI phacing number OF nrti-
,ho ,r, ~ "u IRON ana steel schedule on
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1902-01-23
THEIR ORIGINAL MEANINGS.

shrewd once signifed evil or wicked.
Thomas Fuller uses the expression "a
shrewd fellow" meaning u wicked
man.
The word "prevent" originally mean.
nothing more than TO 20 before. II ID
used IN this sense In several places In
the Scriptures.
Fsejudice was originally nothing
more than : juds nsRi formed before
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1902-01-23
i.ook,vr rovsra st I,ou,..

Chicago, Jan. 17.--It is stated that
the Santa Fe Is contemplating "a Chi
cago-St. Louis line by the way of the
Chicago, Peoria a st. Louis rood.
From Pekin 10 Peoria, the Terminal
railway line would be used. and thence
the Rock Island a. Peoria.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1902-01-23

ShGwnee.-An Indian known as Fred
Tyner, on his way home from this city
Saturday afternoon, evidently inspired
with 'Hrewater" met Clerk Daniel of
the Indian school, when he waved n
six-shooter about his head and fired
one shot, supposed TO have been at
Daniels which went wild. With n
wboop he snapped the weapon again
but II did not explode. lie then ap.
peared ut the Indian Office with one
hand on the but Of his revolver In hi,
his belt, demanded lease money, NOT
yet due, Of Agent Thackcry. lie was
imme edistely thrown out doors and d.
vested of his gun and ordered away.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1902-01-23
The Luck of LXIy's
Mountain.
BY GEORGE Madden Martin.


7 TITLE Nancy Lilly, sturdy and
u yellow-hnired, came scrambling
backward down the ladder from the
roof-room, to land with a plump slap
Of bare. sunburned feet upon the
punchcon floor of the cabin.
Nanny, tall, spare, her blue and
white check dress Tapping about her
bare ankles, her hair slipping from
lts twist, was at that moment turn
Ing the sizzling contents of n skillet
with quick-wristed deftncss into a
pan ON the table. where the coffee
Was already steaming.
Four-year-old Alfred, and Griffith.
aged six. standing by the table, fol-
lowed with keen anticipation each
movement that nanny made.
"Don't ye vet to the table, Grif,
nor ALI, neither, don't ye do II. Amt 1
tolc yer II mir bad luck 'thout We uns
al set down togethcr?"
And nanny stopped over the
heartbstone, and shielding her face
with one hand, drew forth by certain
well-,lirccted dabs into the h4t wood
ashes n generous baking lof corn
pones. At the same time lshe ad-
dressed hersclf to the shrive}cd, keen.
eyed old woman who shares one side
! OF. q tbs ..,:a shi%psz -sss''r~h " spin
\Comc ON, granny. while Nhc vic
1ls 10 tnsty an hot. Here's Napny.
,sbme down 'tbout the baby. Amt
cha woke up .yet?"
Nanny laughed one OF those clear.
Deady little laughs that need no OBJ
ject; and rubbing brown ankle with
. browner foot she shook her head.
Then she glanced ut rude gun-rack.
Il was empty.
"Pap gons?" she asked.
''since daylight" said nanny.
mighty tedious trip TO tavern and
back Tor little chap like Hence, but
Onec his pap said he might 20, want
any h0ldin' him back. The butter an
J eggs was sp'ilnin' 60 be TUX, anyway.
! en- the coffee In mighty near to
\gpne."
4ancy buried her teeth In the hard
g nanny dealt her from the
that she was keeping warm In
lolds Of her homespun skirt. Aft
~ sixzling slices OF salt pork Ind
tnded around and the coffee
into the tin cups, Nancy
one put my dress ON wrong side,
nanny, an never scnscd IL till
4 on" =
ere was an exclamation OF in
,ality from nanny and Open
th contemplation from Alfred and
Nth. Granny lowered her knife
III Its portion Of greasy porlS and
bred forward. to hear fnrfhef.
'Ef you amt the beateSts' chill fer
rkI" said mammy.
But granny, with eyes puckcred
ply, SHOOK her head. "You low
he T0d never senscd IL TIL II
edh on?"
cy was positive. II never
ht nothin' about II. I didn't,
By, TIL there war the buttons In
Muse II you did," cautioned gran.
\he luck's sure soured agin you,
must 90 back 70 bed an drcss
undo IT,"
~ jus natchelly born to
kpny," said nanny, raising
Nwllng voice. "She ain't
7sr hand 70 nothing In her
u didn't come right.
5e know how baby got your
~ slls-snarl yesterday, an you
~ ~ tuckcred out over II, an
~ Amc In a-teeterin' horse
found, and first touch
it?"
~ The sorghum long
- coffee m0urnful-
air born 10 luck.
been the kind no
~ born ON FRI
e moon. and my
b nobody sensed
of witches elm
>sIIy ain't never
"a Ter none"
hss1 srmpp-
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1902-01-23

FL Reno.-Oficers are in search Of
Steve Botkins and Chas. Merteu, who
are accused OF having forged and
cashed checks on the account Of the
FL Reno Mill and Elevator company.
The checks were being caslicd during
Saturday and Sunday at various places
over the city. They were drawn In
favor OF Mcrtcn, who endorsed and
passed them. Botkins' connection
with the deal seems Ia rest upon the
fact that year ago he was In the en-
ploy Of the milling company and the
handwriting on the checks Is said TO
tally with his. lie was also In com.
pany with Merten Saturday and both
were drinking. The men are now sup
posed to be In Oklahoma City.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1902-01-23
THREE CHICAGO DOCTORS
Failed to Do for Miss Mabelle L.
LaMOnte What Was Accom-.
plished by Lydia +. Plnkham's
Vegetable Compound.

"DEAB Mrs. PISKuAM:-1 was in
an awful state for nearly three years
with complication OF female troubles
which three physicians called by diff.
fercnt names, but the pains werc all
tho same. dreaded tho time Of my
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1902-01-23
Rumored Negotiations for Peace.

London, Jan. ia strong belief
prevailed In financial circles here
late yesterday that negotiations for
peace had been reopened between the
leading Beers and the British gov
ernment.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1902-01-23

Mrs. Sadie Andrews, coiored, at
tempted 10 commit suicide one day
last week at Guthrie, by taking NOR
phinc. She Is ~ years of age and the
wife Of n west side grocer. Doctors
were called In and after hard work
were able to save her life. No cause
Ii known for the act.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1902-01-23
Won't NE Called the A,,es.

New York. Jan. i7.-Emperor VII.
helm has decided that the schooner
yacht that is building mt shooters
island IN this harbor shall be named
the Meteor.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1902-01-23
DsIss.,s Ss,'o..i Womsa's Ciub.

Mrs. J. J. Huston, president of the
Guthrie Federation OF womcn's clubs,
has been elected delegate for Okla
homa at large TO the National FEEDER
alton Of women's clubs which meets
In Los Angeles next spring. Mrs.
Huston is the wife Of J. J. Huston SEQ
retary of the school land department.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1902-01-23
isbg Eat. .f 4 at0

The biggest sale OF mulst ever made
In Oklahoma was closee at Perry Z
few days ago. The deal consisted oi
love- lover .ss'..ss sss head 3 ~ ,s|
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1902-01-23
a'.n't n .nai. An the Nancy.

So great have become the revenues
derived In the Indian Territory from
the tribal taxes assessed principally
on cattle and stocks Of merchandise,
that the agent Of the FIVE civilized
tribes has not one-third the adequate
force TO attend 10 the handling Of 40
large fund, aggregating $500, 900 an
nually. This is an increase Of ssCO, 900
In two years and II Is collected from
one-half million Of people. The agent
will ask Congress 10 relieve him by
granting an additional clerical force.
This tax Is imposed by the tribal gov.
ernments upon non-citlzens.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1902-01-23

A South McAlester dispatch. say. A
forest fire is raging along tie Frisco
railroad tributary 10 Tuskayoma. The
section Of country 10 we'll settled by
small farmers and II is srcd that
there has been loss of life.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1902-01-23

Gnihric.-Orin Cullison was brought
TO this city by Deputy United States
Marshal Jones and placed In the fed.
cral Jail. Cullison was convicted of
breaking into the United States arm
ory ut Shawnee and was sentenced to
one year and one day in the bonneville
Mo, reforinatory. II Is alleged that
Gid Stepp and Cullison, both members
Of the Shawnee company Of the Okla
homa National Guard, were the per-
sons breaking into the armory. Stepp
was also sentenced TO the rcformatory
and Is now an inmate Of that institu-
tion. but that Cullison escaped and re.
turned 10 his home in Pottawatomi 10
county.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1902-01-23


Mes'i"g Of Ok's"om. liar AssoeistIon.
Guthrie. Oklahyma Bar associ-
alton met in the supreme court rooms
for their annual meeting. Many at
torncys were present at the morning
session and in the afternoon the court
room was well filed. The session was
called to order by John II. Cotteral Of
this city. president OF the association,
who delivered his annual address. Fol-
lowing the address of President Cot
teral, Henry T.. Asp OF this city, read a
paper on Common law in Oklahoma" "
which was. in reality, "A history Of the
law practice in the territory. The pa
per was very interesting owing to the
fact thrt IL cotaincd much Of interest
to the attorneys who have not been Ia
Oklahoma many years. J. Z. Roberts
Of Kjngiishcr delivered an excellent
address on judicial Legislation" His
remarks sometimes went into the
humorous and was one OF the most
Interesting features of the day. c. j.
Wrightsman Of Pawnec delivered n pa
per ON chancellor Kent" which was
"a very able effort.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1902-01-23
Ts.,. f.e.d. 70 wet, wssh,us,s..

Tsn,s Loads "a visit wsshiust tos.
Guthrie. ca demonstration calling
the attention OF Congress forcibly TO
Oklahoma statehood, will probably be
made by citizens Of Oklahoma Ia
Is called up by the committee In Feb.
ruary. l.. q. Niblack. editor Of the
Guthrie Leader, promoter OF the
scheme, has been several weeks In per-
fecting details. II is planned 10 rnn n
train OF Pullman cars. carrying 300
citizens Of Oklahoma, from Oklahoma
City to Washington aud return, the
trip TO cover ten days. The train will
be decorated with banners and the rep
rescntatives Of the different towns and
counties will distribute advertising
the resources Of Oklahoma and the
rights Of her people To enjoy the
benefits OF statehood. II Is believed
that the presence Of this number OF
energetic men in Washington will at
tract more attention than all the pc
tiiions and memorials that could be
presented To congress. There will be
n carefully selected committee 10 seek
the acquaintance Of metropolitan
newspaper correspondence In Washing.
ton and urge them TO give Oklahoma
the greatest possible amount OF pub
liciiy In her struggle for statehood.
MIR. Niblack has the assistance OF w.
II. Redwinc OF PawDce. In arranging
for the excursion. The party will use
the sleeping ears while in Washington.
and the jpJi yidurl cost will i,c small
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1902-01-23

said Nancy. ~ been watchin' for you
sence."
Then happened n bcwildcring thing,
thing unknown TO Nancy, unless IL
had come to her in baby days. A pair
OF impulsive arms were about her
neck. the lips of the sun-haired girl
on her cheek. Then before the great
wave OF emotion sweeping over Nancy
was gone the clutch of the colorcd
porter was on her, and she was
dropped from the rear of the coach.
which In another moment was speed.
ing round the curve.
"Wcll," quavered granny. when
Nancy's tale was told. "an' you air
sure II war her?"
Nancy hadn't doubt. She had
proof. "shc took IT," said Nancy, "an'
--nn' she kissed me-"
The great wave swept over her
again. "She kissed me-" reafiirmed
Nancy, nor doubted for one moment
she had been repaid.
But the sun-haired girl thought dif-
ferently, 30 she wrote letter to the
station master Mt the junction. and
the station muster gave the letter 10
his wife. who In turn gave II To the
scbool-teacher, and the school-tcacher
answered II.
So, through the sun-hnired lady. TO.
day one Nancy Lilly Is n pupil In n
certain large school established for
the education of mountain children
In eastern Kentucky; and through,
Nancy's willing and doing, comforts
and progress are finding u way into
cabin on Lilly's mountain, despite
It's remotcness. And from the results
In this one cabin the influences are
spreading over the mountain.
"shc war JUS natchelly born ter
luck" says granny, never realizing
that the sturdy traits Of cheerf,lness
unselflshness, honesty. patience had
aught TO do with Nancy's good for
tune.-Youth's Companion.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-08
Notice.

Notice.
 Notice is hereby given that the tax lists and assessment roll of the city of Bisbee for the year 1902, have been filed in my office and that the same are open to public inspection. Notice is hereby further given that the board of equalization for the city of Bisbee for the equalization of the taxes of the city of Bisbee for the year 1902, met at the fire house in said city on the 7th day of July, 1902, and that said board of equalization will meet each day thereby at the hour of 4 o'clock To. m at said fire house until the work oI equalizing said taxes is completed. All persons desiring to make any ob- jections to assessments or to be heard by said board concerning assessments are required to be present during the said meetings of said board, when they will be given a hearing.
 w. D. KINSBY, 7-S-3t City Clerk.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-08
HOTEL [<l!I0 5!yJ : 7;.I':'.''I3 g. '!'3:s3] L{S53s:23

ceased, he had few friends and they
 were of recent date. No one ap- peared who could give a history of the man or the cause of the rash deed. It is supposed, with some reason, that he had lost heavily at the gaming tables.
 The deceased was about forty years old and had worked in sev- "a tax receipt showed that he had been in Bisbee recently.
 Justice St. James was out of town so Justice Chas. Willard, of Cotton wood, was called 10 take charge of the remains He impaneled a jury and summoned witnesses e
 It appeared that he had been gam mbling and had lost as much as $200 in one saloon; this was about three o'clock in the afternoon He threatened to take his life then, but no attention was paid to his threats. He went to his room in the Grand Central Hotel and what followed. is drawn only from what was seen after the deed was committed. Ma-
 honey was lying on the side of Kie bed, his hands crossed on his bosoA holding revolver An ugly hole
 in the head powder burned, pointed to suicide. t.i rHa- D Henry Miller and the housekeep- CT were en the second floor when the shot was fired. They pushed open the door and found the ma ldead--NilIer immediately notified
 Marshal Roberts who took charge. There appeared no doubt in the minds of the jurors that ieaih had been self-inflieted. but there was suspicion that the deceased had been robbed of money he had or his perscs a few hours previous. The examinar ton of witnesses threw no light on the subject Eight dollars and ten cente were all that was found on Mahoney.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-08
Gov. Brodie at Tucson.

SOs- 6fOote al uCSon
 Governor and Mrs. Brodie and their son Sandy returned last evening from Bisbee The train did not arrive here until nine o'clock. The Governor was brought down to Benson on a special. arriving there about four o'clock. They took dinner at Benson and left that point at 715. The Governor and Mrs. Brodie were delighted with their visit to Bisbee. They spoke in the highest terms of the royal entertainmnt ac- corded them and of the cordiality of the people. The Governor met many old friends and made many new ones. Some of the visitors from Bisbee say that BisDee town was a blaze of en- thusiasm over the new Governor and Mrs. Brodie. One man said: They are mighty taking folks. They aint a bit stuck up."-Star.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-08
Miner Dies.

Miner DteS.
 N NJ. Askel. employed at the Hol- brook shaft, ruptured a blood vessel Sunday night while placing one of the mine timbers in place on the 200-foot levee He was taken to the top and died in a few minutes. Justice Will Hams was summoned at once and held an inquest. It was decided that the deceased came to his death from nat ural causes. It is thought a blood vessel in Askel's lung was ruptured. He has no relatives here as far as learned
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-08

.nr. H. A Sche!l. Inc eye specialist of Tues ,u. formerly Q: "hicago, is nov a the C,pper Qu.en Hotel, He. pos lively cares weak eyes headacbes with g.a.- #, Satisfaction guaranteed. Ex. animation free. 723:
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-08
cnaraed With violstino Ordinance.

A case entitled city of Bisbee vc. N. Diamond and Diamond Bros, occu- pied the attention of Justice Browns court on Monday evening and was con. tinued until this morning at ten 8. m. The defendants are charged with ped ding merchandise, to wit. wonen' s skirts, without a license. Attorney Miller appeared for the city and At torney Neal for the defendants. Off cer Harrington preferred the charge.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-08
DRIlLERS WILL
 REMAIN HERE
WORLDS CHAMPIONS LOCATE IN
 THIS CITY.
Other Experts Have Already Decided
 or Are Figuring on Staying in Bis bee to Work-Match Falls

Through.
 | The match drilling contest which was to have taken place in this city be tween O.. N. King and Richard Con- nelly for side bet of $500 has fallen
 through for various reasons It looked for time yesterday afternoon as if the match would be made. but in the evening friends of Connolly stated that no match would be made
 It was frst planned to have the con test take place in two weeks, but to this King demurred. saying that he could not afford to remain idle for such length of time Next Thursday was set for the day, but it was found that the big block of Gunnison granite will be taken back to Fl Paso before that time. ,.s- As a last resort this morning at nine o'clock was suggested. Connolly went out and tried some steel that he had just had sharpened, but it would not stand the strain. Then he realized that it would be necessary to send to shape. a COZ
 ouCu e COuCcSI dS thiS WOuiO nave been interesting. Connolly is the cham ion single-handed driller of the world. having drilled 21h inches in fifteen minutes King won the contest last
 Friday by a sinking hole over 20
 inches deep, and defeating Connolly. Bisbee now bids fair to become the
 home of the three greatest double
 handed drilling teams in the world. In all probability McNichols and Ross,
 Chamberlain and Aalley ,Tarr Broth CTS and Bob Lyons. the expert single
 handed driller will locate here
 McrSichols and Ross have already
 accepted positions here, and CkambeE-
 lain and Malley have gone to hiexico
 with the intention Of returning. Henry
 Tarr intends to locate nere, and Sell
 Iarr Is figuring on returning to this
 city from Globe. Bob Lyons went to
 work in the mines here last night.
 The boys all like this city so well
 after tasting Of Bisbee hospitality thai
 they will all remain here. This means
 that Risbee will be the central point in big drilling contests.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-08
Return Game Promised.

V. R. Sites. general passenger agent of the E. P. & s. W, and who did much to promote the celebration in Bisbee. returned to his home in E! Paso yesterday. Mir Stiles says return game with the Fl Paso club will be arranged for at an early date. when a different exhibition may be expected.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-08
Yaoui lands for Sale.

The government has authorized Senor Antonio F. Torres, chief of the Yaqui commission, to sell the lands formerly occupied by the Indians who abandoned them to join the late rebel lion These are fine lands, well water ed, and can produce anything in the agricultural line; and with governemnt titles they are safe investment-La Tierra de Mexico.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-08
Lays Sidewalks

Lays Sidewai<s. R...
 Lew Hayes, formerly of Nace. where hs has been laying cement sidewalks for the past three months. is in Bis bee for a few days. Ar. Hayes makes his headquarters in Tucson, but has laid cement sidewalks all over the territory. It is no s1aggeration te say that he thoroughly understands his business ..t..ur