Arizona republican., 1904-07-30
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 SOLD LOS ANGELES PROPERTY Of a former resident of this city the Los Angeles Times says: Mrs. Cora E. Freeze has sold to Jose Dominguez of Sonora, Mex, 4Ox125 feet, on the southwest corner of Hill and Eleventh streets, with four frame dwellings, consideration named $22,50O.
 GOT A BREATHING SPELL There was a very good attendance at the Eastlake park theater last night, the bill being "A Lawyers Wedding" the same one presented the night be- fore for the benefit of the summer widowers. When the storm came up and the power house went to the bad, the player got a breathing spell for d while till the lights started again.
 A MISSING UNDER SHERIFF. James Sais, under sheriff for Sheriff Joe Roberts of Yavapai county, has been missing since Sunday afternoon. and his whereabouts are unknown. He left without informing the sheriff or any officials in the office and without bidding goodbye to his wife and fa- mily. He was seen at Ashfork on the Santa Fe main line Sunday even- ing, and is supposed to have gone to California. Sheriff Roberts has an expert examining his books.
 FATALITIES AT BlSBEE-The Bisbee Review says that Tuesday night a terrible accident occurred at the Pittsburg and Hecla shaft. J. H. Goodwin of Virginia, Minn., and a Mexican were plunged to death by the tipping of a bucket in which they were riding in the shaft They fell into the stump. which had many feet of water in it, and were both instantly killed. The heads of both men were crushed, probably from striking tim bers. MT. Goodwin recently arrived in Bisbee with his partner having a contract to sink diamond drill holes at the Pittsburg and Hecla.
 PROGRESS OF THE p. & E.-Mr. w. A. Drake of the Phoenix & Eastern came in yesterday afternoon from the front. The construction work, he says, is going on in a very satisfactory man. ner. As had been mentioned by the Republican, the tunnel near Kelvin has been completed. All the heavy work in that vicinity has been finished. There will be very little heavy work between that point and Benson and there will be none at all for forty miles beyond Kelvin. The end of the track is now a mile beyond Kelvin and the end of the grade is eight miles be- yond. There is, though, a grading camp within four and half miles of Dudleyville. The work will now prob ably be pushed rapidly. Benson, the objective. is eighty miles bewOnd Dudleyville.
 NEW c. G A. MACH iINERY-The Bisbee Review has the following to say respecting the new machinery ordered for the Calumet & Arizona mine: Superintendent s. T. Nelson of the Sullivan machinery house of Chicago was yesterday awarded the contract by the c. & A. for an air compressor of sufficient capacity to handle 50 air drills. He was also given an order for a hoist with cylin- ders 1SX42. MT. Hunter representing the Nordburg people, was given an or der for a compound tandem blower engine for the C. & A. shelter at Dou- glas. The hoist ordered of the Sulli- van people makes five hoists that the c. & A. have ordered that are not yet on the ground. This activity in put ting in q large air compressor also many hoisting engines foreshadows, a greater poduction of the c. 6 A. pro perties, and promises a greater pros- perity for Bisbee.
 NEW YORK STORE WON-The baseball game at Eastlake park yes terday afternoon, between the New York store team and the Glendale team, resulted in a victory for the for mer, the score being IS to Is. The New York store won a certain amount of glory by winning the game, still 70 a man who didn't see the game and knows thef record of the New York store team, it carries the impression that the New Workers were playing with their opponents like a cat plays with a mouse. It would seem as though a team that could play the games that that aggregation has previously put up ought to be able to have shut out the visitors entirely but probably it was desirable to entertain the grand stand by letting them wind themselves running bases then out run them at their own game. But the New York CTS in their brand new blue and whI . uniforms looked real sweet and be- coming. It looks as though the Gen dale lads spent the time making love to them instead of playing ball.
 ERRATIC STOCK DEALINGS M. A. Burk was arrested on July 21 by G. O. Scott, an inspector of the live stock sanitary board, who charges inn with engaging in the live stock ;lisi- ness in the Tonto country in a way that is designed to play havoc with the titles to personal property thereabout. A Payson correspondent of the Rapub- lican reports that Burk appeared in the Tonto country a week or two ago, con- ing from the Salt River valley, but representing himself to be from Fay lor AriZ. He had four head of horses with him and after a few days rest he took the trail for Pleasant Valley, but branched off and at the mouth of Rye stole a valuable jack belonging to William Brodie of Rye. He then made another start for Pleasant valley but lost the trail and landed at Gisela. There he traded the jack to Dave Booth for two other jacks and also traded horses with George Booth. By this time he was overtaken by Inspec-