Bisbee daily review., 1903-04-17
DOUGLAS HELPER
 GETS SWELlED UP
BANK CASHIER HAS HIS SHADE
 TREES PULLED UP BY ROOTS.
Mrs. C. 4. Brown Dies at Tucson. Douglas Will Organize Hose Team to Enter Races at cananea.
Especial to Review.)


 erty, east of town. He is re-establish- ing the lines of section 2s east, which were recently the point at issue in a suit against NIT. Clausen.
 Oscar Johnson, carpenter foreman at the Douglas reduction works, up to Tuesday evening. was the proud owner of a racycle. numbered 6674. On Tuesday night he carelessly left his wheel standing, since which time he has been unable to renew acquaintance with the pneumatic steed. The wheel was geared to 120.
 A strike of the mechanics at work under MT. Shindel. who is installing the Stirling boilers for the plant of the Copper Queen smelter, was reported this morning. Mir. Shindel refutes the rumor and states that had the Review man not mentioned the matter 10 him, he would never have given certain oc' currences a second thought. MT Shin del employs no force of skilled me chanics in this class of work, and pays the prevailing scale of wages to com mon laborer. One of these laborers got slightly sweiled up and thought he was boilermaker, because he was put at work helping in the expanding of some dues He thought s4 per day was about the size of his stack, but Mir, Shindel thought differently-probably s4 perhaps was his best estimate. The common toiler hit the trail, and work Is going on at the same old rate. While it is very estimable in a of wages up to living standard, don't butt in on the other fellows graft and spoil his chances, when you have no qualifications other than aspiration.
 Attorney Thomas Flannigan returned from Phoenix last evening and will locate his offices in the Ord building in rooms now occupied by Giliand & Stone. Mir. Flannigan is we'll known in Douglas as brilliant lawyer and strictly legitimate practitioner.
 Cal Messner came down from Bisbee this morning.
 MT. William Prack, representing the American Type Founders company, c! Los Angeles, is in Douglas on business MT. Prack, while here, will superintend the setting of the Dispatch's new cyin' der press.
 L. c. Hanks, cashier Of the First National bank, is a man Of great fore thought-else he wouldn't occupy the position of responsibility which he does. This quality prompted him Q short time ago to plant few umbrella trees about his house at the corner of Eleventh and K. But forethought in providing for the shade of the spreading umbrella did not provide against the acts of the fellow who swiped the trees last night. Mfr. Hanks is keeping busy today, wondering what in the world the thief is going to d1 with the stolen goods.
 Marie Cordova, charged as an acces- sory after the fact. in receiving the stolen goods supposed to have been taken from Mrs. Fiynn's room at the SSbl dA bO4S- Ao,S WCCh " ASNo+N~ Ssndoval. was acquitted this morning for lack of evidence on which to base prosecution. Attorney H. Brumler at tended to Senorita Cardova's interests
 Frank Boyd is up from Sonora where he is located ip the employ ol the Hidalgo Mining company. MT Boyd brought the news of the acquisi tion of two new properties by the Hi dalgo company, namely, the Escalerc ard Cernelito These claims are To cated east of the Churunibabe mine oi the Moctezuma Copper company. and between the Churunibabe and San Jose, the latter owned by a French syndicate. Both the Escalero and Ger nelito are on the same ledge, silicious quartz. eprinkled with free gold, and about four feet in width. Assays give the values of fte Escalero as 37, ounces silver and 6 2-3 ounces gold; Of the Carneiito as 172 ounces silver and IT ounces gold.
 Ohicer Thomas Vaughn returne1 from Tombstone this morning. wSithe' he went to land prisoner behind the bars.
 Mrs. Marguerite Barker. formerly o' Bisbee, will soon move into her new four-room cottage on Seventh stree; between c and D. Contrator William Keaae had charge of the work Of build ing.
 J. c. Rutherford. representing Roy & Titcomb. of Nogales, left for home to day.
 A telegram vas received at the E. P & s. ". offices this morning, bringing the sad intelligence of the death o' Mrs. c. A. Brown. wife of Trainmastel c. A. Brown. Last Friday wort reached Douglas that Mrs. Brown lay at the point of death in Tucson Mir Brown left immediately to attend tho bedside of his wire. and has remained there ever since. The end came at late hour Wednesday night. Mrs Dxon rroo a native of Tupgcu Ari