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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-08-24

Baltimore and Return, Baltimore and
Ohio r. R., every Saturday and Sunday,
81 Is All trains both ways, both days, ex-
cept Royal Limited. Hourly Service"
week-days.-Advt
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-22
CORNER STONE LAYING
 WILL BE JULY 30
OF THE MAGNIFICENT NEW SCHOOL BUILDING NOW BE-
 ING ERECTED.
cost of Building Is s52,5oo, and Is a Modern and Up-to-Dste Structure in Every Psrticuiar-Proeram of Exer- eises for That Day.

The Board of Trustees of Bisbee. School district has set Sunday after noon. July SOth. as the date for the laying of the corner stone of the mag n.hcent new school building which is .in course of erection at a cost to the district of s52.5O0.
 The new building was made possi- hle by the issuanc> of bonds in the sum of s75,OOO at a school election held a few days before the close of the last school term. Part of this amount was used in the purchase of additional ground for building pur- poses. on the site of the present Gen. tral School building. aud the remain der will be used in furnishing and cquipping the building in an up-to-date manner.
 The contractors expect to have the building completed in November. It will be the most modern and up-tO-date school building in the territory. and will supply a demand that has been made imperative by our rapidly in creasing population.
 At the corner stone exercises May or Taylor will preside. H. M. Woods. member of the school board. will lay the corner stone. and several short speeches will be made. The secret societies of the city will be invited to participate and the school children , will be out in full force and take a prominent part. It will be remem- bered that the school children took an active part in carrying the election in favor of the bonds.
 The exact hour of the exercises and the program in full will be announced | lsJe~
 ] Tn addition a new school house is to be erected at South B.sbee where there are 45 school children register cd. 4 building is also to be rented at Don LUIS for similar purposes. i School will be comm enced this wear. September 1. and the registered pupils already show a large increase over last year.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-22
ACCIDENT RESULTS
 IN DEATH OF BOY
EDWARD BYERs, HURT IN JUMP ING FROM A TRAIN, DIES
 AT HOSPITAL.
concussioa of the Brain Caused by Blow on Hesd-Young Man Was Particularly Bright, and Had Brill iant Prospects.

Edward Byers, aged seventeen years. who was injured in jumping from a train at French Thursday, died yesterday afternoon at the Copper Queen hospital.
 In leaping from the train the young man supposedly miscalculated the speed at which it was moving. He was hurled to the ground, striking his head on a canteen he carried. Con cussion of the brain resulted.
 For a tine it was thought his inju- ries were not of series character. but developments yesterday morning were Of such a character as to re- move hope of recovery. The young man was in the employ of the tele- phone company as a lineman when the accident occurred that cost him his life. He had been detailed to do some repair work, and was on his way to the task.
 Young Byers was unusually enthus- isstlc in the pursuit of knowledge re garding the uses of electricity. and was considered by these who knew him as giving promise of brilliant future in the line of work which was his choice.
 The funeral will be held this after neon at 2:G0 from the family residence in Tombstone canyon. Rev. Wheatley officiating.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-22
nrHE BOSS. roLp NE

Before he went away that he want ed 10 clean up our line of Canvas Shoes and oxfords. So here's your chance:
 Canvas Shoes at S2.25. Canvas Low Cuts. at SITS. ''We have all sizes" 50 be sure and come in Ito see them"
 And don't forget" that we have the best line of shirts in the city. "Cluett" Shirts, coat style. cuffs at- tached. plain and pleated, S1.75 and s2OO.
 Wilson Bros" cuffs attached, coat style, s1.75 to $500.
 Also "a nice line of cuffs attached in Wilson Bros" and "Cluett Pea body's" shirts at $1.50.
 Shirts with detached cuffs at s1.25. "Yes," we carry the "Shawknit Hose" There is none better at 25 cents per pair.
 "Coppers' Spring Needle Under wear" blue, salmon and white, $2.50, $500 and s3.50 a suit.
 "otls" underwear. natural pink and blue, at S1.25 suit.
 SCHWARTZ BROS.
 By "oIe."
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-22
JET YOUR TITLE
 OR LOSE LOTS
TODAY THE LAST UPON WHICH LOT OCCUPANTS MAY AP-
 PLY FOR DEEDS
Under Townsite Order Before Mayor Taylor-Failing 10 Apply for Deed Today. Property Will Revert to City 10 Be Sold.

Today is the last upon which appli- cation can be made before the Mayor for tiue to lots within the toTnsite limits under the iownsite patent pro visions.
 Those who have not yet been before the Mayor to apply for deeds will have to apply .oda'l or lose the opportuni- ty and their property All lots 10 which title is not applied for today will revert to the city, and be sold later at auction.
 How many lot occupants there are fn the city who nave not yet put in application for deeds and paid the fees attendant on filing the applica- ton. Mayor Taylor said yesterday he did not know. but that there were a number. As stated before these will have 10 get in today or Jose out.
 The townslte order under which the Mayor is entitled to issue deeds up tc 12 o'clock tonight, has been in force for six months. The first nine ty days. owing to more or less pug zling questions that had arisen dur ing the time, were not considered sufficient by the Mayor to give all equal chance to avail themselves of opportunity to secure title. Accord ipgly the townsite order was reprint ed and an additional ninety days more given within which to file application. + is this last extension of ninety days that expires tonight. Mayor Taylor stated yesterday that there would pos itively be no further extensions; that tbp cIoep fonav womb he final and that those who failed to set in for their deeds would have to take the consequences. The Mayor will be at his desk in the office of City At torney Sutter most of the day to at tend to such applications as may be fled at the last minute
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-22
COPPER QUEEN MINES.

Copper Queen mines are now work ing 1cO0 men, as compared with 1900 a year ago The present operative force is taking from the several mines about 15oe tons Of ore daily This production can be doubled. it is said. ct any time without in the least hart ing the mines. T<e latter are bring ing in more and more ore every day There IS really nothing new in the manner of development or in the ore that is coming in. Development is te.-~ carried on with 2 wcrl1 of ere tn deal with The supply in sishl is steadily on the increase. and the deposits seem to be without limit. In the Holbrook. Spray and Czar cthis particularly in evidence to the visit or under ground who is familiar with the properties. Ore bodies in these mines. that have been worked for 12 years. Ire showing bigger today than ever before in their history.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-22
ARIZONA MINING suRvEY

A reconnaissance economic study of the mining districts of Arizona will
 be made by NIT. F. l.. Ransome. as sisted by Mir. w. H. Emmons. They will also make a detailed survey of the Tombstone district. including a
 special investigation of the mlning areas. Topographic parties have been lat work near Florence under the di- .rection of MT T. NJ. Bannon. MT. R. IT, Evans will have charge of a party in the Grand Canyon which will sur vey the Shinumo quadrangle. Statis- tics concerning the states production .of minerals will be investigated by Mir V. C. Heikes. The quality of water available for purposes ofirriga- ton in this territory and in New Mex leo will be investigated by Mir. s. K. Baker under the direction of MT. NJ. o. Leighton. The measurement of Arizona streams will be supervised by Mir. w. A. Parish.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-22
ARIZONA PEOPLE IN CALIFORNIA
Fo!c~ins Is List of Late Arr;va:s
 Registered at the aoi5rook.

W. H. Anderson, Bisbee. Ark; W. H. Taggard, Kingman. Ariz.; Daniel Weller, Albuquerque. Ariz.; C. $. White, Albuquerque, ArIz.; J. A. Beal, Albuquerque. Arlz.: ". F. Jaceirth. Phoenix. Ariz.; D. Clark, Clifton. Ariz.; s. A. Hamilton, Phoenix, Ariz.; J. H. Harvey and wife, Roswell, N. Nj; E. 4. Tovrea, Bisbee, Ariz.; Chas. Niiini and wife. Albuquerque, N. M.; J. B. Donahue. Fl Paso. Texas; L. J. Overlook. Bisbee. Ariz.; F. s. Doug las and wife, Douglas. Ar.z.; RObt. Campbell, Mayer, Ariz.; J. A. Camp bell, Clifton, Ariz.; J. C. Frederick, Prescott. Ariz-; C. H. Kerns, Jr., Win slow, Ariz.: Miss Kate Ham, Phoenix, Ariz; F. Armstrong and wife, Douglas, Ariz.; Mrs. J. F. Enright and son, Douglas. Ariz.; J. H. Dennis, Will Hams, Aria; Frank Cox, Phoenix. Ariz-; P. A. Tharalds and wife. Phoe- nix, Ariz.; J. T. Sparks and wife. Phoenix, Ariz.; J. E. SulIenberger and wife Globe. Arlz.; Miss Alma Sailen- berger, Globe. Ariz.; J. T.. Dufto1. Tucson.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-22
BASEBALL PLAYERS AND FOOT
 RACERS.

Louis J. Kruger, ex-champion long distance foot racer of Germany and Holland. wries, Oct. 27, 1901:
 During my training at Salt Lake City. in April last. I used Ballard's Snow Liniment to my greatest satis- faction.
 Therefore. I highly recommend Snow Eminent 10 all who are trOu- hled with sprains. bruises or rheuma- tism." 25c. soc and $1.00. Sold by Rinehart's Pharmacy.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-22
GROUP

mucous membrane of the windpipe which sometimes extends to the is- snx and bronchial tubes; and is one of the most dangerous diseases of children. It almost always comes on in the night. Give frequent small doses of Ballard's HoreAound Syrup and apply Ballard's Snow Eminent externally to the throat.
 25c. 50> and s1.00.
 Sold Rinehart's Pharmacy.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-22
GOES TO CALUMET 6 ARIZONA.

Fred Sandstrom, who recently re- signed his position as shift boss at the Copper Queen smelter. after eight cen years of service with the compa- nv. has accepted a position in charge of a shift at the Calumet & Arizona shelter. and went to work there the first of the week.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-22

Col. Wm. N. Fife, an old Indian fighter. who was with Crook and Law ton in the early days. and is now the owner of some very promising claims in Sonora, passed through the city yesterday enroute to Salt Lake City. He is making the trip in the hope that he can interest some of the capital ists of thar city in his claims.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-22
COPPER BELLE LAW SUIT.

The Tucson Citizen says:
 Attorney Francis NJ. Hartman is in Tombstone. where he is representing a number of stockholders of the Cop Der Bell company who are seeking to defeat a mortgage. The mortgage is held by John Gleason. It is claimed by the plaintiff stockholders that they were not represented al the meeting at which the mOrtgage was given. The mine is very valuable. Gleason has another suit pending for the fOreclos- uTe Of the mortgage
 B. B. Adams leaves today for visit at Cloudcroft before returning to his home at Clifton.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-12-02
RENO'S DEATH RATE.
.urers.

Reno has had more than it's share Oh
passed over the divide. Among them was
John Daniels Ian old timer. and tor years
in the employ of the late Chancellor Der
oy. Daniels had peen sick for some llme
and was an inmate OF the county hos
pital lie left the hospital Tnanksgivine
day TO go to town to take dinner win
friends. He rode up on the dead wagon,
containing the remains of one who lad
died in that institution. He remarked to
the driver that it would not be long oe-
lore he might be riding inside. The speech
was made in seeming jest. but was veri
ned sooner than he evidently expected.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-12-02

SNOW CAUSING SHEEP MEN
SOME INCONVENIENCE

George VIC alahan, the well-known
stock buyer, passed through Winnemucca
Wednesday from Salt Lake, where he
has been attending to sheep business for
the past two weeks.
He has travelled all over the eastern
part of the State and says that he never
before saw better indications for pros
porous year. He says that the storm will
do the stockmen and ranchers a great
deal of good, but that at the present time
the snow is causing much trouble
among the sheep men, who have been
unable to move their sheep on account
of it.
Mr.. Calahansays that the whole east
ern part of the State is deeply covered
with snow.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-12-02
SCHWAB AGAIN SAID TO
BE OUT FOR SENATOR

A Washington dispatch says: Accord
ing to political gossip here. Charles M.
Schwab is planning to become Senator
from Nevada, to succeed Francis NJ
Newlands, whose term expires in 1909.
This news comes from Nevada. where it
is understood that schwab has already
established a residence. has invested
heavily in new gold fields and is build
ing a home.
The States population will at least
double from 1900 to 1910. SO schwab will
be no newer citizen than half the State
Nevada especially needs mills and
smelters to handle it's ores. and Schwab
promises these. If he gives them he will
be regarded as philanthropist, the faith
er OF the new Nevada. and anything he
asks will be his.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-12-02
KHQRASSANS BACK
FROM SOUTHERN
GOLD FIELDS
Splendid Reception Given Knights
at Tonopah and GoIdfield-
Red Fire and Good Things
Galore.

The thirty knights of khorassans who
spent the week at Tonopah and Gola.4eld
are back again at their homes in Reno
Thursday was spent at Goldfield. the car
being taken over there in the morhing
by superintendent Trip of the Tonopah
road. remaining there all night.
A splendid reception was rendered the
visitors by the members OF the h. OF Il.
and citizens OF Goldheld the affair occur
ring In the rooms OF the Montezuma
Club.
Tonopah gave the Khorassans one OF
the most fattering receptions they have
ever enjoyed. The wealth and hospitality
OF the great gold camp were not spared
and from the time the train pulled into
the camp Monday night amid blaze Oh
red tire until the knights departed tnell
comfort and pleasure were constantly
looked after.
Monday evening the knights were met
at the train by large delegation of To-
nopah lodgemen and after a paraae
through the streets the X. OF +. haIi was
ferred by Tonopah ana the tnIrd ranA
by the Reno team upon tow candidates
A banquet followed, at which oriAiian.
speeches were much in evidence through
out.
The ceremonial session Of the Khoras
sans was held Tuesday evening. Sevents
Miners Exchange hall. where the csrs-
monies ran until midnight. Five cano.-
dates crossed the plains TO lem Zem >
cool and lowing waters. which cam
none too early to the tired and worn
pilgrims.
Following the initiation came the ban
quet, the most elaborate ever set in 10
nopah.
One hundred and fifty plates were
spread and the tables were filled wlsh
the oDU.cest refreshments that the mar
krts OF ia ornia aud Nevada afford.
Ii Macen' ,osh acted as toastmaster
and 1oasts we're responded to by dozer
o. the happiest after-dinner speakers
tron various arts of the State.
Tuesday and Wednesday the visitors
We're shown about the city and the mines
and Thursday evening the reception and
dance In honor of the visitors were held
in the Miners hall. AT midnight a sup
ptr avs served at which thu khorass ms
were honored guests.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-12-02
EGG LAYING CONTEST.

During the past year there mas been
conducted at the Kansas State agricuI-
sural college an egg laying contest. Sew
en- different breeds were entered. anu The
IN twelve months for each conlesting pen
consisting of one rooster and six nens.
single-comb White Leghorns, S35: Amerl-
can Reds, SO; White Wyandottes. 40,
Buff Myandottes, 764; Barred Plymouth
nocks, 6l9; Light Brahmas. a39: Rose
comb White Leghorns, S2S.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-12-02
COMPANY BLAMED
BY CORONER'S
JURY
Lineman's Death at GoIdfieId
Last Sunday Was Caused by
Gross CareIessness.

William P. Mulcahey a lineman work
inS fos the Nevada Electric Company in
Gcloheid was eleclrocuted in midair sun
day evening in plain view Of q large
crowd OF people. His body was terribly
burned When the current was turned
OF his body lay stretched across the
wirss that had caused his death.
AT the inquest over the remains the
Corcners jury returned a verdict blam-
llg The electric company Tor Mulcaney
u.a.n through carelessness in navlng q
,e.epEine ground wire ON its electric pole.
IL Was claimed by witnesses that Null
caheys foot came in contact with the
wire and caused the current to pass
.AArough his body.
1ne remains of the young electrician
nave been shipped TO san Rafael, Cal,
lor burial. Inc deceased mad mother
and father residing in ti1at city. He was
a member OF the brotherhood of Electrical
" orkers.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-12-02
RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT
PASSED BY COUNCIL

In respect to the memory Of the late
Mayor D. w. O'Connor of Reno, who
died SO suddenly few days ago. the city
council met last Wednesday evening and
passed the following resolutions:
Whereas. the Supreme Ruler OF the
Universe has, in His wisdom. seen flt to
remove from this scene Of active life
Dan lei w. O'Connor. the chief executive
OF this municipality. and chairman of
this board Of councilmen Of this city o.
Rero, therefore be it
Resolved. by this city council, in sss-
s:or this 29th day of November. 1906. that
IL. the death of Mayor O'Connor this city
las lost an efficient officer. one who was
conscientious. just. Arm and conservative
in all his acts. both in official and pri-
vate life: and that this council will miss
his kindly face, his genial manner and.
above all, the sound judgment which he
displayed and the good advice which he
gave in his official associations; and be
it further
Resolved, That as token of the es-
TEEN in which Mayor O'Connor was held
by this council and entire community.
that the city buildings be draped in
mourning for a period Of thirty days
from this date; and, be 1t further
Resolved. That these resolutions be
spread upon the minutes Of this council
and copy be furnished each Of the city
papers. and to the relatives Of the de-
ceased. to whom this council extends it's
deepest sympathy in this their hour OF
sorrow"
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-12-02
SNOW IN PARADISE.

There is fifteen incnes OF snow in Para
tnan an average of this time of the year
IN tnat section Of Humboldt county, anu
AZ begins 10 LOOK as though the predic-
lions OF some of the old residents of the
valley that this winter would be record
breaker for snowfall will bear fruit.
Every fall in the northern farming COM
munity the question regarding the snow
fall for the coming winter is discussed
with considerable spirit and every fall
the usual predictions are made. asst fall,
however. the ''old boys" the old timers.
those who in the early days blazed away
across the sand hills, and Drawing the
rerrors of an unknown country. took up
nomesteads in the shadow Of old Gran
ite." took part in the discussions, ana
they were strong in their predictions that
the coming winter would witness plenty
of snow fall
They based these predictions not on q
scinetific study of climatic conditions,
but on observations of nature They saw
the gophers and squirrels digging deeper
holes than usual. They noticed the wind
began earlier and that it had a peculiar
and mournful wall. They talked with
the aborigines. the noble red men. who
said in plain language. Heap snow this
winter"
Many at that time were disposed to re-
gard but lightly these predictions. but the
storms of the past few days have caused
change in that opinion and most OF
these are now saying. Maybe he o.o
fellows are right"
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-12-02
DEATHS DoINGs.

Andel Status. Basque sheepherder in
the employ of thew. T. Jenkins Co., who
was brought down from Golconda a day
or two ago suffering with pneumonia,
died at the Winnemucca Sanitarium last
night. He was 2S years Of age.
John Nelson. a native Of Sweden, was
Drought up from Lovelock day or two
since suffering with pneumonia and was
taken to the county hospital. where ne
passed away last night. He was about
80 years of age.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-12-02
SUE FOR DAMAGES FILED.

Tne first of the suits to grow out or
the HaIney wreck on the oregon Snort
Line, III which one man was killed and
many wounded, has at last materialized.
states Circuit Court at Carson City ~
grace and Edward Farrar, TWO passen-
q sss. VINO were injured in the wreck.
f3ey ash for $20.V00 damages and $2vVv
for expenses. The outcome OF this case
%ill be watched with interest. and sew
railroad il the plaintiffs get a favorable
,,oelsIon
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-12-02

AT THE UNIVERSITY OF NEVADA.
The new dining hall at the University of
Nevada at Reno is completed and durir g
the Christmas holidays all the equipment
in the present dining hall In the base
ment Of Stewart hall will be moved into
the new building. The new building will
be opened to accommodate students on
the first Of the new year.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-12-02
A FINE TRUNK.

The M. Hoffman Co. are agents for an
automatic trunk that is the best trunk
device made. The trunk is provided with
two trays that work automatically where
one can pack toilet articles. shirts, ETC.,
and the lower part a complete dressing
b,ase. They come in two different styles
and if you want a fine trunk and dress
ing case combined, and for a little
money. go to M. Holman & Co.'s and
pick you out one. Read the new adver-
tisement in today's Silver State and go
to the big store and ask Mr.. Holman
to show the trunk. 1t Is well worthy an
inspection. whethe ryou want to buy or
not. 1t is certainly model and one of
the hest this reporter ever saw. A lady
called yesterday and said that she nad
visited every trunk store in the city and
had not seen anything nearly so good
and complete. The trunk is substantially
built and has "bagge bumpers" and can
stand any knocking tnat any baggage
<emasher can give 1t.