Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-07
same prohibition should apply-Nc gales Oasis.

 same prohibition should apply-No- ; gales Oasis. An effort is being made to boom the placer grounds along the Colorado river between Searchlight and Eldora- do canyon. There ste many bars along the river that might be made to ray well if the proper dredging was put ia.
 ,Fe railroad at Kingman has been The system includes a treating plant to purify the alkaline desert waters.
 H. B. Penney. cashier of the Con l solidated National bank of Tucson. has ! returned to his home after a vacation i of several weeks in the east and also ! in California.
 Mir. Penney is chairman of the re { publican executive committee in the i territory and was one Of the interest 1 ed spectators at the national conven- ! ton of the republican party at Chi cago.
 I He is confident that Secretary Taft 1 will be elected as the next president. i He states that everywhere he has ] gone he has found that Taft is quite ! popular However, he comedies that | w J. Bryan, the democratic nominee, | is also popular and that he will make | a good run.
 Mir. Penney stated that business conditions generally appear to be pick- ing up and looks for a return of pros perity within short time. He stated
 that factories are again resuming in
 the east and that everywhere the signs are very hopeful for return of
 good times.
 Phoenix Republican: D. NJ. LeBar on had a rather startling experience yesterday morning with large rattle, i snake. He had been 10 breakfast and
 was returning to the bakery and had
 just gotten as far as the corner Of
 Robinson and First streets, when he
 noticed a large rattleT lying in the
 grass by tue side of the gutter. Think
 ing the reptile had been killed, he put
 his foot on the rattles and the snake
 immediately dispelled all idea as tC
 his being a dead one. LeBaron was
 struck with force on the leg but the
 thickness of his trousers prevented
 his being bitten. The snake then
 coiled ready to strike again, when Le
 Baron secured a stone and dispatched
 it.
 Without saddle or bridle, Florence
 Leslie, who has busted" bronchos on
 the plains of Arizona and who is well
 known in Phoenix, has signed a con
 tract to go to New York and ride os | tyip in Tala iC
 about to be put on in one of the lead
 ing theaters in that city. Miss Leslie
 recently displayed her ability as ar ostrich buster" in the big ostricf farm near Los Angeles. She mounted the biggest of the birds without diff culty and rode him about the yard First sitting astride him, as she wouIC a horse, she drove him about the cor ral, and then standing on his bacl | gave an exhibition such as are seer when the female circus riders do theil stunts. Miss Leslie will have six os ! triches in her string, and will rid l each of them during the progress O the New York play.
 
 Mrs. W. A. Murray of Mayer. Yav ! apai county, has written Arizona sher | ifs a pathetic letter begging them I' ' help her find her husband who ha | been missing three weeks. Murray i | a blacksmith by trade and has beel | serving as a deputy sheriff un | der Sheriff Lowry of Yayapai. He lef | Mayer to go to Prescott, but sine | that time othing has been heard o ! him. He does not appear to hay | gone to Prescott Mrs Murray say
 in her letter that she fears her hus
 hand has met with some accident o i, foul play. She knows of no reasol ? that would cause him to remain 8 long away from his family withou ? communicating with her
 4 Yuma boy having caught bab, mockingbird, proceeded to snare tn wee ones solicitous parents Tn cun } ming fashion. He tied the fiedgling ti