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Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-12-02
AFFAIR
WILL NOT HAVE
FATAL RESULT
Knife Blade Welded BY Mexi-
can in Douglas Saloon En-
tiers Another Mexican's
Lung, But Win Recover.

DOUGLAS. Dec. Special -
There was a stabbing ARRAY in the
Beehive saloon at Ninth street and h
avenue Saturday evening which LOOK
ed for time as If il would be attend
ed with fatal results. The partici-
pants were two Mexieans, Librado Al
varez and Ignacio Grinalva, who came
into the place quarreling or at least
talking in loud tones. A moment later
it is claimed that Alvarez struck Grl-
halva who Immediately drew a knife
and yiciously attacked his assailant
before any bystanders could inter
fere and stabbed HIM three times.
One of the wounds vas In the breast,
the knifs blade having penetrated the
lung, another was in the back, the
kidney being penetrated and the third
wound was in the check 'GrihaIva was
then disarmed and held until officers
King and Lilies arrived when he was
handed over to them and taken to the
lock up.
1t was first thought that the wounds
must prove fatal 10 Alvarez, but TINS
morning it was said that he was do
ing nicely and that there were good
chances for his recovery.
Grihalva was arraigned before
Judge Rice in the jpstice court this
morning. waived examination and was
bound over for trial.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-12-02
NEWS
NOTES

Billy Cardwell came up from Naco
zari Saturday.
Jesse Benton came home from Ben
son yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. d. Eastman VINO
are leaving soon for Sacramento, Cal,
will be the guests o. honor at a fare
well reception Tuesday evening at the
Methodist parsonage on e avenue, be-
tween Eleventh and Twelfth streets
Or. Glaze went 20 Bisbee today for
two weeks.
Miss Margaret Isaacs is again able
to be at her work al the Emporium
after several days absence with a
sprained ankle.
G. b. Bell came up from the Belle
Union mine near Naeozari Saturday.
Mrs. Rossignol of the Woodland IS
entertaining her daughter, Mrs.
Echols, and baby Of Sulphur Springs,
Oklahoma
Mr.. and Mrs. Lew Morris and Mrs.
Irwin visited in Btsbee yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Packard are now
living In their newly fitted up apart
ments in the First National bank
building.
Col. ID. H. Johnston went to Bis
bee yesterday afternoon, returning in
the evening.
Ray Radford who went to Tomb
stone to serve on the grand jury and
was excused, returned Saturday.
Mrs. Moulton went TO Bisbee today
to visit her son in the Copper Queen
hospital.
Attorney A. F. Parsons returned
from Tombstone yesterday.
Mrs w. G. Moore and baby OF EI
Paso came Saturday for weeks Wis
ii.
Constable Young Davis of Pirt1e-
vile took his mother to one of the
local hospitals in Bisbee yesterday.
G. W. Funk Of the Copper Queen
auditing department came down from
Bisbee yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Walker Hal
liburton were sight seeing in Bisbee
yesterday.
Y and NJ. Shaya, the Syrian mer-
chants on Thirteenth street and q
avenue. have let tho contract for a
new $500 one-story brick store build
present quarters. Billy Bashore has
the contract and work wifi begin on
the first of December.
Green of the HoteI Gadsden dining
room force left this morning for .le
Stafford hotel in Denver.
Miss Ruby Ardoin and Miss Margar.
ct Dunlap returned to Ell Paso this
morning after a weeks visit with
friends and relatives.
Mrs. Annie Hughes and children
went out to SylyanICe this morning.
Mrs. Crane of FL Paso, who mas
been visiting Mrs. A. A Fisher, re.
turned home this morning.
Grandma" Strickland, who has
been with her daughter, Mrs. r. L.
DUNCAN, for three months, returned
to her home in Duncan this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r. Scott have
fine 9-pound boy to brighten their
home. He arrived Saturday evSning.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. L. Gibson are re-
joiced at the advent of an eleven
| pound this mornig. ....
pound boy this morning.
NJ. G. A. expects to depart for Sacra,
mento on December 8 His successor
here has not been announced.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Igo returned
from their wedding trip last night.
Mrs. II. d. Tinker was taken to
the Calumet hospital today. She is
quite ill with pneumonia.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-12-02
H TERRITORIAL AND COUNTY NEWS
GLOBE WITNESSES
SOME BIG DE AIS

controlling interest in the Inspiration
property has been practically made to
George f. Gum OF Salt Lake City
and his Boston associates. President
J. D. Coplen of the Inspiration com
pany left yesterday morning for Kan
sas City Mo, where a meeting of the
board of directors will be held on
Monday or Tuesday to ratify the sale.
This will be the most important deal
consummated in Globe district for
many years. BY the terms of the
agreement one million dollars is to be
paid into the treasury of the company,
to be used for development purposes,
the first payment of $250,000 TO be
made within the next ten days, and
Mr.. Gum and his associates are also
to have an option on 100000 shares of
treasury stock at $40 par, which II
exercised will give the reorganized
company $3.O00.00O additional, ample
to provide the most complete eQuib-
ment and reduction works of large
capacity. The reorganization plan
contemplates capital of 100000
shares of the par value of $40 per
share, of which the new interest is to
have 100000 shares. the stockholders
of the present company 100000 shares,
and 100000 to be placed in the treas
ury.
Negotiations are also bending for
the sale to a New York interest of a
group of claims that adjoins the Miami
and inspiration, and is considered one
of the most valuable properties in
that part of the Globe district
II Is also learned that a company is
being formed in Calumet, Mich, to
take over a group of claims adjoining
the property OF the Superior & Boston
Copper company.
Never before in the history of min
ing in this territory have so many big
deals, aggregating millions of dollars,
been made in the space of few
weeks. as ar enow being closed for
mining properties in the Globe dis
trict.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-12-02
S. P. GUY WAS
EXPERT WITH
BOGUS CHECKS
CaShes Several In Prescott
Among People Who Failed
To Note the Significance Of
His Name.
(Prescott JournaI Minerl

Peace officers of the city were en-
gagged al night in a strenuous search
Tor man who gave his name as San-
ael r. Guy, charged VITA forgery. Guy
arrived here from Los Angeles, acr
cording to his own statement, Satur-
day. He was possessed of consider
able coin, and soon made friends in
the local resorts. He represented
that he had just returned from ALASKA,
with fortune, and was on his way
10 Imperial. to make large land in
vestments. He is also alleged to have
stated that he had large amount
on deposit IN a Los Angeles bank
He presented what appeared TO p-
a certified check, In the sum of $50,
on the Surety Trust company, of Lor,
Angeles, at one ofstbe places u pay
ment for q roundss of drinks. The
check was cashed and forwarded
through a local bank to Los Angeles
for collection. Shortly afterwards he
did a similar turn in another place
receiving payment for similar check
in the same amount. A telegram VI b
received from Los Angeles bank By
the local bank which forwarded the
checks for collection yesterday stat
ing that Guy had no funds on deposit
there. The check deposit0rs were no
titled, and Guy was apprehended. He
accompanied them to the bank, ana
insisted that the telegram was wrong,
and that he had large amount on de
posit with the Surety Trust company
He left the bank Later. another Ter
egram was received, stating that the
certified checks were forgeries, ana
suggesting that Guy be arrested.
After leaving the bank, 1t appears
that Guy received the cash for third
check similarly certified at anothes
place. He was last seen at O'Clock
He was slightly intoxicated.
He is described as being about five
feet, ten inches in height, slightly
stop-shouldered, and weighing 1SO
pounds. He is clean-siiaven, of veiy
norid complexion, and SIS years old
Hetalks rapidly, and occasionally slut
He talks rapidly, and occasionally slut
gray business suit, light colored shirt
dark necktie with red figures. He
wore a horseshoe diamond pin, anc
dark derby hat of old fashion.
He is alleged to have admitted that
he was a former faro bank dealer and
ex-gambler.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-12-02
Here from Stafford.

Wilbur Ijams, one of the pioneer
residents of the town of Stafford IN
Graham county, arrived in Douglas
last night, having cen for a week
visiting his brother, z. T. Ijams, OIL
Tombstone. Mr.. Ijams says that SAT-
ford is growing rapidly and is now
the recognized metropolis of the
beautiful ella valley. The Horseshoe
mine, located in the Lone Star dis
trict, north of Stafford, has been de
veloped during the past year with re
markable success and is now regard
ed as certain to become an important
producer.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-12-02

ferring with local leaders and cali
on Governor Kibbay. The visits were
all, however, more of social than a
political nature, for Mr.. Cameron
promised that he would call on the
people here before leaving Arizona.
Asked regarding the oatIook for i'm
mediate statehood, Mr.. Cameron said:
81 am Just as confident as ever; al
fact, more so, if possible, that Ari-
iona will get statehood at the short
session, and / hope before the noii-
days. | intend to leave no stone un-
turned that may bring to Arizona the
great boon for winch she has been
fighting so long without success But
| believe a new era has opened for
the territory and that at last we are
about to realize a victory that will be
the greatest in the history of the ter
ritory | am going - Washington and
work from now until the close of the
session for anything and everything
that will be for the best interests OF
Arizona and ArizonaDs. As l have
said before, and srepeat now, we have
the most loyal and best citizenship
of any commonwealth in the union,
and statehood is our right.
"The time was when the east dia
not appreciate our standards of citi-
zeDship, order and n crafty, but times
have changed and believe that many
of the false, unjust notions harboreu
against Arizona and her people have
been supplanted by the truth
Assurances from many sources
have encouraged and confirmed me IL
the belief that we shall have state
hood, and that l will be able to make
good on my promise to the people be
fore election"
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-12-02
Globe Beltl

tGlobe Belt)
Developments in the local copper
mining situation are SO rapid as to
appear almost Kaleidoscope and they
foreshadow with reasonable certainty
one OF the r9eatest booms in Globe
ever Witnessed in a western mining
camp.
Two important deals We're eonsnm
mated last week; The Live Oak mine
and group of claims were bonded to
Il. b. Hovland of Duluth. Mimi, for
S45a. 600. Manager NJ. E. Mccarthy of
the Globe Consolidated, is TO start the
development work on the Live Oak,
probably within ten days. The initial
work by the new management will be
the sinking of the vertical shaft, now
ever 200 feet deep, and which is To-
Gated within a few hundred feet of
the newest drill hole on the keystone
property in which sulphides have been
struck In the bottom of the Live Oak
mated with sulphide. The expecta-
ton of the purchaser is to develop in
the Live Oak the extension of the
same great sulphide deposit that has
been so extensively opened by the
Miami Copper company.
The other transaction effected last
week was an option taken by J, G.
Hershay of Duluth, for n. A. Eaton
and himself. on the property of the
Arizona National Cope rcompany, the
Pinto Copper Mining company and adj
joining claims owned by George Bow
en- and o. s. Cross. The amount In
volved in this deal is considerably
over $1,000.000, and the first payment
is to be made within ninety days. The
company has contracted to sink two
shafts, each to the depth OF 500 feet
or more. one on the Pinto Copper
eomIany's ground and one on the Ari-
zcna Nationals property. The ex-
pert in this deal is c. w. Pritchett of
Denver.
In addition TO the above the Silver
Belt is informed that the sale of a
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-12-02
Band is Reoraanized.

At meeting of the board of di.
rectors of the city band last week,
Prof c. 4. Jones of AIamagordo was
chosen as director TO succeed Mr..
Schaffner who retIres. Seventeen
members of the band were present
and they promise some good music
during the coming months. They pan
to give their weekly concerts in the
park at o'clock instead of Z, as has
been their custom. President S. w
French, Manager J. B. Speed, A. b.
Packard, H. c. Jordon, oliver Ross
and J. C. Croft of the directors board
were present at the meeting.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-12-02

was again loaded irtc an automobile
and taken to his home.
Rufe Scott reports having narrowly
missed man about the same time
on G avenue. He was driving one OF
their machines when a pedestrian
lodged out from in front of a bus
right in front and almost unaer
SCOTS big car Scott shouted at the
man in warning and by quick
swerve ef mis- machine managed to
avoid him, and was probably more
startled than the man.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-12-02
Y. N. c. a. open HOUSE.

The open house st the Y. NJ. C. A.
on Saturday night was quite as en-
joyable as its predecessors, although
not so well attended, about two hun
dred attending to see the three box
ing bouts advertised and the singing
by the Quartette. rs well as to be en-
tertained by Charles Brown, Jr. rhe
bouts were all good ones, no dec.s-
ions being rendered as is the custom
at the association. The quartette
numbers were good and Brown was
as funny and entertaining as he al
ways Is.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-12-02

One OF F1etcherss automobiles, when
returning from the eastbound train
last evening. struck and seriously IN
jured a Mexican between the railroad
station and the Queen hotel. The man
was at once loaded into a rig which
was following and taken to Or.
Reese's Office FOR medical and surgical
attention. He was severely cut about
the head but while his injuries were
pronounced serious, they are not con-
sidered dangerous. After his wounds
had been dressed BY DR.. Reese ne
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-12-02
Bows play puck pin

The first game Of the Indian duck
pin league which has been establish
ed among the boys was played at the
7. NJ. G. A. on Saturday morning. The
teams which opened the league series
were the Navajos and the Apaches,
the score for the FIVE innings being
40 to log in favor OF the former team.
Next Saturday morning the Cherokees
win meet the Apaches.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-12-02
Prize for Douglas Schools.

Prize for Douglas Schools.
The general educational exhibit OF
the Douglas school took first prizes
at the recent territorial fair in Phoe-
nix which speaks well for the school
which are among ihe youngest of LIE
territory. The drawing exhibit which
is exceptionally good is now on exhi-
bition at the high school building.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-12-02
CAMERON STILL CONFIDENT

Hon Ralph H. Cameron, Arizona S
delegate-elect TO congress, arrived in
Phoenix Saturday morning to spena
the day meeting his friends there, be
fore leaving for Washington for the
winter, says the Gazette. Another poT-
ton of the day was devoted to con
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-12-02
Sad News.

Mrs. Alice G. Snyder, residing at
921 Tenth street in this city, has re-
ceiyed a telegram announcing the
death of her brother, James G.
Browne, at his home in Chicago Mr..
Browne was pioneer settler Of the
city Of Chicago and was prominently
connected with the early history Oh
that city.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-12-02

day The purses offered amount to
one cent plus forty thousand plunks.
The program announces a Free-For-
AIl-Two-Step, Water Wagon Special
and Hot Air Hurdles.
Leon S. Jacob assistant clerk of
the board Of supervisors of Maricopa
county and acting deputy sheriff ar
rived in Benson Monday morning
from the capital city with two young
Indian lads who had been committed
to the Industrial School. Mr.. Jacobs
returned to Phoenix Monday after
noon.
The following Orange county candi-
dates before the people at the Noyem-
Der trouble have recorded their cam
paign expenses: Richard Melrose,
republican candidate for assembly
man, $71.35; J. W. Towner, Demo-
cratic candidate for superior judge,
$241.91; Il. B. West, Republican candi-
date for superior judge, $242.15;
Miguel Estudillo, Republican candi-
date for state senator, s96.SS.
c. NJ. Short of Guthrie reports a
find of surface oil seepage near that
place and has located five claims pre-
paratory to prospecting for oil.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-12-02
Goes to WiIIeox.

Goes 70 WILCOX.
Judge G. w. Cass left yesterday
afternoon for Wilcox where he goes
for few days on business. Judge
Cass was for a time a resident OF
that town and has mining interests in
the Dos Cabesas district.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-12-02

Attorneys representing T. G. Norris,
the Prescott lawyer who is under in
dictment on the charge of perjury,
have withdrawn the plea of not guilty
and have submitted a demurrer 10 the
Indictment, alleging that it does not
set forth the substance in the suit In
which the alleged perjury was com
mitted.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-12-02
TERRITORIAL
NOTES

Sylvanite, n, NJ, has been recogniz-
ed by Uncle Sam and granted its own
post Office and ed. Clark, one of the
pioneer discoveries OF the district
viii be the first postmaster He has
already forwarded his bonds 10 Wash
ington and by the time they are APP
proved will have provided ample ac-
commodations for handling the rap
idiy increasing mail
Dome. Ariz., is now showing much
life in a mining way, and is the head.
quarters of prospectors and mining
men, among the latter being +. S. Bis
bee, who has sampled many of the
mines in different parts of Arizona,
and a Mr.. Wilson. who travels in his
own auto. The latter is now in Los
Angeles on mining business.
E. b. Long, formerly ranger in the
San Gabriel forest reserve, and for
the past two years. head ranger of
the San Barnardino reserve. has been
appointed deputy supervisor of the
Angeles reserve, with residence at
Monrovia.
=
work in the yard at Nogales, rear
the rohndhouse. a steam shovel which
will cut out the little eminence be-
tween the tracks and Morley avenue.
opposite the company's row of tene-
ment houses. The work viii take out
the curve in the main track there and
give more side track room.
-
built at Yuma, and various changes
in the yards to suit its new location
are to be made. Maps have been pre-
pared and sent to John NJ. Speese,
with a request that he lay Ehe matter
before the council for consideration
with respect to certain changes il
the streets that are thought TO be adj
vantageous TO the railroad manage
ment as well as the public
Superintendent ]. B. Cook OF the
Pacific Creamery company at Tempe
is hone from a three weeks trip in
Old Mexico. The visit was one com
bining business and pleasure and
most OF the time was spent in the
vicinity of Culiaern. A railroad il
now being built through that section
and the number OF projects for It's
tensive development and Mr.. Cook
thinks the country viii have great
future.
J. B. Lander, vice-president and
general manager, and Mr.. Allen, a
prominent sIockholieF in the New
bury mining property, arrived at New
bury last week Mr.. Lander has or.
dered several cars of IL nber and WI
erect fine residence at the mine up
on its arrival, he will then hrns his
family and make Neybury mis- Ter
manent home. These gentlemen will
leave for Boston this week to order
the tramway that will be installed be
tween the mine and the river just
above the Buttes, where the old PIMA
smelter stood The main shaft is now
down $50 feet below the tunnel level
and the whole bottom is in ore con
sisting of ehaIeopyrite and gold
Attorneys representing T. G. Norris
the Prescott lawyer who is under in
dictment on the charge of perjury
have withdrawn the plea of not guilty
and have submitted demurrer TO the
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-12-02

The Eiks' lodge of Las Vegas, N. NJ,
have a race meet on for next Thurs
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-12-02
WHY PAY MQRE2|

WIT ri nUKtl
When you can get the best
at the following prices:
Prime Rib Roasts 10c per
pound.
The Original Condensed
Chill Con Came.
Swiss Sausage.
Spanish Sausage.
MariCopa Creamery But
or 40c per ID.
Round steaks, 10c per Id.
Shoulder steaks, 4 lbs.
for 25c.
Hamburger, 8 lbs for 25cI
| Tendeaoin Steaks, i5cI
per pound.
P0rtefhouSe and 7 Bone
Steaks, i5c per lb.
All kinds of Pork, IL t-2c
per pound.
Live Chickens Dressed
to order,
! Dressed Hens, 25c per ID.
Dressed Spdngers, 81 1-2c.
per lb.
Live Hens, 22c per Id.
Live Springersj 25c per h..
| All kinds of Sausage, 10C
per pound.
Spring Lambs, zoe Der
pound,
| Mutton 15c DER pound.
Loin RoaStS of Beef,
II 1-2c per pound.
|OVERMAN'S
| Cast, Market
(HuEnxs Block.)
ACROSS FROM Y. M. C. A.
and CENTRAL SCHOOL BLDG.
Phone 362.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-12-02


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Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-12-02

ONE COSTUME of Crepe De Chene. new
elephants breath gray; yoke OF hanel
wrought medallions and Irish Lace; three
quarter length sleeve. Skirt MT kEl
new fare effect over taffeta I.IIIi
silk Regular price $500. I'LL
Special to close.
ONE PARTY DRESS of Blue Messaline
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ribbon and applique braid Yoke OF hne
yaienciennes; high pointed fan0 m
collar, tbree-quarter length XIII I'LL
sleeve Regular price $4,000. iEfIs
Now - ~ ~ ~
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lace. An exceptionally beau sEh iii
tful and novel creation, sH/sf
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ribbon rosettes. Shirt has n EF m
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ONE COSTUME Of Pink SILK Chiffon.
very handsome gown, inspired by the latest
creations OF noted Partisan
designs Yoke and Sleeves Ann m
clever arrangement of<Val, U1i1z sfIi
lace and Insertion. value $40. sH//
To close at - -
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-12-02
Do Not Trihe
With 8 Cold

Is good advice for men and women. q
may be vitalsin the case Of Child. Long
experience has proven that there Is doth
ing better for colds in childrca than
Chamberlain
Cough Remedy
tits fayorite with many mothers ans
never disappoints them. II contains nc
opium or other narcotic and may be given
with implicit condolences.
sissEE DRUG Co. ssssee. Naec and
losseii.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1908-03-06
Railroad Mortgage Foreclosure,

san Diego, Cal Suit to fore.
close half million dollars OF the
mortgage bonds Of the san Diego.
CuyamaCa & Eastern railroad was
commenced yesterday in the superior
court by NJ Freeman It is under.
stood that MIR fireman Is the repre-.
sentative OF the Southern Pacific and
that the short road eastward from
here into the foothills will ultimately
fail into Southern Pacific possession
through this action