Bisbee daily review., 1903-10-13
LUMBER TRANSFER
 h MEETS HIS DEATH
LOCAL OPTION REFRESHMENTS RETURNS FROM GRAHAM
 COUNTY.

Work os, the Court House Addition Continues Without interruption. Remains of Seth LeaNeavorth Wal Be Shipped East.
 Tombstone, Oct 12.-O. Gibson re- turned from a trip to Graham county Briday where he went to represent the local optionists in presenting their pc tition before the board of supervisors of that county. The board refused to grant the petition and it was rejected on the grounds that it Ond not de- scribed the territory to be embraceo with sufficient accuracy to identify it bounds of the district must be gwen. When the local optionists saw they had made a mistake they immediately got out another petition describing the districts and filed LI with the board and the matter was to come up today for consideration but Gibson was una bIe to remain over, having busi- ness of importance here to attend to. He is of the opinion that the board however will call an election to settle the matter and his constituents are of the opinion that they will have no trouble in carrying their point.
 Advices received here this morning bring the news that another teamster had met his deatk in the Chiricah uas by being killed by his wagon. This Levi Curtis was the unfortunate one 10 lose his life. He was engaged by the lumber company in hauling mining timbers from the mill to Rodeo where they were shipped to Morenci. n driving over 8 piece of rough road ne wagon upturned and Curtis was caught under the heavy -timbers and badly crushed He was rescued from underneath the timbers in few min gtes by a fellow workman but was - unconscious and lived only a short time afterward and never regainea consciousness. His skull was mashed and a number of his ribs broken. His ba<ty was taken to Wilcox and then taken to his home at Eden, Graham county
 4 marriage license was issued in the probate court this morning to Ra- fael Cota to marry Refugia Alverez. D. ----.-- -oyiAa--e oe Doc -''ss
 D--.~- Judge CBrie1 went CoTL fo B.as-]s this morning on business con-.ectel with the reform school He is at present looking after the install ing of the furniture and looking aioer other minor details of that institution He does not expect, however, that the Industrial school will be ready to be opened before the first Of December
 The work on the court house anne' is progressing rapidly and Contractors Ora and Johnson doing a first class iob 1T. every respect. The foundation walls l.avs been completed and 4.ion day morning the brick masonS VII commence the erection of the walls Foy- or five carloads of brick have btsep received from Tucson and un loaded so that there will be 10 deia! ,,n that account The brick walls inc vaults will be the first to be pu up. The grosnd enclosed between th' soundation walls is being filled up to ,iav and viii be leveled oil 80 that m cement floors can be layed thereon The court room has been entirely dis mantled and now presents very oii ferent appearance. The entire pia' fer has beer taken oil the walls an ceiling and two rooms cut on tn back end which will be used for Jur rooms A part of the east room hd been cut of for the use as layator!
 other of the late Seth Lea' enworth is expected to arrive tnl evening from Minneapolis, having Nl that city several days ago for ln city. It is BOW expected that U body will be shipped some time i, morrow to his old home al mool Vernon, Indiana Snort funeral SC vices will be held.
 Sheriff Lewis is still out or tow at work on tho extradition Of 'Nolt' if is expected that he passed throut Fairbank this evening on his retn' ro Hernlissilfo from Phoenix where went to have some slight err5-
 ,he papers fixed up by the gose-n' If no further trouble arises he hop tc have Noftz in the county 1aii later than the middle of mex, "eek-
 Mrs. John Twomey. who has De visiting with her parents, Mir. and ii Quinn HamDs5en, for the past we returaed to her home in Bisbee II afternoon.
 Superintendent Staunton and thur Gage, of the Consolidated coml nv. left last evening for Congre where thny win repaiu for seve
 days on mining business
 Mrs. HOusel, a sister-in-law Of ia yer Flannigan, was taken to Doug
 this morning where she will be piaf
 in the hospital as she is sunerl
 from aa attack oi .yphoid lev
 While fD that city she will be an
 the care of Dr. Hickman.
 Charles McHenry, who is connec
 with the Greene company at Canal
 as foreman of the mines there,
 spending a few days :a this city o1
 visit se his ola friends and acGua