Bisbee daily review., 1903-11-08
polNGs IN TOMBSTONE.

DOlkGS IN TOMBSTONE. hsasters Of General Interest From the
 County Seat.
 Especial to ReviewD Tombstone. Nov. IT, The ship ments Of ore from this camp are as- saming such magnitude that the rail road company have found 1t necessa- ry to put in a special track for the purpose of setting out cars to be load ed with ore. This morning party of surveyors of the F. P. & s. w. arrived from Bisbee and began run ming the lines for the track. It VIII leave the main line near the lower end of Toughnut street. and will be extended toward the old Fisher mill for about a hundred yards when completed 1t will be of great conTen- fence in the saving of time in haul ing all ores from properties laying south of town, such as the Lucky Cuss, Bonanza. Browns, and many others. The old siding at the upper end or town win still be used for the ores from that part of the camp while the loading from the platform near the de- pot win be discontinued.
 The work or the court house annex is progressing rapidly. but is very doubtful if the court room will be con- pleted in time to hold the December term of court therein. The walls oi the rear have been carried up to the second story, and the vaults up 70 the same point. The concrete hoor for the vaults will be put in during next week. The two Jury fooms which were cut of of the court room have been plastered, and are no" ready for the carpenters to put m the nauel work. The steel for the cells of the new Mi; have failed to show up so far, and will delay matters s1ne- what
 A robbery which resulted in the ;,e.: of sever,i hundred dollars worn of silver was tTCusht to light yesster' day. Mrs. John Speck, who hal been Living in the old Walsh house, on Third and Bruce streets, before going to California last June, packed her silverware, consisting of knives, forks, tea set. etc, ir a barrel, and storei Y io one of the rooms of the house, thinking it would be safe as 'Ong as Mr. Speck was to sleep in the housa g. She returned a few days since ana 1noved into the Costello house, 'n Sixth street, Yesterday when she went to unpack the barrel she fsund that most of her solid. silver articles had been taken from the ha:::o'. The articles taken, besides being of con siderable value, were some that had been in the family fey a number Of years. and were a present from Mrs. Speck's mother So far there IS no clue to the robbers. No one Lad ad- mission to the house except MT. Speck and a Chinaman who was sent there occasionally to clean up the house, and who was also employed as porter at the saloon. How t.e thle' entered the house is not known un' bess i; was with the aid of pass key.
 Clerk of the Board of Supervisors Gaines yesterday sent to the terrltorla treasurer nearly three hundred collars which had been paid in for the ieass of school lands in the county. Since the fist of November nearly $700 ha! been sent there Cochise county ha! the record for turning in the larges amount of money so derived than an! o,he~ county in the territory.
 Col " L. Johnson, of the Nessle rt,sles company, has gone to Chica Z ,yn business connected with that com pany, and expects to remain for sev eral weeks.
 Douglas Gray. the ore buyer. return ed today ircr Fl Paso. and Will re main here for several days samplin: other dumps in this locality which h has not sampled before. The Paso Smelling company are findin this camp 6 very good one now, the ores are ali nearly self-fuxing, an can fue easily banded.
 The clerks in the board Of supel visors' office have completed the wor of making up the back tax book 2 thc delinquent taxes since the yea 1888. The book now contains IS os all the real estate forfeited to th territory for taxes since the aSo" date up 10 the present year. Here after the back tax book will be mad uy within thirty days after the ann al settlement of the tax collector
 The back tax book will be deiivere bv Clerk Gaines of the supervisors County Tax Collector Scribner withi a few Gaye and charged to him th rcMg. '. then hecorree "ie i"'y -~--- - -~'' '" r" e,,, for he back taxes due the san as has been done for the taxes of tn year, to the owners of the proper' which is dedinnuent.
 The law passed ey ther ecent iegi Iasure makes TO changes in the rev nue laws, except iD regard to the c lection Of delinquent taxes; all oth steps in the assessment and co'ie tion of taxes are the same, up to T. g-ro tavas become delinquent TeT become delinquent on the second Mo aav in December. ns heretofore.
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