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The San Francisco call., 1906-07-18

1o2. Invictus 1o4. Jim Hale 100, Light Opera
109, Matte Powers 109
FORT ERIE ENTRIES.
First race, mile-Brick Top 97 Charaham
100, Clara Caro- 100. Minnie 100. Merilene 100,
Miss Eberlee 100, Madehen 101. MyrmidOn 1O3,
Richard Jr. 103. Doc Wallace 1O3, True Boy
100, Mendocino 105. Pond los, Russell 113.
Second race, i've furlongs-J- R. Laughery 1O1,
Voting 102, Jerry Sharp 102. Spherical 1O1.
Timothy Wen 101. Gromoboi 101. Grace Kimbal
1O5 BIondy I1S, Reside 113 Charlie Gilbert lis.
Third race, one and sixteenth miles-Goll
Mate o. Arthur GUNNER 102 Reservation 1O3,
Wexford 1o7, Peter Sterling 107. Bon Mot 10I-
Fourth race seven furlongs, selling-Oak Lea1
90, Caper Lailzie 104 Clara Dee 100, Don
You Dare 1o7, Singing Master 100, Chief Deputy
100, Blue Miracle 100, Ralph Reese 11O, Jim
Beattie 112, Selected 1l2.
Fifth race, four and n half furl0ngs-French
Empress 40, Tanbark 110, Louisanne ITO, Malta
no, EIksino ITO, Nellie Racine ITO, Melting no
Creole Girl 110. Dairy Maid 110, Beatrice no
Lady Bateman los, Sisters Star 100, Hattie
Dodson 100, Teo Beach no.
Sixth race, seven furlongs-Rosi NJ 81, Gauze
fO5, Rubaiyat JOG. Little Mike 107 King Pep
per 100, Comic Opera Ill, Gtlfain 113. Alsono
116.
ing-Factotum "a, Cadichon "a, Scarecrow 9I,
Chanida 90, Vanity 80. SaladiH 100. Solon
ShingIe 103 Monochord 103. Jungle Imp l0l,
Exclamation 104. Foxmead 100, Perry Ne
Adow iOI,
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MACHINE SHOPS BUSY
ON wELLMAN's OUTFIT
Explorer at Virgo Bay Making Prep
araffons to Sail In Balloon
for Arctic.

DIGERMULEN. Lofoden Islands.
Norway. July 1.-THE steamship FIRTH
jof, having on board the Wellman
arctic expedition. reached Danes Island,
Spitzbergen, on July 3, and found the
shore OF Virgo Bay already dotted with
structures, including machine shops
ready for work. and the material in
readiness to begin the construction OF
the giant ba1loon-house. The place had
the appearance OF a new Western town.
All the twenty-four members of the
expedition are we'll Wellman hopes to
establish wireless communication with
Hammerfest before the end of July.
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SEATTLE ENTRIES.

First race. eleven-sixteenths Of mile, sell
ing-Regal I32, DIR. Rowel 129. Enehanter 129,
blet 100. Royal White l29. Chief Aloha 129 Sir
DougaI 129 Katie Bell 127. Cameletta 127-
Second race, eleyen-sixteenths Of a mile, sell
ing-E. G. Runte 109, Bell Reed. 100, Mringue
10T, Alice Carey 107, Sea Sick l0T, Anona 1OI,
Happy Chappy 104 Huaehrca 104, kingthorpe
1O4.
Third race hve-eighths OF a mile. purse
Yankee Jim 100. Melitah LOG, Grace g 1O6,
Milsora 1O3 Blanche 103. Sula II lob.
Fourth race, mile and eighth. handicap
Rightful 100, Stilicho 100. Hipp0crates los.
Christine a 105, Dusty Miller 10l Florence
Case 95, Bombardier 81.
Fifth race, fye-eighths OF a mile. purse
Ruby 1O4, The Mist 104 Misty's Pride 104, Miss
Provo 104 Alberna %.
Sixth race. mile and fifty yards. seiling-Gate-
way 107 Briarthorpe 10T. Little Joker 1OI. The
Huguenot lo6 Lucian 10i. Massa 100 Harbor
80, Watercure 96.
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HELD BY THE ARMS WHILE
HE IS SHOTfrO DEATH

TRINIDAD. Colo, July 17.-Pounded
on the head with a revolver until he
was unable to stand and then held by
the arms so that his body was good
target for the executioner was the
terrible way in which Louis Vianca, an
Italian, met his death at Starkville on
Sunday morning, according to wit
nesses at the Coroner'S inquest today.
Gus SandovaI and Doretio Arguelo tes-
titled to having held Vianca while Dep
uty Sheriff Romero deliberately shot
him. The preliminary examination will
be held tomorrow.
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shortage In Dead Man. Account..

WASHINGTON. July lit was stat
ed at the Treasury Department that an
investigation recently concluded of the
affairs of the late Major George A.
Bartlett. disbursing officer Of the Treas
ury Department. shows q shortage ap-
proximating $4,000. About $4,000 OF
this amount. however. is said to have
been innocently paid out on fraudulent
vouchers presented by James Boyd, a
clerk in the marine hospital service.
who in September last was arrested and
is now in Jail pending his trial for hav-
ing misappropriated Government funds.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-18
BOY MAYOR SAID TO FAVOR
MUNICIPAL BOXING MATCH
Milwaukee Executive Has Unique
Plan to Raise Funds for n City
Auditorium.

MILWAUKEE, Wis. July 17.-That
100000 can be raised for the auditor
ium fund by a series OF entertain
ments. including horse shows, boxing
and wrestling matches. and lectures
by Mayor Becker, is the belief OF Will
liam +. Hooker, private secretary to
the city executive. Hooker will sub
init plan to the auditorium COMMITTEES
at a meeting TO be held this week.
Hooker proposes to secure a large cir
Gus tent In which the entertainments
are TO be held.
II is believed that Hooker is merely
fathering another OF the boy Mayors
ideas when ne says:
II am confident that we can raise
$4,000 on a boxing match alone. It
will attract people from all parts OF
the country. 1t will be good clean
sport under the close surveillance OF
the authorities"
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Slow Track at Latonia.

CINCINNATI. July 17.-The races at Latonia
today resulted follows:
First race six furongs-Inspector Girl won.
Lady March second. Cygnet third. Time,
20 20.
Second race, five and half furlongs-Eleccted
won Demo second Avendow third Time.
Third race, six furlongs-Miltiades won,
Meadow Breeze second, Uncle Henry third.
Fonrfh race, six fuxlongs-wee Lass won.
princinia second linda third. Time, 1:17 20
Fifth race five and half furlongs-Bud Hill
own Zipango second. Friction third Time.
Sixth race one mile-Ma tador won. The Mate
second, St George Jr third Ilne' l.4o 90.
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Performance of the Californian
Surprises I lis Admirers.
Twenty Round Bout Required to Decide Championship
By z. A. Srnytf1.

N AM BERGER, the Californian heavyweight boxer,
made giant stride toward the worlds champion
~ ship when he outpointed clever Jack OBrien on
Monday night in Philadelphia. Bergers most en-
thusastic followers in this city could hardly believe the
of the bout when they read that Berger suffered
nothing by comparison with O'Bren in cleverness in
hitting power in gameness
There be but outcome to the match, and that
will be meeting of the rival heavyweights in twenty
round bout. This match suddenly looms up with such
prominence overshadow the proposed Gans-Nelson
meeting Weight is profound factor in this matter,
the bigger the the greater their power draw
ing card.
This was Berger's first essay at any distance over
four rounds and there would be much food for specua
ton if he asked go the full twenty rounds, the
cup distance among boxers
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- - -HL-LA 4
n..lraon-

Tfg6-bage hits-Derereaux. Bliss Sacrifice
hits-Wolters. Casey. First base errors
ErekRo /. Oakland 0. FIRST base on called balls
of McGregor /. OF ReidF 2. Left on bases
Fresno 3 Oakland g. Struck out-By McGFegor
8 by Reidy ]. Double plsys-Francks 70 Heit-
muller: Eagan 10 Casey TO Cartwright. Time Of
gams-I hour and IS minutes Umpires-Per-
rine and DunleaFy.
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ship caber order bring their best ring qualities.
1t is conceded all sides that tactical mistake
made in pitting Kaufman against O'Bren last year,
when he novice. This is the only defeat in
Kaumanns record in the ring.
Berger is a um-devcloped boxer and athlete.
and closely resembles Jim Corbett than any other
in the ring. His muscle, we'll his skin.
developed in the Olympic Club He was a panstakng
pupil of Dewitt Van Court in the Post Street club and
would spend hour after hour in endeavor develop
blow. Once he acquired the desired effect he would
dance about the gymnasium with the gIee of light
hearted school boy.
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YaIe,s Football Schedule.

NEW HAVEN, July 17.-Yale's foot
ball schedule for 1906 is as follows
October 8, Wesleyan; October g. SYRIA
cuse; October 10. Springfield Training
School; October 3, Holy Cross; Octo-
Der 20. Pennsylvania State Colleges
October 81, Amherst; November TO-
Brown; November II, Princeton, at
Princeton; November "a, Harvard.
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SPRINTER PARSONS TO WEAR
THE WISCONSIN EMBLEM
California Runner VIII Re-enter Uni
versity Despite the Treatment He
Received From the Faculty.

MADISON. Wis. July 17.-Charley
Parsons, the great sprinter, declared
today that he would not enter the
University of Southern California or
any other institution In the south. He
plans to re-enter the University of
Wisconsin this fall, in spite of the
fact, he says, the treatment he received
from the faculty was not of the best.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-18
Gndden Tourists Nearing Canada.

BLUFF POINT, N Y, July IT,
Revenue officers of the United States
and Canada met the Glidden tourists
on their arrival at the Hotel Champlain
today and will accompany them over
the Canadian border. This plan was
arranged In order to simplify the Gus
toms formalities With the exception
of a large number of tire breakdowns.
the run of 37.7 miles today from Eliza
BEETHOVEN to Hotel Champfain was made
without accident in a drizzling rain.
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LATONIA SELECTIONS.
FORT ERIE SELECTIONS.

BY the New York Morning Telegraph
First race-Rfchard Jr., Minnie y,
Merflene.
second race-BIondy, Charlie hilbert,
Reside.
Third raee-Peter sterling, Wexford,
GOIdmafe.
Fourth rnee-JIm Beatfie, Clara Dee,
Singing Master.
Fifth rnce-LOuisanne, Tanbark,
Melting.
Sixth race-Rubafynf, Gflpin. AIsOno.
Seventh rnee-CadIchOn, Perry Me-
Adow, MOnOchord.
Weather cloudy. Track fast.
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PORTLAND
Plarers=

Stolen bases--Blankenship McI4aIe Sweeney
Smith Sacrifice hits-Croll, Sweeney, Moore
Two-base hit-Mitchel. Bases on balls-On
Garvin 4. of CaiiH i. Double piay-(;roll Il
Kane 10 Sfrieb. Left on bases-Seattle 10, Port
land s. Time OF game-l hour and 40 minutes
Umpire-Mahaeney.
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Famous Trotting Mare sold.

syndicate of Winnipeg horsemen of
which E. J. Rochemon is at the head
has purchased The Broncho, the pacing
mare, for $4,000. In The Broncho and
Hazel Patch. Winnipeg has two of the
fastest grand circuit performers. An
effort lis being made to have them meet
in a match race at the exhibition here
next week.
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SEALS SHOW GREAT FORM.
Shut Out 1.-THE Angels I'm the Opening
Game of the Series.

Los ANGELES, July I7.-San Fran
cisco put Los Angeles down and out in
the opening game OF a series at chutes
Park today with a score of 10 0. The
superior pitching OF Hit and heavy
stick work by The visitors turned the
trick Score:
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Belt. Wealth Enormous.

LONDON. July 17.-Friends of Alfred
Belt, the South African fnancfer. who
died July 16, estimate that he left a
fortune OF between $4,000, 900 and
$3.50, 600, 900.
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srAfMaR1

-7bree- laee hif-MOhler. IWo-base hts
wheeler Irwin. williams. Sears First base on
efrOrs-Isos Angeles 1. Left on Dases-1os An- Ll-
.. - Z san Francisco g. Bases ou balls--oh
H,+t . OF Randolph 2. Struck Out-By Ran
dolph @ by Hit >. Doa5ie plays-Srencer 70
Wilson. Toman 10 Dillon. Wild pitch-Ran-
doiDh HIT by pitched bsil-Hildebrand- Spen-
Ger Time Of game-I hour and 40 minutes.
Tmpire-kne
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Jeffries Is in a Class by Himself.

Jeffries is of the athletic type OF boxer. He brings
the game physique which has been approached
in the history of the Queensberry ring With this for
foundation he cultivated skill with the gloves which
made him ipvincible.
While it is almost certainty that OBren and Berger
will meet in long fight, which would have decided
bearing the worlds championship, there is another
bout in sight of almost equal attracveness This would
be meeting between Berger and Kaufman While
many followers of the ring would pick OBren to beat
Berger in twenty rounds it would be brave bettor who
would hazard guess the of battle be-
tween Berger and Kaufnann.
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Mike Fishers Men 0utplay Oakland Aggregation
on the Home Diamond at Idora Park
DOYLE Is THE HERO
OF THE FRESNO
ADHERENTS.
RESULTS OF CANES.

sun Francisco s, Los Angeles o.
Fresno 4, Oakland O.
Portland =, Seattle o.
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Berger Has the Advantage in Weight.

In Monday nights fight Berger outweighed his op
ponent probably twenty pounds, which big ad-
vantage short bout, especially he prepared
be aggressor The Califonians weight about
two hundred pounds, enough to enable him any
one in the class.
For nearly twenty years California has been to the
fore with the best in the heavyweight division
Jim Corbett the first after, Heenan, the Bencia
blacksmith had distinguished himself under London prize
ring rules the turf. Corbett followed by Tom
Sharkey WHO did of his early fighting in this city
Jim Jeres then took the of the stage and has
undispued possession up the present time
To take the place of these men have Berger and
Kaufmann The latter has shown great promise under
the tutelage of veteran Billy Delaney, the man who
brought out both Corbett and Jeffries.
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Kaufman and Berger Evenly Matched.

The Californians of about the same age and
weight, and it is a question where two more equally
matched boxers could be found.
With Jeffries eliminated. the championship appears
to lie between OBrien Berger and Kaufrnann Marvin
Hart of championship timber. Tommy Burns,
who defeated him, but little better and Hugo Kelly
joke This is the list from which champion must
be developed California with two strings to her bow
in Berger and Kaufman seems have royal chance
OF retaining the title held by the invncibe a-conquer
ing Jeffries.
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Entire Nous second, Judge third. Time, liza.
Sixth race one and an eighth miles-Briers
won, Epicure second, Expedient third. Time
1:55A.
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GIANTS ARE EASY
FOR CHICAGO
PLAYERS.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

CHICAGO, July 17.-By better hitting and
base running the home team defeated the cham
pons today easily. Both pitchers were rather
unsteady, each giving five bases on balls, but
when hits needed Brown steadied while
Mathewson hit hard with men on bases
Steinfeldt, Evers and Killing did sensational field
ing, each accepting numerous difficult chances.
Score:
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TODAY's GAMES.

Fresno at Oakland.
San Francisco at Los Angeles
Portland at Seattle.
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Californian Needs Some Practice Bouts.

Men familiar with the arts and crafts of the ring
would like both Berger and Kaufman in some
twenty-round fights with who not of champion
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SEATTI.E

-r---7- - 20 =
.Sicis !SicIers batted Tor joass in the ninth.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-18
Sir Huon Wins Handily at Brighton
After Giving Bettors a Rare Scare
FORT ERIE ENTRIES.

1o2. Invictus 1o4. Jim Hale 100. Light Opera
109, Matte Powers 109-
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How Handicappers
Figure the Horses.
SEATTLE SELECTIONS.
By Fred e. MuIhoIIand.

BY Fred E. MuIhOlIand.
First race-R0ya White, Katie Bell,
CnmeIetta.
Second race-sea Sick, Huachuca,
AnOna.
Third race--Melitah, Yankee jim,
Grace G.
Fourth race-Dusty Miller, StfIicbo,
HIppOcrates.
Fifth rnce-Misty's Pride, Ruby, Tho
Mist.
sixth race-The Hugnenot, Harbor,
Massa:
LATONIA SELECTIONS.
By the New York Morning Telegraph
First race-kafherfne l., PfIHer, Cam
bridge.
Second race-Mnrtfus, RaIbert, BAN
posal.
Third race-COttOntown, Alma Du-
four, The Ninks.
Fourth race-Ferris entry, Frauk Nc,
Gould.
Fifth race-FaIr FaEOt, MfIdrene.
BOnavenfure.
sixth race-The Gadny, Captain Bob,
Mamie AlgOI.
Seventh rnce-Dr. Mcclure, Invictus,
Ny Gem.
Weather cloudy. Track heavy.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-04
JERRY FROM KERRY"
A Dandy Good Show and Small Au-
 dience-Cone Back.

Douglas Ariz., Mar. (Special)-
 Jerry From Kerry" Patten and Perry.'s high class comedy, produced last night at the Orpheum, was the best attraction of the kind that has played to a Douglas audience this season. The show deserved a better house than it got, but the troupe gave as good a show as if the house had been full.
 The performance was of a high class order, and no less. The theater going people of Douglas who were not there certainly missed the best com edy of the season to date. The mu- sic was fine. the specialties were fine and the show was all that has been claimed for it by it's advertisements.
 On the return of this excellent com pany to Douglas they win be greeted by the crowded house and warm wei come they deserve.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-04
The Copper City
.SCOTT'S POWDER
 HOUSE DESTROYED
lt Contained Powder, Lumber and
 Tools, All of Which Were De- stroyed.-GuiIty Parties Are Under Suspicion and Are Being Watched.

Douglas. Ariz.. Mar. 3.-tSpeciaD
 Andy Scott returned yesterday from Pratt Station. on the Southwest ern, where he has a force of men and teams mining and hauling clay, which is shipped to the Douglas smelters to be used in the lining of the con serters.
 Mir. Scott returned in Bot a very good humor on account of an incl dent which occurred in the vicinity of his camp on last Saturday night, Not far from camp a tunnel has been closed in with a door and is used for storing powder and tools. On Satur- day night someone went to the pow. der house. or tunnel. and taking a roll of fuse from the room, carried t twenty feet from the door, and cut ting of piece long enough to reach the powder, set it on fire, leaving the balance of the fuse laying on the ground. The powder was blown up, and some luGber and tools were burned up as a result.
 Mir Scott is not positive who it was that blew up his powder, but from talks which have been made around the camp since the affair, he feels pretty certain that be knows who are responsible for the deed, and that the purposeNof it was to intimi date his men and cause an abandon | ment of the contract. which is regard ed as a good one It has been indus \ triously circulated that Mexican! were responsible for the damage, bu Mir Scott takes no stock in this re port.
 The loss was not a serious one, al the powder lost did not amount tt more than $50, while the tools an' lumber were not not valued at nor, than s25.
 Mir Scott has Tepienished the pow der house, and put new door on ii and if it is blown up again he expect l to be able to fix the responsibility 10
 it, and he is positive in his declars
 tion that he will not give up the COT l tract
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-04

Getting Warmer-Tbe friends of Homer Prickett in the first ward con slider him in their hands for candidate for alderman. He will be nominated tomorrow, if his friends have their way, and there is nothing in the first ward that looks like a republican or an independent that he will not leave asleep at the switch" Col. D. H. Johnston could also carry that ward for mayor by such a large majority that his opponent would become sea sick with dizziness. Things political are warming up this afternoon and the old democratic spirit is beginning to bestir itself Democrats are walk ing the streets with the map of Tex as spread over their smiling faces, and it looks now like something is doing. The old war-horses are sniff ing the air. and the battle is about to be joined. It looks like straight party fight.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-04
TO DEPORT CnINKS
 ONLY TO MEXICO
chinks Wanting Free Passage Home at Uncle sarn's Expense Will Be pisappointed.-expenses nesvy' and Government Weary or rsy'ns the Freight.

nopglas. Ariz. Mar. S.-(Special-
 So many Chinamen have been snuegIed oyer the border from Me1i- co that the government has decided to return them to Mexico instead ot sending uem to China, in cases where ii can bf proved without doubt that they have come from Mexico.
 Ths expense of deporting China man is considerable, and many of them, when they come over from Mexico, do so for the avowed purpose of being sent back home. It IS true that the majority of those who come into the United States do so with the intention of staying here if they can, but many. the older ones, especially, who have spent many years in Mex ico and have saved up some money, take this as a means of getting back home and cross the Rio Grande with the full knowledge and hope that they will be arrested and deported.
 In future they will not be quite as easy as this. On the recommendauor of Commissioner Howe and Chief ID spector Schumacher, the department ot commerce and labor has decided tha' such cases will not be taken into court, out that the immigration off cers can at once, send them back tt Mexico. simply reporting the arres to Washington by wire and obtaining a "secretary's warrant" from the sec retary of the department before mak ing the deportation.
 This will relieve Judge Howe court of considerable business.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-04

Hotels All FulI.-One infallible sign of prosperity in a city is the con dition of it's hotels. Those of Doug las are now full continuously and have been so filled with a continuous stream of guests ever since the mid dle of February. Things are growing continuously in Douglas. New build ings are constantly being finished and occupied, but the demand for more room continues and the work goes On merrily. If there is any limit to this if must be sought in the cop per deposits of the eternal hills of Cochise county and Sonora
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-04
ssss s . v s y . 1
 PERSONAL ITEMS. q q . q q . . . . . . . ss .s C . .

Douglas. Ariz., Mar 3.-(Speciall-
 Attorney Gid Graham. wife and lit tie son are home from visit to Los Angeles, California Mrs. Graham re. turns much improved in health.
 Mrs. James Powell is home from Los Angeles. where she has been visiting relatives for several months
 Miss Ella Rollins is visiting her sis ter in Torreon, Mexico.
 Lem c. Shattuck, of Bisbee, is ir Douglas for a few days He came ip last night.
 J. F. Rawls. Gus Hoagland and NIT Bu-rsides went 70 Bisbee this morn ,1r to spend the day.
 Vice Consul Maza and little sor went to Naco this morning.
 Walter R. Thurston, of the Mine and. Shelter Supply Company. vert to Bisbee this morning.
 H. B. Rice has returned from Bis bee.
 J. Durant returned to Douglas last night from a visit to Bisbee.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-04
Frank Alley to the Mining Men-

Frank Alley received notice yesterday that he had been selected to read a paper before the Miners Association, which meets in Bisbee on April 3. The paper will cover Cochise county and northern Sonora, and Mir. Aley's thorough knowledge of the topogra- phy and resources of the rich dis tricts and his unquestioned ability to deal with his subject, will make his paper of great interest not only to the convention but to the country at large.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-04

A Big Farm.-John H. Slaughter. of the San Bernardino ranch, has been in Douglas for several days. MT. Slaughter stated this morning that he now has about five hundred acres in cultivation at his ranch on the border. This land is supplied with moisture from three artesian wells, which supply an abundance of water. The land is planted to barley, whaet and alfalfa, with a garden covering about twenty-five acres. Besides this great body of fertile land, MT. Slaughter owns many cattle, which range on his immense landed posses sions.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-04
TUCSON CHAMBER.

Douglas. Ariz., Mar. 3--(Special)-
 The Chamber of Commerce ot Tue son held its annual meeting this week and elected officers for the ensuing year Hon. Chas. H. Bayless was elect cd president and John Nj. Ornesby, cashier of the Arizona National bank, was elected vice president. The board of directors was chosen as follows: H. B. Penney. Nose Drachnlan, F F.. Russell, Dr Mark A. Rodgers and A M. Franklin
 The Tucson Chamber Of Commerce is an active and useful organization and has done much for the progress of that city.