Bisbee daily review., 1906-07-28
PlRTLE NAMED AS
 FAIR COMMISSIONER.

DOUGLAS, July 27.-(Special)-
 E. R. Pirtie, of this city, has re- ceived notice of his appointment by the board of supervisors as territor- ial fair commissioner of Cochise eoun- ty This appointment is regarded as an excellent one, as perhaps there are few men in the county who would de- vote more time to the work of prepar- ing a creditable exhibit from this county for the territorial fair to be held at Phoenix than will MT. Pirtle. He Is an enthusiast on all matters which arise for the purpose of shov- ing Cochise county to the front and for his home city there is not more jealous worker.
 My business will hardly justify my accepting the position, but l shall do SO and devote every minute Of my time which I can possibly spare to preparing an exhibit of the resources of this county at the fair which shall be creditable. shall take up the mat ter of transportation for exhibits with the various railroads at once and ex- pect to get favorable results
 Mine owners and those represent ing other industries in the county will be requested to prepare mineral speci- mems and other evidences of the re- sources of Cochise county to send to Phoenix. All such should be sent to me here in Douglas and l will attend to marking and forwarding them to Phoenix. I will be personally pres ent at the fair to see that Cochise county receives her full share of the benefits"
 SILVER 5ULlIO-. FOR
 IMMEDIATE CONSUMPTION Two shipments of silver bullion have just passed through the local | customs house. free of duty, amount 1 ing in American vaIuation to S21,324 1 J. c. Keene brought in thirty-twC bars, aggregating 34,032 ounces, and valued at S42,369 in Mexican money and S2l 100 in American money. The other shipment, to NJ. c. Hernandez consisted of S61 ounces, valued at S45C Mexican and SPA United States. l This entry of bullion is for imme diate consumption.
 NO REASON FOR FEAR | SAYS RAILROAD MAN T have been in every town along i the line of the Mexican Central be l tween Fl Paso and Mexico City within the past month; I could extend the period to a greater length, and I vii | say that have heard more coDeernins the uprising of Mexicans against tht foreigners on September the 16tf since I arrived in Fl Paso Saturda! night than I have ever heard in Mex ico.".
 This was the statement made to al Fl Paso Times reporter by Travelin, Claim Adjuster c. c. White Of tht
 Mexican Central.
 Mir. White is in position to speai
 authoritatively of the conditions ant prevailing sentiments as they exist il his territory as perhaps no other maj
 can
 'T do not believe that over 200 O
 the class of Mexicans from whom tn
 trouble is expected has heard of an,
 demonstration on September 16," con
 tinued Mir. White, "and ! know tha
 they have no organization for the pun
 pose of running out the foreigners Or course there may be petty jeal ousy and on September 16 thede ma,
 be clashes between some Of the lowe class Nexicans who are drunk on tha
 day and Americans who are nkewis intoxicated, the latter class bein. the worse of the two, but if there i any extended concerted demonstratiol
 against the foreigners it will be to
 great extent the fault of the sensa
 tional American press situated aion
 the border.