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Bisbee daily review., 1907-03-12
When Fordiags Gila River Near SaHerd Went lnto Quick-
 sand Bed,


 c. B. spalding. superintendent of ire Lone sta~ Mining company, had q very narrew escape from serious in iufy and possibly drowning in the .Giia river last Friday on his return from a trip to the DiRcs nertn of saf- ford, says the Jourial He was rid ing horseback and on his arriyal at tbe siver he never hcsitated to ford the stream as usual. When amid stream the mane he was riding struck q -bed of quichsand and the animal, rapidly sinking, began to plunge and finallly fell on her side. at the same time falling on one of Mr. Spalding's legs. There he was, completely sub merged under the water. his position was indeed periIous and to save him sslf from almost instantsEeous death he had to do something and do that quickly. By a superhumaR eiI9rt he he released his leg from under the animal and asose to the surface h the meantime fhe animal had man aged to keep her head above the wet CT part Of the tirae. but was almost done for. Mr. spaldIng then sei7ed the bridie reins end by pa;iing with aiI his strength he succeeded. wni:e the animal vas struggling to get ont of the quicksanf. h gradually draw ing her inch ky inch until she anally was erabled to set foot On scIid ground.
 Nr. Sreil'ng said he attempted to cross tsc rsver 2. the saUe place where others lad crossed and where he also had scrded tie stream on pre- vtou5 occasions. but the swiftly run ring wster chauees ths beds of quick sad gHite raridly and 10 persons 1:oa wtea thcy wifi strike one of
Bisbee daily review., 1907-03-12
PROPOSALS FOR CONCRETE ARCH cuIVERTS, NAcO
 ROAD.

Sealed proposals are hereby invited hy the City of Bisbee. for tho con structien. at points to be desigEated by the City Engineer. of three CON CRETE ARCH CULvERTS on Naco Road. in sais city. according 10 0lans and specifcations now OF file in the office of the city clerk
 Said propOSals win be received a, tbe office of tho City Clerk until Fiji dsy. March 8. 1907. at o'clock ?, al to be then opened. and must be n a sealed envelope endorsed. Pro c~@ ts for Concrete Arch Culyerts. Naco Road9 and must be accompanies by a certified check for 10 per cent of the amount of aid
 The city reserves the :Isnt to -eiect any or all bids.
 C. v. 3;CES. s
 City Clerk.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-03-12
FROM FOUR STATES.
Testimony to the Efficacy of the N>~
 Scientific Dandruff Trcatnen-.

James c. Rowe, of Livingston, Mont: Herpicide cured by dandruff and stopped my hair falling"
 0ra@'-a N"0'nmhT. S+ Anthony. 1da- ho: "Herpicide cleaned my scalD of dandruff and made my hair soft as
 W. H. Otis. barber, Champaign, H., "I used Herpicide on one customer for dandruff and on another for falling hair with excellent results"
 r. W. Woody (assistant postmaster, {, Champaign. H.. "Herpicide completely stopped my falling hair"
 ]. ]. Benley, Sheridan, Wyoming: 'Herpicide excellent for cleaing the scalp. Scld by leading druggists. Send fDc in stamps Tor. sample to The Herpi, eide Go. Detroit Mich
 TWO SIZES. % CENTS AND s1.00. BlseEE DRUG CO. speicaI Agents.
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GATES & cos. LETTER.

Is Special wire to Duey & oyerlock.' NEW YORK, March 11.--London came over strong and our marker Ioi- tlowed it at the opening with some
 gcof looking buying and a lot of short Covering L.cndon aiso took stocks III ,fhis market and thcse special sources of buying power readily absorbed all offerings and caused a sharp rally. Naturally, however. considering the sc were punishment recently experienced
 by the bulls those playing on that
 side did not await very large profits
 and when they started to take some
 this afternoon the market eased off.
 We look for a higher market LSf- ing the week.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-03-12
BIseEE LOBBYISTS.

The committee chosen Jy the Bis bee Board Of Trade to go to Phoenix and use its best efforts to get an amend ment to the Bell-O'Neill railroad meas ure which passed the lower house on Fridav last. left Sunday morning TOT the scene If their intended efforts. In the party were E. B. Mason, C. ". MO vean. r. R. Harrington and George Buxton. Telegrams to the governor and to members of both houses had preceded them, and 1t is expected that they will be able to show the council when that body takes up the conslu- eration of the bill the injustice that is being dealt Bisbee merchants in the forfeit clause Of the bill.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-03-12
HANS HANSON A SUCCESS.

The old-time show, Hans Hansen
 was produced at the opera house UIs Sunday night to large audience. and as Tar as the leading role was cen ceTned. scored a success Outside of the leading part, however, the bal snee of the cast, excepting the little girl, who did very well, did not dis play the ability of good amateurs. It seems that the plan ou which the com pany was organized was to get poor company to support l man who ur- eoubtedly possesses histrionic ability of high order with the idea cf sc"elr- tuating -.s superiority and the plan was carried out to the fullest extent.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-03-12
LOGAN 2. eRYAk's LETTER.

Especial Wire to Duey 6 Overlock.l NEW YORK, March 1.-The mar
 ket closed with : general improve
 ment in prices over Saturday, but
 shows an easing off all around from
 top figures of the day. Sentiment has been quite hopeful all through the ses- sion and it is hoped that we have had Jour break in ctocks. Easing off in Ifnal dealings, nat at all unnatural and |it would be unreasonable to look for anything but an irregular market for Ia few days at least.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-03-12
CHANGE OF BILL AT IRIS.

The regular change of bill went into effect at the Iris theater in the Elks' building on Main street. on sunday evening and has proved as popular as any yet produced at that house. Harry Barnes. an eastern singer has been engaged for several weeks stay and on the new bill renders two songs in a very blessing manner. The new films are instructive as well as
Bisbee daily review., 1907-03-12
ADD PAGE 2 LOCALS
 RATHRONE SOCIAL.

A social, rendered by Rathbone lodge of Pythian sisters, was the occasion fer a harmonius gathering at Pythian Castle last evening. The affair w2s participated in by Pythians. Pythian sisters and their friends. An enjoy able evening was spent in dancing.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-03-12
MosoN IS GENERAL MANAGER.

Frank Moson. for years secretary Of the Greene Cattle Cc., has at last re ceived q deserving promotion to the office Of general manager of the en- tire cattle interests of Col. w. c. Greene. Moson's jurisdiction over the ranches oE Colonel Greene. will extend 10 Mexico as well as Arizona. The promotion was announced after tue recent visit of Colonel Greene to his Hereford ranch last week.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-03-12
LENrEN SERVICES.

Lenten services at the Episcopal church at f D. m. each day this week: Tuesday--Evening prayer. dnesday-Evening prayer, Litany and lecture. Thursday Evening prayer. Friday Evening prayer. Litany and lecture.
 Saturday-Eyening prayer. All people are cordially invited.
 HARVEY M. SHIELDS.
 Rector.
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VIEW, ,BiSBEE, ARIZONA, TUESDAY e.0RNiNG, MARCH 12,
FASTENERS ARRIVE.

Mrs. J. H. Appleb~/ wife of the Evening Miner foreman, accompanied by her little daughter. arrived in the city yesterday from Saginaw, Mich. and will in the future make Bisbee her home. Mrs. Applsby expressed herself as agreably surprised in Bis bee and its climatic conditions. Mrs. Appleby win unauestionably prove a pleasing addition to Bisbee society.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-03-12
Office o5 cAIUMET e AEIzoNA MINING COMPANY.

Tc the Stockholders
 You are hereby notified that the An, nual Meeting Of the stockholders of Calumet (, Arizona Mining Company viii be held at the office of the Com pany. Bishee. Arizona. on Monday, April 8, 1907. al 10 a. m., for the pur- pose of eiecfing nine directors for the -eEsuiDgl year. and for such other busi- ness as may come before the meeting. The trans7er books of the Company will be closed at 12 n., March 2S, and will remain closed until 10 a. m., March 25, 19e7.
 By order of the Board of Directors
 GORDON R. CAMPBELL,
 Secretary. Dated at Calumet, Michigan, March IS. 1907.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-03-12

ers recently injured in a collision at the new skating rink in Upper Toml. stone Canyon. is again able to be out The extent of Miss Salisbury's iniur' ies consisted of badly wrenched knee cap. ...g-
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SAN DIEGO

rcrerty is the best 1907 propertyE on the market as an investment ! Our list of good buys of bay shorel and ocean front property will in-I terest you. Easy terms and in. sta!ments if desired. Many lotsE possessing mountain and marinei
 view, on the easy payment plan-1 S10 down and s5 per month Wel only sell lots that we are willing to, buy ourselves. Correspondence solicited. REMoNDiRo INVESTMENT CO.,.
 Fletcher SalmGns Block,
 San Diego. Cal.
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FOUR SIMPLE pRUNKs.

Justice of the Peace Hogan yester day disposed of four trunks or the simple over-Sunday variety. Two were cases brought by city officers, while ne others were county cases. All vA-. assessed the regulation S5 and r.ei1 nromplly.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-03-12
susTaINs SLIGHT INJuRy.

Iiebert Taylor. a miner iE the eni- ploy of the Copper queen company, at the 9olbrook shaf; sustained slight though painful injury yesterday 3fternoo.;. Nz-,s working ih one or
 be lower levels. A moderate sizei 'ock fell from the roof of the drift
 triking Taylor on the foot, and in
 acting a severe bruise. He was talk I'd to the hospital. but will be all right in day or two. 
 |k An <9as stora nan was sdiudged insane .iecaiise he bought railroad ticket |snd wanted to ride on top of the coach. Perhaps he merely wanted to keep out {x the clutches of the porter.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

The Daughters of the King will meet in the Episcopal Church at ? ?. m. Thursday.
 By order of the president t1
 ANNIE POWELL.
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slsgEE I.4pusrRlAr ASSN.

There will he a meeting of the Bis bee Industri-l Association Wednesday seyening. Place Of meeting will be an Bounced I.ter.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-03-12
BrseEE INDUSTRIAL ASSN.

There will be meeting of the Bis bee IndUst-ial Association "Wednesday evening. Place O. nee ing will be an nOuaced liter.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-03-12

To restore nuhlic confidence. the railroads might print testimonials from passengers who have ridden on their trains a number of times and never been killed.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-03-12
Brief Citv News
DAUGHTER TO PATToNs.

TherH was born to the wife of J. J. Patton in this city yesterday morning at 12:30. daughter. Both mother and child are reported to be getting along nicely
Bisbee daily review., 1907-03-12
sIssEE INDUSTRIAL ASSN.

There will be a meeting of the Bis bee Industrial Association Wednesday evening. Place of nee ing will be an nounced tier. .-.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-03-12

It would he interesting to see Mark Twain wearing that white evening suit o. his in Pittshurg,
Bisbee daily review., 1907-03-12

If Mr Tillman could only take the Senate minstrels on his annual touri
Bisbee daily review., 1907-03-12
TO OPEN WOOD CAMP.

N- F. F. Kelsey. of the Buxton- Smith Co, left yesterday morning TOT the Paradise district in the Chlrlca- huas to open the wood camp or ms company for summer operations. me Bixton-Smith Go. has enc of the iarg- est wood tracts in the Chlr1cahuas and annually gets out for delivery 'o consumers in the Warren district th.
 greater part of It's wood supply. large force of Mexican wood choppers will be put on at once and work rusn- Hed throughout the spring and summer
 preparatory to the heavy demand iot winter fuel in Bisbee.
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INJURED SKATER REcovERs.

Hot mercnants- lunch from 11:00 to 2:00 free at the Antlers' Rar-
Bisbee daily review., 1907-03-12

them.
 Mir. Spalding was fortunate to es- cape drowning and his exnerience n the river. we dare say, will be enough to last him a lifetime.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-03-12

Dr McSwegan has diplomas from .his country and Europe and the med nj of the international Medical Con rress. He cures lung liver. kidney. blood and skin diseases and gives free examination al the Letron block
Bisbee daily review., 1907-03-12
MINE SUPERINTENDENT
 2 HAD NARROW ESCAPE

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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-17
SIX Pc I PIGS

&, When ! first saw tho six red pigs I
was afraid Of them, for they were very
wild I got into the pen to run them
out and one stuck his head into a rat
hole and l had to go for the black
smith to get him loose. The next day
i fed them too much and made them
sick but they still begged forssmorc.
They were such little roly-poly5 fell
lows, with little bright bead like eyes
and turned up noses and so greedy 1t
was fun to watch them but like Jacks
bean stalk they grew and grew, and
to their SORROW alto and ate, until
everybody who saw them would sny,
"They will make fine pork"
Itused to ride them and they. would
try to get mo off by running I'm der The
kitchen porch. for you must know they
were railroad camp pigs.
They would all steal into tho feed
room ut the stable, and when run out,
Elsie would stop at the door and make
a noise that sounded exactly like she
was saying 44"nigger,. Niger, and every
time would run Tom whose tail was
put on crooked, he would say 'tol bo,ly,
Of bouy-''Run, Jack Run. was always
ready to run away q; and was afraid of
| the other pfgs-Phoeby was first a
common place hog3awlo wanted first
! go at everything to eat, Alex distin-
guished himself when little pig by
opening the oatbags to steal. But
Charley is just the finest play fellow.
he can Fmost talk. and comes running
when he hears me. and { IL I scratch his
back Will lay down at my feet. Only
Charley and Alex. are here now-Phoe-
by was killed for the camp table and
Elsie Runa lack Run, and Tom went
| away on aswagon, dead. s
I miss them so FmuCt-AleS has quit
being so&wild and he and Charley rub
| against me to be scrat ched. hope
Issummer will come bafore IL they got
time to kill them for, Il just can't let
anybody eat Charlie.
| WILLIE MONROEE STARRIFl'rs IN
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POCAHONTAsS

Pocalontas was tho favoritc daugh-
tor Of King Powhatan. On many oc-
casions, at the risk OF her own life,
she saved that OF Captain John Smith
At one time, when the Indians had
captured him and placed his head on
a great stone. and, with clubs raised,
were going to beat his brains out.
the beautiful Pocahontas plead with
her. father to spare his life. Finding
that he would hot relcnt, she flew to
Smith, laid her head upon his. and
declared that she would give her life
to save his. This con lered the stern
old king. and he released the prisoner.
After she had been 3held 5as q hostage
by Captain ArgaIl at. Jamestown for.
two years, J DIN Rolfo. an honest gem
t1eman. fell In love with her, and she
5Powhatan gave his consent. and sent
two OF his sons to witness the mar
riage.
Her husband was devoted to her.
and instructed her in Christianity.
She renowned the idolatry#of her own
nation. and was baptized inBth old
church at Jamestown, receiving the
name of Rebecca.
She Went to England with her hus-
band, where she was much admired.
She had one son. Thomas Rolfe, who
once visited Virginia. heslifAs OF this
lovely and refined woman was, short.
Four years after her marriage she
died. s
Virginia cannot honor her memory
too, much. since to her more than
once Virginia owed its existence. And
as long as history records the, hard
ships endured by the first settlers OF
Jamestown, 50 long will Pocahontas
be remembered as the guardian AN gel
of the colony.
sEslasS PARIS r f,rrArryYNy
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ROSA ,BoNHEUR.

g. .
-Ros So Bonheur was a great artist sho
was born in 1898 In a little city In
France, hor mother died when she was
seven years old and llcr father sent
her to Ia boarding school, While she
was atS{scllool, she with some other
children cut all of the beautiful rose
bushes down, ana tho principal found
1t out andasent her home. 81
Rosa was very! glad Of that because
she did not liltc5school very mucll
When slio came home sho amused
herself in looking at her fathers
drawings and things for her to draw.
While her father was out she sat down
and drew some cherries ii When he
saw them he 2made5up his mind to give
her drawing lessons. The first picture,
she drew was her two pet rabbits,
later on she drew "The Horse Fair,
"a Noble Charger, "rhe Ola Monarch !
and "Oxen Ploughng'',
She bought an old-fashioned house,
so she could keep al her pets near nor,
She had large number Of them, oven
some lions,
one of her best friends was the
Empress. who used to visit, her very
often
ALyA BRlTToN.
ago IL Years.
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coat ana hat"
4Souelh CIV 'ih
Grace got her things and she and

Hcoat@and hal"
Grace got her things and she and
Beth went out to play.
"Beth, what are you going to wear
to the party Friday?'
what party. Grace, and where?'s
cried Beth.
ooh, don't you. know said Grace.
why, ! though mother told You
all about it.s didn't shc?"
NO, she didn't sstell mo any thing
but that you had something to tell
me"
sit down"
Alright I'll sit down. and Beth
sat down in her little chair
This morning / was reading my.
book, the door bell rang, and II was
the invitation" and Grace stopped for
breath.
u took it up to mother, and she
read 1t and said VIC might go If we
wanted to- Grace was out or breath
and had to stop again.
Please go on" said Beth, beginning.
to grow excited, and not liking for
Grace to stop 81 much.
lg5Sg"Well, get out of breath and have
| to stop"
II know, but please go now
OF course we want to go, don't we
Bcth?"
/ IeS, OF course, we do"
VEL al f I guess o1 thRat's about all to
I until Friday comes
WEATHER can l. now that 1 have
/ heard all about It," cried Beth limp
i ting&up.
"como on, let's so OUT said Grace,
rising to her feet and going towards
the door.
WHAT let's play now that we are
4 out here? asked Grace.
"Let's go and get kitty to play
/ hQpsscotch, Don't you want to % ask
i ed Beth Il
"oll.tI don't care" said Grace. walk:
i Ing down the steps and down the walk.
i Opening the gate, she walked a out
but come on IL you are gong.''
4 Beth was coming slowly down the
4 walk Mrs. Cliffords house was a
very pretty house. i
t was aSwooden house, 81 painted
a light gray, with green shutters, and
! vine all around tho pretty porch
/ which was halfway around the house,
There was large yard around the
4 house, with a border of roscbushes
! oil around, which bloomed all sum-
4 mer and made their home very pretty
1 It was not very far from town, and
/ there We're some other homes about.
too--one in which Kitty and her
/ mother ana tathcr# ana ster lived.
Friday came and Grace and Beth
We're SO excited that they could hard
! ly wait until 8 o'clock came.
What time is it?" asked Grace,
4 coming upstairs from her dinner.
| .8"Tlme to dress, dear. for tits NJ
teen minutes past two" said Mrs. Cliff
i ford.
GO and get Beth. and Will drcss
you"
Grace was back in minute with
]. Beth. When Mrs. Clifford had dressed
her children, they looked very nice
Grace had on a blue silk
4 Beth had on q white muslin with
pink sash and hair ribbon.
AS Grace and Beth walked home
] from the party. they said that they
4 had never had such a lovely time in
| all their lives.
anne e. POWERS.
1410 Park Avenue. City.
l (Aro 10Y s
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was as proud as was The next day
]. had Brer. Rabbit for dinner. He.
tasted smighty good. because I killed
him. JOHN +: MOORE,
Aged II years. .Farmvilie. va.
.sJENNY'S VALENTINE

"Oh,sit is Valentine Day!" shouted
fast. OF course this wis a very short
meal for her, this day When she fin
ished, she started back up the stairs,
but had not gotten half way when she
heard the. front bell go ''ring-g-g,
ting-g=g- e." THEN down the steps she
bounded again taking: three steps at
a time. AS sac opened the frolt)
doorisshc saw aE3littleI boy run through
the gate. IL 5sfss
"oh.sa,r Tom. its you" she said, de-
Elightedly, but when she picked up tho
valentine she changed her tone.
Tom. Tom! It's an ugly one. Oh! you
mean, mean thing. 1 shall never like
you again" Then she broke down
right before me door and sobbed. The
day was spoiled for her. III
Poor Tom! The little fellow had
not thought that Jenny woulu take
it SO badly.
AS he went slowly down the street,
he passed q shop. The windows We're
filed with lovely valentines.
Great" id Tom. There's a beau
ty for q quarter; but. look ut that
ffty-cent one. Isn't ina. dandy ?''ssa
a man standing near and hearing
him. said: s1es; my .s..oW, thai is a
pretty one; better sent i t to your
girl."4 81 4,
That's the TRUTH thought Tom. II
suppose j emmy would be pl leased even
with the quarter one.s I hayess ATTY,
cents. but + wanted to get myself
Il good knife, Maybe Il could getaonne
for a quarter" \. 81
But Tom wasn't stingy.3 He went
5 at once into the shop, intending. to
buy the quarter valentine, but he
couldn't resist -the, thought OF how
pleased Jenny would De with the fifty
cent one. So he pulled out the money
and said to the clerk: Hand me
down that prettest valentine" The
man smiled. but Tom cav him not. He
4 had gotten q pencil and was writing
IN one corner Of the valentine. please
( forgive Tom
After that he hurried out and IN
to Jenny's house. He Wen. to the
door, dropped the valentine, rang the
bel, and then ran behind the porch
He heard the door open and .nen n
delighted, "Oh"
Ton, knew by this that jenny had
received his valentine.
That afternoon Tom found on his
porch valentine from Jenny. with
this on It: Jenny forgives Tom with
all her heart" -. =
LUcILL Z. BALDWIN,
Farmvllle, Va. Box 2o4.
Gage 12.) : n
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TRACKING BRER4 sRABBITIN
THE SNOW. I. !.

.e,rize Story.)
1t started to snow last Sunday even
ing. and Monday when I awoke tho
ground was covered with snow.
took my sled and went in the garden
to, slide. I saw Brer. Rabbits tracks
In the snow. took my sled back
to the house, got my rifle. put on. my
.legginss and overcoat: then Il went
back to the garden and followed Brer
Rabbits tracks over tho hills and
through bottoms. After awhile T
tracked Brer5 Rabbit to q tree. and
there he was sitting cunning as
cunning could be- went back about
six PAGES and leveled my rifle at Brer
Rabbit and fired at him. and it did
me good all over to see him tumble
over dead I$tufned homewnrd. When
7 reached home the cook met me at
the back door. laughing. think she