Bisbee daily review., 1902-03-28
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 10, LIN CHA VALLEY.
SUICIDE OF AN --otDaTlMER AT -s. a e. sAFFoRD. D "H 'S3
Twenty.ton 'Leacher In Operation ir } -c the Giia 'vaiiey-outFavvs Taker
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Solomonville, Ariz., March 26.-Last night the Gila valley was visited by''a refreshing rain and snow, not as much as was needed. but stfli sufficient to make the farmers thankful. This morning tic ground was almost white with snow which. however. was all gone by noon. Water is aiteady very low in many of the ditches and unless unusual and unexpected rains come during April and Sariy June. crops will suffer badly. 'd 1' DO -' 0' 1- ' '''-
 Martin drsubis, { baker at Stafford. committed suicide last night by hang inSl himself in the bakery. He had been Respondent and complaining of hard times and dun business for ssv- e,al days. Greuble owned some prop 1srty in safford, besides the bakery
 It is expected that another horse race will be pulled on in Solomonvills in the near future. 4 match has been made at Duncan between the Cauthern roan horse and q sorrel horse owned by 8 man named 'Eanart. from Texas. The race is for $500 on each side. Those who matched. the race sent werd to Solomonvtlls, that they would run 1t ,hers if I purse of 31oo was guaranteed. This purse is. up 7.o
 shsrin Parks came tn yesterday from his well-borins camp near his Whitlock CienEa cattle ranch Bor- ing has bean discontiued, because the machinery on tbs ground would not do the work at greater. depth, than had been reached. Mr. Parks says he will get more machinery and contipe ,bor- ing until be gets water. -s,a as l.cso,
 2. C.. ,Prina and family have. re- turn to their homo in Satord from az sxtsnded visit ,to the Ilse of Pine. Cuba, whore MT. Prina went, to try that climate for relief of a trouble some cough. He returns much i'm, proved, -.s 7ss,,o, ro -ar. o The, public schools in, solomonville have been elosed becapse of the fact that there are now seyerals eases of scarlet fever ip towp. f the disease continues to spread it is not likely that the school will resume this year. The term had already reached seven l ,.on+b. Ns-ss-,hss s~s-fs.~ S .1R. Jones Of sidon. 'Missfssippi, 6 brotherin-law of e1-sherffs Ben C. ! Clark. arrived here yesterday and will
 make this his future home. MT. Jones will engage in the mercantile busi ness at the Fitzgerald corner.
 The Williams-Blake Ore Leachini
 Company hsvs staa1edIs, 7040n plani
 near Sa1foTds and the work being, don't
 g said to be entirely satisfactory The
 ore is brought to the teacher a distanc'
 of seven miles, 4t q cost of S1.2s pel
 ten; it is mined, for $1. per, ton, beinl
 Quarried from open cuts. The amour fbe;ns treated now is ten tons per day Gh Monday, the, output was 900 .poundl
 O. 90, per cent copper. A. furnace ha
 beer, erected to melt this copper int
 copper bsrs., and the bars run ove
 9s per cent copper. The acid, Row be
 ing used in the teacher is brought iron I San Francisco, The ore treated ay
 eIeges from 1 to per cent copper
 It is said that there is large quanti ties of this class of ore in the Ion etar olsIllct- S-Gyo sDJ Q gssBu f1o Deputy D., g. Marshal Reno. wit 4 I'dthsr Green, of this placs, as guard
 left today with Geo. Cook. and 10
 Roberts for Albuquefque, New Me1ice tThese men were arrested by. the. shel if and range posse ,abovs Clifton. nea i the mouth of the Blue riyers thre 4 weeks ago. They waived an examina Il ton on the charge of robbing tn
 pcstofice at Fort Sumpter. New Mez feo. Will Nell. who was arrested a
 the sathe timS. refused to waive q ! lS4amination hsre. which wfi1'b give thsm on April 4th. before Court Com b6hssGh4 y1lSf DyYart sSs CO CT" t.rys ,s.S 9 1l ll-s rI.Sfglfs ea z. @-4S