The copper era., 1907-11-28
NEWS OF THE TERRITORY.

On the 400-foot level in the Hoi- brook shaft in the Bisbee district B. s. Wood, a miner, lost his life as result of a cave-in. When the body of Wood was recovered the only visi- ble injury was broken leg. Wood lived until he reached the Copper Queen hospital, where he expired a few minutes afterwards. Deceased had been working at Bisbee for sev- eral months, but had no family or relatives there. Those who knew him have no Knowledge of his former home or where his relatives reside. Wood was between thirty-five and forty years old.-American.
 As a result Of the determined fight of the miners in the employ of the Copper Queen Consolidated Mining company and the Calumet & Arizona company at Bisbee, the heavy flow of poisonous gas which made it almost impossible to work on some of the lower levels ot different shafts be- longing to the companies, has been shut off from the Irish Mag and Gardiner shafts, but the situation at the Spray is uot yet under control. The men are working with feverish determination to close up this leak in spite of heartrenderiDg obstacles and with the fact staring them in the face that their progress is very slow.
 The star says that an arrival from D@1@ ~ Greene intends to make his winter residence in Tucson and has written to friends in that city to secure. for him a suitable winter residence. Colonel Greene had intended making his residence in Cananea this winter, where Mrs. Greene has been staying for the past few months during the hurried trips of Colonel Greene to New York and Chihuahua. The closing down of the workings of the Cananea company is said to be re- sponsible for the decision of MT. and Mrs. Greene to make their residence in Tucson until such time as Cananea shall resume it's operations on the old scale.
 The announcement that the Savage will not shut down, but may, on the contrary, increase it's force in the relr future, will be pleasing news to all who are interested in Paradise. The Savage company, for staying with the game, even during trou blOus times, deserves a great deal of credit, also final success in its efforts to place the property on a paying basis. The directors, officers and stockholders Of the company have always had unbounded confidence in the property and this announcement is but another evidence that conf dence has not wanted-and there is no reason why it should, for the Savage is now looking better than ever.-| Record.
 While Jailer Butler was at break fast and with Gaurd Launders tenn porarily away from the prisoners, four men under indictment for various crimes, one for murder, negotiated their way to liberty at Tombstone last week. Three of the men are from Douglas-David Will lesenor, charged with murder, and Harry and Perry Jones. charged with burglary. All of the escaped prison CTS, the fourth being "Billy" Will Hams, charged with highway robbery, were later captured, with the excep- tion of Perry Jones, who remains at large. The prisoners effected their escape about 8 o'clock in the morn ing. Jailer Butler was eating break fast and the prisoners were in care of Guard Launders. He stepped into closet and in his absence the prison CTS managed to get out of their cells.
 The annual work for 1907 on the Sunset claim was attended with very good results. This claim, which is the property of D. J. Doran, is on Eagle mountain adjoining the group known as the Eagles Nest. And the scene of this years work is just short distance to the east of the old workings from which a shipment of zinc was made and which has num- Der of tons of low grade ore on the dump. Though near to the zinc, this working is not in zinc, but in lead and copper. And in fact, contrary to
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