Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-21
WILL RENEW THE SEARCH FOR GRINDELL Brother Appeals For Aid to Look For The Lost
 Party
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statement II Nco ANdAASs Afs'N NN coming on as 1t did made the ground so could not see the mans tracks at all He is surely in that section within a radius of ten miles. There are good trails going all through thls immediate vicinity and l am sur prised that he did not get on one and stay on it. He did follow one for a long ways. however. and had he stayed with it would have come to water
 From Hoffman's statements Tom and Ingram are about thirty miles up the coast and I will begin search for mem at once on my return to the coast the early part of next week. f I had help I could continue the search for Rails at the same time, but cannot do it unles l get help. believe him to be close to where I found his mule and with reasonable search he could be found.
 know the point where MT. Hoff man speaks of leaving the party, and can work from there, although it is long way back to Coyote Wells, to which they spoke of returning for water It is. however, the only water near there and must be the place the boys returned to. We were at Coy ote wells and followed the trail from there down the coast. We had to go a long way each night to camp, al though we often made dry camp along the coast.
 I expect to leave here early next week and will stay out until l find Tom anyhow. As long as l am work ing this thing absolutely alone and unaided. | cannot afford to spend my time and money looking for the oth- CTS of the party unless their people come in and help out either with men or money or both. By the end of this month this business will have cost me nearly a thousand dollars gold and every cent 1 am paying out of my own pocket. Have not seen one cent of anybody else's money. Un- less I find some one to go with me will go out alone with my Indians, with whom I have become we'll ac- quainted and upon whom I can rely. During my past trip of four weeks l had from five to twelve Papago Ind ians with me all the time at s2 and s (Mex) apiece per day All my ready money is about exhausted, and I will be forced to quit very soon. l am telling you this for your own knowledge and not for the public. have tlegraphed and written to Mir. Ingram's people, but they seem in- different and are not coming in or doing anything to help me out. l am writing to Rails people all the time and hope to get some aid from them, but cannot expect much of any thing.
 Had Rynning stayed along the coast and spent more time there
 l. n have worked together and would no doubt have completed the business by this time. Very truly,
 Before starting on the trip told about in this letter E. P Grindell wrote to MT. Fairall saying that if he could get two or three men to ac- company him it would be desirable, and if the people of Douglas could provide such companions for MT. Grin dell on his proposed second searching trip it would be well.
 The ernational-American feels that the people of Douglas will be prompt in responding to this call for help. It is the duty of this city to render every possible assistance in the matter of making known the fate and whereabouts of the GrindeL party Tom Grindell was a promi- nent citizen of Douglas; he was the principal of the public school in this city and member of several of our local lodges. Mir. Rails was a citizen of Douglas, employed at the Copper Queen foundry for more than a year and we believe that the people oi Douglas will look at this matter of ferreting out the fate of these Doug las citizens. as well as giving assist ance to the distressed brother of MT GrindeIl.
 Subscription lists will be circulated in Douglas today to raise fund tc be telegraphed to Grindell at Her mosiIIo. and it is hoped that every man to whom the petition IS pre- scented will respond in accordance with his ability. No doubt the lodges which have already contributed will be willing to do more in the matter.
 Subscription lists have been placed at the Pullman cigar store on c ave nue aud at the Douglas Drug Com pany's store and at other places. in cluding the timekeeper's office at the Copper Queen smelter.
 Mr Fairall yesterday wired to E. P Grinedll that, steps were being taken to extend assistance to him and that within two or three days he would wire him to draw for the amount which could be secured here through one of the local banks.
 Subscription Lists.
 Parties desiring to contribute tc the Grindell relief fund will find sub scription lists at the following places: Waldorf bar, Douglas drug store Merchants saloon, Pullman cigal store, Seventh-street school. Haa: cafe, Wamel grocery store and Eff teenth street school City Marsha StambaUgh and William FairaH art also circulating lists.