Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-07
TEAMS ARE ID GROSS BATS Good Game Expected-To Be Called at 3 O'clock Sum-
 day Afternoon BiSbee Jurors and Court House Nine to Play Ball At
 Tombstone

TOMBSTONE, May 6.-The B-sbee jurors under the leadership of Jack McGregor have challenged the court house nine to game of ball on Sun day afternoon and the challenge will more than likely be accepted. The Court house nine will probably line tup as follows: Dougherty, catcher; Wheeler, pitcher; Gallen 1st base; Kimberline End base; Ed James, short stop; Howe 3rd base; Boggs, right field; Chas. Howe center-field and Kelly. left-field; Hicks, substitute. This will be the first appearance of the Court house nine on the local dia- racnd but the officers of the court house are willing to back their nine against the would-be Bisbee jury ball | tossers. The game will be icalleJ at D. Tn. and Judge Goodbody or the probate court will handle the indica- | tor The Bisbee line up has not yet been fully determined but among those who will done the uniform will | be Malone; Hanson, McGregor, Elan | igan and others. The game promises to be interesting in more ways than ore.
 Dies of Pneumonia.
 Douglas McNorton, who has been a | resident of Tombstone for the past four or five years died yesterday ai the County hospital of pneumonia. | wtsakTe cffs.aathiu- .htevalue.ine lie was taken i'll with cold a few days since and yesterday it developed into pneumonia He was removed from his room to the hospital but the disease had gained a strong. hold or
 him and nothing could be done tC
 avert the end He was native O
 Wisconsin and about 90 years of age
 he leaves q wife and daughter whos' present address is not known, bu
 yho will be advised of his death al
 soon as they are located. The funer
 al services will be held tomorrow
 afiernon at o'clock from the under . taking parlors of C. B. Tarbeii. Personals.
 George Henry ana wife, Of Douglas are in the city and have taken res dence in the Wilcox House on Tougf
 nut street. during their stay here. X number of witnesses that hay been here before the grand jury in th Eddleu.aL cases returned to the E homes this afternoon.
 a Doap Merrill of Benson is in tf e city being called here as Unite 2 States trial juror.
 IL H. E. Hanscom and A. R. Malor n Of Warren are the representatives 4. that city on the U. s. trial jury pane x.I H. G. wnlingham and wife of ', Paso are iE the city for few days (
 visit to friends.
 Civil Service Inspector HaZen. i. the Treasury Department has .p turned from short trip to the nort n. e.n part of the territory where he VI ., called on business connected with '. official outies-
 v. Cashier Rankin of the Citizel eo Bank and Trust company of Bisbs |" vho has been here as witness befo m the grand jury returned to his hor re ihis afternoon.
 ty. Herman Durand of Gleason was ie. ibo city today being called here sc. business connected with his mini
 interests
 NEW STAMPS COMING
 X new stamr will be issued by 1
 postoffice department on June l F. commemorate the development of 1 .rc lAlaska-Yukon-Pa Pacific territory. .In following is description of it 8 .m. 2. T.rstmaster M E. Cassidy: TT lr. ,etr~-- will be red. rectangular, of t ,-,. c,.a. q -omination only. In the cen .t. tine larger part Of circle rests
 .he lower panel and incioses
 bon bearing the words 'Alaska-Yuk 'se Pacific. 1soS. and in the center of 9s circle appears a portrait of Will
 II. Seward