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Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-02
WILL FILL HOLES
 NEAR WARREN
Residents Spurred to Action By the Drowning of
 Johnson Child

SpUrred to action by the tragic fate Of John Herbert. the four-year-old son Of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Johnson. who WAS drowned in 8 prospect hole near Warren Saturday afternoon. res idents ot the little town yesterday started a movement to either cover or fiji all similar holes in that vicin- ity.
 There, are 8 number Of these open ings in and near the town, varying in depth from ten to thirty feet, which have been sunk in the course Of per formance Of assessment work or else as prospecting shafts. Tls majority of these are uncovered auG open for any passer by, on 8 dark night, to fail into them.
 That they are especially dangerous Co the children of the district, was shown by the sad accident Of Satur- day. The larger portion of the holes have several feet Of water in them drained from the surface of the ground from the recent heavy snow fall They thus prove double traps. Several of the shalloWer holes were filled yesterday by Warren people, it dealt with in che same manner. is stated. and others will shortly ?
 The funeral of the little lad will be held from the home of his parents this afternoon at 2:30. IDterment will be made at Evergreen. The funeral ar engagements are iD charge Of Fletcher & Hennessy.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-02
.B|SBEE PROUD PROUD gF
 HIGH SCHOOL TEAM
Member Basketball Team Tells How College Champions
 Were OoWned At Tucson

To say that the high school boys are clatcd over their recent victory at Tucson, where they defeated the old CT UuiNs s'ty team in one of the classiest basket ball games that ever took place in the territory, is to make a mild statement of the actual state Of affairs. The whole school is proud of their records, for they now hold the high school and collegiate cham piOnship Of ArizOIa.
 The team returned yesterday. One of the members, in telling of the game had the following 10 say:
 "T5e Bisbee Hiea School Basket Tail team defeated the University ca Arizona Friday evening by the score of = 10 2s The game created un- usual excitement in Tucson owing to the fact that Bisbee is the champion High School team of the territory and taC University is the Intercollegiate champion.
 "ThC game proper ended in a tie 24 Co 2f. aud on continuing Bisbce scored three points in rapid succeS sion. The audience was treated to one of tho clegEcst and fastest basket ball games eTer seen in Tucson. A foul thrown by O'MaIley followed by a goal from the field by Benton de cideG the contest.
 "A pleasing feature of the game was ;he enthusiastic roofing of the Tucson High School pupils for the To- cal team. The line up for Bisbee was as follows: $. Benton, captain; l. O'Mallcy, forward; C. Woods. cen fer; W. O'Maller, s Woods. ". hossch. guards.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-02
H0STELRY WILL
 BE RENOOELED
Hotel Banks To Be Made New. and Furnished
 Throughout
(CochIEo ConntI Press.l

Mrs. V. H. Banks, owner Of the Hotel Banks property, and who has been here during the past week, has decided 70 remodel and refuruish the hotel Tn a conversation with Mrs BanEs Tuesday, she said it was true that considerable work was to be done.
 The remodeling of the dining room. kitchen, office and bar will b6 the greatest changes made. The bar room uiH be done away with and the fix ,uCes will be stored, and the room will be made into a sample room for the accommodation of trayeiinG men. The interior from top to bottom will be calcimincd and rCpainted. Some or the rooms on the second floor will be provided with baths. worn out car pets and iiuoleums will be replaced with new. 4 new roof will be put ou the building and the plumbing is to be overhauicd throughout the build nE
 The sanitary conditions of the hotel are tc be given attention, and a large cesspool is to be built of brick on the rear end of the UprOpeTty. The present building now used as a fuel and warehouse is tU be made into laundry for the accommodation of the hotel.
 w. A. Julian company of Tucson will do the plumbing work 10 com mence on the repairs and remodeling of the building next week
 IL is understood that in the neigh torhcod of s2O0O win be expended by Mrs. Banks in putting the hotel in first class shape. Among the improve uaents planned is the changing Of the entrance, this has not been decided upon.
 It is understood that OF completion of an improvements ppianned, that the Hotel Banks will be run strictly or the American plah.
 The present holders of the lease, I.arTieu brothers, so 1t is understood, will continue to manage the business Mrs Ranks will remain here two or laree weeks before returning to Cal ifornio.
 Considerable attention will be paid lo the hotel dining rooms and parlors, which win be made most attractive
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-02
HOW COSTELLO WAS CAUGHT
 IN THE RAID
Wealthy Cochise Citizen Tells of His Arrest For Playing SoiO-WRI Appeal the Case to Higher Court.

Martin Costello. land owner. mine owner old timer in the southwest and credited with hasing more ready cash than any other eitizea Of Cochise coun- ty. was in Bisbee yesterday and will be here for 8 da yor two looking after his various interests here. In addi- ton to the distinctions named above. Costello has recently added that of having been among those who were rounded up at Iornbstone in the first raid following the recent enactment Of the anti-gambling law.
 Costello talked interestingly yester day to 6 Review reporter concerning his unusual experience. T knew no,hing of the new anti-gambling law" he said q was as surprised when the ofieers showed up, as any tenderfoot at his first badger fight, with him doing first honors. We had just finished eating. and as if was too early to 20 70 bed-about o'clock some one suggested that we have a game of solo. The game starte with myself. Otto Kaiser, of Los Angeles. ard Ike Miller, of Tucson.
 We were in Mayor Wentworth's sa- loon at .he time. The mayor was ar- re.sied along with the rest of use, but was not, as has been reported, par ticipating in the game. 1 was lean ing back comfortably, looking at a hand so gosd that 1t was a shame to hold it, and Euminating on che liberties and comforts of the average Arizonan when the shock came. I had been in Los Angeles, and knew nothing Of the law and thought the arrest was a practical joke. It did not take me long 70 learn my mistake"
 Costello stated that they were play ing merely for the pleasure of the game. that there were no stakes up. and that they had no drinks druing che game. As interpreted by the district allowed under the new law in any places where booze is sold. The case comes up in the district court at Tombstone Thursday.
 Il suppose we will take the case to the highest court, and see whta the result will be. lam not worrying. At the worst it can mean only a small fine" said Costello. He was subject ed to many queries regarding the cir cumstances of his arrest yesterday several of his friends inquiring in mock anxiety as to whether or not he had any difficulty in making bond.
 Costello is here at present in con nection with the erection Of the building to be occupied by The Fair. burned during the disastrous fire last Oc-ober. The building will cost in the neighborhood Of S25,0OO The plans have about been completed, and construction win begin in a compara lively short time.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-02
DOES BISBEE WANT
 WINNING BALL TEAM?
ans Declare Players Ayaila- 5Ie-Want Park Furnished
 By Street Railway

Sr.iuE has come. Spring suggests .s.rucr weather, and to tae normal American laind Earm weather sug- sests the national sport From na- -fOnal to lccai is an easy step, and Bisbse is going to have baseball
 Initial steps have already been aken. If they meet with approval and support, well and good, say the zans: if they don't, the matter will 1e dropped.
 Tn Q nutshell. t3Te nucleus Of a good yeam is already here. Two business men of the camp, who nave always boosted for the sport are now asking -he street railway company for the concession of a ball park complete, grounds. fence and grand-stand. IT the company accedes to their wishes. -ae park win be located near the Country club. where an ideal site 1ay 5s had.
 Three or four players have recently lgrived here from Waco. who played last year in the Texas league. An effort IS being made to have the com p3nies take care of them until a Team is assured of support Porter.
 pitcher good enough for any team, IS here and available. So are Kelly and EGmunds, both Of the semi pro tessionaI type Several players Of winning tedIa lhatcrial are ia the cra pIoy of the C. < A.
 There is but little doubt that the fans car make good their claim to 1t, that IS if work is started On the park, tdcy can have their team ready 5v the time it is completed
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-02

Tae concrete mixer used 5y rho city in it's Undertaking to improve the streets Of the camp had crowd of interested spectators yesterday. The big wall which is going up along o. k, street for the SG2. GOO road build ing there grew magically undcr tho iabOrs of the machine and twenty iaborers. It win be only q short time untl the eiGzzzs o- the ccnD wiil see this road, for years one Of the necessities of the camp, but delayed because cf the cost, assume tangible shape.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-02
Talk Prosperity, Forget Hard Times, Think in the Future
We Are on the Eve of Statehood

And with statehood will come prosperity for Arizona, the influx of Eastern capital and a desire to know how money may be invested, industries promoted and natural resources q veloped.
 All this information we propose to give. through our
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-02
KURT AT HoLsRook

J. Kelly. a well tBo-n miner enn- ployed at the Hoibrook mine shaft. is iaid up at the c. c. hospital with a compound fracture of one of his legs. The accident was inc result of a fan. The bones have been set and 10 complications are probable.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-02
GREAT INDUSTRIAL EDITION

The subject matter will be ed- ited by the best informed writ CTS in the Territory and the myriad Of illustrations will de picit the grandeur of our seen cry and the possibilities of OUT wonderful resources. Lend US a hand, give Us your loyal sup
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Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-02
MOVES TO slssEE.

Omcor Henry IIan. who has been making his home at Johnson Ardftion for some time. yesterday moved tc School HsIl, where be and hin fam fly have comfortable quarters.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-02
PACK ERoM couRrLANp.

William Hasldns. 9 well known cit izen of Jerome. who has been ;n Bis bee for several days. ( -ne q ester day from CourtIand. where he has been looking over the new camp with vieZ to investment
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-02
LNIN THE ELkS

Ncssrs. Smonton and Giddehs, con ueded with the C. C. A. interests at CourIand. Ieft for tha5 thriving camp. Both wore a pair Cf horns, acquired aL the Bisb6e lodge last Saturday rfaff
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-02
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Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-02

LITTLE ROCK, Ark March l. The Legislature this afternoon pass sd the Cam statewide Prohibition pill
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1909-10-21
OWYHEE COUNTY
MINING NEWS
J. w, Shore is sacking ore for ship
ment from his property near Twilight
Gulch. This ore is of high grade.

Marcus White and r. M. Lewis are
in from Twilight Gulch, near Flint
and have on display at the Big Store
a fine sample of ore recently taken
from one OF their claims that assays
1904 OF. silver $1,000 in gold to the ton.
The Flint mill is making fine record
of saving the values with the Swaine
tables and more of the same kind
will be added as soon. as possible.
They are putting through IS tons of
ore per day to the battery of 5 stamps
crushing TO 80 mesh, and the tables
are making a close saving. Mr.. Bon
nell is thoroughly testing several diff.
ferent ways of treating the ore of the
camp and is getting the best machin-
cry that will do the work satisfactor-
lily.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1909-10-21
WILSON.

Mr.. and Mrs ]. E. Keith and Miss
Myrtle Belk of Wilson were Fair Wis
itors last week.
Quite a number of Wilson's young
people attended the dance ar Reynolds
last Friday night.
Mr.. ]. B. Keith returned home Fri
day after trip east with sheep.
Mrs. A. Cox and Mrs. Fred Bachman
made flying trip to Murphy satur-
day.
Guy Givens returned home Sunday
from Caldwell where he was called tc
the bedside of his brother.
Mrs. W. H. Gardner and daughter
Ovanda were visiting relatives a
Reynolds this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Bernard wen
to Nampa a few days ago to visit Mrs
Bernard's Mother, Mrs. Bennett, VIII
is very i'll.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1909-10-21
NUMBER "a

cleanliness and good breeding into the
y, nng Indians. When they return to
school after a summer vacation, they
are loaded with filth and vermin, and
the frstthing to bedone with them is to
give them a thorough bathing and a
new suit of clothing. Then as they
crowd around the tables, pushing,
shouting, and snatching, they must
needs have many slap and sound
shaking before they can be made 10
recall and put into practice the man
ners which they learned the previous
term. saw one of the teachers at the
Doctors place and judging from her
emphatic Scotch accent and vigorous
manner, think she is well quali-
fed to train the red children to become
useful citizens of our great republic.
The doctor accompanied me to my
next stopping place, Mountain City,
Nevada. AS we passed by neglected
ranch, he exclaimed, "There's an In
dian who will lose his ranch if he don't
stay at home and take care of it" The
wire fence was broken down and cattle
were standing in the meadow cropping
the tall grass. The doctor explained
that any Indian could have ranch
all to himself if he would live on it and
cultivate it. The government furnish
es wire and staples as well as imple-
ments to work the land, but the Indian
must get the logs from the mountains
to build his home and he must also get
posts for his fence. Fine animals for
breeding purposes are also furnished
by the government, and every encour-
agement given toward making these
people independent and prosperous.
Aswe passed up the hill leading from
the valley, turned for farewell look
at the scene below. How different the
view from what it must have been
centuries ago when bison roamed over
the valley and the mountains re-echoed
the war cry Of the savagel In the cen
ter, the lake. formerly the haunt Of
countless numbers of ducks, is now
the favorite resting place for herds of
cattle that stand knee-deep in the
water, chewing their cuds and switch
ing at the flies. All around it are the
Indians hay ranches, dotted with log
cabins and hay stacks. AS breathed
the fragrance from the meadows, saw
the little girls waving a goodbye, and
caught the CLEAN of the hay forks oi
the red men as slowly and patiently
they toiled upward from savagery tC
the civilization of the white man, fell
that had passed through an expert
ence rich in interest, instruction. anC
inspiration.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1909-10-21

For fine jewelry, silverware and Gu
glass call on J. W. Rowett, next door to
the post office. He keeps a supply of mo-
tions, candies, cigars, nuts, bananas,
fancy chinaware and many other articles
not carried by the other merchants.
On Friday evening, Oct. %, 1909, the
Dewey 'Hobos and Fisheaters'' will give
grand ball at the K. p hall in that city.
The best of music has been secured and
the Captain of the Hobo Police requests
patrons to appear in full dress uniform.
Any Suit in the house for sl7
SWEENEY, silver City.
We have on hand number of copies
of the Early history and description
of Owyhee County published in book
form that gives an accurate description
Of the county and biographical sketch
of many of the pioneers who settled
the country and by their industry and
perseverance, succeeded in making this
one of the best and most productive To-
calities in the west. A copy Of this
} book should be in every home in the
county. We will sell this book ior the
low price of s., 90 per copy, post paid
to any address in the U. S. Order at
once before they are all gone as we
have only limited number of copies.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1909-10-21
Ole Silver City NJ. a M. Co.

J. F. Cook, Secretary Manager of
the Silver City NJ. s. M. Co. was in
Silver this week attending to business
in the interest of the company. They
are all ready to start the work on the
cross-cut tunnel, and Mr.. Day will be
here to supreintend the work. Several
more men will be put to work and the
tunnel driven as rapidl6 as possible.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1909-10-21

A discovery of large vein of free
milling gold ore on the Jarvis Fork of
the Bruneau river was recently made,
and there is much excitement over the
discovery in the Bruneau Valley This
discovery is about S0milesfro town
of Bruneau in this county not far from
the Nevada State line. A complete
outfit has been taken from Bruneau to
thoroughly develop the property. The
ore assays $500 per ton in gold and it
is reported that there is lots Of it. For
several years rich float has been found
in that locally but the COWBOYS have
been too busy chasing, ''slick-ear
calves" to stop to investigate for mines.
If the ledge is anything near az large
and rich as reported, another rich min
ing camp will soon be booming in Owy.
hee County. The stampede for tn,
new discovery has set in and Brunear
is booming.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1909-10-21

store water from which to cut ice after
] Jack Frost gets his work in during the
coming winter. This will make an
excellent ice pond and be near the City.
Theo. H. Philip and daughter will
take their departure Saturday for Boise
from which place Miss Philip will
return to her old home in Germany.
Mr.. Philip will return and close out
his business here.
Theo. H. Philip would like to call the
public's attention, and more especially
the attention Of the property owners of
this place and vicinity, to the safety of
their stoves for the approaching winter,
as he expects to leave here as soon as
possible this fall and would like to feel
that everybody is prepared in this re-
spect
Owing to quite an amount of unfnish-
ed business it will be impossible for Theo.
H. Philip to leave as soon as he ex-
pected, and therefore will be compelled
to stay longer. In the meantime the
reduction of prices viii remain the same,
for which list will be made through
the Nugget.
The races at Jordan Valley came off
as advertised and we are informed
that an excellent time was had by all
who attended. The race between Bo-
gus Bally and Greyhound was won by
Greyhound. The ball was a grand
success and those who attended from
this city say that they had an enjoy
able time.
Owing TO considerable space being
occupied by the report of the Commits
sioners' Proceedings and legal publ
cations we are unable to publish, this
week, several articles of interest thai
have been received, among which is ar
excellent letter on the Kings Hill Ex
tension project, which will appear il
our next issue.
DR.. w. d. Springer Of Boise, one 0
the most noted surgeons in the west
succombed TO a sudden attack of hear
failure on last Tuesday evening. Hi
brother, DR.. ]. s. Springer, who wa
here in charge of DR.. Hamilton's prac
tice for some time during the summe T
has been summoned from their old hom
in Canada where he is on visit.
DIR. w. H. Schuyler and wife hav
, been visiting with Mrs. Schuyler
brother, Michael Rock of this place
for several days this week. The Dr.
is very much plased with this localir
and has decided to locate here per
; manently. He is a physician and SUI
geon of over IS years experience, hay
ing been in government employ in th
Philippines for number of years
They left for their present home i
ments for their removal to Silver Cit
by the 1st of next month. We we
come DR.. Schuyler to this place an
: predict his entire and complete success
|. Special Sale on Hats, Shirts al
Mems Under wear at the S. G. S. Co.,
n.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1909-10-21

Approved Oct. 1ith 1909.
c. H. CRETE Chairman.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1909-10-21
Notice.

Potatoes delivered at Silver City or
Dewey for $1.5O per hundred; at De
Lamar $1.75, if orders are sent in be-
fore October 18th. In orders from one
hundred pounds up. Cabbage, carrots
turnips, rutabagos and beets lnquanti-
ties to suit purchasers with orders for
potatoes.
A. A. WETMoRE,
Box o.,
Silver City, Idaho.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1909-10-21

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