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Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-18
WILL FIGHT AGAIN RECALLED
 ID MIND
Part of Estate of Alexander T. Stewart to Be Sold
 Today

NEW YORK, December IA sale in partionOn to take place in White Plains tomorrow morning revives mem ories of the old litigation over the will of the late Alexander T. Stewart, the first of America s merchant princes. MT. Stewart died in 1876, owning the property which is to be sold and which consists of about one hundred and fifty acres of land situated in the towns of Rye and Harrison.
 By his will Mir. Stewart left all of his property to his widow, Cornelia M. Stewart. Mrs. Stewart died in 1886, leaving will appointing Judge Henry Hilton executor and trustee, and giv- ing practically absolute power to him to dispose of her enormous estate as he should see fit. A niece of Mrs. Stew art contested the will on the ground of undue influence exerted over Ms. Stewart by Judge Hilton. The contest began on the day of the great blizzard of 1888, and Roscoe Conklng, who was counsel in the case for Judge Hilton, lost his life as result of his going to court on that day and attempting to walk home through the snow. Elihu Root was associated with MT. Conkling in the case, while the contestant was represented by eminent counsel headed by Joseph H. Choate.
 The property to be sold tomorrow was part of the real estate included ln this action. The will contest was after ward settled between the heirs and Judge Hilton but the partition action was continued as friendly one ever since the settlement The final steps in it are now about to be taken, one of which is the sale of the property in question. The sale derives additional interest on account of the Revolution- ary period memories connected with the ground. A part of the site belonged
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-18
Pedro SaleZ Taken in After Flourishing Revolver in
 Face of Companion

CT don t want you to lose any time on this shift, but when the noon whistle blows, I will kill you.
 With this remark, Pedro Salez ap peared at the edge of sand pit near the Old Dominion smelter scales at ll:30 yesterday armed with a six. shooter with which he apparently in tended to carry ont strange threat made against F.. Romo, a fellow work man.
 Romo did not wait to be shot. In stead, as soon as his adversary had dis appeared, he had one of the other em- ployes summon an officer.
 When Undersheriff Frank Haynes ar rived, at few minutes before noon, Salez was on hand, still armed and ap- parently ready to carry out his threat
 The alleged threat grew out of a knife duel between Salez and Romo, which was provoked by Salez, it is said.
 According to Romo s story, he owed Salez about $l6, which the latter de- manded yesterday morning when the two men went to work.
 Salez was drunk, and as the money was not forthcoming, he invited Romo to fight him. The latter demurred, but finally agreed to enter into a combat with the insistent Salez and the two men sought a sheltered spot few hundred yards away, where they went at each other with knives.
 Although Salez is much larger than his opponent, he was outclassed in the affray, and during the fight sustained a bad cut about his knife hand.
 On receiving this wound he departed for home, and ROmo went back to work in the pit.
 It was only short time afterward that Salez reappeared on the scene with revolver, with the intention of putt ing his enemy out of commission, it is claimed.
 Both men were arrested and locked up. They can both be charged with duelling and Salez with making threats against life, as we'll. As the result, Judge Thomas is in something of a quandary as to what charges should be filed against the men.
 The matter will receive further in vestigation today.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-18
For that Dull Feeling After Eating

I have used Chamberlain s Stomach and Liver Tablets for some time, and can testify that they have done me more good than any tablets I have ever used. My trouble was heavy dull feeling after eating.-David Freeman, Kempt, Nova Scotia. These tablets strengthen the stomach and improve digestion. They also regulate the liver and bowels. They are far superior to pills, but cost no more. Get free sample at all drug stores and see what splendid sample it is.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-18
How One Doctor Successfully Treats
 Pneumonia

"In treating pneumonia," says Dr. w. J. Smith, of Sanders, Ala, "the only remedy I use for the lungs is Chamberlain s Cough Remedy. While, of course, would treat other symptoms with different medicines, have used this remedy many times in my medical practice and have yet failed to find case where it has not controlled the trouble. have used it myself, as has also my wife for coughs and colds re- repeatedly, and I most willingly and cheerfully recommend it as superior to any other cough remedy to my know ledge" For sale by all druggists.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-18
NEWS BUDGET
MRS. w. D. FRENCH, CorrespOnden

then dashed down the road to Thatcher where they were caught. Some dam age was done to light vehicles in the way of the erazed animals.
 l.. R. Pace took bunch of horses from the valley last week to Tucson to put on the market there.
 The Safford baseball team will play the carnival team tomorrow afternoon at Athletic park.
 Saturday night there will be dance in Todd's hall with music by the col Ored orchestra.
 Mrs. J. E. Roach of Denver is vis- iting her mother, Mrs. Belle Boyle, near Pima.
 Layton is preparing musicale for next Tuesday evening. There will be chorus of sixty voices and ten instru- ments.
 P. J. Jacobsen has bought the lot west of A. C. Hunt s store and will build in the near future.
 There will be meeting of Stake officers in Thatcher next Sunday.
 T. T. Swift, forest supervisor, an nounces that every one wanting a Christmas tree must apply for it to the following forest rangers: Jacob son canyon, Ranger J. H. Woolsey, Stafford; Frye canyon, Ranger Geo. H. Birdno, Safrord; Shngle Mill canyon, Ranger Gerald Merrill, Pima; Black Rock Canyon, Santa Theresa mountains, Ranger John B. Wight, Ft. Thomas.
 Hon. w. Y. Webb of Pima was greet ing friends in town yesterday.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-18
For A Lame Back

When you have pains or lameness in the back, bathe the parts with Cham berlain s Liniment twice day, massag- ing with the palm of the hand for five minutes at each application. Then dampen piece of flannel slightly with this iniment and you may be surprised to see how quickly the lameness disap- pears. For sale by all druggists.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-18

.EFORD, December 17.-Morris .onthal of Las Cruces, N. NJ, ar n Stafford yesterday. Mr. Freu- .' is a brother of Mrs. F. S. Mash .t an uncle of Chas. F. Solomon,
 on his way home from New Gladys Dewitt of Sydney, Aus is a new arrival in Thatcher, she expects to make her home.
 members of the Baptist church LItating the question of Q new age. The church owns the ad- < lot on the east and the neces- -tcps will be taken after the first year to erect a suitable build
 Scott Holiday and children of are visiting in Pima, where they nend the holidays.
 y E. Jones bought a large eagle he carnival people, which he has 10 his back yard collection. While < it yesterday, the bird drove a nto Mir. Jones' hand and made atul wound.
 Y. Williams of Lebanon, met with a painful injury
 eye some time ago, was a in town today. The eye is kept Led and continues to be painful " Taylor is visiting in Pima with .uS.
 very team driven by Roy Mad. Dok fright yesterday and after ing the driver out twice circled u. the busiest blocks in town and
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-18
St. Paul's Methodist Episcopal Church

Gree Reading Room in Annex.) Sunday school, 9:45, D. J. Ferguson, superintendent.
 Preaching service, II, subject, His Yoke. v
 North Globe Sunday school 2:00 Epworth league, 6:30, in the reading room.
 Preaching service, 7:30; subject, ''The Word of the Lord. !" Prayer meeting, Wednesday, 7:30 to
 E. G. DECKER, Pastor. Residence, 1855 East Cedar street.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-18
CHRISTMAS CAROLS

A male choir of about twenty or more members under the direction of Choirmaster John Buchanan is prepar- ing a series of Christmas carols which will be sung at the Methodist Episeo- pal church on Sunday evening, Deeem- Der 26.
 The entire evening will be given over to the choir for their sacred concert and joyful carols of Christmastide as is the annual custom of this church. A very delightful evening is in store for all who attend.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-18
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 CHURCHES
St. Johns Episcopal Church
 East Oak ctreat


 Fourth Sunday in Advent, December 19.
 Holy communion, 7:30 a. m. morning prayer, II a. m; evening prayer, 7:30 ?. m.
 Tuesday, St. Thomas day. Evening prayer in afternoon, 4:15.
 Friday, Christmas eve, evening prayer in afternoon, 4:l5.
 Saturday, Christmas day, holy com munion, 7;30 a. m; holy communion, 10 a. m.
 The Sunday school Christmas tree and entertainment will be held in the hall over the Globe bakery, corner Broad and Cedar street, at 7:30 P. m. The parents and friends of the Sunday school scholars are very cordially in vited to be present.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-18
PLEASANT DANCE

The North Globe Pleasure club will give a dance again this evening at Library Hall, as is their custom every Saturday evening. These dances are very enjoyable affairs. The floor is in excellent condition and the music js good. The best of order is always main tained and, as an additional feature which adds greatly to the enjoyment of those who attend, hot coffee and cake are served free of charge.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-18
FAREWELL PARTY

N.-. George Shortley entertained a few friends at her home Wednesday venng at a farewell party given in hou"r of Mrs. P. l.. Hutton of Cana Hea. Mexico, who has been visiting lrrr turing the past few months and Er. to leave this morning for her home
 Tn. evening was very pleasantly nca' in playing various games, after vtr.. dainty refreshments were served. A. late hour the guests departed, 5dI Z Mrs. Hutton farewell and wish ing ."r a pleasant trip, and thanking Their hostess for a most enjoyable evening.
 On her way home, Mrs. Hutton will stop few days at Clifton to visit her ,~r.. Mrs. Michael Reardon.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-18
DON'T BE HoPELEss

About yourself when you Ire crippled with rheumatism or stiff joints--of course you've tried lots of things and they failed. Try Ballard Snow Lini- ment---it will drive away all aches, pains and stiffness and leave you as well as you ever were.
 Sold by Palace Pharmacy.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-18
BAZAAR THIS AFTERNOON

This is the afternoon when the ladies of the Catholic church will hold their bazaar. A cordial invitation is eX- tended to everyone to attend and in. spect the articles offered for safe. Al so to bring your friends and enjoy a cup of delicious hot coffee or chocolate and a nice sandwich or piece of home made cake. The sale will begin about 3 O clock in the afternoon.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-18
BIRTHDAY DINNER

V. and Mrs. T. C. NJ. Collins enter -au.I a few friends at birthday din- Ter -.ven in honor of the fifth ami rar,D.v of their son, Alton Collins, birthday.
 IT. table and dining room were ar ',-..Iv decorated in red and green, tbe aristmas colors. Holly and mis- aa'.v were used in profusion and red a1l green crepe paper was arranged .- g.aceful festOons. Small figures of >al.a Claus were used as favOrs.
 Be- -les the little guest of honor and rha host and hostess, covers were laid for Mr. and Mrs. Wade Collins, MT. and Nr, Thomas McKevitt, Mrs. David. son, Mrs. Sullivan, Misses Ruby Col -ns aud Belle Mitchell, and MT. Robert >,ea.
 IT." guests remained for the evening aat few hours were very enjoyably
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-18
LADY MAccABEEs WILL MEET

The Ladies of the Maecabees, having changed their place of meeting from Fashion hall to Trades Union hall Tn the rear of Naquin's store, will meet at the latter place on Monday evening, December 20.
 There are a number of important bus mess matters to come before the meet ing and all members are requested to attend.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-18
WOULD KILL COMPANION
 WHEN NOONTIME ARRIVED

to Major General Thomas Thomas, a very distinguished Revolutionary parti- san, and the remains of his mansion are still to be seen. The estate overlooks the scene of the historic battle of'White Plains, while not far away is also the house in which General Putnam was surprised by the British while shaving, and escaped by riding his horse down a stone stairway.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-18
For Eczema -Tetter and Salt Rhcum.

The intense itching characteristic of these ailments is almost instantly al layed by Chamberlain Salve. Many severe cases have been cured by it. For sale by all druggists.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-18
C. OCial Circles . By Edna Surerus Hasse
l S Fl a S S e

denthal has been visiting relatives at Stafford and SolOmonville, and will re- turn in few days to his home at Las Cruces. Mrs. Mashbir, who is a sister of the Messrs. Fruedenthal, is pOstmistress at Stafford.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-18
The Salvation Army

Sunday, 10 a. m., county jail; ? p. m. junior service; ?. m., salvation for all.
 Christmas entertainment at Dream land for the children Christmas eve. Full program announced later.
 CAPT. AND MRS. ALLEN.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-12-18
VISITING RELATIVES HERE

Nr. and Mrs. Ph. Fruedenthal of >"om.uville Mrs. F. F.. Mashbr of >afnj; MT. Maurice Fruedenthal of La, uces, N. M., and MT. Chas. r. Noowon of Stafford arrived last night and win spend a few days here visit og All the members of the party are Le.a' vDs of Mesdames Max Lantin. J. hem.rrger and A. Hansen, whose sae,'- they will be during their stay.
 M and Mrs. Fruedenthal have re. eentr returned from a few months U,- n New York City. MT. M. Frne-
Bisbee daily review., 1909-07-28
WR0NGED WIFE
 SEEKS LIFE OF N AN

Word was received in Bisbee yes terday from Rosenberg, Texas, of an attempted, but frustrated, vengeance by wronged woman, who attempted to take revenge fer wrongs before marriage upon her alleged betrayer.
 The woman in the case is Mrs. W. H. Harris. whose husband is we'll known in Bisbee.
 < Harris was recently married in Texas, but returned to Bisbee alone. On his return it was learned that after his marriage he had been informed by his bride that she had been wronged by the very minister who married them, Rev. Kimbler, pastor of the Boerne NJ. E. Church. and president of the Rosenberg State and Boerne State banks.
 According to the word received in Bisbee yesterday Mrs. Harris went to. Rosenberg. 250 miles from her home at Boerne, in search of her alleged be- trayer. The minister-banker heard of her arrival in Rosenberg and went to the station, whither he was follow ed by the irate woman, who entered the ladies' waiting room, where she cooked a revolver. came out with it under her cape. and fired two shots at the minister who, pretending to be wounded, dropped and begged for mercy Mrs. Harris was seized and the man rose to his feet, pocket knife in hand. and grasped the revolver, placing his thumb beneath the ham mer. In the scuffle which ensued Mrs. Harris &as cut on the hand by the knife and finally disarmed.
 Both were arrested. and though Rev. Kmbler preferred no charge Mrs. Harris was held in S250 bonds.
 According to advices received here the sympathy of the people are ai1 with Mrs. Harris, who had no diffiu- culty in obtaining bondsnen.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-07-28
FANS ONLY

What a great game of baseball that Washington outfit can play now and then.
 Will Bill Dahien be the next man ager of the Brooklyn Superbas? Watch the daily papers.
 Bll Dineen of the St, Louis Browns is beginning to serve them up like he used to in years gone by.
 St. Louis fans say they have fine chance for a first division team In both loagues-thcy don't think.
 wta their great string of pitchers in for the Chicago Cubs will give the best of them d fight to the finish.
 Chicago fans are trying to arouse anger in the breast of Johnny King. They say that Archer is the best hatcher in the country.
 Since finishing his string of ten straight victories Pitcher George Null Hn of Detroit has been chased to the shower bath several tipes.
 Either Cleveland is a real engrav- ing Of hard luck or else the players quit every time they get a scratch On their Baseball bats.
 Frank Bowerman worked hard to gather winner at Boston. but he tcntuh ShosV aiN thot follows the team. So he quit. TTs Memphis Southern league team looks to have a great pitcher in Ruby Schenk. Ruby, the dear child, has pirthed five successive shutout games. The Chicago White Sox will try out Blackburn Of Providence and Messen' lger of Fan River, two promising IyoTlg players copped by Scout Ted lSdKivan-
 Peter Kelley. a Boston sporting wister. has been appointed secretary Tor the Boston Nationals. To be a i7sporting writer or secretary of the Doves--wiTat's the use.
 The New York Highfanders seen Ito be frea6ed Tor the dark and damp t7.'ss-.' The only thing left for George Sttilliass to do Is 10 cut loose and start something.
 "Colffs. Plank. Krause. Davis Coombs and Barry Of the Athletics fre all former college players. And yet you hear some reople say that they wouldn't send ffreir boy to ycol rse.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-07-28
MARATHON RACER ID MEET TWO
 MEN TEAMS

PHOENIX, July 27.-On the after noon of August 2, there will be a long distance running contest at the far grounds between Harry Mclean, the Marathon racer, and teams of two men each. Two prizes will be awarded. The first will be s30 gold watch and the second man will be allowed to select any prize to the value of siJ that he may fancy, provided 1t IS something he may receive under the rules of the American Athletic union.
 The purpose of this contest is to give the people of Phoenix a chance to see what Mclean can do before he leaves for Seattle, for 1t is now certain that he will be a contestant in the Marathon rase to be pulled off in connection with the amateur ath- letic meet at the exposition about the middle of August.
 The race at the fair grounds will be for five miles. Mclean, however, is the only man who will run that dis tance. The other contestants will be formed into teams of two men each.
 The No. man of each team will run two miles and a half in the best time he can make and touch No. 2. If No. comes under the wire ahead of Mclean, he and his partner will Dc awarded the first and second prizes, to be divided between them according to the time made by each. If Me Lean wins he will be given the first prize.
 There is no restriction upon en- trants Mclean is ready and willing to meet all corners, from St. Yves, Johnny Hayes, Dorando and Longboat to the Newlywed baby.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-07-28
WARREN COUNTRY
 CLUB DO|NGS

During the dull days of midsummer there is less doing at the Warren Country Club in way of sports than the winter months and then there Is less doing than in the beautiful days of spring and fall.
 Sunday there was some golf and a little tennis but the rain came % early as to effectually stop both Gf these sports. There is little planned in the way of golfing before Septem- Der when activity may be expected to to be resumed when the usu- al Powell cup competitions and a resumption of the tournaments with Douglas. In tennis there will be something doing all summer and the latest plans of the committee embrace a round robbin tournament Just how this will be conducted the committee as not yet announcing but this an nouncement may be expected shortly.
 All hopes of a tennis match with Douglas may be considered off for the neiehboring country club is doing n0hing, or practically nothing. in the tennis line although golfing interest is on f2ae increase at the Shelter City ratker than showing any dtminution. This 1s 3A-gely occasioned by the Se9tbcopine trip to Fl Paso when Ne
 -sas tesm will defend their title Dous- >pWeotern championship and ,o the Sou smetic of this champion the cup emDi, has a tendency tc :hip. Douglas memosss o,oss. ,n .'sn.' Wsr draw draw fpom ,rs rather ths c'osef 70 war e"e' M 17g. s-s- .-4g z ~--
Bisbee daily review., 1909-07-28
ALDERMEN MEET BUT DECIDE
 NOTHING

The special meeting of the city council last night was productive of nothing in regard to either the pro posed line of the street railway or as to the gooseneck light question, but resulted only in talk.
 The interest on the two subjects which it was supposed would be set tied was great, and attracted large crowd to the council chamber. which was forced to leave fer home disap. pointed when nothing was accomplish ed Judge OConnell protested bit terly against further delay in the mat ter and maintained that it was utter-y useless to hold another meeting on the question of the course of the rail way, whether 1t should run a smaller car up Subway street or maintain a service equal to that at present rem dered between this city and Lowell and Warren by traversing Main street, which is wide enough to permit of cars of the same size as those used at present.
 Alderman Allen called upon Super. intendent Caldwell of the railway for explanation on certain points which were cleared up by the superintendent, although on most points he was reti- cent. .----.
 The question of the gooseneck lamps was expected to arise. and the crowd in the council chamber waited in expectancy for something to occur, but the expected did not happen, and no mention of the subject was made.
 The meeting was not protracted and, after all the talk was over ad' iourned without taking any action on any subject whatever, leaving both the important matter of railway route and the agitated light question both up in the air and in the same condition ai they were prior to last nights meet | ing.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-07-28

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Bisbee daily review., 1909-07-28
TOM REED MINE.
 |S IN BONANZA

The Tom Reed mine is surely in bonanza, the winze from the 250 foot level having been sunk all the way in ore that runs s200 to the ton in gold just as it is broken out, The shaft, or winze, is being carried down 7x12 feet and this width gives the average above noted. So far the wiuze has beenssunk sixty feet below the level and the ore shows no dininution eth CT in size or value. The big shaft, which is to be used as a main working shaft, reached a depth of 400 feet last week. A station was cut at the $50 foot level and a crosscut run to the vein. When the casing was broken a river of water rushed out, filling the shaft to above the level and compelI- ing the cessation of work until large pump is put in. It was estimated that the water will show a flow of more than 10000 gallons per day. No one dreamed that such a flow of more than 10000 gallons per day. No Dne dreamed that such a flow of water would ever be encountered in this mine, and no preparation was made to handle it, consequently it will be sev- eral days before work can be resumed. iHc Stiinihs oi tniS great HOW or wa ter solves the water problem for tae Tom Reed people and encourages oth- CT mine owners in the belief that plenty of water for milling purposes can be had by sinking on the veins. The water alone is worth thousands of dollars to the Ton Reed /company, as heretofore it has hampered the oper. ation of the mill.
 
 With the new mill. plenty of water and an ore body unsurpassed in rich-
 ness by any mine on the Pacific coast. the Tom Reed should be one of the greatest producers of gold ore in the country. The new mill embraces every device that makes for saving of values and the recovery of gold should
 be extremely close.
 The management of the mine has
 been in the hands of s. s. Jones, who
 has shown great ability. and who may be said to have brought the mine to it's present high standard of produc- tion. Charles Grimes of Pasadena IS president of the corporation, and has
 been on the ground the past several months watching operations.-King-
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