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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-03
creNda atorn PrIaen.

Minsk. Russia. Nov. Crowds IN
an attempt to storm the prison Acre
yesterday we're beaten OF BY COssackS
who fred several volleys at the MOB.
Many persons we're killed or wounded
and many more we're beaten with the
whips. The doctors residences were
transformed into hospitals.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-03
SHALL CASTRO Potpo'zE.
This 10 Question thSt " Bs petsr
mined BY MSdlstoey

This 10 QUESTION u1Nt v % N@te"
mined BY Msdlstoeg
Chicago. Nov. "a Dispatch % n
Tribune from Washington says:
bic ne1t 20 hours vii determine
her Castro shall apoi0giEe e
~ Tor the severance o. relations
witI Talgny. the Frensh charge
dan in Caracas. or stheF tat
Preach feet. assembling iartinque
ahalI be- ordered 10 mai ecElonslFa
ton In Venezuelan Wattl
Il n the oouadSnt oEpoolatioa -
the authorities here hat . pescefal
settlement Of the disVuts Wiil b. A.
ranged.
seeFetary Root has boon acitug b.
ne role OlrweAiator IN q mannet
thnt has 20 sympatay q Castrc
and TIE apa b q the Ffeneh 81
ornmeni. 5 has inaneed Fsanee g
tone 6oWu Re terms u ~ demGad'
watch Il made up0a ne yeneNnelAH
pre.isaut. when TIE diHicnisT = 60
lussd Il IL probable that ~. TaiEaJ
WIN b grantsd a lsavs az aeetace
49, ne Frenca asth0fiiits uiii 30
arefore 90 appuSatioa ~ itnFe =
ffs a n VeneEusiA . aingoefapn e
rftsTol hia GspaFiure ~ . go q
uatnera.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-03

Tea hnagles. Ca gF. e-I,1
barEsrs naaptd 40 10 Gras slaea eve
~ n4Nhtf - pisesa ng plit
~ afHuai a. ever trt,s lhs eeaaea.
~ Seposa a rsivty lls Is ihs cliy
pfssant . gigAt sever - tneaste
Ths ooioai1 rpsh ffo@ M e 4 al
i,s haisht sinas aaiartal aet hag.
iaa bees arfieiag h To-
BaBia ~. whie1 FTtlag aal e
60 e1ifa tnaFai ears - Ys
caleaga. lotay Eou t Us ~ ~
sane une. whiis - sB s epgs
a. "a lfass Eansas CO sss
lll.lnT
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-03

Rfaenn. Ca. Nov --aenaiof a. 9.
r.,n arrives here frum hit ba8 80
$50 he cane difeei lfo@ Wee
l-roa aSsrs b. nsi be ffieets ther
- uiar,ea uuANthsn thfge eagt.
-. omsa 81 tiMe 81 ne 1fesi11t
~ ~ tianf iosrs sst haa aeta eaEi1
- ass o. ~ nls1Aefe q ~
er So fFisuds - 60 eig 49,
- usrn rssrg,f1a go weFt
- q 30 greaf iGffqFe
~ So
rnr lt,It anf 4,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-03
ONLY NENTf-FOOR
CASE E0W IN CITY
Two Deaths Occur But No New
Gases Are Reported.
oOAEsNTlNes ARH BEING RAlsEE

tNteNaulNa FtA3 Ft-tfttNsN ~" N~~etN
tlooa-iaoy canssss and Private
schools wiz opsa This wSeE--La
cal HoIssy O Crescent City.
Ne wogleans. my. 2.-Up 70 neon
today there Wor8 40 news causes d
yellow fever ana two deaths.
vita only a. cases OF yellow fever
remaining hets. and winter rapidly ap
preaching, the transfer OF The local
health situation q the city, both 4
considered now % BE- tde matter Of
only very few days
Orders ior tie Withdrawal OF more o.
tae federal surgeons are expected %.
day, there being stlil number hers
wac are practically unemployed i
IL expected that eargeon RlchPgdaor
win remain 70 wind up the accounts
after all but Dr. White have been
sent away.
Guarantees continue to tumhh, tht
removal % ail festfittlons BY Atkan'
cas- following upon TIE lifting % ths
Monroe QuaFantine which win open
large section % orb LOuiSiaa
Toe fever has almost Disappeared
from 1llasissippl. and Comparatively
few counties Ia that state continue g
mahtaln their original smbafgoei
agaist he city % New Orleans.
Many colleges aud private scho0ii
win open here end elsewhere h Iloulai
ana this week. lneladlug Talsno and
Newcomb university, tne state unlyeE
sity AZ Baton Rouas. And lhe lndugs
TRIAL insliiu1loa e LaT4yetiR.
~. corpal 81 The Marine hospital
MADE ah address to the elti1ona d
Bunkie, ~ Bankie bad aoms feyeI
during the epidemic, bat q ecioatl1s
methods ED mahagemgnt they gue
Cee9ei ID stamping Il ont. ~, Cor
pui tod gae citizens there that thel
ought % prosecute their scientific meth
DDS thru0ehaut the Wialof. freezing oal
the mos4uiloee which might hare %
capped asstrnelion. and tha serouhinl
81 all theft cislerns bel1Fe npfng.
DF. uFeeB. a. the Marine hospital
VINO vent q Port Glhaea. hgigA, aat
did excgIleng WoFk taeif arrived Der,
To-Day % bls relarn 10 hla poel 6 FoFI
Biani0n % FncognItla ~ Ma seF
vices The citlatns and aeihglll3s 81
Pon Cibson pFesenist ~ uftoH,
with 8 haadsom0 gold watch. chsia
ana Rocket, suitably insslib
Nov lnst the fever . eonai1egta q
- virtually stamped ct. immisga
tion from BaFopo lhmh teia pr
win b resumed. aud to feGslni &C.
thoFiiies sFe making aTaheeNenia 81
che fe.smploytng Of g09a ll8Iisna A.
afFianH. IluneaFiAns. aiagoslaaa. nua
slans IlihutnIana PoIea te6 0tfNana
Thh imHigraafs uiii - le tbo gafi
ons 0si6s dl.toulsihba aaG Illl1sleb
% woEk.
To-day - q LEGAL holiday q Nee o.
ioans. and basineau Wn1 iafrriT Eus
Dondod, sails iAOatsuas q reSla W
a. a..
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-03

Masa0i1s. Tsa. Nor. ia Wsl
anno4afss to6oY ma tha fIliuois cea
tfsi aul fne alaafa uoul1 oone inie
pomn q ne Tsahessse censfral
- De 4 tha tofHes - ssegfe ~
uea,aga peioa tRl the laifsT ths ssrt
era. re Tensesses CsatFAi wli
- ihe pFteeat. Femdia ag nga organ.
Sft.s \. OyeFt0n. ~ NaaA.
vlt. q pftmineHliY msatigsed ~
eai - tnsf ~ zee fHeftom
% tssl aBsatef. a ehs asafkeru
raiaag wln sears a. Wastinsa
snt fyai Fyss go psrlg. 81 80
Inia cefthsi go bhgs ia4ag uoih
sHss y eiaaafaisiY taitfisfe
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-03
READy 10 OaEtr rHE PRINCE,
"Flahtlne Dob" Evans and HE Ba,
tloshlpu a ARRApolla.

"FlahURe Dob" Evans and HE BAT
tloshlpu a AHRApolla.
Annapolis, Nd, Nov. a.--Tha be
giuninE 81 the gala week q the vail
u Prince Louis q BatlenbuFg and BIZ
Iieet 10 these waters Waa marked thll
morning hy the ofioial visiting DO
tween AdRirul Robley y Eyans, com
handing 0tiloeF % ne North Atlantl'
fleSi. lbe battlsship division Of waiel
arrived heFe, and AdmiTal Sands. pa
psriutoudehi Of she aaval academy
and between Admiral Evans aud Gov
efn0r Waraeid, d Maryland, TIE Zee
81 hattlouhips u row lying n TIE bal
o. Annapolis with ne Maine. the nag
ship. taflhpat 20 the noTth and th'
others gtrOug oui a Intervals 81 about
. quarter Of Z nile. Tsese are alai
several small auxiliary vtHaeia TIT
eFulseF digisl0n under Admiral nfoWn
aan end ne British feet are UGpoeto.
wednesday morning.
me hssamblaEo Of vessels viii b
~ faF the Gnost ever seen % thos'
hiatofo.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-03

caNenyille, Ca, Nqv a.--slev, o.
VI .. ouliiiaH. pastor ~ the Meta
Oaist oharch Il Dalton, and one ~ lhs
Nest pFomineat members ~ ire North
ueoFeia cohisFeaea. died a lsM
b'elock thia mofnlaG ~ zoe Fesid6act
- ~ daughter. Ma. tohn W. Jgees
% ihls city, Fof somo tiRs ~.
onilllnn haa bsea declining "a hshiih
enc 81 bed coma htfe MN Daltoh ID
kopeu q ImpFoFpntnl fygm Fest and Z
change, bui the bFeek taNu was lpa
~ sons. ng ouillika uaa 3 membsI
% 4 family silica haa fHnirhed re
Nsfbodieis d Ceasia psghap more
miulsieFg thas eng biheT ~ hal
hoea 4 nembtF q Toe eenfeSsaos t0i
q years
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-07-21
consul REQUESTS
INVESTIGATION OF
WA|PAHU SHOOTING

Chinese Consul Chang Tso Fan has
written the Attorney General regarding
the death of Chong Choy Fat, who was
killed in gambling raid made at Eva
April Q, 1905, by the police. After 60
ing over the facts Of the case the Con-
sui writes as follows:
81 communicated with Mr.. VIM. Hem
ry. High Sheriff Of the Territory of Ha-
wall on the subject. and his reply was
to the effect that the Coroner's Jury
made all efforts to fasten the RESPONSE
bility on the guilty person but failed.
During the time that the inquest was
In session. was present, and one Of
the witnesses at the said inquest tes-
tilted that the said Chong Choy Fat
stated in the presence Of several other
persons before dying that man on
horseback had shot him. According
to the testimonials given by various
witnesses, 1t was proven that no one
was on horseback excepting the police
who raided the place and therefore It
must be the police who did the shoot
Ing. Under these circumstances and
as the matter has been kept in abey-
ance for a period Of more than three
months. no word has ever been heard
rest Of any one who did the shooting.
! therefore respectfully request that
you will be good enough to carefully
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-07-21
SHERLOCK HOLMES SERIES
Of the best detective stories ever
published will begin In the
SATURDAY BULLETIN.

Benners-"Smith claims to own a
large estate" Jenners-"What grounds
has he for such an assertion"
Observation-Disclosures
to be put to breaking rock for liv-
ing: let the citizens be worked on the
street and the conyicts in the quar-
ries.
johnson said there were not enough
convicts to go around for all the quar-
ny work.
Adams said he understood that con-
victs from the other islands would be
brought to Honolulu; they might be
used.
To Settle on Forms.
Auditor Bicknell wanted to know
what was going to be done about forms
to be used In the Office business of the
County.
Adams said the Territorial Auditor
had prescribed certain forms to be
used. These forms were those issued
under the defunct County Act. Attor-
ney Douthitt declared that the Terri
torial Auditor had no right or power to
prescribe something beyond his pre-
scriptiye power. The Territorial Aus
ditor could prescribe the form of pro
cedure, but the defunct form was not
according to the new act The old act
provided that the forms. filled out
should be sworn to, whereas the new
act made no provision for swearing ia
blanks after being made out.
Lucas moved that a special CON-
mittee Of two, Archer and Moore, be
appointed to wait on the Territorial
Auditor and learn from him his inten'
lions In the premises, to satisfactorily
arrange the AFFAIR. Carried.
Shooting Regulations.
Lucas moved that the County Attor
ney draw an ordinance to regulate
shooting and the carrying Of firearms
Douthitt said the matter was covered
by Territorial law. Lucas motion car
ried, nevertheless,
A resolution for $500 for August TO
Koolaupoko roads, by Paele, was re
ferred to the Committee on Roads
Several road communications were ais
referred to this committee.
, Treasurer Trent reported that he ha
been served with garnishment in be
, half OF l.. c. Warehouse against Pc
ter Correa, fire department employ'
for $3.50. Moore said the debt wa
! old. The matter was paced on fill
John Reddy brought garnishmer
against W. w. Boyd, also OF the fir
department for s33lS. Placed on Ill
The Board adjourned until Thursda
/ next at 1880 p, IN.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-07-21
County To Pay Cash
BY Discountin9 Warrant
To Its Employees
PRISON LABOR IN QUARRIES ADVISED


standihg committees OF the oahu
County Board of Supervisors were at
last nights meeting OF the Board an
., H.. c,.,u Gao w cr,,,h
as io''o"s'
Committee on Ways and Means-
Archer and Moore.
Committee on Public Expenditures
Adams and Paele.
Committee on roads, bridges, parks
and public Representatives. and
Adams.
Committee on Police Department
Adams and Cox.
Committee on Fire Department
Lucas and Cox.
committee on sanitation and Health
Moore and Archer.
superintendent OF Public works Z.
Is. Holloway wrote acknowledging re-
ceipt OF resolutions OF the Board rela-
1--WE 10 setting aside money tor ka-
piolani Park and the electric hBht
works
An Application was received from
one D. n. Mahuwao' VINO wanted q 'oo
as hisht Watchniah a' one vi 'he pun
lie parks Referred 10 commmittee
on ROADS.
SuperVisor-at-iarge l.. II. Auams hau
resolution to oner' as ioiiows:
SAFE OF warrant.
ne II Heso''eu Dy the poaru vi
supervisors Oh tne Count! VI oahu'
nat 'ne ooun'y treasurer pe anu ne
is herepy au.horizeu 10 nesot'a'e 'ne
saie Vi tue ieIl',oria' warrant " We
ISSUED py tue Auu',or Vi tue ierri'ory
vi iiawaii 10 'he treasurer Vi .he
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-07-21

Tra,eurar Trapt augpestod that thu
oommI,,oo ro,,ro ava ronor, Later TIA
ros,,r,,o, wa, ,horornor ro,orrod >,
Tho comm,,,oo 7, was sngges,ed thu,
Tho commi,,eo oou,d co,sider tho oues.
,,or u,,,hor, ,oay,rg ,ho ROOM 7, uas
,hon romorLo5 that tho comm,,,oo
could M, ho,d n moe,,ns while ths
poard was In ..ssiop Tho committees
then yot together ana Tho poard toou
n rooass ,rtj, ,bo committee sbou,d ro.
nov, Thn oomr,,,,.o ronor,od haov
fayorab,v ana tho resolution was adop,
"A
3D. Mail c...,..
sm,ervisor Iuoas wor,oa N rrov .,
Tho County A,,orno,. a, Tho ro,a do.
nar,men, wouId b,v. tho ri,bt On In.
eur an exnense n, s5oo wi,bou, caIlirs
for bids
"Whot does road work mean >" ask.
es Adams "work actually done on ,bs
road or tho nurcbase n, mules otto ."
Doutbitt Thought n referred m road
work work nm the ROAD Iucas asked
that tho ATTORNEY furnish tho p,ard
with n written opinion. on the point
involved. O6hand Doutbitt though,
sums of 1900 mr. moro could be snep,
nv the road department, without callIna
for bids but no nreferred IN have tina
to give n formal onipion
sam Jobnson beinp referred TO said
that "road work" referred IN sunnIies
as well as work on tho road,
ordin,,o. tor curhin,
Lucas said that II freouently han
! peped that road work was accomplisb.
cd without any curling beIng mt in.
He Thought II wouId be to the interest
of the County IN move In tho matter
of asking property owners TO curb
their property after n road was com.
plete. An ordinance should PASS re-
ouestinr that propertv owners mt in
curling, Moore Thought the ordinance
should be a command, not a request.
Lucas said the County Attorney
. should look into the matter. The at
torney was asked to draw an ordinance
recurring propertv owners 10 curb ON
improved roads. Archer and Pael,
, voted against tho proposed ordinance
believing that Il was the Territory's
place to do the curbing.
Prison Quarry Labor.
Supervisor Moore smoke on the EN-.
ployment of citizens in the ouarries
. II convict labor was going to cost tn,
| County anything extra, he would b,
against the employment OF prison Ia,
Dor. In using convict labor in the ouar
. ries no citizen was going to h, don,
out OF any work, for there was onl,
so much money for SO much work
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-07-21
JAPS BUY HORSES

New York, July THE three-year-
old colt Song and Wine was sold by
NJ. l.. Hayman to the japanese Gov
eminent. whose agent Is here buying
thoroughbred horses to be used in ia
pan for breeding purposes.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-07-21

The Weekly Edition Of the Evening
Bulletin gives a complete summary Of
the news of the day.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-24
PRACTICAL ZOOLOGY
Norris and Rowe's Magnificent Double
 Menageries As Aid To Study.

Norris and Rowe's Magnificent Double
 Menageries As Aid To Study.
 One of the pleasantest and most profitable hours that can be spent any where may be found in the large new double menageries of the Norris and Rowe Greater Circus. There is not a great deal of opportunity offered elsewhere for a practical study of animal life. The relations of wild beasts of the world to mankind are but little understood. The marvels of creation are nowhere greater than in the strange and diversified forms of animate existence as eXemplified in beasts.
 In order to make knowledge of wild animals obtainable the authorities of various cities have established zoolog ical gardens; but they are enormously expensive institutions and only the wealthiest communities can afford them. It is because the Norris and Rowe Greater Circus make one of the many features of their exhibitions a menagerie so complete in every par ticular that they are of incalcuable practical benefit to any and every community they visit. Years of study of zoology in books is not so effective as an hour spent in this menagerie. And when during this hour one may be amused by the antics of the mon keys, marvel at the strange creatures of odd shapes and savage dispositions and at the same time be entertained by the music of magnificent military band, an hour of diversion and study is supplied that can be had no where else. It is really duty to get to the shows early enough to allow the chil- dren ample time to see all of the ami mals. An hour is not too long for a hasty inspection of them all. The doors will be open full hour before the big show begins when the Norris and Rowe Greater Circus appears here on November 29th, giving afternoon and evening performances. the parade takes place at noon, the Southwestern Railway will run specials trains free, to and from the grounds at Lowell.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-24
SHE WANTS TO
 KNOW HER NAME
Says Her Husbands Mother Changed COgnOmen
 Four Times

St. Louis, Nov 23.-A curious appeal was received at Edwardsyille yester- day by County Clerk Edward Feutz. It came in a letter from Mrs. Minnie De laney, at Shawnee, O. T. Mrs. Delaney declares that she does not know wheth- CT Delaney is the name that she is en- titled to, and if not, she wants to learn the right one.
 She was married in Edwardsyille on July 10, last, to Jesse Delaney, of Up per Alton. Delaney's mother has been married five times, according to the young wife, and for convenience sake it seems that each time the moth CT was led to the altar the children changed their names.
 The first change was when Delaney was too young to know anything about it, and the family cognomen revolyed so rapidly after that that he merely ac- cepted the new one as they came, and did not bother about it.
 A few weeks ago his wife accidental- ly learned that Delaney was not his name, and that furthermore he did not know what his real name was. She became worried about the legality ol their marriage and started an invesd- gation. Mrs. Delaney was before her marriage Miss Minnie Schwallensteck- CT, of Alton, and she claims to have found that her mother-in-law's maiden name was Schaffer.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-24
THE HOTEL QUEEN.
Receiver Albert Stacey Has 0uaitheo and George H. French Is Cited
 Before the Court.

Douglas. Ariz., Nov. 23.-(Special.) )--
 Albert Stacey returned last night from Tombstone, where he went to file his bond as receiver of the Hotel Queen in this city and to perfect his qualification for the position to which he had been appointed by the court When the fact was reported to the court that nearly all of the furniture
 Carpenters Quit-Three carpenters employed on the Y. M. c. A. building in this city quit work on account Of a disagreement with the contractor, Mir. Stewart The carpenters who laid down. or, rather, picked up their tools and left the building were J. C. Thomas. Bob Gunther and MT. Milli- gan. Mir. Stewart left last night for Fl Paso to secure other men to work on the building, as it is under the ban of the local carpenters union here. Just what the trouble was which caused the men to quit work could not be learned, but one man stated that he simply refused longer to sub init to the conditions on the job.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-24
CALUMET & ARIZONA
 NEAR TO THt TOP
Of List Of Mines Noted For Low Copper PrOduC-
 ing Cost

Iron Ore. in its resume last week, says:
 It is well known that Calumet & Arizona is very close to the top of the list of those mines noted for a low copper producing cost. There is prob ably only one with a better record that being Utah Consolidated and there are those who insist that C. & A. is entitled to the banner over Utah. At any rate the cost of making d pound of copper is very low compared with the average of mines. and 1t is said that even this fine record is to be bettered. As Iron Ore has repeated Iy said, Calumet & Arizona may have been overlooked in the rush for things that sell for less money per share, but do not begin to make the earnings of the Bisbee "Old Reliable" The com pany has a cash surplus mounting to about s15 per share of its capital stock, which is a very good thing for the shareholders as strong surplus is not a bad thing. There might be times when it would be advisable to carry over the product of a few months; other lands might be taken, and to have money for these things seems wise. At the same time there is talk of a handsome dividend in December, as well as of a stock dividend. The directors meet in Calumet next Wed nesday to decide these things, and while there has been no intimation by the directors as to what may be done there seems to be a feeling that the actions will rebound to the good of the company. It is thought the shares will be listed soon after this meeting, and also that the number will be great Iy increased. In this event the stock will sell considerably higher than now.
 Good news also comes from Junction Mining company, reports of the under ground gains being very favorable. Bisbee has been buying this week, and several orders for stock were record ed from Douglas, Arizona. This show that the local people know what IS going on. It looks like one of the best things in the Bisbee basin.
 There is nothing official from the smelrers running on Pittsburgh & Du- luth and Lake Superior & Pittsburg, and until this news comes there Will be little movement in the shares. Mn ing work still goes on with good ac' counts from the properties.
 Calumet & Pittsburg is sinking US new shaft rapidly and putting down winzes near the old shaft from the 9OO-foot level. Those who are keep ing this stock are acting wisely. II will surely return them fine interest for their investment.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-24

The Hon. c. M Shannon passed through Lordsburg Monday. en route
 1H Paso to attend the mining con- gross. With that other eminent Ari- zona miner, Colonel Epes Randolph, he expects to enter the team drilling contest, and they expect to show the people how drilling really ought to be done to accomplish results. After they win the Greene purse they ex- pect to donate it to some charity. probably to found a home for aged and busted mining promoters. After the congress adjourns Mir Shannon expects to visit Clifton, where he has many friendS.-Lordsburg Liberal.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-24
RESOLUTION NUMBER IS.

A Resolution Providing for the Collec- ton of Taxes in the City of Bisbee for the Year 1905.
 Be It Resolved, by the Common Council of the City of Bisbee, that the City Marshal shall proceed to collect the taxes for the said City of Bisbee for the year 1905, in accordance with the warrant heretofore issued, excepting therefrom the item of four mills to de fray the interest on the public debt Passed and adopted by the Mayor and Common Council on this 18th day of November, 1905.
 JOHN s. TAYLOR,
 Mayor of the City of Bisbee. c. W. HICKS,
 Clerk of said City.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-24

Two carloads of well machinery arrived in Stafford this week with which to bore the big well at the depot. It was shipped by the South ern California Drilling and Construc- ton Company, and is in charge of an experienced oil man, who has crew already at work. It will go down 1000 feet unless water is encountered soonek As soon as the well is com. pleted it is the intention of tAe Ari- zona Oil Company to engage the rig to prospect for oil.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-24
RATE MADE FOR PHOENIX. Will Be S9.45 for Round Trip During
 the Fair December 4 to g.

Ticket Agent White of the South western yesterday received notice of rate decided upon from the city to Phoenix and return on account of the Territorial fair. The rate is s9.45, and will undoubtedly take many people from this vicinity.
 The fair holds from December to g. Tickest will be good going on train No. 1, on December 3, and all trains December 4 to '. The return limit will be December Il.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-24

The Captain William O'Neill Rough Rider monument commission held a business meeting fin Prescott Tues day. at which some plans drawn up by Architect Minor were considered and various plans which have been submitted for the monument were in- spected. A committee to solicit con. tributions for the monument fund from the citizens of Prescott was ap pointed. At the next regular meet ing the commission expects to be able proceed with the erection of the monument.