Bisbee daily review., 1903-01-27
PASSING OF
 FOXY GRANDPA
UNITED STATES AGENT TAYLOR WILL ISSUE PLAGUE REPORT
carsnea Police are Busy Arresting
 vagrants and Disturbers of the
 Peace-Other News from Sonora

Special Correspondence Cananea, Mex, Jan. 25.-Mr. John Pollock left here last night for Doug las, where he will make arrangements for the deve opment of his mine near that place. MT. Pollock was accom- panied by Mir. Thomas Moody, who will have personal supervision of the development work. Before leaving Mr. Pollock, in an interview, express ed his opinion that the body of aurif- erous ore so far exposed on his prop erty is the greatest unexplored ore deposit in Sonora. The values range from Sl4 to $40 in gold per ton and the vein has a width of 90 feet. The ores do not yield to what is known as the free-milling treatment but they are easily smelted as a recent small test shipment to al Fl Paso smelter has proven.
 MT. Avery Curry has gone to Naco after a stay of one week in Cananea. Charlie Taylor, United States con sular agent to Guaymas, is expected to issue an exhaustive report on the plague situation at an early date. This will prove great relief to peo- pie here as elsewhere in Sonora as Consular Agent Taylor is known to be a man of impartiality and at the same time one who can not be intimidated. The first Chinese hobo" ever ar. rested in Cananea was marched to jail yesterday This disgrace to his race differs much from the American type of hobo" inasmuch as he is ot A1fs +A ,,t. vzT,, -t1I hobo is generally Of robust health and stout constitution. The Chinese knight of the brakebeam and lonely water tank halls, from San Francisco U. s. A.
 Mr. George Stevenson has takel charge of the material department O the Cananea, Yaqui River and Pacific railroad at this place
 Seven fast and furious fstic en counters occurred here yesterday They were of much benefit to th, spectators and to the police. Beside. the arrests for fighting, the police re cord the arrests of eighteen vagrants San Simon Jack is organizing an other prospecting company with tn assistance of Dr. Van Dorn. Tn, company will operate near Picache Mr. Walter Douglas left Cananei yesterday for Bisbee on his palac car. the Nacozari MT. Dougla spent twenty-four hours in the great est camp that Mexico can show anI went away evidently well pleased.
 Alasl the last scene in the play o Foxy Grandpa here was pitiful rathe than comical. Foxy came out secon best for the first time in his career If it were not for a slight respect fo misery it might be said that Fox came out first worst instead of secon best
 At an early morning hour yesterda Foxy was under the influence of me cal. The mescal led him to a watt tank near the office of MT. Templ superintendent of the c. Y. R. and railroad. Under the water tank Fo1 Curied up and went to sleep, feelir perfectly at home.
 While the famous Foxy was dreaI ing about wearing silk hats at the e pense of his victims. a Mexican snea ed upon him and relieved him of h 30-cent cap, putting in it's place a sol brero of huge dimensions and wi holes in it which had evidently be- made by the cannon balls of the I quis.
 Just as the train was leaving. tv Mexican policemen approached Flo, and asked him to come to dime Foxy evidently thought he was hayil a nightmare or something worse. ; this juncture some employees of t railroad interposed and took Flo, away from the policeman. The "a way officials tried to take the disre utable sombrero away from Foxy a give him a decent hat in place of but Foxy suspected that they we trying to re ieve him of the high s hat of his dreams and resisted.
 Finally the officials bought a ticl to Naco for Foxy and placed him the train At last accounts he V still clinging to his sombrero. Wh he sobers up in Naco Cor Bisbe there will be another story to tell
 Among yesterdays arrivals h' were MT. A. H. Reynolds and Mir. McCreary. They are going to their luck in the gold fields of Pi che.
 Senor Gabi,ondo. son of the colo of the same name, has secured ' uable claim at Picache.
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