Bisbee daily review., 1903-02-18

suit or the revenues of the county in creased thereby.
 A few days since at the county hos pital a man died and was buried at the county's expense, who at one time was worth between S5O,000 and s100000 | and was one of the most prominent | catt' emen of the state of Sonora. He | was none other than Harry Carroway. | Mir. Carroway was engaged in the cat ! tie business in Sonora for years and | married the widow of Governor Elias, | at one time governor of the state of Sonora. By the marriage he got hold of over S50,000 and started for Kansas | City, where he started to drinking, this being some eight or ten years ago. ! Since that time he has kept up the in diligence, which finally landed him in the county hospital, a bToken-down i being and pauper. Some four years ago he was in BisDee and had an at tack of delirium tremens and while in that state tried to commit suicide, but | was prevented by his nurse. He has one or two brothers in the state of So- nora and it is not known whether they know of his death or not. Many of the old timers of Bisbee will remember him
 The Board of Supervisors were In session on Saturday and transacted considerable business. The bids for building the branch jail at Douglas were opened, and the contract awarded to J. w. Stephens, who had the lowest bid.
 The matter Of the indigent poor was taken up and a contract. drawn up accepting the offer of the contractor having in charge the Maricopa county poor farm, to care for thdse from this county at the rate of SLED and in case. any Of them shoul die, ,2he would be al. lowed the sum Of $500 for their burial, which is considerably more tbam is paid in Marfcopa county, the rate be- iEe only 98 cents. As soon as the con tract is signed and returned some eight or ten patients will be sent up there.
 The work on the Consolidated mines, ecnPany's shalt is progressing -apidly
 
 The volume Of water is still inc reasing and the pumps are now 1andIng over inches. When he pulled the drill out tU enty-four hours. The action of the | water is very. peculiar, in some in stances it seeps through the cracks and drips down to the bottom of the shaft while, in other places it, will | 4 flew days since one of che miners was drilling a hole in the bottom of the. l shaft and had it down about. seven I to change it, the water spurted out .i to changs it, the water spurted out lover two feet high. A piece of casing
 was then driven down for about two feet and the water spuTted out nearly
 to the height of five feet. A body of ere was recently encountered Tn the shaft that assays well in both gold
 and silver. The work CS drifting on
 the 700-foot station has been started and will be run to open up the ore that goes down from the 600. The shaft now has reached depth consid f eTably lower than has ever before beer . reached in the history of the camp.
 Yaqui Anton, familiar figure on tn, ,s streets here for the past ten or twelv
 years, and who accompanied her hus # band around in his wood choppint = business, and drank whiskey whife h i; worked, died not long since and wa e buried in the potter's field.
 = Frank NJ. Knapp. the well know :. mining man, who was at one tim - superintendent of the Great Wester
 camp, near Turquoise, but more r - centy with the Copper Queen con
 pany at Sierra De Cobra in Sonor;
 has been here for several days on mil ,i ing business.
 =, The city was visited Saturday nigf " and Sunday by one of the heavie'
 snow falls seen here in years. Tn " snow started falling about 9 o'cloc N Saturday night and continued until o'clock yesterday. There being nearl
 six inches on the level.
 A number of the members of th @ local lodge of Knights of Pythias al
 preparing to go to-Douglas on the 19t
 inst. to attend the installation of th - new lodge to be organized there c a that date