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Bisbee daily review., 1904-11-11

New Buiiding-Work has begun on a new building tc be erecttd by JOG Maheim on the lot adjoining the Re view office. It will be of neat design, and when finished will add much to
 he appearance Of the locality. Upon lts completion the new iron stairway will be placed in position to the foot of O. K. street. Material for the stair way has been on :ne ground for some time
Bisbee daily review., 1904-11-11

l. c. 2. Man Hsre-E. P. Grindell. representing the International Core spondence Schools Of Scranton, Pa. is again in the city and can be found at the Hotel Johnson for the next few days The Scranton Schools have grown in the past few thirteen years to be the greatest educational inst-tu- tion in the world. They have nuw over 100000 students in al parts Of the world. Over 150 right here in BisDee are taking advantage Of this great system of education by mali. Spend your spare t.me in study. Get 9 technical education and prepare yourself for 9 better Job. To earn cCre YOU must learn work. 170 courses to choose from. See [. ?. Gr.nCell about it. Do it now.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-11-11
cominq Attrscti0ns-Manager NJ

Coming Attrsctions-Manager Man ahan, of the Bisbee Opera House, an Eounces that he has secured some su- ue-b attractions for the coming winter season. Among these are Eldridge's g Italian Band. Vests Minstrels, and the silver Slipper" The latter con pany carries it's own train, and has one hundred performers together with the necessary scenery for producing the play. Eldridge's Italian Band Ia one of the finest musical organizations on the road. and Is a treat that is
 worth going miles to is6ulge.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-11-11

Attorney w. A. Bateman. oi Calu- met. has returned from Bisbee, Ari- zona. where he has been for some time on business connected witA ne Mitchell Development company. MT. Bateman saw the crigina, owners Of tLe claims that go to make up the property of the Mitchell company ard secured an enxtension of the time or he last payment Gue these parties The payment was due the tenth of next month under he previous a. rangement. but MT. Bateman secured a postponment until August 1, 1905.
 While in Arizona MT. Bateman wis ted the Mitchell property in the Hua- chuca range of mountaiII5 and in- spected the work accomplished pT2 ious to the suspension of operations a few months ago. He was satisfied from what le saw that the MILchell has good prospects. The company r~o~ ~a--- rnq+- somp mistakes, which is not surprising when it ts remem- bere. L--L 4t WAS a p.onaer in a new and untr d mining field. l. has profit cd by them. however and it is like'y that the development of the property will proceed hereafter along sys- tsmatic lines
 Three shafts have been sunk on the Mitchell property. No. 1, which is aottomed il the i;me at a depth of sixty feet. has not been active for a considerable t.me. It was never in- tended for an important opening but served to accomplish the aims of the ncnasemcn. No. shaft. winch is lccated on :he Texas property, is the main working avenue. IL has been opened to a depth of 300 feet On he bottom level crosscuts have been
 xtended in three directions. viz: North. south and east Each drift has neen driven fo- a distance of aDou 2 hundred feet No. 8 shaft is the only other shaft cn the Mitchell. and has been sunk 10 9 depth of l25 feet.
 All diamond drill explorations have been conducted in No. 3. shaft and openings tributary to it. The work has been resumed at the pc.nt where it was left eff at the time orders were gwen o discontinue operations. Tn.5 is about a hundred feet north from the sHoe+ ~- the 950 f~0t 7~--o1 W'~0 operations were suspended the drill
 NHar TGrH H floor Of the drift and it is expected that it will cut the ven within ten days Or two weeks.
 Since his return from BisDee dis trict, Mir Batsman has received a let tcr from Henry Downing. an old and experienced. diamond drfl operator, who has charge of the explorations now under way at the property, to the effect that the workings were uE- watereG lately. Diamond drill work has been resumed and MT. Downing said that ne expects to have some thing important to report in a few days. -51a1oa.
 l. is the in;entioI of the officers of the Mitchell company to prepare a report in detail concerning the af- fairs of the property. Th4s report will probably be in the hands of the stockholders in a short time. It is understood that work for the present will be confined to the diamond drill investigations. After more definite results have been secured it is likely that drifting and sinking will be commenced. A mining captain 10 oversee the work will be secured ia Bisbee.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-11-11

Why the Gang Missed .McHale," is the subject of a very clever adyeI- tisemnt which the Scranton School man is distributing about town. This Is a true story and goes to show what gan be accomplished by study and following the instructions laid down by the International Correspondence Schools. Scranton Schools students are getting the best positions. Keep your eye on them.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-11-11

Sonora Man-Wm. JorCan, 9 SonO- "a nj ming man, and well known here abouts. is visitor in town. This iS Mir. JordaE's flst visit to B.sbeC for over two years. He is at present Tn terested in tht Arispe GGIG Mining company. with headquarters at Arispc. ITa s'ates that the mina is now ship ping high grade ore. ard everything points to a prosperous future for the property.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-11-11
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J. T. McKinzie. a popular old tune Tombstoner, is a visitor in the city
 Calm Mlohel5Derg. a San Francisco shoe drummer, is making the rounds oI his customers.
 Assistant Superintendent s. w French and Airs. Preach of Douglas were yiLtors in the city yesterday, M-s. French as the guest of Mrs. Wal ter Douglas, and AIr. French on busi. ness relative to his position at Doug las.
 Tom Flannigan was visitor in Bis bcC yesterday.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-11-11
Memorial Service Music-Messr.

Newman ana Gath have been engaged by the Elks to furnish the musical program fer thc.r memorial day ser ,ice This occurs on the first Sun day in December, and is a very beau tiful occasion. The program they will render has not yet been arranged by the musicians, but will be one of the finest that has ever been heard in the city.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-11-11

Football Gsme-The Tempe Normal has accepted Bls5ee's challenge for a football gene Thanksgiving day. Such Bisbee players as Hobbs. Hooper, Hill Swan. Wneatley. Kinney, Rose, Hor- gan. Kim Nash. Harrington and Clay ton will participate. The game is lo Le played al Tempe.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-11-11

Hol5rook Closed-The hoist engine at the Holbrook shaft broke down yes terday As a result the shaft is out of commission. It will require sev- orai days 10 repair the engine. The Ginky engine is now being used alone.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-11-11

Wait for Hearing-A letter received in Bis5ce states that ;hc Heninge- Brothers will Isnlain n Los Angeies until the South BisDee case is triea It is dockcJed on the Supreme Court calendar Of California for the Fist oi the present month. The Heningers are important witnesses in the case.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-11-11

Good at Black Diamond M.ke Welch, of Black Diamond. came TO town yest5- day. He reports every thing about Black Diamond to be in prosperous condition.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-11-11

Back to Camp-Jimmie Walsh, of Globe. came into town yesterday ev- 5rtng ant will enter the c. Q. mine. He is a native of Tombstone, having been born and reared ill the county.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-11-11

New Appointments-Among recent new appointments at the L. S, & P. Is that of Mir. Smith to succeed for ner Superintendent Hoatson, ana Hawkins Anderson 10 be a shift boss.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-11-11

An Attraction - Ernest Fleishcr manager of the Boston Store at Cana nea. was a visitor in town yesterday l. is stated that there is an unusual attraction in Bisbee. a fact which causes his frequent visits hereabouts IL Is a-so stated that the event will transpire. soon. when the visits will cease.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-11-11

Gees East-B. J. O'Rcilly will leaTe tomorrow for St. Louis. where he will meet Mrs. OReilly. who leaves New York tomorrow or her way home. To scther they will visit the St. Louis Fair. following which they will come to their nome at NGc0.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-11-11
Popular TraveIer-W.

Popular TraVeIer-W. r. COnDOy, representing a wholesale Crug house ill San Francisco. IS registered at the Copper Queen Hcrel. He is ore of the most popular knights of the g7lp on tho road. and is known generally all over the territory.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-11-11

Coming Weddiug-Rumor has iC that Cupid is lowering near the empo- tium on School Hill. The event is supposed to transb.re early in the coming month, and already the happy couple are receiving advance congrat- ulatiOns.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-11-11

Visiting Minister-Rev Adams, ci Phoenix. was a visito- Tn the city yes rerday. He came up from Douglas where he IS spending several days on church business.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-11-11

To Visit Famiiy-Martin O'Hare will leave next week for Los Angeles, where he goes for a several weeks visit with his family.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-11-11
SCHOLARSHIP PRIZE FOR OHIO
 FLUTIST.

London. Nov 10.-The Royanl Acad- emy of Music has awarded the Ross scholarship to Emil Henry Medicus, of Youngstown, O.. for flute playing.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-11-11

Returns to Fl Paso-General Pas senger Agent Stiles, of the E. P. & S. W, yesterday concluded few days visit in the city and left for Benson. From there he returns today to Fl PasO.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-11-11

L. S. & p. Saw Mill-The new saw mill at the l. s. & P. is about finish cd. It IS expected that iJ will be ready for work within another week.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-11-11

From Naco-Judge Greaves was a business visitor in the yes 'erday from Naco. The Judge was reelected Jus iice of the Peace at that point Tues cay afte- a lively contest.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-11-11

At Douglas-Mr and Mrs. W. R Humphries left last evening for Doug las, where they will spend day and then probably go on to Fl PasO.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-11-11

E. P. Grindeu, the Scranton School man. arrived in Bisbee today from Tucson. The rap.d growth of the Scranton Schools in Southern Ar-zo- na make 1t necessary for MT. Grindell to spend considerable time in Bisboe each rncnth He can ba found a. the Hotel Johnson.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-11-11

A New Boiler-A new 25O-horse power boiler is being installed in No. 3 shaft at the L. s. & P. The conneC tions wiE be completed in a few days and the boiler gotten into service al once
Bisbee daily review., 1904-11-11

Mules for Junction-FOur mules aIe being broken in for service in the Junction. They are to go down the shalt al an early date for permanent service there.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-11-11
HAIR NATURALLY ABUNDANT.
When It Is Free ot DandrGf, It Grows
 LuxuriantIy.

Kair preparations and dandrur cures. as Q rule, are. sticky or irritating affairs that do no earthly good. Hair when not diseased. grows naturally. luxuriantly. Dandrun Is the cause Of nine-tenths Of all hair trouble, and dandruh is caused by germ. The only way to cure dand- ruff Is to kill the germ; and, so far the only hair preparation that will positively destroy the germ is Newbro's Herpicide- absolutely harmless, free from grease, sediment, dye matter or dangerous drugs. It allays itching instantly; makes hair glossy and soft as silk. Destroy the cause. you remove the effect" Sold by leading druggists. Send 10c. in stamps for sample to The Herpicide Co.,. Datroit. Mich.
 The Bisbee Drug Co.,. Bisbee. Arizona
Bisbee daily review., 1904-11-11

Will Give SupPsr-The ladies of St. Johns GCid announce supper for ;ha evening of the 16.h at Library Hall. They promise a feast for the 50icurc.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-11-11
Delivery for 3.

Delivery for 3.-In a few days ar rangements will be complete for a change in the delivery from the L. 5. & F. No 8, by which all of the dit and ore of No. 9 will be taken out Ci Number 2.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-11-11
The Mitchell
 Development Co.
WHAT HIS VISIT DIS CLOSED.

At Clalrcs in Huachucas-Ccnsider r5 Outlook Very Coed, and Expects That Development to Shortly Com n7ence Will Make a Mine.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-11-11

Visiting Property-Harry Cleveland was among passengers on the morning train through the city yesterday uCund fer Cananea. He goes from there to look at mining property in which he Is interested in Sonora.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-11-11

New Ruiiding-J. W. Johnson has commenced the erection of a business house in the lower canyon below the Beer Ga-len.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-11-11

From El Tisre-James Taylor and wife are in the city for a few days visit from Fl TigTe.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-11-11

Joe Chisholm arrived in the city las, evening from Los Angeles. He will be here a week.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-11-11

At Cananea-W c. ClemOns is business visitor at Cananea for a few days.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-11-11
BRIEF 4Har
 NEWS

Play at Dou9las-The Gymnasium Bowling team is 10 go tO Douglas SuI- Gay.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-11-11

FURNISHED ROOM FOR RENT 270 School Hill
Bisbee daily review., 1904-11-11

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Bisbee daily review., 1904-11-11

WANTED-POsition by lady stenogra-
 pher. Address 3ox 664, Bisbee.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-11-29
WITH THE BALL PLAYERS.
Los Angeles and Tacoma Tied for Pa
elfc Coast pennant.

San Francisco, Nov &--President Burt
OF the Pacific Coast league rendered q
decision today which now leaves the sec
ond half Of the baseball season In an un-
decided state. His ruling makes the
closing OF the second period tie be-
tween the Tacoma and Los Angeles teams
for first place In the race His decision
WAS based on a protest made Aug. %
concerning a game played the previous
day at Portland between the Los Angeles
ana Portland clubs
IN that game Baum OF Los Angeles
deliberately cut second base after hav-
Ing made safe hit when two men
were on bases, with two out Both
runners scored and Baum rested at
third base. The ball was returned
from the outheld and thrown 10 Sec
ond base. and Uwpire Mcdonald
called Baum out,
Despite the fact that both runners
had scored Umpire Mccarthy who was
al the plate, refused 20 allow the second
run, which tied the score, His decision
gave Portland the game. Later Me-
Carthy admitted he was In error.
Today President Burt summoned both
Mcdonald and Mccarthy 70 his office and
thov both said that an error had been
made, and that the fifth run, which tied
the score. should have been allowed TO
Los Angeles. President Burt according
IN threw out the game This leaves Taco
ma and Los Angeles tied for first place
I'm the second half.
But President Burt, IN view Of the fact
that the season has ended, has taken no
further action, and II Is probable that II
extra games are PLAYED between Los
Angeles and Tacoma II will be- by ar
rangement between Managers Morley and
Fisher.
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SHOOTING Ar ZElGLER.
Militia Plckets Were Fired Upon
Frequently

Benton, H.. Nov &--Therc was more
shooting al zelgler Sunday night The
pickets put out by the militia We're
fired upon frequently and the fire Nas
promptly returned So far as known TO
one was hit Assistant Adjutant GEN
era Reece arrived this evening from
Springfield and was driven with Nhe
sherlff TO Zeigler tonight He comes
10 canvass the situation with view
to bringing more troops to Zeigler, az
the sheriff has requested. The terri
tory Is so large that the company Of
soldiers cannot properly guard H. To.
day Earl Moore, one of the striking
union miners, upon whom the federal
injunction was served was found upon
Mr.. Letters property and was promptly
arrested He VIII be taken to Spring
field,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-11-29

Princeton, n. j., Nov 2S.-Rev. DR.
william NJ Paxton Of Princeton uni
yerslty and seminary died at his home
today after a two weeks illness, Dr.
Paxton was In his eighty-hrst year ana
his death was the result Of a paralytic
stroke caused by oyer-eXcltement With
his family he attended the Yale-Prince-
ton football game on Nov 70 and mani-
tested great interest In the contest, and
was taken sick soon after his return
home. He gradually improved until
Friday, and hopes for his recovery were
expressed but relapse weakened him
and resulted In his death today
DR. Paxton was the Oldest living truss
tee OF Princeton. Until 1886 he was pro-
fessor Of ecclesiastical, homiltical and
pastoral theology at Princeton semIn-
airy, and also was president OF the
faculty OF that institution when he re-
signed. He was moderator OF the
Presbyterian general assembly at Madi-
son, Wis, in 1880 and had since been
prominent in affairs Of his church,
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FITZGERALD BEAT NEARY,
Milwaukee Favorlte is AZ Last Beaten
Home Man for Referee.

Chicago, Nov. &.-Wlllie Fitzergald
OF Brooklyn won the decision over Char
ley Neary Of Milwaukee at the end Of a
tenTound fight here tonight Neary was
shocked down four times In the first
round and Just managed TO last until tho
ueu rang He came back strong for the
serond round. but the eastern man was
100 clever for him, and up 10 the end OF
we fourth round Ncary was not able TO
land am effective blow.
Neaty managed to even matters In the
neAl hye rounds, although his tactics
we're az tlmeS OF a rough character In
she last round Fttzergald tried for a
hnockout, lie landed two right swings
~ Neary.s jaw but the latter although
glltf ana staggering, remained on his
rev tlHergald had a dig margin on the
round and the decision OF the referee
saYe general satisfaction. Both men were
urea g the finish
IN me same ring earlier IN the night
.1eonte Attoll Of San Francisco was given
wv decision over Johnny Reagen Of
hlooMyn after eight rounds OF fast fight
Ms. me men met az lid pounds and In
sgWhB down 10 weight Reagan weakened
..'H,stll 80 much that he was hardly able
W. lblt az his best. Attell had a clean
"oa on points a, the end Of the bout.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-11-29
Doings at Oakland

San Francisco, Nov &.-Owing TO
the hoavy rain OF Saturday night muddy
going prevailed al Oakland today and
there were number Of upsets, only one
favOrito winning ono OF the best per-
f0rmnnces was that Of " l.. Frank who
led hls field all the way running six fur
longs IN the good time Of ia Results
First race. SIX furlougs selling Educate
won Ishtar second, Yo No Sc third. Time,
i,lGia.
second race mile selling Estado won,
Follow Ne second, Chick0dee third. Time,
laii3.
Third race, lNturty course, selllng-Ara
won Edna Sullivan second, Meada third.
Time. ll3A
Fourth race, mile, selling Isabelllta
won Branze Wing second, Mountebank
third. Time, lM.
FIFTH race 1--WE and bali furlongs-The
Mist won iIoollgan second, Sir Brllar
third Time.-i0Sa
Sixth race SIX furlongs' eelllng-H Il
Frank won Magrane second, Standard
third, Time, l,A.
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Ericua, Sc OKonb, 10 to (. second. Glover.
ton 100 40 WalCm, ~ 10 T. third Time.
l0l scoptrc Ontorlude. Great MoguL
Susie Christian and Count Rudolph also
ram
Third race milo-Hlgh Chancellor lOi
Oh, Smith, 90 O. won, Princess Tulane,
l02 dlildeband. y 10 3. second William
Wright il2 O.pwreucel, 10 20 L. third.
Time 1870 Modrento also ran,
Fourth race, selling five and q half fur
longs erlda iO2 Mlllerl. 20 to /, won,
II h. Johnston io5 Nawrncel, Z 10 3,
second Doctor q. 400 CBooken, 10 p.
third Time i0iia Sportsman and Re-
tardcr also ran
Fifth race. milo and one-sixteonth--Cln-
Clnnntus 40 (Morlarltyl, TO l. won Try.
on lQ} tLawkreucel, 90 I, second, Buglo-
horn iOl Ollldebrndl 20 3 third Time.
lli0A Needful, North Pole and Great
Eastern also ran.
Sixth race, scllnn. mile Morwan lQJ
Lawrence, TO s. won EXapO 10
Washington. 10 TO T. second 80 Friend,
10 tMcComaU, D TO T. third Time, 1884.
IN Oriente The C0vfnautcr Blue Ridge.
FImHblc and louwelsea also ran.
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Jury Fixers Held in Bonds

New York Nov, S.-Leo Cohen, a
Juror In the O'Donnell will case. &c
cused OF agreeing to accept bribe Of ST.
00O, and Herbert l.. Kamber law clerk,
accused OF undertaking 90 bride him,
were each held In $3.50 bonds Tor the
grand jury when arfalgned In the su.
preme court where heirs Of Hugh and
Neal O'Donnell were contrasting the will
OF the two men giving about N,0COO to
charitable ana religious institutions the
fury Of which Cohen had been member
was discharged II Is alleged that Kam-
Der made the offer 10 counsel for the heirs
10 "hx" the jury.
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that place tonight which Was attended
with the loss OF two lives
At 8 O'Clock tonight SautO Couossia
one OF the gang was caught by o. cone
stable IN the act of h0ldup up and lcvy-
ing tribute on one of the italians of the
colony, The constable ANA three of the
law and order men started to take Care
rossa to FAIL Wo;d was quickly passed
TO the gangs headquarters in nearby
saloon, and four of them rushed out
and opened fire ON the constable auu
his posse The latter r>'uued the Arc.
when tho attacking party had ompuol
their reviewers they ned leaving AN
three Of the constablo's escort lying m
the road with bullets boz their bodies,
The constable protected himself by
holding his prisoner No front of him.
Joseph Tulerico WAS shot through
the head aud heart and killed Frank
Ferressl was shot On The breast and
abdomen and killed The third vice
tim received bullet In the 1rm ana
after recovering from the shock was
able 10 walk home.
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Anglo.German Relations.

London. Nov. 29.-The Nineteenth
Century IN It's December issue has an
interesting interview with Chancellor
Won Buelow on Anglo German relations.
Count y0n Buelow declares that he Is
and always has been the friend Of Eng
land. and repudlates as absurd the Inn
putation that Germany desires 10 make
bad blood between England and Russia.
He also denies explicitly the rumors
that Germany warned Admiral Rojest-
yensky Of the possible proximity Of
japanese torpedoboats IN European wa
tiers,
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Final Game to be Played.

Los Angeles, Nov. Manager Morley
Of the Los Angeles team has concluded
arrangements With Manager Fisher OF the
Tacoma team 10 play on the tie between
their teams FOR the 1904 championship OF
the Coast league by playing a series Of 10
games, Five Of these games will be play
ed IN San Francisco aud FIVE In Los An
geles They will commence IN San Fran
cisco Wednesday, Nov 90 The Los An
geles team will leave for the north TO.
morrow evening All the receipts Of tho
games will be given to the players.
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New Orleans Events.

New Orleans, Nov. &-Results:
First race. six Mrlungs-Fiasto won
I.ookaway second, Catalina third. Time
i,l5 l-5.
George X won. The Regent second, Dal
McKenna third Time 1;i7 3-5.
Third race, milo-Ap Revoir won, Mis-
Betty second, Mlzzen third. Time al
Fourth race, seven furlongs-Cardina
Wolsey won, Federal second. Burning
Glass third. Time l.N is,
Fifth race, mile and an elghth-llome'
stead won. Annora J second, Brooklyn
third Time 1855 S-5,
Sixth race six urlongs-Astanta won
Josette second, Silva Talbot third, Time
1913 is.