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Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-21
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WASHINGTON, May 20.-Some- body is making away with the gold supply of the world.
 Since the discovery of the Ameri- can continent and the beginning of it's additions to the gold of the world. s2, ,000, ,0o0. .000 in gold has disappeared from the available supply.
 This leaves the present supply of this precious metal at sl1, 900 0.00e, 900. While the United States is in no dan ger of a gold famine, the government would like to know who has made of with the s2.000, ,000, ,O00
 Considerably more than two-thirds
 of the worlds supply is already stamped into coins. About 33,000. .000,-
 900 is in circulation and 5000, ,000..
 900 is held in the banks and public treasuries. The United States has
 the greatest gold supply, the amount reaching s1,513, 100000 Germany has
 s1 CA 100000; France has $926, ,000..
 900; Russia. s917, 100000; United Kingdom, $5S5 ,000, 900; Japan, $91,-
 100000; Canada, $56,000,000.
 The gold output in recent years has
 increased rapidly. During the ten
 years ending with 1908 it aggregated
 s3.400, ,000.000. This was a big jump
 over the preceding years. when the
 product reached only s2.400. 900 .oeo.
 The production in the United States
 during ten years has aggregated be- tween 5000. .000. 900 and 5000. .000,- 900. or about one-fourth of the entire product of the world.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-21

When frost has stolen in at night And covered all the earth with white. Then Willie. in the morning light Goes trapsing to the woodlapd bright His nose is blue and st his throat Is buttoDed hish his brothers coat! The arms are full six Inches long. As he goes whstling at song. Now down the path he speeds along To join the butternutting throug. The neighbss's boy he stops to get Alas, he hasn't eaten yet
 While Johnnie hustles through his meal Bill talks about ih. quest with zeal Then straight to where the woods appeal They trudce toward their nutting veal. |. Across each ladsiie's sturdy back Is twined a spacious gunny sack! All day they scamper to and fro Beneath the trees where harvcsts grow: But homeward bound. the pace is slow Gee whizz. them nuts is heavy. theugh?" That night before he goes to bed The nuts are spread upon the shed. And now for days when callers come Dur Willie. chewing on his gum. Extends four fingers and a thumb And pointing al iiis Erinniug chum. Says: '1 am stained much worse thar
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 It's way down in my windpipe. too:'
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-21

Do you remember. love. the night
 You told tine old. old story when Proteus was at the wheel And bright the skies with glory? Way off across the meadowed stars
 Was Neptune's valiant glimmer. While on the breakers at our feet,
 The moonlight cast its shinmeri You took my hand. emboldened knight And held it quite securely. And all the pretty words you knew
 Were spoken. oh, so poorly Yoa spoke of Venus and the moon,
 And mixed them with Apollo Expecting me. as scared you.
 To take the cue and follow, And yet despite your metaphors
 So sadly lame and gory, knew the message that you had
 Was just the old. old story,' And so, while all the skies above
 Were golden hued and cheery, told you: "Yes. to help you out
 Now. didn't I. my dearie?
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-21
INJUNCTION HEARING TODAY


 The application of the city of Douglas for a writ of injunction against the Douglas Gas corporation. set for hearing tomorrow before Judge Fletcher NJ. Doan, will not come up until a later date. Judge George w. Cass of counsel for the corporation having asked for a con. tinuance. Moreover, there is doubt if the case will be hear for several weeks yet on account of the great number of jury cases in the district court.
 The city. represented by City At. torney Lockwood, is believed to have a very strong case in its application for injunction. The point at issue is the right of the gas exploration to make other charges than are called for by the franchise under which 1t is operating. In this no mention or provision is made. it is contended, by which the gas corporation can charge a meter rental in addition to the price of gas established in the terms of the franchise. The city and the gas consumers hold that the meter rental is merely an avoidance of the terms of the franchise by which a higher price for gas is demanded than the franchise permits.
 In the event of the city winning out in the injunction proceedings, the return of money paid for meter ren- tai will be purely optional with the gas corporation. unless it shall be forced by suit brought by consumers who already have paid meter ren. tai
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-21
DOUGLAS PERSONALS

MT. and Mrs. Alfred Paul and fam fly will leave tomorrow for the coast where Mrs. Paul and the children will spend the remainder of the heat ed term. Mir Paul will return with in two or three weeks.
 Constable Frank Clark has gone to Tombstone on official business.
 N. J. Freede left last night for Stafford on a business trip.
 Mrs. J. H. Keys and baby left to- day for Nowata, Okla. for the sum mer.
 R. L. Gibson returned yesterday from Tombstone where he has been serving on the grand jury.
 T. W. Smith of Globe is here in the interest of the B. o. A M D. NJ. Simpson, representing the Safford Hay and Grain company, is in the city on business. Mrs. Mary Bryce returned home to Fl Paso this morning after an ex- tended visit with her son. Mir. and Mrs. Hogan left for Den yer today
 s. l.. Gillian. a mining expert in the forest service. from Prescott. has been at the local supervisors office for 8 few days and left today. George V. Hill of the Copper Queen store, who has been on the grand jury at Tombstone. returned home today
 Mrs. Hudspeth of Naco came today to visit her sister. Mrs J. c. Gamble John Foster, deputy United States marshal. came in from Benson today on official business. W. W. Carpenter. from the United States customs office at Nogales. is
 business visitor in the city today.
 J. D. McLeonard of Tombstone is I, in the city today on business. Mr. and Mrs. Lanier Smith of Can anea came in today to visit MT ! Smiths sister, Mrs. I. c. Gamble. w. R. Humphries of the Majestic
 company goes to Cananea tomorrow
 to arrange for a four nights engage. ment at the big camp. James Martin and Fred Brown came in from Courtland yesterday and are registered at the Queen W. c. Shilling, formerly stage man. through to New York today to be with the advance cars of Ringing
 Brothers circus
 Mrs. W. H. Hatcher leaves next week for Tucson to be present at the | graduation of her son, Burrl, from
 the school of mines at Arizona uni | versity He is the only graduate
 from the department of mines. Jose c. Camou, a prominent busi l ness man of Hermosillo. Sonora. has
 been in the city for several days, so liciting trade.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-21
PIONEER WHO SuICIDEO
 ONCE MADE BIC WINNING

Persons who came from Prescott recently brought news of the suicide of Len F. Hale, one of the pioneers of the territory. He had for long time been afflicted with rheumatism and it is thought that the constant pain of hopeless illness was the mo tive for his act He stood before a mirror and put a bullet through his brain.
 He was between fifty-five and six ty years of age. He was a native of Maine of good family. He came to the territory about thirty years ago Some years ago he was reckoned the
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-21
WiIIyum strawney.

willyum Strawney comes along An he sez to me: .Hulloi" sGoodness gracious" wlliyun sez. 'It beats all how fast you grow.-' He Is fxin' wires an things On tn poles along tn road. sT'rn surprised" sez he to me. How you've fattened up an groweds Then he puts sum funny things On his bootiegs. an he walks Right straight mp that pole. he doea-. An he's worl<in' while he talks. Flows yer mar" sez he to me- An I say: She's well to-day" Then he comes a-walkin down. Gist like ciimbin' poles wuz playf When pa takes me down to town. Genruiy I see him there Right ia front of Baltuf's stors. Sittn' on wobbly chair; T An I say to him: 'sHullo.'' E'.! While my pa is standin' there syfow arc your" sez he to me. T am very we'll" sez l. Then he Iafs and ser: "Weli. weilf Here's a nickel fer sum gum"' An l git it of tn man.
 An commence 10 chew it, sums when I git grcwed up. think. 1 will be a climber. too. An I'll say; 'HuIlo,' to boys. cfist like Wiliyum Stsawney do.
 Byron WiliianA
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-21

most daring gambler in the south. west. No wager was too high for him. In the earlier days he drank a great deal and it is related that while on a spree of several days du- ration he took in the banks of Prescott for s30,000 without making a losing.
 Previous to the fire he was asso- ciated with Robert Brown in the Pal ace and later he, in company with Robert Prior. owned a game though he retired several years ago. He was good type of the westerner, square in his relations with men and he enjoyed the respect of the commun- ity
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-21

oh. he sought to tell her fortune
 As he fingered rather late. While she blushed as rosy coiored . As the embers in the grate, Then he took her hand SO dainty
 And she felt her pulses thrill. Az he held it snug and tender
 Very much against her will As the hreight flashed and fiickercd.
 He bent low above her palms Reading forecasts with vision
 That was destitute of quaIms, sYou will wed" he said. next Chrisf- Wed a dark man. tai and strong. Who will love you and protect you
 Love you tenderiy and long'~ And this bold. intrepid wooer.
 Where ia her the maiden cried. ~-ust at present." said the prophet.
 ..He Is sitting at your side" s>Oh. I don't believe in fortunes"
 Gasped the maiden in alright. But the paper said. Dast Tuesdays
 They'll be married Christmas nikhts'
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-21
HEFFEREN SHAFT
 REACHES DEPOSIT

Parties coming in today from the Heffem Mining company camp state depth of 425 feet and that sinking will continue until the shaft reaches the 450-level- Then it is the inten- ton of the company to cut station at the 400-ieyel and begin crosscut. ting to strike the mineral ledge. As says from the shaft have been secur- ed giving value of s per ton. prac- tically all gold. Besides the gold value there is a trace of both silver and copper
 The present force at the Heffern amounts to abont forty men and a number of teams. the latter required
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-21

The corn shocks stand upon the hills
 Like armies tcnting in the fields Tho rusiling harvest. full and ripe.
 That rivals even Ceres yields. The haze of Autumn blends with red
 That clings upon the trailing grape. The oak has put it's color on
 And wears it's glory as cape. Tho grasses nod along the road
 And pillow in the lusty gale. While everywhere the seal of fall
 Is spreading fanciez through the vale The crow aloft in noisy flight
 Is sailing like ship al sea A bold marauder of the sky
 With blatant. raucous rninstrelsy. The crop is in and plenty smiles Upon a bandman made glad The sne who planted, tiled and resped Has won the prizes Nature had. All vari-hued the Autumn comes To charm with her glowing ways And lead us gently through the sere To chlll and cold and winter days,
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-21
By Byron Wiliia

-1i grampa sez when he wuz young he ulster always be SO GOOD! He'd git tn cows and swill tn pigs and cut up-O gist piles of WOOD He sex that he would take tn MAIL and order groceries each day and NEVEI: ONCT FERGIT tn things Er stop . loiter on tn way but when mi Grandma ma spoke lip An sed 'twUz very STRANGE. IN
 DEED.
 she didn't hear frum Mrs Jones about them pink carnation seed, mi Cran'pa looked quite sheepish then. and shocking . thce town. by jing. seen him drop that letter in
 He'd plumb fergot Mail tn thing
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-21

for hauling fuel and mining timber to the camp.
 The Heffern has been under steady
 improvement for nearly two years
 and has good machinery equipment for doing the work in hand. Mir Heffern is a mining man of wide ex- perience and he is confident that
 he has a valuable property.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-21
MANAGER DOUGLAS NEW
 OFFICES RAIcE sIler

There seems to be confirmation os the report coming from Bisbee that J. s. Douglas has tenderd his resig. nifion as general manager of the hocfeun: Copper company and oth. CT PhslpsDodge inteersts In Sonora, being succeeded by ]. s. Williams who has been Asssitant to Mir. Doug. las for . number of years.
 II ts stated that Mir. Douglas in coming to Douglas does so for the puipase of desoting his time to his personal interests which are very ex. tenstve here and at Bisbee. There are many. however. who do not be neve that Mir. Douglas would require the omse room now being provided in the BBephy Douglas building in this city. feB the simple care of his va rious interests here
 While there are many specula. tions as to the future occupation of NIT. Doaglas until he gives out def. nite Information himself the public can only guess as to his future busi. ness engagements. In the Brophy- Douglas building MT. Douglas has taken two large offices and they are being provided for the accommoda- ton of several clerks. This would indicate that Mir. Douglas will have some important and extensive busi- ness enterprises under his direction, whether they be those of Phelps Dodge and company or not.
 Railroads Rumors.
 One of the theories advanced to account for the Douglas offices in this city fs that he will be connected with railroad enterprises and that he will have charge of the operation of the line new being constructed by the Mexico and Colorado company con meeting Douglas with the new Court land district. Whether, there is any thing in this surmise or not the fu- ture VIII disclose.
 Fl Tiere Connection. Another supposition is that Mir. Douglas is connected with those now negotiating for the purchase of the Fl TfgEe mine and that when this deal is eonsummated, which is confi- dentiy expected. MT Douglas will di- reel tbe management of this company from tie ofices now being fitted up in this city.
 Something of importance.
 The general opinion in Douglas is that the coming Of Mir. Douglas to this ely means some new and impor- tan, enterprises being placed under
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-21

The bowling tournament at the Y. M c. A increases with interest un- abated. the E P. and s. w. team at present being in the lead with total score of 47e3 The games tonight will be between the c. O. store and the street Railway team Scores of other teams to date are here given:
 Copper Queen Electricians, 4574: Copper Queen store. 4520; c. Q. Boil ermakers. 4467; c. and A., 439s; City. 4337; Street Railway. 4290.
 Sisson. with 23S. has the highest highest average.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-21
DOUGLAS NEWS NOTES
 FROM DOUGLAS INTERNATIONAL

his arrangements which will add to the importance and welfare of Doug. las.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-21

An article in the June Everybody's on "Training With the Giants" is of special interest to Douglas base ball followers by reason of the fact that Henry Keupper of last years Douglas team is shown in action. One illustration catches him at the height of his wind-up and is a fine picture of the young left-hander. In group picture he is shown on the bench waiting his turn at practice. The fact that Keupper didn't make good with the Giants will not minimize the interest which attaches locally to these illustrations. Reupper, by the way. has reioined the Peoria team in the Three-Eye league. the India napolis pitching squad being well filled with seasoned twirlers.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-21

w. H. Neel of the Four Bar ranch Is in the city today making another shipment of cattle. Neel and lily sham have made number of ship ments during the last thirty days, in all more than one hundred cars. keupper in Magazine.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-21
Doc Case Dismissed.

Dog Case Dismissed. The case of the city against w. B. Millican. charged with shooting n dog belonging to J. E. Bates. was dis
 missed by Judge Rice yesterday upon motion of counsel n the case. Shipping Cattle.
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