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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-21
THE THIRD DAYS CONTEST
WON BY PHIL MCGEE OF HARRIS
COUNTY IN HOPING CONTEST.
Clay MeecnnieIe Second with Forty Sec
onds, and Joe Gardner Third with
Forty-eieht Seconds.

Yesterday afternoon was dark and low
erlng. gray skies and a promise Of forth
coming rain filled the atmosphere; light
clouds from the gulf scurred past over
head. sure portent of wet weather, but
all these signs and symptoms did not deter
large crowd from assembling at League
park yesterday afternoon at o'clock TO
witness the third days roplng contest. the
last OK tile series. The two pgeS Gus days
performances had attracted large crowds,
and in pursuit Of an afternoons amusement
they were not disappointed.
Following is the official score:
John Hopkins Of LHvaca equity, 81 sec
onds. one horn only. consequently out.
Joe Lynch, Caldwell county, 10.
Clay MrS mlnigle, Houston. 10.
Jim Hopkins. New York, 1903.
Oscar Scout Fort Bend 4, county, In
j Rocket, Fort Bend county, OJ.
s. NJ. Allen, Harris county ,5S.
J. w. Dpnneily Harris county 1901,
Frank Skidm6rc. Victoria county, l.lu
g. u. Scott, Fort Bend q COUNTY. 800
George Cox. Harris county. 2.lJ.
ice Gardner san AGgelo AS
Phil McGcc, iIutis county, .3G.
w. c. Albeit BruZorla county. I O6.
After the ropihg contest. and between the
acts. Frank md VIII Cay ot Se}ly eng ged
In the huzBrdus game Of hron no busting
20 their HEARTS content njd IN drlgnt I'D
the immense audience Assembled Era X
Cay managed to get two OF the Toughest
'bronks' evor corrnlled iu Harris county.
but stuck them to a stauds.ltl One ~
them the ast-iuslsted upon running into
the fehce aud everything clsr iu sight but
the Sealy boy stuck to bis mornr ali the
way through and came ont with nyiug
colnrs ana FIRST money Tor brJyk' bust
ing His brother received second Thls
feature OF the program was exceptionally
fine and much enjoyed hy the audience
which was unsthtinG I'm rs admiration on
some particularly daring feature Of N
game.
The awards we're made IN conformity
with the time as announced above
General Manager Ed u Drouet for the
No-Tsu-Oh Carnival committee AMI the
Judges, timebcepcrs and 0tger committe s.
discharged their duties ably, conscientious
IS and thoroughly. gud the hullic Is we'll
satisfied with the results
VIII Pickett, the Taylor negro, at yes
tcrd8y afternoons performance again cur
ried ont his fancy net Of fastening his teeth
IN a steers nose throwing him to the tuyf
and holding him there for five minutes,
much To the delight OF tho crowd Pickett
has no opposition in his line Of husilcss.
When tue final w.nlup came. nud every
body stnrted homc, the uneuimous upull u
of oil spectators was That thIs was ono of
the Carniyal's most entertaining frltur g.
and oil wlre Icgretful to see the serl s.
ended
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HIGH PRAISE FOR PAINTING.
A Much Travelled Mans Opinion OF the
Nuns Tapestry Work.

A Muoh-Traveled Mans Opinion Of the
Nuns Tapestry Work.
To the Editor Of The Post.
Whilst wandering through The streets
Of Florence the past summer found my.
ser In -he neighborhood OF the old con
vent Of st. Marks where savonarola prayed
and Fra Angelica, the great Dominican.
painted in superb frescoes. The day was
warm, nnd / stole into the shade ana "a.
treat of the old monastery-now a public
museum.
The place was deserted, except for the
pompous old soldier who demanded the
'billeta' OF entrance. As / wandered
through the lonely halls and deserted cells
peopling them anew I'm imagination. was
suddenly confronted by two male fneed
nuns clad In the beautiful garb Of NJ 10
mimic The one, with n face that MuriIio
would havc loved TO paint had a pallet in
nand ana stood before an easel that heid
q good copy Of Angelico's Christ MS n
Pilgrim. The other was pIaving the nnyr
81 the friendly critic, ana whilst am MI
Roman Catholic, / fingered. Nanderine
mere aud there about the deserted cells and
suvnihs my eyes occasionally from the
euPeIo presence upon the dead walls or
old 81. Marks 20 the good nuns entrnssad
In their labor Of love ''seeu
mere was spirit OF PRAYER and pence
ana quiet ahout me place. and I dem,,rre,t
somewhat when the crusty ola gnardtou
warned me 10 depart, because "tbe snn has
disappeared beyond Fles3ie +" hg,,o' nstr'
D'".tA ~ ,he picture, and Il was brotant
u'ysl Ninluly TO my mind this morning
scanning along Travis street stnnno,,
W Levy millinery department store Ina
soihe clever creations In oil unon ta,astrr
etlActed my attention Whom $500,
Iol me artist ! wGs told that mo ilitt' ~
can nuns OF Galveston had sent ill.,, mn, ~.
tNnluluon There Is good csnv ~ = ~ lO'
geieaus Innocence. The origin., nuu
par,sI '"rsea upon In the Luxembour@ ~
iI5ls INC shepherd girl-mother. Win mo
G,n,ld ana the lamb, They seemed IN s,,, nv
tM on friends. for the COPY Vns a a,l,,,s
uuly zone, And there was also uu,''.l
lnhL wonderful Madonna ~ ,S,3up9 on
SS risiilhl or which hangs IN fgp Nv
ne Work was well done ana , ,[uuNlt,
neuout Ior some hours more closet. . ,I.
Ms me ruth and Naomi" ana ~ Hsneet-
mAlklhg Upon the Waters ERE
Dancing Flower Citrr'. so,,s, ana tho
done. 'ue's-nut superby
A., expected every moment 70 500 .,..-
ny t@yes on the tnshonably dresscd a,i,,lst
mo thronged that great en,,,,.,,u. women
sMett gentle faced nuns vhoniui inc
t9nna leat day in summer m asu.r, had
- Merks IN Florence. AZ. isu Inserted oid
neo tnat they would not come m, ! real
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BALL ANrNRMArH.

All society, and those who We're fortunate
enough to witness the magnificent spectacle
Of the Carnival bail at the Auditorium are
yet discussing It's beauties and striking
success as the chief social function Of tue
week.
New Orleans visitor, who has seen the
Mard Grus balls of that city, wSa frank
and frcr To acknowledge that his city had
Ing that of Wednesday uight IN Houston.
4 distinguished Chicago guest said: IL
ann amazed. And this Is what we have
outdil this magnificent decoration. Your
society ranks with the first Of the couu-
try
While there IS no thought Of detr0ctlng
from the Efforts ~ the committee IN charge
Of the ball II IS but jus, TO accord TO
Major Spencer Hutchns the lions share
OF prnise upon the success and triumph of
the function.
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The reception complimentary to Mrs J.
G Terrell Of Fort Worth. which was glycn
by Mrs W. z. Chow Inst night. was
most brilliant and delightful affair
Beside the crowds Of Houstoniuns who
called or assisted the hostess In receiving,
host Of visitors from other cities enjoyed
Mrs Chew's hospitality Among the lpttcr
were the following members ~ the Press
association; Mrs Fred Robinson 81 Waco,
president Of tho Texas Womnu's Press as
ISOLATION; Mrs. Rose Fountain Howell Of
guest Of Mrs II n Ring Mrs Jnmcs RaSs
Of Tempe, corresponding secretary; Mrs
Reese Wilson Of Locknart and Misses John
son and Mel elan
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APPEAL cAsEs ERoM HARRIs.
Four Affirmed and One Reversed and
Rcnanded

Four Affirmed and One Reversed and
Rcmanded.
Among the eases affirmed by the court
OF criminal appeals at Tyler ANA reported
in yesterdays Post are the following from
Harris county; Lula and sam Pollard.
convicted ut the June term Of the Grim
inul district court of assault 10 murder
and given two years each IN the penitcn-
tiary; John Duval, convicted OF assault
Go murder &C the same term of court aud
given the same penalty, and ], K. McCas-
land. convicted OF aggravated assault aud
battery and fined so. Tue three inst
named are negroes.
The case OF John Crawford, also a negro.
convicted Of aggravated assault aud bat
terry and dned Sl0O0 and one year In the
county jail, WAS reversed and remuudcd
Jesse Alexander whose case was sub
mitted on brief for both parties. was con
vigted az the October term OF court 90 the
murder OF Julian Perry and given hfty
years In the penltentlary. Eugene Scott
whose case was submitted. was convicted
Of burglary az the October term ana given
i've years,
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PATIENTS RECOVERING.

The Injured in the Recent Southern Pa
cifio Wreok Regarding Strnegth'
Messrs Walden, Duny aud Foreman
Flovd who were Injured liz the recent
Southern Pacific wreck at Devcrs station
aud brought TO the Houston Inarmary for
treatment are rapidly recovering health
onG strength The most severely injured
Of the three Is FLOYD who was trighrfully
burned, out he Is. now pronounced out or
danger and the ndrmary physicians feet
that he viii be entirely recovered IN a
short tlrpe. considering the serious nature
Of his injuries. Walden and Duty are sui
ftling from bruises aud minor injuries.
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A BAD FREIGHT WRECK.

Four Passenger Trains Laid Out for a
Tong Time on tho Southern Pacific.
The two Southern Pacific passenger
trains from the east were again indefinite
~ late last night Il was Sportcd that
there was a wreck but Efforts 10 obtain
Information from the dispatcher as to
whether II was a passenger or freight were
not awaiting, the answer being that moth
Ing was known about Il.
From other sources Il was learned that
two freights came together near Dayton,
Waking uu ugly wreck aud stalling four
pasSenger trains, two from HE east and
iva from the west. The caboose and n
ear OF freight on one OF the trains were
burned, M one was hurt.
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.RRnmN,s IN TOWN"

One unendlng laugh, Is the way , lS5sri
agement describes the new lal.v ~ N
in Town" which win be seen ~ ,s sII 81
house tonight, one performaueS y. W tAl1
latest fnrcical effusiOn, Yhlch ~, "a a
entirely different from anyulln ,MFl
here on that order, was written w va,rf y
purpose OF amusing the theatsi III n
lie. and the amusement ~ crea ~. bfI (
caI aud reasonable manner "a b &
the farce writer Is much easier I.stlst. y
acting than that Of the als M d
writes serious plays. ne W. s, sEesl I
necessary TO shun the thealllle.na x =
keep melOdrnma ont OF MS "" 6e
clude farce or comedy, nll a.,lr y
tumble Of lncongruities whose ss,sw
tinn Is 10 be funny. II the a. "a
farce eNcites plenty OF langn ~
resource to vulgarity all else 4. brs
browns I'm Town" howeVssss,. ~ err,
infinitcIy more original lines M 81
Of recent productions. u IA say y
consistent Complications 80 rise 4 Z
Is quantity told and from la., W. It } I.
curtain to the fall Of the euins.stty - (.
OF interest. There are some psrtnfe d z,
numbers. an entirely new aepa,r. r,iss Z
STYLE OF comedy. When bIow rnhnl
how To mn audience II VIII nasaa Il 8.
flaw. The company Is conlp' wha1 Y
capable fun-makers, among pro Y.
Charles Horn. George Mrias,sl War. 4
ander, Frank Willard, EinalIu rins -
ME Mdgley, C0ralie tlhtopt otbet
Elizabeth Lindell Whips anr
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HOOHoOs COMING

This Is the day the Carnival management
has dedicated TO the lumbermcn, und they
In turn have placed the arrangement Of the
duy's events In the hauis Of the Hoo-Hoos.
THAT means somebody Is going to have a
heap big time, The FIRST direct evidence
Of the presence OF the Hoo.Hoo boys win
be In tine automobile parade, when Great
Shark OF the Universe w. IL, Norris says
there Is sure to he something doing,
Keep your eve On the Hoo Hoo auto
Al visiting lumbcrmcn are requested 10
tell their troubles to Mr.. Norris on Mr.. j.
s. Bonner N the weather permits the
HoolIoos and their brethren expect 10
mike a street display tonlght.
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The funeral OF G. J. Maver took place
from his residence on the CLARK street
road az 10 o'clock yesterday morning REV
r. D. Wilson officiating fhe interment
was IN Hollywood cemetery, rne follow
A. Rankin G. NJ Funer. ]. r. King,
Thomas stewart. r. Snodet and L. C.,
Passmore. Tho deceased was an eN-Con-
tedrrate soldier and was respected and
esteemed by an who knew him.
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FUN IN TIE RAIN.
Despite the Wet Weather the Confetti Battle
Was Waged Harder Than Ever.

pd 0
mattonei
a
1t ont
TO glv her
IL but tnat
It
o. struggling with fair weather
all that he conquered
mud outside
did md then
overlooked tho Itself the Sidewalks the cw and the
business m m good thing FOR the merchants os 'ho one tmng
which
entitled carried
he
II q
ana the rain
Of
Houston Inns city added
Carnival which
blaze of glory aud long lingering ripple Of laughter
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THE WIRE DRILL

When the parade reached the corner Of
Rusk and Main streets a dummy call was
turned In from the tall Mason block ard
II signal OF red fire was lighted upon its
roof
Immediately two Rre engines. one hose
cart and chemical engine wheeled and
raced 10 answer the alarm. In Just one
minute and thirty seconds the extension
ladder was In place aud twenty men were
on the four-story building, while two en-.
gines were throwing stream TO the top
ut the structure The drll was checred 1y
the great crowd and many compliments
were passed upon the mertorlous perform
uuCe.
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The reception held az the Rice hotel last
night as homage to the royal personages
OF the No-Tsu-Oh Carnival and President
ans Mrs Mcclellan by Colonel and Mrs
o. II. Holt was most graclnuSiy pleasing to
their mQjestiCs MS wen as 10 the thronging
concourse of eager inhabitants Of the glor-
lous realm Of Tekram.
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crowd, hut shall certsinly W. !,
the neighborhood when the eng
week has sung the Carnival 20 ess,i n
perchance / shall find that the w, M
that copy so admirably the ~" IA ss
are the ones that held the pale' ,ss,ss.
away upon the copy OF FIa
pilgrim" there in old ST. Mara nutp
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A Dangerous Month.


This is the month of coughs. colds ana
acute catarrh, DO YOU clutch cold easiIv5
Find yourself hOarse, with a tickling i'm
your throat and an annoying cough nj
nlghtf Ihen, you srould always have
handy, bottle ~ Billiards. Horchound
syrup. ]. A. Anderson. 1854 West MIN
street, Salt Lake city, writes: I'VE use
Ballard's Horchpund syrup for coughs and
colds. II gives immediate relief NO
know it's the best remedy for these trn,,.
bles. ] write Ibis 10 induce other PEOPLE
10 try this pleasant and efficient remedy"
25c o0c and 81 at A. ID. Kieslng's
Beautiful Clear Skies.
Herbine exerts direct influence on tho
DO wells, liver and kidneys, purifying ana
strengthening these organs, and mainthin.
tag them In a normal condition of health.
thus removing a common cause uf yellow.
pimples, blotches aud blackheads. JOc az
a. =. Kiesling's
Best Eminent on Earth.
/. NJ AeHany, Greenville. Texas. writes.
November ., 1900: II had rheumatism last
winter, was down IN led six weeks; tried
everything, but got no relief. till a friend
gave me a part OF bottle OF Ballard's
more bottles. 1t cured me and / haven't
felt any rheumatism since. 4 can recon-
mend Snow Llnlment 10 be the best lini-
ment on earth for rheumatism" For
Rheumatic, sciatic or neuralgia pains, rub
Ia Billiards. snow Imminent, you viii not
suffer long, but VIII be gratihed with &
speedy and effective cure. Zoe, soc and 81
at A 2 Kiesling's.
WORM DESTROYER.
whites Cream vermifuge. not only kills
worms, but removes the mucus and slime.
n which they build their nests Il brings
and quickly, a healthy condition OF tho
body, where worms can not exist. &c at
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Death of e G A.

Ar. ~ 9, Allen OF sheldon. Texas. died
yesterday morning at'e o'clock at the resi-.
SSnoe OF nus hretheFHnlaw. Mr.. W. Is
simpson, 1907 Freeman stroll ma r.
ceased leaves a wife ma 49, ne Dc
II. Gru6b, residing Al iSis Mt NJ, MIS-
iafSer uA'sal announcements Win be On made 's,
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GRAND coNCDRT ToNIcur

The concert at the Auditorium will he a
splendid treat. Tho Wagner Quartette ~
Chicago viii render the program. they have
a very fine reputation and an excellent pro-
gram may be expected Admission 10 cents.
Get tickets at the Capitol pharmacy.
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Al Tnn AUDITORIUM TONIGHT.

one OF the best features OF the Carnival
week will he the concert by the Wagner
Quartette al the Auditorium tonight Get
your tickets az the Capitol pharmacy or
al the door. Admission so cents.
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a1AN1cr MEREDITH.

One Of the most realistic AZ
ever presented on the siasS, Mia ,
shown IN "Janlce Meredltla, ,sra hog
be the attraction AT the ~ snl x.
Saturday. November p, pias sisal = +
with William nonelll ana hy' attack 9
stars. The scene SHOWS p Wal washlas,a
Continentals under Genera rsutafs "
Hession headaunrters under Y. I'm
~ Colonel RAIL. This sce ss bpes
climax ~ the third act. ana ~
praised for It's realism.
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TREAsuRER's QUARTERLY REPORT

soners Court Yesterday
Following is the report Of John Farmer,
TREASURER OF Harris county, Of receipts and
disbursements OF the several county funds
beginning August /, 1909. aud ending oclo-
Der 81, 1902 inclusive:
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Inc ne. celebrated Wagner onrtette win 30
begin promptly at $50 t'Vkram viii
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THROUGH DINING cAkk rN ls
uoIis'fON TO CHICAGO, IN co.
81. LOUIS. CINCINNATI y
ERN PACIFIC.
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THROUGH DINING CAR sERyIcn
HOUSTON TO CHICAGO, NEW Y0RK
ST ICUlS. CINCINNATI, BY sOUTH
ERN PACIFIC
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the Coney Island. customer az
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coney Island
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9adie5' 2eadE-to- Wear

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cred and tailormade effects, in all colors and or
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Drawers to match.
150 and 200 Chidrens Dresses of fancy wool mixtures
trimmed yoke, lined throughout in navy reds or
browns and green; price ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Bisbee daily review., 1902-10-22

of the pump to be placed on the six hundred will be 1,50O,00 gallons is twenty-four hours. A company IS being organized to use the water for %iomes- tic purposes in Tombstone The workings are lighted throughout with electric lights, and all the machinery use is of the latest type. and the new steel hoist $ one of the finest in Arizona. while the cages in the two Compartment shaft are double-decked The management will thoroughly ex- ploit the old workings of their mines, believing that pay ore abounds in great quantities below the water level At the six hundred Of the new sinai. streak of pay ore has been ercount cred that promises big results.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-10-22
Old coninion to Resume.

The Old Dominion company are preparing to resume operations and expect to blow in one furnace on Sat urday next. and as soon as crews can be organized and the services of a compe5ent sme,tvr foreman can be secured the second furnace will bs placed in commission and two stacks run continuously through the winte-. As a consequence the production Of copper will be doubled, and in order to maintain the larger outpua the force employed at the mine. as well as at the smeiter, will have to be increased No information has been given out regarding the proposed new plant and the sinking of a new shaft, and probably nothing will be done in that direction for some little time- Expert Frank H. Prcbert, who was here for month making a thorough examination of the Old Dominion property. completed the work ard lei; for Los Angeles several days ago. Globe Belt
Bisbee daily review., 1902-10-22
Gun Club Tournament.

The big shooting tournament cf the Arizona Sportmarf's Association will commerce Fridan and at eight a. m the first gun will be fired Assurau- ces have been given that this will be the best attended shoot of the associ- ation. The Bisbee cracks are sup posed to maintain their high places in the shooting ranks, and carry of . majority Of the fEsts. One of the pleasant features Of the meet here will be the banquet to be sven at the Copper Queen hCesl to the visiting guests. At the banquet only wild game will be served, with the one ex- eeption of oysters. The menu will embrace wild ducks, quail rabbits. bear meats and o;hef choice viants. rot to mention several Of the bever- ages that cheer. A full program of the events will be published ir Thurs day mornings Review.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-10-22
PERSONAL MENTION

L. A. Brown left for Cananea yes ,e. day
 Mir Anderson, Of Naco, was sizing up Bisbee yesterday.
 Andy Griffin left fer the Chiraca- huas yesterday morning.
 S. k Williams returned from Tue sen yesterday, where he was in a. tendance or the L. s. court.
 Prof Douglas and party departeI last evening for Globe on a tour Of inspection in the "Nacozari'
 Mir. Evans came in day before yes cerday highly perfumed He repre- sents New York perfumery house.
 ". F. Newberry. old time railroad man of Bisbee. was shaking hands wi:h his many friends here yester- day.
 Charley Rebstock, handy boy with the time book stepped over in BisO se yesterday on his way back from Fl Paso 10 the active fields of Sonora
 Roscoe Conklin arrived in Bisbee yesterday. He must not be ccnfound- ed with the statesman who had 9 mis- understanding with the late lamented James c. Blain
 Dell Lewis left Bisbee yesterday looking handcsmer, heart,er and hap Der than ever He is just pcttering around among his friends, while the Miner is electing him A R. Redonto. of the Cananea Her aid. spent few days in Bisbee th's week and left for Tucson yesterday He looks after the tamale end of the new paper ia the big copper camp 1 Prof. H. B, Mccoy and. of Bisbes and Sid Cobura. of Naco. leave this morning for Lewis springs, with 3 view of obtaining permanent place in which to hold attractions offered by the club to the public. Billy Hankins. Fred Ssaffson. O. M King and Jack HanlSins returned from White Foot canyon in the ChiricahEas yesterday, where they had been or a hunting trip They encountered some big game and report that they wounded bear, but did not bring hin home with them
Bisbee daily review., 1902-10-22
An Old Timer.

Bert Pratt. fromerly of Globe. was in Bisbee yesterday on his way from Cananea to Globe. Bert s one of the boys from away back in Globe, having served on the local force for years as deputy sheriff and being q distinguished member of Pioneer Hose company No. l in Globe. Bert is not stuck On Cananea He did not assaign any particular reason, but having enc of the best looking bett e- halves in. the territory at home, it is rot hard to understand.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-10-22
prooress at Tombstone.

The large pump cn the 6e0foot lev ell of the new shaft at Tombstone is about completed. and the cemenr cist- ern is well under way, The shaft will
 be sunk two hundred feet, where an other large pump will be installed The water will be lifted to the tank on the six hundred, and there forced to the surface through a pipe sixteen inches in circumference. The capacity
Bisbee daily review., 1902-10-22

The suburbs of Bisbee are becom- ing a net work of railroads. A crew of two hundred men are now employed laying steel on the numerous branch es ard spurs leading to the city and the various shafts. The foCeman of the gang thinks that the work of track laying will be completed by Wednesday evening.