Arizona republican., 1908-11-18
THE VISITORS
 FROM B|SbEE. Pleased With Their Treatment
 al the Fair THE BEST EVER HELD
Another Woman Arrested for Thieving After Fire. An Earlier Suspect On the Same Charge Leaves Her Bondsmen In the Lurch.

Bisbee. Ariz., Nov 14-(Special l Correspondence of The Republicanl- | Returning fair visitors speak highly | of the fair and of the treatment ac- | corded them by the citizenship of Phoenix. They are unanimous in the | expression of the belief that it was the
 best territorial fair yet held and that the Cochise county exhibit was the banner one.
 Sinking on the new shaft at the North Bsbee property. northeast of
 the city. is being rapidly prosecuted by the contractors. Sixty-five feet of
 the 135-foOt contract has already been sunk. The shaft is being sunk on
 the Bass claim at some little distance
 from the old shaft, which was discon-
 tinued after reaching a depth of sixty feet X large ore body was encoun-
 tered in the old shaft which gave re-
 turns of 26 per cent copper, but upon
 the advice of engineers, it was decided
 to sink a new shaft and penetrate the
 ore body in a more advantageous place
 because the first shaft was sunk too
 near the contact and the flow of wa
 ter was very great. According to min
 ing experts, the present shaft should
 cut the ore body at depth of ninety
 feet. The company is managed by-lo-
 cal men and the work is being done very economically.
 Jack McGregor and Leonard Loehr. who are interested at Sylvanite and have a bond on the King Solomon and Big John claims. left today for that camp. They have been making a sur face crosscut on the vein which has been opened for quite a distance and which give rich returns. according to the local assayer. They expect soon to organize a company and begin de- velopment work on a large scale.
 Thursday night, Nov. 19, will be a big day at the local Y. M. C. A. build ing. The Reds, one of the sides in the great membership contest now go- ing on, will keep open house. They have erected a bull pen about ten feet square in the middle of the gym nasium, and with the assistance of the city officers propose to imprison there in any Blue" who may dare to grace the occasion with his presence. The turn of the Blues will come later, and lively times are expected
 Mrs. Hoy. wife of the editor of the Review. left today for her home in southern Texas. where she was called by a telegram stating that her mother was dying of pneumonia and that her father was seriously ill.
 Neil Bailey of Naco was in the city yesterday and states that he still eX- poets the returns from the outlying precincts will carry the election his way The returns are to be canvassed by the board of supervisors on the 10th at Tombstone.
 C. W. Van Dyke, the man who laid out the townsite of Warren, is in the city, and speaking of the Broken Bot tie claim which he owns at Sylvanite, says that things in the new camp are looking good His claim has been twelve feet in a large number of places and from developments so far he is satisfied that he has mine. He will run a tunnel in one place and sink a shaft in another. In the place where he proposes to run a tunnel the vein is uncovered for a depth of several feet and averages from 14 to Is inches in width. A general assay taken from the vein gave values averaging $32.40 per ton. He is confident that the new camp will prove permanent.
 R. K. Clancy. who heads a company | that is exploiting the old Santa Ro- salia, nine miles south of Cananea, is | in the city on business looking toward | the incorporation of a company, and | reports that the mine has an abund- | ance of low grade ore stopped and | awaiting the completion of the mill to | be treated. He states that the old | picked only for the very | highest grade, and that the low grade | ore which was discarded by them is very valuable. The company owns 47 | pertencias and has valuable timber from the Mexican govern ment.
 Mrs Hughes, q resident of Clawson Hill, before the fire, has been arrest ed on a charge of appropriating valu- ables belonging to others during the excitement of the fire. She is out on bond. Mir and Mrs. Lisman of John son addition. who were arrested on a similar charge several days ago. have fled, leaving their bondsmen sadder but wiser It is thought that this is but the beginning of arrests to be made on this account as a large amount of property which is known to
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