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\ Lone Candidate,

Judge Bruce has no opposition for
Justice of the peace of this township,
hut this does not prevent him patroniz.
ing tn" printer. He announces his
candidacy so that all may know he is in
the race.
He was elected in 1906 and has done
his duty 80 well that no one cares 10
enter tho field against him. In the per.
formancc Of his duties, hc has been
guided by the law and has dealt ont
justice 10 all offenders without pro.
judicc or Partially. While he makes no
claim Ia perfection. ho points 10 his
official record and submits IL to the
voters OF this precinct for their APPROX.
al.
IT he had an opponent. we might dc.
vote more space 10 him. hut as he has
not this will do.
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Wants Rehabilitation

Behold Colonel MaxSOn. candidate for
Congress on the Republican ticket
probably the only congressional Tan.
didatc that ever ran for that office in
Nevada who did not want the office.
The Colonel is the victim of his
own Vaccinations this fall. He was
told that he could not hauc the nomi.
nation, and it made him angry As
il matter of fact he cares little for the
office and less for the men who are
to give him their votes. All he wants
is to make good with the powers that
be in the Department of the Interior
where the Colonel has been more ~
less persona non SrIih FIR lp thrS,
many moons.
Rehabilitation is what the Colonel
seeks this fall, Rehabilitation he must
have. His string i about full in
Washoc County and he sees the day
near ut hand when he must once moro
get his feet iuto the federal trough.
For this reason he must have rchabili.
tation.
The Colonel figures that he has nu
chance To defeat Bartlett for Congress;
but that by standing for the nomina,
ton, making the shadow Of IL cam
paign. expanding Il certain amount
of his good money and in every
respect making himself II vicarious
sacrifice. the powers that will Ii
unable to refuse his demand for recon
pcnsc when the rewards are hung NJ
next year if ut all.-Statc Committee.
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FOREST LIEU SELECTION No Opj.
SUiICE on pUHLIrIrIOS.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.
JAHSOS CITY. Srvuda,

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN tnaI WIIii,m
l.. Holi:nTs worth. 10y his attorney IN fnci.
warren W. Wilian'. whose TostumCo Ad.
dress Is FaIlon, Churchill County. State ~ Ne.
Eadn. has made application Ia select under
he Act OF Congress OF June I. isD7, 80 stat gIJ
the following described tract Of Land. tO.wit:
IN" 'onthw"st quarter 81 the Northwest
quarter Is" a Of NW - Of section Twenty.
* (2dl, Township Forty. four HD North. rnmGr
ity-siS $50 Enst, NJ. D.. NJ, containing fort,
CiD acres. situate Ia ElkO County, state Of 81.
stat, Of Nevada.
Within tho thirty (UD days after tho frs,
publication OF THIS notice. protests ur c]ontust,
against the said selection upon the grounds
mat the said land described, or any portion
thereof, i occupied or In more valuHb q for It's
mineral thar for agricultural or grazing prtr.
poses. VIII be received ~ this one md noted
Tor report TO tlc commissioner Of the general
land office.
This notlcc TO hr published for the period Of
six consrcutiy weeks.
Louis i. COua.
Register.
Date OF flrSt publication Sept. II, 1909.
Date 81 last publication Oct. 20. 1904,
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FOREST LIEU SELECTION NO. oiOs.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
CARSON CITY, Nevada

e SEPT. ], lyOS.
NOTICE Il HEREBY GIVEN thai William
L. ho~llinHSworth by his attorney In fact.
warren W. Williams. whose Postontcc Ad
dress Is FallCa, Churchill County. state OF
StHada. mas made application TO select under
the Act OF Congress OF June I, 1897, 80 Stat 3G)
the following described land to-wit:
Tue NDrihCiSt qLart"r OF the Northeast
quarter (NE = OF Ne "a OF section twenty
nine i&l To"uship l'"rtv.four GD North.
Range FIFTY six tSi) East. VI NJ. containing
forty COP acres. si'uLtc IN EIkO County, State
OF Nevada. within the Carson City Land Dis
trict. State OF Nevada
Within the thirty CNDdayS after the first
publication Of this notice, protests or contests
against the said selection upon the grounds
thIt the said land described, or any portion
thereof. Is occupied or l. more valuable Tor It's
MINERAL Than for agricultural or grazing pur.
poses. Viii be- received ~ tbiS onlc-. and noted
Tor report 1" the commissioner OF the general
land OiiCc.
This notice to he published for the period OF
six consecutive weeks.
Lows !. COIIN.
Register.
Date OF tirs; publication sept. II. 1905.
Date OF last public Lliuu oct. ~. 1898.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1908-10-02

And IN ACCORDANCE with law and the or
der oi the board Of directors made on the
18th day OF May, 1908, ana the subsequent
order male on the jrd day of August.
1905. SO many shares OF each parcel of
such stock as may he necessary will Ne
sold At public auction At the office OF the
company. al Atlas Block, salt Lake City,
Utah, on Monday, the 10th day OF October,
1905, 1t ! O'Clock y. M. to pay the delin-
4uent assessment thereon. together with
the costs of advertising and expense OF
sale. GIDEON SNYDER, Secretary.
2ii Atlas Block, Salt Lake City, Utah.
Pub. Sept. 25-Oct. p.
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Where Bullets Flew

David Parker, Of FHycttc, y. Y, n
veteran ~ the civil war, who lOst u
foot at Gettysburg, says: ""rhc
good Electric Bittcrs have done liz
than five hundred dollars to
me. spent much money dOctorlng
Tor n bad cnsc Of stomach trouble, to
little purpose. ! then tried Electric
Bittcrs, and they cured me. J now
takc them ns II tonic, aud they keep
me strong nnd we'll" soc. ut EIko
Drug Co.
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Tho Shoe Man

Having been In tho shoe husincSS all
my life. | claim 10 know something
about the business. I carry u largo
stock Of mems AMI worncn's shoes and
am selling my share. I am sorry that
| cannot keep acohblcr. but | cannot.
So | will have to do what repairing |
can and let the rest 60. The most Of
my time IL taken mp selling shoes.
A. l.. MAUK. The Shoe Man.
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4 Healthy Family.

Our whole mmiIy lIus enjoyed good
health since wc began using Dr.
Kings New Life Pulls. three q r.
ngO.' says !" a, BHrtlct. Of iiural
Route !, GullfOrd. Maine, They
cleans" and tone the system IN u
gcntlc way that does you good. 25c.
at ElkO Drng Co.
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Delinquent Notice
NEvApA-rAIRyItw MINING COMPANY

Principal place of business, Elko, Elko
County, Nevada. General office outside of
Nevada, 2i+ Atlas Block. Salt Lake City,
Utah. Location of mines, Fairview Mining
District, Churchill County, Nevada.
NOTlCE.-There are delinquent upon
the following described stock on account
OF Assessment No. , OF one-hali (Hc) cent
per share, levied on the 18th day of May,
1905, the several amounts set opposite the
names of the respective shareholders as
follows:
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FOREST LIEU SELECTION NJ. oio5
UNITED states LAND OFFICE,

NsNhN'H lily. tNhIa,
.,,,, Sept. I, 1908.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that William
l: H"lIinISwOrth. by his attorney ia fact.
W warren W. Williams, whose postohlcc Al.
Hrc~s Is Fhllou, Churchill County, State of
ScEada. mas made application to select under
the Act OF Congress Of Jun" I. 1897, go Stat, 3SD
IN. IoI'nwins described tract Of land. to wit:
Inc southwest quart r OF the Northeast
quarter tSWsI OF NJ "a Of Section Twenty.
nine CD, Township Forty four iD North.
Range FiftS.six 900 East, n. ID NJ. c6nintn.
lnI iorty tHD acres, situate in E.!kI County.
Siat% @! N.Htia. within the Carson CRY Lane
District, State NJ Nevada
within the thirty CBJ days after .nc mrs
publication OF ihis notice, protests or contests
against "a" SLII selection upon tn. ground
!hht The said laad described. or any gorto
thereof. - occu pici or is IN r, Valuable Tor tE
mineral Than Tor agr.Cullural ar grazing pui
poses. VIII be received ~ this office. and not
Tor report TO tie commissioner OF the gcncr.,
land oflcc. ~
rms notice 10 bc published for the period O.
six consecutive weeks.
LOUIS j. Conn.
Register
pate ot iir't publication sept. T.. Iyrs,
Dit: Of LAST publication OJt. -. lgJs.
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Slightly Colder with Snow

When YOU g that kind of n weather
forecast you know that rheumatism
weather Is Mt hand. Get ready for II
now by getting II bottle 81 Ballurd's
Snow liuimcut. Finest thing made
for rheumatism, chilblnina, frost
bite, sore and stiff joints aud muscles,
all aches aud pnius DC zoe. and
81 90. Sold iy ElkO Drug Go.
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FOREST LIEU SELECTION 80. on5.
UNITED STATES LASp OFFICE.

N%hNpH lily. Nevada.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN hit William
J. H"iIiLg> worth. by his attorney In thc
warren " WtlliLm-. whose POs;oni:c Ad,
dress Is .Ehllon, Churchill county. State o.
Nevada has made application 20 select under
the ny 81 Congress Of June I. 1897. o. stat. 81
me lnItoWinH described tract Of lam. u Wit:
I'M southwest quarter of the Snuthwcs
quarter tSW = Of SW - OF section Twenty.
niu" C?!). Township Forty four 90 North.
Range tIfty.siN (Jib East. ". D. ", CONTAINING
Iprty lF'l acres, situate In Elk0 Cuunty, state
oI Nevada. within tine Carson city Land bis.
triCt, State OF Nevada.
within the thirty CD days after the first
pubilcltion or tins nDiiCc. protests or contests
against The said selection upon the grounds
that tue stid land described. or any portion
th"rroi. Is occupied Dr IL moro vglu All. for IT.
mineral tnhn for agricultural or grazing pur.
pos :, VIII DC received ut this ON ,r, and noted
land office e
rms notice to be published for tho period Of
SIX consecutive weeks.
LDUIIJ Cons.
Register.
Date Of ilrst publication Sept. II. 1903.
Date OF last publication Oct. %. lyis.
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No. Qua
NoricE rou PUBLICATIONS.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE

INfSON CITY, NOyIdn,
S,r,.r =. Sept I, Ips
w Williams, 81 Fnllnu. Churchill COUNTY, Ne.
yndh. has Med IN this ONCE his Anrii,,,, ~,
10 local" under III" Provisions Of Section 1gG"
itryiScd statutes ~ tho United States IiLn
S.rnhcnst quarter 81 tho Northeast Quarter,
amp t1Tiy.iour 90 North. RnnRc Fifty -stS ia,
East, N. u. NJ. containing forty 90 acres ''
, Any ava AZ persons claiming ndvorsoJy ,hc
'hou i'Ectlb'd. or desiring Ia object bco,nsc
~ thn mineral character az tho land or Tor n,y
nthcr reason, T. ia" disposal "a the npnIIc'm,
Should ulc their nnllayltc - protest In rhis ~
1908. '''''or' ~ w.
Louis J. Cung.
p,,. -, nrs, ,,,,,.. Register.
Dat" Of last pubiira ton Ori1Lor "a iuIs' ''''
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40 oiig,
N"ri"r roe rurLtrAruN
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE
tAUgu Ef1 Ncyonn

~ FN TUFFTTT n
CANSOS CiIY SCvaun.
>.,r,,, Sept. ipns
NoTicE Is HEREBY GIVEN ,hnt Wn,ron
w. Williams, oi Fnllpn. ChnfchIiI County Sc.
vh'h. mas Hlcl IN this ONCE hiR AppiIcntIon In
lGrn,n under the PROVISIONS ~ Section 23Os ne.
y,,iscd STATUES ~ IN" United Gtntcs. fGn,,tb
m,"At quarter OF North East duartnr)(S w y NJ
y. " - nt section fight ~. Township Fortv.
VI. roniairi,R forty tOJ acres. "
\ AM nll pnr'O1s 81 IImIng adversely Tho
,hnn hcscflb"h. or desiring Ia object because OF
W., Wih"thl GU 'rlCirr Of Tho Land. or for any
",nrt r"nsnn. ~ Tho disposal 10 tho applicant.
Should hlc thoIr anl1avi's 81 protest in This Of.
wv ,n,o on or Dcfoto tho 92nd day Of Oot"har. a. u.
LOUIS j. COHY.
Register
,lAlc o. hrst publication. September II, 1904,
Dnto oflaqt publication October "a toia '
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$40 Reward

For the return Of II brcnstpin. emerald
ana pearl setting. Gold bar with star
In center. Lost on streets of Elko
August Z. Address
ErIiEL STCLAfR. DEfgrH, EEv
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DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET

Members of the Assembly
f. G. RIDDELL
Star Valley
FRANK II. WINTER
GEORGE MCINTOSH
Curlin
JOHN j. SCHOER
Clover Valley
Sheriff
WILLIAM II. BELLINGER
Lamoille Valley
County Clerk
A. G. pAwLEY
County Treasurer
MAJOR II. MILLER
Elko
County Recorder
w. G. GREATHOUSE
Ruby Valley
County Assessor
w. NJ. WEATHERS
Elko
District Attorney
EDWIN L. GAME
Elko
County Commissioner ULong TERM
WILLIAM WILLIS
Midas
County Commissioner (Short TERM
GEORGE NJ. MOODY
Elko
County Surveyor
CHARLES VI. HAWS
ElkO
Member of Broad of Education
W. S. GRISWOLD
Ruby Valley
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II IS stated that a chameleon which
Is blind loses It's power OF making Il
self Of tho same hue as its surround
Tugs.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-20
RELIEF COMMITTEE
WILL SOON MEET
VIII Pass On the Needs of
Those Who Require
Large Sums.

The relief committee. appointed to
look after those in need on account Oh
the recent disastrous fire. will hold a
meeting either today or tmorrow for
the purpose of passing on those cases
where the applicants are in need VI
furniture. or other articles which will
involve a considerable outlay of
money,
All cases in need of immediate at
tention have been looked after, and SO
far as the committee has been able
To learn, no one is suffering nor ha-
suffered. to any appreciable extent, up
to the present time.
Provisions and clothing are still ac-
ceptable, and may be left at the city
hall. where they will be received.
There are still a number of articles at
the city hall which have not been
claimed, and still q number of things
reported missing. supposed to have
been saved, which have not been
found
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-20
WIND INTERPRETERS
WITH GOLF PLAY
Few Brave Weather Sunday,
But All Are Urged To
Practice.

The heavy wind kept a great many
away from the country club Sunday,
although many players were down
and made some good scores. Instruc-
tor Erickson is kept busy giving les.
sons, and those who have taken are
improving their score. No member
should miss taking a few lessons as
one lesson viii convince tae most
skeptical that he does not know as
much about the game as he supposed.
Every member, men and women,
should take a few lessons while the
club has an Instructor. Mr.. Erickson
has played the game since a boy and
has played with some of the best golf
players in the United States, and has
a record of beating forty of the best
golf experts in the United States.
some years ago. Parties of four VI
five men and women can make ar
rangements to take a lesson at the
same time. Mr.. Erickson will go
clear around the course with the PARTY
and instruct in driving, short and long
drives, when to use each stick and
how to putt. The greens committee
request all who can to take a few
lessons. Douglas will have a team of
twenty men here on the 29th, and
game for twenty men is on with FL
Paso in December. The first tee and
the ninth green will be changed in the
near future, work, commencing to-
morrow. SO that members may see the
tee of and finish of each game from
the porch.
A new schedule has been made for
car service as follows:
Leave Bisbee-10 a. m, p. m, 3 D.
M, 4:30 p. m, p. m, 8 p. m, 10 D. m
Leave Club.-10:30 a. m, 1880 p. m.
$3.50 p. m, p. m, 1880 p. m, $3.50 p.
m, 1890 D. m.
Sundays beginning at - m. cars
leave on the hour and half schedule
Special service for dances and other
events.
Buying street car book for $500,
good between Bisbee and Warren, en-
ables members TO go and return from
club for % l-2c. or II I-2c to Warren
and return, as the distance from War
rem TO the club Is very short.
The next dance at the country club
will be on Saturday. October 31st. A
smoker will be held on November Sd,
1t which time the election returns will
be received by direct wire.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-20
WALLS FALL ON
JUAREz, KILLING HIM
Mexican Is Victim Of Accident
in the Burned District
of BiSbee.

Manuel Juarez. Mexican. was kill.
ed Sunday morning by being crushed
beneath mass of falling wall. He
was Immediately hurried to the Cop
per Queen Hospital, where he died
Sunday afternoon. Funeral services
will be held from the o. X. undertak-
ing parlors this afternoon at / O'Clock.
The wall which fell on the young
Mexican, for he was about eighteen or
twenty years old, was one left stano-
ing by the FIRE just beyond the Palace
undertaking parlors. the wall of an
adobe building A high wind was
blowing at the time and Juarez was
caught before ne knew he was in dam
ger.
An inquest was held yesterday even
ing at O'Clock in Justice Hogan's Of
fee where it was decided that the de
ceased came to mis- death from an I'M
ayoidable accident.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-20
GOLD HOLDS OUT
DOWN TO 60 FEET
BisbeeiteS Returning From
SyIvanite Say Prospects
Are Very Bright,

The rush to Sylyanite is on in
earnest and the prospects are that 1t
will greatly increase IN the next few
days Over thirty left Bisbee yester-
day for the new gold fields, while a
number returned from there. Nearly
all of them bring favorable reports.
e. Among those who returned yester-
day were Jack McGregor, B. M Patti
son, Charles Jones and ". f. Tester.
All of them nave acquired an interest
in holdings there. and viii. return
later. most of them some tfme this
week = '-.''- ~ - 20 &C.. -.
In their opinion the. surface showing
ia good. The vein has been followed
down nearly sixty feet, and according
to reports given them the values have
increased with depth. They saw ore
panned out from the sixty foot shaft
which showed a fine string of colors.
Old timers from Cripple Creek say
the formation Is very similar TO that
OF the Colorado camp with additions
that are In favor of the new camp.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-20
ALL REPORTS
ENCOURAGE
DEMOCRATS
Certain Victory In Sight, But
r Leaders of Party Refuse To
Let Up in the Vigorous
Campaign.

The Warren District Democratic
club met in regular session last night
in the Odd Fellows hall A number of
rousing speeches were made, and re-
ports of such a favorable character
received from all sections of the
party in regard to the prospects of
Democratic success, that the members
who had not been keeping in close
touch with the situation were reused
to the aggressive work that is being
done by the county central committee
and the candidates.
The meeting last night was pre-
sided over By Chairman Letson of the
Democratic central committee. A. F.
Stumpf, secretary of the central COM
mittee, made the opening address to
the club. He was full of enthusiasm
over the outlook for. Democratic sue.
cess In the local county campaign,
and after he had talked a few MIMI
ties. explaining his reasons for think
ing so. he had his audience equally as
enthusiastic. The crowd laughed
long and heartily at his apt allusion
TO Ralph Cameron and the Morrison
sisters" and his description of the
kind of a triumyirate they made.
G. q. Thompson was called upon,
and responded with few remarks
concerning the local situation He
found ready RESPONSE from his audi
ence when he said that the idea for
the Democrats of Cochise to keep in
their heads was to keep at work until
the last vote was counted on Novem-
Der Bird He also gave the opinions of
some of the prominent political ex-
perts of the country In regard to some
of the hitherto doubtful states, show
ing that they. had already been placed
in the Democratic column.
4. Murray, Jr., was the next speak.
er, having been called for by the au-
dience He responded in a brief adj
dress, telling number of appropriate
jokes. and keeping the crowd in a
good humor. The speaker eulogized
action OF Mark Smith In going to the
support of the Commoner.
The meeting then adjourned, but a
joint meeting of the various COM
mittees was held. II was at this point
that two well known Republicans.
thinking they We're attending the club
meeting came in. With much good
humor and numerous sallies from
DOlu SUES, lHG SlJudllDH Was SA pldlu-
ed TO them, and they proceeded to
become conspicuous by their absence.
At the session of the committees
reports from various parts of the
county were heard and the only bad
feature about them was that they
were so encouraging that some of the
Democrats may be inclined to ''rest
on their oars" between now and No
vember Bird. 1t was the unanimous
dhdnion of those present, however,
that the word should b carried on as
vigorously as though tbo result were
in doubt.
The comment on the manner In
which the candidates are conducting
the campaign was especially favor
able. and IL was the opinion OF sew
eral leaders of tho party present who
had been in several parts of the coun-
ty where the Democratic candidates
had eampdgned, that they were not
only rounding up all the Democratic
votes. but an appreciable proportion
of the Republican votes. as we'll
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-20
COURT DENIES
ALL PLEAS Of
MRS. HAMS
Unfortunate Wife Insists That
She Was Dazed With
Whisky and Compelled To
Sign the Alleged Confession

NEW YORK, Oct. 1e.-The applica-
ton of Mrs. Claudia Hams for ali
mony and counsel fees to defend a
suit of divorce brought by, Captain
Peter c. Haines, Jr., awaiting trial for
killing William f. Annis, was denied
by Justice Carr in Brooklyn today
Mrs Hams request that she be grant
ed custody of her children also was
denied. Annis was named as core
spondent in Captain Hams suit for
divorce
Mrs. Hams affidavit in reply 10 her
husbands divorce suit was made pub
lie today. In II she declared that when
Captain Hams returned from San
Francisco to Fort HapcocR on Sandy
Hook on May % last, he accused her
of intimacy vita Vim. Z. Annis. bas-
ing his allegations on letter which
Captain Hains said he had received
from his brother Thomas Jenkins
Hams. Mrs. Hams denied the accu-
sation and at her suggestion Captain
Hams invited Annis to their home.
after which all three went riding in
the Annis automobile.
On the following day Mrs. Hams
father, General P. G. Hams. He re-
turned at 2 a. III. on June LIST, and
pulling her out of bed, again accused
her of having had relations with An
mis- and threatened to shoot her. Gen
eral Hams called that day, Mrs. Hams
asserted, and upon hearing the cap
tain's accusations, said he would shoot
Annis on sight. Later that day Cap
tain Hams brother. T. j. Hams, call
ed with a lawyer and asked nsr a lot
of questions while she was dazed At
the solicitation OF T. j. Hams, Mrs.
Hams said she took drink of whiskey
and then at her husbands orders,
signed ?, paper which was not read to
her. This, she believes, was the con-
fession which they say she made. Mrs.
Hams denied that she had been guilty
of any improperly with Annis and
continued: Il believe that my hus-
bands acts and the charges which he
has made against me have been
prompted by his brother. T. ]. Hams.
who threatened to iniure me for re-
fusing his advances"
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-20
CHAS. MAIDEN DIES '
OF HIS INJURIES

Charles Maiden died at the Copper
Queen Hospital Sunday morning be
tween S and o'clock. Funeral ser
vices will be held at O'Clock today
from the Fletcher & Hennessey IN
dertakfng parlors. under the auspices
of the Elks' lodge. of which the de-
ceased was a member.
The deceased was about forty years
of age, and was injured about ten
days ago by Nfall from the trestie
just above the Car shaft. He i'm
proved steadily for a few days after
his injury, but suddenly grew worse
Sunday morning, and succumbed rap
idly.
So far as known the deceased had
no relatives, although efforts have
been made, to locate brother. Maid
en- was shift boss at the Irish Mag.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-20
Give. III. 70 Avoid wr.ek

Paris, nL-Lawrence Friend, q
brakeman. was, msngled beneath the
wheels OF train the other day after
he had saved scores OF lives by pre-
venting the train from crashing head
on into a row Of freight cars. Friend
turned the switch just In time to
swing the passenger onto side track,
but not quickly enough to get out Of
the way Of the engine. The engineer,
the sole witness OF the brakemau's sac
Rice. told Of IT. TT pretty sure
something is going to happen to-day"
Friend told the men In the yard. when
he went to work that morning. II feel
1t In my bones. Something Is going 70
happen sure"