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Found read In nsnzIne Vat.

Pittsburg. Pa, Feb. 2S.-Albert Son
ECKER. 10 years old, was found deed in
a benzine vat the the plant OF the Can
field Oil company. at CoraoDolls S-n-
icker was In Charge OF the mime
inter at the plant. and is supposed &c
Rave zone TO sleep and to have f-lien
into the vat, which corteined abo-.
Elk inches OF benzine He was asphyx-
lated by the fumes.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-03-03

Colored men. We must be careful
of our conduct ana at no time give
forth signs OF arrogance Or bad be-
haviour This is a critical period
in the races history and only cool
headed conservative. manly lead
ers should be permitted 10 speak
for us. OF course. IL the others in
sist upon doing SO. We cannot pre-
vent 1t. still. we should not give
them encouragement.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-03-03

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zion price is $50 per year ma advar.,-e
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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-03-03

The annual repor; of the Virginia
Department OF Agriculture for 1895.
Hon. George w. Koiner. Commits
sioner is one OF the best yet issued
and 1t is put up in a most attractive
form. II contains useful and val
liable information for the farmer
and demonstrates beyond question
that this dep1- NEST is in most
capable ana worthy hands.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-03-03
PROF. LANGLEY
PASSES AWAY
Was Secretary Of Smithsonian Insti-
tute and Noted Scientist
FLYING MACHINE INVENTOR

Aikens. S. c.. Feb. 2s.-S. P. Lang
;ey. secretary OF the Smithsonian In
atituton. and known as a scientiezt
throughout the world, died here from
q stroke Of paralysis.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-03-03
NEW MOVEMENT IN GEORGIA.

The leading colorcd men OF Gaor
gia. in their Equal Rights Convcn-
tion held February 18th ana I4th.
1906 have certainly given President
Roosevelt. his cabinet. the Supreme
Court and the people OF the United
States something 10 think about.
The composition of that body was
such as TO command attention and
emphasize all that they were bold
enough to say. We think we are
safe in saying that it is the begin
ming OF a truly great movement
10 does not embrace the yapor-
ings OF a body OF irresponsible col
ored men. but the mature thought
and Judgment of some of the ablest
Afro-Americans in all OF this land.
When W. j. White. r. S. Williams.
w. o. Emory. p. J. Bryant, II. VI.
Porter. ID. d. Crawford. A. B. Muir
den, J. b. Goodwin. II. NJ. Turner.
w. o. Johnson. Judson W. Lyons.
w. f. b. Dubois John Hope. II. D.
Cana lay and J. w. Holly sign their
names TO resolutions there are un-
questionably great issues at stake.
The address Is unquestionably
one of the most scathing denuncia-
tions of existing conditions that it
has ever been our good fortune 10
read. The creditable part Of IL is
in the citation Of facts rather than
the display Of forensic oratory. It
will have a telling effect in the
North. For example. where is the
answer 10 this?
The white and black school pop
ulations are nearly equal and vet
out OF every dollar OF the state
school money so cents go 10 the
white child and 2Octs. TO the Negro
child; each white child receives So.
80 a year. while the Negro child re-
ceives $2.27; white teachers receive
over million dollars a year AMI Ne
gro teachers less than three hundred
thousand. Less than half our chill
dren have school facilities furnished
them and not cent is given by the
state to the higher training OF Ne
gro teachers and professional men.
OF more than "A million dollars Civ
en- by the United States government
for agricultural training. We who
are prominently the farmers OF the
state have received only $264, 900,
and the fund is as present being d.
vided at the rate OF $4,000 to the
whites and $4,000 to the Negroes. q"
IL nays those who would and
have asserted that the Negro should
yield up his political rights: 1t
says:
'The right to vote Is IN itself an
education and 1. Georgia mad taken
as much time and trouble TO 1T us
for political responsibility as she
has In denying MS our rights. she
would have a safer and sansr cleo
tcrate than that which is TO-DAY
swaying her by appeals 10 her worst
passions. Voteless workingmen are
slaves; without the defense Of the
ballot we stand naked TO the power
OF our enemies. the helpless victims
Of jealousy and hate. subjected To.
and humiliated by an unreasoning
caste spirit. which grows by what 81
feeds upon. II We are good enough
To be represented bv FIVE GeorRia
congressman in the councils OF the
nation. We are surely good enough
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-03-03
Committee suIeIde In earr.

East Orange. n. j., Feb 2s.-WIl-
liam d. Kerr. a manufacturing jewel er
OF Newark, was found dead in a barn
at the rear of his residence here
There was a bullet wound in his right
temple and a revolver was lying bv
his side. The police say that he com.
mitted suicide.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-03-03

The meeting OF the Constitution
League at the Metropolitan A. NJ.
f. Church February 23d. 1906 was
grand success. Prof. w. H. Rich
ards was the presiding genius ani
he discharged the duty to the salts
faction OF all present
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-03-03

Some of the leading colorej men
in the country never see the need OF
colored journals until they want an
organ to boom them for some ONCE
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-03-03

President Roosevelt has certain
by commended himself to the peo-
pie of this country is more than one
way. The colored people are es-
pecialy friendly 20 mis- administra-
ton.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-03-03
Gets 90 Years For Attempted Assault

Fort Worth. Tex, Feb. 2S.-Houston
Thomas. young negro, was given 90
years at hard labor by jury for an
attempted assault on Miss Keel m n.
a young white girl. The negro pleaded
guilty
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-03-03

a coiorej man who would insult
white man. because ha is a white
man is just as bad as the white man
who would insult "a colored man
because ne is "a colored man. Both
are JonahS and should be cast over
board.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-03-03
NEoao LYNcHEp BY NOE

Assailant Of Girl Shot to Death and
Body 6urred Near 6iepville. la.
Shreveport Ia. Feb. ga mob OF
500 men shot 10 death Wilt Peg.
NEGRO aged 30 yecrs. and afterwards
burned the body. near Rienvile. The
negro was suspected of being the one
who attempted 90 assault Sarah CENT.
II years old. Page was identified by
the girl. end when n deputy sheriff
started 90 j7il with Pace "A mob over
powered the officer and took the negro.
He was taken 90 the scene Of the at
tack on the girl where he made a con-
fession, IL is said. The mob then stood
him up against n tree and shot him 70
death. Kidding his body with bullets.
More than 500 shots were fred. After
the shooting a fire was kindled around
the body of the negro and the mob re-
NAMED until II had been cremated
Wife 5rutaIiy Murdered BY Husband.
Richmond. Va. Feb 26-Mrs. MIST
tie p. Hodges, OF Durham. " c., wes
britally murdered in her bedroom nv
her husband. John Il Hodges. She
was dragged from a sick bed by the
infuriateG man her left arm being
broken In the scuf1e. She was shot
through the heart as she 10y on the
floor at her husbands feet. The trag-
edy was witnessed by the 10 ye-r-oIi
son Of the couple. who was himself
Knocked down by his father when he
tried 10 interfere. There had been In
felicity in the Hodges household for
some time. Mrs. Hodges had recently
instituted divorce proceedings. The
murderer was promptly captured and
confessed the crime.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-03-03
A Noted Scientist.

Washington. Feb. 2S. - Professor
Samuel p. Langley. who died at
Aiken. S. c. had a slight stroke OF
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-03-03
NO MORE FREE SEEDS
House ceromittee On Agriculture AboI-
lshes the Practice.


lshes the Practice.
Washington. Feb 2S. - The hou~e
committee on agriculture decided by
a vote Of s to not to recommend any
appropriation to buy seeds for free dis
tribution by the department OF agri-
culture. This means a saving of about
$3.50, 600 annually The only seeds pur-
chased by the department hereafter II
congress sustains the committees ac-
ton will be rare and unusual varieties
for use at experiment stations. The
committee was influenced to abolish
the seed distribution by petitions from
organizations of farmers in New York
Illinois and many other states.
Laborers Terrorlzed BY Negroes.
Altoona, Pa. Feb. 27-Foreigp labor
ers engaged on railroad construction
work between here and Lewiston ara
being daily terrorized and robbed bv
negro desperadoes under the leader.
ship Of Franklin Jones. a fugitive from
justice. Shanties and commissioners
have been burglarized. and the amount
CT plumber already amounts 10 thou
sands OF dollars In money and mer.
chandise. Jones recently ESCAPED from
the miffiin county jail by digging
through the stone floor OF HIS cell. He
was nude at the time save for an old
pair OF pantaloons which he stole from
the turnkey.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-03-03
TERMS IN ADVANCE
ADVERTISING RArA

tR~ POSTAGE STANTPS OF A BIG d.
NONINATION THAN TWOCEN
RECEIVED or SUBSCRIpIl
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-03-03

The poor-houses OF the country
CAS- "a rule draw their recruits from
the 'good-ume" folks. Remember
th8t.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-03-03

Entered at tho Po-t-Oalcc o. RlehmoaC So
as =o-nud-class matter.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-03-03
JOHN 1ITcHELL. JR. EDITOR

Al communication inteniad FOR publication
should be sent ~ as 70 reach "a OF Wednesday
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-03-03

''.fi,r.ri .-'s..s -ar. ..dqr hv 1oHN MtrCarLI
ja ut $40 Nortn +th Strset. Richmond Va
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-03-03

It drives the nail nome" az one
blow when il says:
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-03-03

eve ask for an abolition OF jim
Crow ears on railroads and the sub
stitUtion of FIRST and secOni class
airs. which would separate men ac-
cordiug 10 condition, ard not accord
ng TO color"
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1906-03-03

TO choose those representatives; If
We are not good enough to be repre-
scented at least, as human beings.
we are too good to be misrepresent-
ed by oar enemies. We ask of this
nation therefore the enforcement of
The l4th and 18TH amendments
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-22
Patents to Virginlans,
ia tThe Times I2iSpa tch.) !,

WASHINGTON, .. q, July 2i,-75
Alessrs. Davis S Davis. washington
patent attorneys. report tho grant, ms
week. to citizens Of this state q slhe.
following patentsi FyeTitt Kqsk = MS :,
vile. variable saw-nill feed; Henry S:3
Rountree, 5of Richmond. trunkis EdWard.
IL shoffner, Sofs Roanoke. track swlteni
ana George Al, Aleseditl " snd \ ~, Is Fe-i
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lI3lHFI7fr1II'l III WI l,.lIlyl-. d,
FOR SALE,
4 N 70. I'll Z NORTH AVENUlE,1

B1 It on I--l IS
4 8 Lot 50x129, TO n 12-foot alley.
M This is brand new house. and win
be turned over B to ug on August 1st by
the well known builders, Dietrich Bros.
This Is q perfect GEM OF a house. f On
the first floor there is a beautiful recep-.
ton ha L, SS1 1x15 ,S and four large IONS.
with sliding d dors, besides two lnrge pam
tries. The kitchen Is al BUSTER, beng
large rooms besides large hall room and
very large IL bat h-rooE1, with pore lain,
tub and layatory.
IN This ii possibly the best built house In
Barton q Heights, having every odcrn
IN "a 4 house for 81 Q. Viz: It Is storm
isheathed Throughout, thereby making ~
absolutely wea therproof, IA perfect home:
and good eno,l ghS fol; anybody.
PRICE $4,000.
III 81, GREEN q HEDD.
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AuCT1ONFsALEs, Future Days
III BY j. Thofnpsot Brown & Co, t
3Sl Y 5S 113 Main street. r sS 81
TRU nus sr E ;z'''' $40 s''l- 4 Il, "
W N or y
Two Frame Dwellings,
Nos. lila and IL 16S Graham
Street,
THRIFTY FULTON.


q BY virtue ot d deed of trust. dated EJune
1s, = oo1 and recorded II. Henrico County
signed trustee, to secure the payment Of
certain notes therein described, default
lbeneilciafy 20 Is do, I Will soil Ut Public
Tuesd ay,J1t u 4 ! 24th, sc 8 P.s
ia the highest bidder ire property de::
lana 81 north side q ara ham I, street y
and i11io Graham Street, beeirir,inR on. the
NORTH line q Graham street 80 feet (. west
thence running stwardly and 1 fronting
thereon fast nna nacf
toNnn alley 10ffeet wi q Sssi
TERMS Cash to expense ,,se oi sale :;
Sac enchl with interest from March II 10
and June O. 1905 and sbal lance due on
TO- 1906, and balance In ~ months. 8 per
cent. interest properly sc cured. IN
i5 ;5$ f l10W. II. BROW IL Trustee. sfs
M Brown s. CO., uctiOnedrs. Y n "A S}&I
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II. + :. q KHpp' (.
Trustee
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dlth, Ir., Of Norfolk, design for hat q
Consolation

ii Amidst all de sings ana arrors OF Sin.s.
dustice dat 50 lnginer'ly flicts de Gull
iud man 81 said Brotller Utterback, "dar
am one pompous consultations No niger
over comes home and gifts q beatin, fun
de wjfe-of his bllzzonl5 ull X a2e OF a. long
blonde hair she happens to find on de i
Lapel OF his coat, Uck I'm ssah. a---I' Ycf
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3s5i15 81 EI2ICE1NIONDsSAUC Co S
George II. Valentine, x Auc tione err
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WEST END LOTS
43PARk AvENUE8A AND IVY STREET.,
CORNER STRAWBERRY STREET..
LEE DISTRICT II
TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER.
Monday, July 23d, 6 P. M.

T.. 80 feet. corner Ivy and Strawberry.
L II. Four lots. rs feet. adjoining.
These lots viii be put up separately,
then as a whole l30xlG0 feet northeast
corner Ivy and Strawberry, and knocked
out to the highest bidder. d. &:
Ss After above sale viii offer beautiful
S89-foot Park Avenue Lot, near Elm
Street. large enough for two houses, Just
the PLACE to buy for profit or home-ste,
Handsome Improvements now being
erected near by and others to follow. All
city improvements. 3}5
vi TERMS: Liberal. announced ct sale. Is
H J. THOMPSON BROWN & CO..
VIA 81 " 55t IA Auctioneera Y
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l'lts BY Geo. w. Mayo, Auctioneer.
/ ITO N. Seventh Street. Phone 1896.

HtGH.0RADEsGAND&4 MEDIUM GFURNl.s
TURE. SEWING NJ M a G n In e S,
IoUNo Es. coucHEs, MATING,
IYXgsz gxgY 7e esRsiaees' cE
seye W Street seis { ro 81 Ssi sMonsa
3coli1,nencing at 1890 A. NJ. ono Quarter
cd t,foak Folding Bed. Mirror TOP. with
4 Hair Mattress. one Highly Polished Quar-
tered Oak Chamber Suit, Handsome Odd
Walnut Bureau and Washstand. Tennes-
eost. 800; two fieayy Carved Oak Cham,
her suits. II Medium Oak Walnut and
other bedroom Suits. Oak Chilronniers,
OAK and Walnut Bookcases. Combina-
ton Cases Iron Beds and Cribs, COMMIT
nation Felt and other Mattresses, Odd
Oak. WALNUT and other Bureaus WASH
stands; Wardrpbes, Tables, 100 assorted
Chairs, Rockers, 9, 5 and l0tfoot Dining
Tables new Dronhead Singer and other
Sewing Machines. Bed Lounges. Folding
sofas. Leather and other Box Couches.
ble,yres MsrseTs large fesa Pt Bier! All,rnr
tliel Clocks, Mating. Iinoleums. Ice RoxeH,
Seliigera.nr. Baby Carriages, Go-carts,
Sarber Chairs; also lot OF other goods
tOOpTunerous To mention. JIM Ii
{. M a Ia SPECIAL,
q AL Ia o'ciook sharp one Gp-to-Date
Office Complement, consisting OF z Oak
E Roll Top Desks, one Flat Top Desk, ono
II Upright 4-Drawer Macy Filing Cabinet,
n Feather Upholstered Revolving Chair,
1yae 1Hported Chairs.
ts GEO. NJ MAYO, Auet!oneer.
1; Go, Va OliYer. Salesman.
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Future Days
BY Green Il Redd,
f,eAi Estate Auctioneers.


2S BY Green Il Redd, Il 55S
Heal fostata Auctioneers. MI
RusrgEs AUc r,on SALE y. 4 o ~ =.
FINE ANN Nh AN OVER q oUNTX',,lt
With rice GROOM lwellng thereon I ear
flfteen miles from n ehinond now oceti (.
R taiiai pssrsohai II properly thessSh,
py Write 81 sfa cer,taIt, dead os trust.
So ntss as TsHfua eSnt
Circuit Court III =, Is. Ing DE- q, \
fault having been tnate Inv teiS payment
Of the debt secured thereby and having!
e see so sssa
IrHUHspA Az; Az GUS 1Ss 3; 1901, r3 $50
90 COCK ~ I, iijE5
on the premises. proceed 8 s.ell, " pub
auTtO ths propSTtt 9pysysd t
iitnproy enlcrlts thereon N Henry NJ !ste.i
5rinl District Hanover county & Vn.,t3s con
tanning sevet1ty-fv We t76) cres,. more otl
1ss5 e s1eas III
county road leading from Hanover Court
house to ri chmond, Via I1llerson's, ndjoin-$
Ing the lands Of George W. I{ing, Charles
anS To ,saa
ito = Dora 'A. n K orsey by Jesse q b d Yar-!
jbrough MISC the Following persontff prop
serty to-wit Two mares four riules.
and harness now upon the said farm
Il, MI viii stop at Psake's !.
rl1nMs While tho deed req,lires MI
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i By}fJ. Thompson Brown & Co..
IN lib Main Street.
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THE VALENTINE AUCTION CO.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-12
UNION oPEN.AiR
 SERVICES ARE HELD.

Union open-air religious services were held in front of the Copper Queen store on Sunday evening which were we'll attended, about 200 being present. Singing was by the audience. In the absence of Rev. C. c. Young, who was to have addressed the con. gregation, Rev. Burcham of the NJ. E. church kead the several announce me hts. It is thought likely that the practice of holding open-air services will be continued whenever practica- ble throughout the warm summer months.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-12
SAVAGE FAMILY REMOVE ----
 TO COAST PERMANENTLY

Mrs. J. A. Savage and family, who have been residents of Bisbee for sev- eral years, MT. Saving having been employed as a miner in the Copper Queen mines, left yesterday evening for San Francisco, where they will make their future home. Prior to coming to Bisbee, the Savages lived in San Francisco and own property there. Savage preceded his family to the coast city several weeks ago.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-12
cERIKovicH FAMILY
 TROUBLES IN COURT.

Mrs. Peter Cerikovitch, wife of Fe- ter Cerikoyitch. the Slovenian arrest ea Saturday evening by Officer Jack White for raising a disturbance in Du- bacher Canyon. has sworn to war rant in Justice MlcDonald's court, charging her husband with being a wife-beater. The facts will all come out at the hearing Of the case to be held Wednesday morning at 3 o'clock, Mcdonald officiating
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-12
GREENAN BUYS FROM
 CUNNINGHAM 6 LETSoN

E. O. Greenan, a Copper Queen miner, has purchased, through the of iceof the J. E. Thompson Co. house and lot in the Johnson addition from NJ. J. Cunningham and James Letson. These gentlemen bought the same property a short time since for an in- vestment- The consideration is not named. Greenan also bought another lot from the J. E. T. Co. in the same locality. .ra...... -
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-12
"kENTUCkiAkS"

On June 11th, l2th, and 18th the Santa Fe will sell Roundtrip tickets to Louisville, Ky, for s46.25 on &C., count of Home Coming Week for Kentuckians." The. Santa Fe ioad is higher up in the mountains than sDy other road leaving Fl Paso and is therefore the coolest and most pleas ant way to make the trip. These tick cts will allow you to go via Kansas City and St. Louis.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-12
VERpuGo PACKS BUN
 AND GETS STIFF FINE.

Jesus yerdugo, the Mexican arrest ed Saturday evening in the Caretto saloon on o. K. street. was arraigned before Justice Mcdonald yesterday and found guilty of carrying concealed weapons. He was ordered to pay a fine of $50 and ten days in jail. but owing to the fact that money Is scarce with verdugo he has decided to save his coin and work it out for sixty days on the chain gang.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-12
coLoREo PARsoN PAYS
 BiSBEE FLOCK VISIT

Parson J. E. Bell, Baptist mission sry for Arizona and New Mexico. with headquarters at Douglas, was a visitor in the city yesterday. Bell is nego- tiating with the Copper Queen Go. for the rental Of lots on Chihuahua Hill. where he win build a house of worship for the colored people of his belief ic BiSbee.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-12
scHERMERHoRN WILL
 VISIT IN DOUGLAS.

Mir. and Mrs. Schermerhorn will
 leave today for Douglas and remain there for short time to visit with the Fraternal Brotherhood of that city.
 Schermerhorn has been in Bisbee for the past week to inspect the local lodges. He is deputy grand organizer of the Fraternal Brotherhood in Ari- zona. He was in Tucson before com ing here.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-12
WILL NOT CONTEST
 EDWARD EYESLEE WILL.

The wife of the late Edward Eyeslee has practically decided not to contest his will, in which he cut her oil With out a cent. Three daughters, who were bequeathed all he had. have agreed to grant a share of the prop erty to Mrs. Eyeslee and two sons, who were likewise left nothing.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-12
CHRISTIAN PASTOR
 TALKS AT DOUGLAS.

Rev. Dan Trundle of the Christian church occupied the Douglas pulpit Sunday, returning to Bisbee yesterday morning. Rev. Trlndle has charge of both the Bisbee and Douglas branches of the Christian church in this locality.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-12
LEMON FAMINE IN
 slseEE YESTERDAY

Because of a lemon famine in most of the stores and saloons yestef9S Hines were selling at much ngher price. Wholesale dealers made mis- take in their orders and for that req son the city will have few lemons until a consignment arrives. The Hines come here from Hermosillo and other parts Of Sonora.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-12
CAvE-lN AT OLIVER .
 CATCHES HARRY STANTON

Harry Stanton, a miner at the Oli- yer shaft. was brought to the c. & A. hospital Saturday night suffering from a compound fracture of the left leg, caused by heavy fall of rock. Both bones of the lower part of Stan tons leg were fractured badly and he will as a result be confined to a hos pital cot for several weeks.