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Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-19
'BURGOMAsTER'
SCORES GREAT
HIT IN BISBEE
Most Competent Troupe Ever
Seen In Arizona Presents
Well Known Musical Comedy
To Crowded House.

Although 1t has delighted hundreds
of thousands throughout the United
States during the past six years, THE
Burgomaster" was presented for the
first time in Bisbee last night at the
Orpheum Theater by the most talent
ed musical comedy troupe that has
ever been seen in this city. The
house was crowded, and from the ris-
ing of the curtain on the prologue un-
til 1t descended for the last time at
an unusually late hour, the audience
was delighted and entertained by
catchy and tuneful music, as well as
jokes that were really laughable.
The show itself, which is so well
known to the American public, is SC
far above the many so-called musical
comedies of the present day from, a
standpoint of excellence, that it seems
a shame to classify it with them. 1t
is a real musical comedy with none OF
the agonizing monologues that seem
funny to the monologuist but not to
the audience. The only monologues
contained in it are comical.
Gus Weinburg is still appearing in
the role of Peter Stuyvesant. and
judging from the applause and roars
of laughter with which his almost
every movement was greeted last
evening, it will be profitable for him to
go On playing the part until the end
of the chapter. In addition to the
catchy songs furnished him in the
show his dialogue is such that it would
make a professional mourner laugh
heartily.
Miss Ruth White, the Arizona girl,
who has attained such a high place in
her profession, shows by her perform
ance that she wen her laurels by true
merit. CARRIED In the daintiest of
male attire, her appearance is GER
tainly progressing and lends charm
that makes her fayorite with the au-
dience as soon as she appears before
the footlights, and in pleasing voice
renders several songs of the character
that persist In making person hum
the music while trying to attend to
something else. Added to her dainty
appearance and splendid voice is her
gracefulness, which is truly captivat-
ing.
Leo Kendall as Doodle Won Kyil' is
a competent comedian, and lends
much TO the general success.
/ Supporting the principals are. sew
eral competent people with secondary
parts, and real chorus, in the selec-
ten Of which ability to sing, as well
as prettiness have formed an essential
part.
Because Of the many encores de-
manded, 1t was impossible to finish
the production until almost IL o'clock.
and even then it was necessary to
eliminate one of the songs.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-19

hours pumping the inflow became
normal and sinking proceeded. The
shaft is stiil In the vein as the latter
200 feet shall have beeen reached a
is almost vertical When a deptn Oh
station win be cutand the vein cross.
cut to determine its width. In the
meantime sinking in the shaft will be
continued till depth of 500 feet SHALL
have been reached. TIE ore showing
is excellent. General Manager Beard
will return from Oklahoma on nsxt
Monday.
Z. E. Cutler and Cal Bywater,
prospectors from Globe, have been
looking over the Mineral Hill district
sixteen miles northeast of Florence,
and have located a group of claims
upon which they have completed 10
cation work. They were in Florence
Tuesday after supplies and were very
enthusiastic over their claims. Tney
told the Blade man thew had u cveIed
over nearly all the great mining dis
tricts of the west but had never seen
,any mineral country that showed such
alluring surface indications as they
had found b the Mineral Hill district
. and they cannot understand why that
section is not now a beehive OF In
dustry. We have been telling pros
pectors and mining investors that
same story for 2S years past, but un
til very recently the Mineral Hill dis.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-19
OLD SOLDIER
THINKS LITTLE
Of WAR TALK
Brigadier General Godfrey Wis
iting Son In District-Be-
IieveS Japan Would Not
Jeopardize Her Standing.

Intending to spend a few days in the
district visiting his sen, the well
known physician, Brigadier General
E. S. Godfrey, who retired a few
months ago from the active service on
account of having reached the age
limit, stopped off in Bisbee last even
ing On his way to the Pacific Coast
where he will probably make his flu
ture home.
General Godfrey graduated from the
United States military academy al
West Point in the class of 1867, and
since that time rose through the va
rious ranks in the mounted service
| until at the time of his retirement
last October, he had been promoted f.
the rank of brigadier general, and had
dual command Of Fort Riley, Kansas,
and other points surrounding.
Although past the age limit Of 81
years, General Godfrey does not look
to be more than so, probably due to
the active life he has led During his
active career he saw service not only
in the Indian wars. but in Cuba and
the Philippines. Now 1t is his ;nten-
ton to settle down to life as private
citizen, probably IN the beautiful eli
mate of southern California.
In answer to many questions by a
Review man concerning the army and
the possibility of war with japan last
evening, the general said.
IT do not think that we need have
any fear of a war with Japan, as the
oriental nation has achieved a posi-
ton in the world, which it wou!d be
very foolish for them to jeopardize by
becoming embroiled in difficulty with
the United States. A few months ago
they might have gained a Temporary
advantage during the first stages Of
"a war, because of our possessions in
the Pacific and our unprepareiness,
but with the feet now In western wa
tiers the islands are very well pro
tected, and this would allow iiue TO
recruit an army such as the United
States can only do, in times of tro,.s e.
AT the present time the numerical
strength of the standing army Of the
United States is about $1,000, which is
being steadily increased by the large
number OF men now enlisting. IN the
east good class of men are enlisting
Including mechanics, and other crafts
men. These recruits are very desir-
able, and make good soldiers, as they
are usu&ly men of principle The
fnen being recruited In the west do
not seem to be OF such a high stand
ard, as the recent financial panic was
not felt so severely in this portion Of
the country, and not many men were
thrown out of employment
"At the present time congress has
under consideration a measure to in
crease the pay of the enlisted men,
and this may make the service little
more attractive, although the increase
will not b such that the men viii not
be sble to take care Of Il"
General Godfrey will spend a few
days here and then go on TO Los An
geles. where he will visit for awhile,
and decide on some point to make his
home.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-19
MUCH TALK OF VISIT
OF CHAMP WHITE sOy
Fans Figure On FITTING Home
Talent Against Corners.
Lineup Changed,

The Chicago White Soxs visit to
Bisbee March II, when they are scheC
uled to play an exhibition game here
is now the subject of much disc Is
sion among the players and fans in
the city. Both are anxious to give the
White Sox a merry reception and
want a strong aggregation to pit
against them in the exhibition game.
So far no definite arrangements
have been made for organizing team
to meet the yisitors-aothing but talk
There are several old league players
here, but they object to going bach
into the game on the score that they
have been out of it SO long they
could not get back in condition in
time.
1t would be hard to import good
players at that date, as most teams
of consequence are in training for
the season. The fans believe they
could get along pretty well with what
timber they have here II the players
will get out and practice and II the
White Sox will loan them one Of tieil
'try-out" pitchers for the exhibition
game.
There have been few changes in
the lineup of the Sox since the an.
nouncement that they would play in
Arizona in March. The team as II
will appear here will line up as fol
lows:
Observation-Disclosures and Hart.
Pitchers-Altrock, Owen, Fiene,
olmstead, Manuel and Freeman.
nfielders-Anderson, first base;
Robe, second base; Purtell, third
base; Dublin, short stop; Osborn.
utility.
outfelders-Oneill, Weekday and
Leune.
The world-beaters proper-Manager
Chance and his huskies-will pass up
Bisbeey and the sage brush ball toss
ers and will meet the Southern league
teams instead
Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-19
,PiHAL COUNTY MINING NEWS.

Garrett Lewis, consulting engineer
for the Oklahoma Mining company,
left this week, for South America to
examine mining property owned
and operated by his English clients.
Mr.. Lewis is very quiet, unassumine
business and enjoys the confidence OF
his London clients among whom he
was raised and educated.
President c. E. Finney, of the Lon
don-Arizona Copper company, spent
several days at the eompany's prop
critics, near Winkelman, this week.
Mr.. Finney returned last week from a
months visit to the financial centers
of the east and reports steady i'm
provement in the financial situation.
But the recovery has not reached the
point that viii enable one to raise
large sums Of money on even the best
collateral HE had nothing new to
state relative to the future operations
of his company.
The two drilling plants at Ray are
still puncturing the earth within the
lines of the Ray Consolidated Copper
company's holdings, and according to
reports every hole sunk so far cut
every five feet Of depth attained, and
the pulp assayed Expert drill men
from Ely, Nevada, are In charge Of the
drilling plants and they make excel
lent progress, some times making as
high as fifty fee per day, the, number
of feet drilled depending upon the
character Of the ground penetrated.
The drill men, we understand, say the
ore showing at Ray is better than that
La 10
ground, they should know.
The agents of syndicate OF capt
talfsts contemplating the erection Of
custom smelling plant at some
point on the ella river In Pinal coun-
ty, have been looking over the min
ing field surrounding Kelvin for two
weeks past. A member of the syndi-
cate held a consultation with the ed
itor of the Blade this week and left
here thoroughly imbHsd with the ~.
lief that Kelvin was an ideal location
Tor such a plant. This scheme may
not materialize, but unless railroad
should be constructed from here to
Red Rock soon, TO give our miners
convenient access to the Sasco smet-
er, It is a foregone conclusion that a
custom plant will be erected on the.
ella river at some convenient point
between here and Winkelman.
A rumor- Is current to fle effect
that Tom Lawson and his Boston as
sociates. who have taken over the
Humboldt smelter, are now nsgotiat
ing for the purchase Of the Christmas
mine, situated on the ella river, fifty
miles east of Florence. This property
contains a vast amount Of copper and
iron sulphurets,- carrying. sufficient
amount of lime, intimately associated
with the iron, to make them the
greatest fluxing ores yet discovered
The properties tributary to the Hum
boldt plant at present are short On
ore Of this character. The successful
operation of a large custom plant,
such as is the Humboldt smelter. is
contingent upon a bountiful supply
of just sucn ore as the Christmas
properties can furnish. hence we
would not be surprised to see the
Humboldt people make an effort to
get control OF the Saddle Mountain
Mining company's holding at Christ
mas.
Ryo E. Troxel. superintendent OF
the Oklahoma Mining company. was
here Wednesday, on business. We
Learned from him that the double
Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-19
MUD CAUSES CHANGE
OF MANY OPINIONS
Those Who Oppose City's Pay
ing Portion of Expense
Have Changed Over,

There is probably no argument that
would have a greater effect in bring
ing about the making of permanent
OF tie subway than the condition of
the highway between. the Copper
Queen general offices and the com
pany's store during the past few days.
During this time vehicles have had
to travel through a mud puddle about
300 feet in length and about eight
inches in average depth.
The matter of bringing the contract
which has been prepared to the at
tention of the owners of abutting
property is now in the hands of a
committee of councilmen, and will
probably be taken up Immediately, as
general dissatisfaction with the high
way running over the waterway is
now expressed on every hand, and
there is a general desire to have the
street in good condition before the
LDring rains.
The fact that the city at large was
to pay a small portion Of the expense
of reconstructing the subway caused
some small amount Of dissatisfaction
for a time, but from all that can be
learned now the sentiment is unani-
nous to have the project go ahead
on the plans mapped out by the coun-
ell. In reality those taxpayers who
do not own property abutting on the
subway will only have to pay about
IL per cent of the cost, which when
divided up will amount to about $500
on the $1,000 valuation. a q,
AS soon as the contracts have been
igned by all of the property holders,
the work of reconstruction will be
commenced and rushed to compile
ton.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-19
Fully equipped to do anything in the Banking line
vARS|TY'S CHALLENGE
ACCEPTED BY Y. MICA.
UniverSity's Basket Ball Team
viii Play at Gym Next
Saturday Night,

The first of series of basket ball
games between the University of Ari-
IONA team of Tucson, and the team
from the Bisbee Young Mems Chris
tan Association will be played at the
gymnasium Saturday night. Last year
the games between these two teams
were very popular and the gallery
over the gym floor was always crowd
ed with enthusiastic lovers of the sport.
The rivalry between the two teams
is as great this year as it was last,
and both sides expect to win the first
game Those who will represent the
local Association have not been chosen
by Captain Holden and the directors
Of the gymnasium, but the team will
be in every respect as good, if not bet
ter than last years.
There will be only a limited num-
Der of tickets sold. and the demand
will prove greater than the supply, as
at former games.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-19

DIRECTORS;
I. C. ssiATTUck,
JACOB sCHMlD,
l. J. OVERLOOK,
J. r. HOOD,
J. N. MUHEiMs
Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-19

trict was very remote from railroad
transportation and for that reason
mining men could not be induced to
investigate the splendid prospects 10
Gated IN that locality. This handicap
has been removed by the advent Of
the P. & 2. railroad and we confident
ly expect that inside of a very few
years, the Mineral Hill district viii
be known far and wide as one OF the
greatest producers of gold, silver, lead
and copper. Tits magnificent vein
system carries all these metals in com
mercial quantity.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-19
CAN aroTEr GUNS

Ell PASO, Feb. 1s.-The ban that
absolutely prohibited the importation
OF fire arms into Mexico for several
months was raised today. Persons
crossing the boundary viii be per
mitted to carry their guns needed for
their protection.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-19
cATrLEmAh IN CRY.

John Hoastadt, Of Turncachi, Sono-
"a, arrived in the city yesterday eve
ming, and win be here for several
days. He has lived ia Sonora eor
thirty-three years, and is one Of the
prominent cattle men in the countr,
lying south Of Douglas.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-19
Which we viii sell while they last at
Which we viii sell while they last at
SO Cents Per Copy


Within the last twelve
months we have been COM
PEELED to turn down hundreds
of calls for this magnificent
exposition of the Territory OF
Arizona and its wonderful re-
sources.
1t is possible now to supply
a limited demand, because
after litigation extending over
twelve months several hun
dred copies have been turned
over to US.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-19

compartment shaft, now sinking on
the Oklahoma property, at Mineral
Hill, has attained a depth of 100 feet.
The vein was cut into at depth of
159 feet A rush of water into the
shaft took place, but the No. 8 Came
ron sinker was equal to the emery
ency and took care of the excess OF
water without difficulty. After few
Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-19
Miners and Merchants Bank
sIsBEE, ARIZONA.
BRANCH AT LOWELL, kRlZ.

OFFICERS:
L. C. sHATTUck, President.
j. M. MuHEiM, Vice President
J. n. HOOD, Cashier.
c. w. sPiERs, Asst Cashier.
C. A. BENNETT, Mgr. Lowell Branch
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ssapoleon III. als 9teporter.

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