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The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1910-04-28
BRADLEY GETS
BIG PROPERTY
Harmon = Morrow Group in
Ten Mile Camp Bonded
Cash Payment Made.

A special to the spokesman Review
from Elk City says:
IF. w. Bradley of the Bunker Hill
and Sullivan mines of Wardner, Ida
ho, and Buster mine, Elk City, has
bonded the Harmon & Morrow group
on Ten Mile for 100000 making a
substantial cash payment. N. B. Pet
tibone of Sites, represented Mr..
Bradley throughout the negotiations,
which began with the taking of a
thirty day option nearly month ago.
The mine was examined and re-
ported on by Geobgist Herschy and
Engineer Sheridan of the Bunker Hill
staff, who submitted their report to
Mr.. Bradley ON his arrival at Ward
ner after the general meeting of the
BuRker Hill shareholders recently
held at Portland to vote on the pur-
chase of the Last Chance mine and
other holdings of the Federal COM
pany at Wardner.
The terms of the original option,
which was also in the sum OF $780,
900, required a cash payment of $2,-
900, another of $4,000 in 60 days and
two other laEger payments at short
intervals. Mr.. Bradley requested cas-
ier terms of payments and a COM
promise was finally reached that
both parties to the deal considered
equitable.
The Harmon & Morrow discovery
was the first sensational strike made
in the new Ten Mile district this
year Every mining man who has in
spected it, and hundreds have Wis
tied it in the last 60 days. pro
nounce it one of the most promising
prospects he ever saw and almost
certain to develop into great mine.
Several other operators have had
agents here for the last week or
two waiting to snap up the property
in case Mr. Bradley let his option
expire.
A wire from Mr.. Bradley to Mr..
Pettibone informed him that the de
velopment of the property would be
started at once with a good force
of the Bunker Hill staff. The news
of miners under the direction of one
of the sale, confirming as it does
Bradley's oft repeated expression o.
confidence in the mines of the Elk
City country, has trebled the excite
ment throughout tse district and al
ready the few men who are left il
Elk City are preparing TO hit the
trail for the Ten Mile"
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1910-04-28
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC

FRIDAY the 29th day of April has
oeen designated Cleaning Up Day."
IN the city of Grangeville, and all
cltlzens are requested to cooperate
with the City Council in its efforts
TO preserve the public health. by
cleaning up about their premises and
depositing all rubbish in convenient
place where it can be received by
the city drays.
w. w. BROWN, Mayor.
Grangeyille, Idaho, April 20, 1910.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1910-04-28
GREAT MINES
AT TEN MILE
A. S. Johnson Reports Latest
News From Rich Camp
Invites inspection.

''The latest strike reported in the
Ten Mile district" said A. S. John
son, who was in the city from the
new camp the last of the week, "is
that made by Messrs. Brown and
Green ON their property between Sill
yer and Peasley creek about 10 miles
from the river. They have encoun-
tered a rich ledge at three differ
ent openings that averages about
nine feet in width. The showings
here are remarkably good and the
property promises to be among the
best of the district
French Pete recently struck more
good ore on his mine. His tunnel is
now in about 100 feet and at a
depth of $50 feet he has found a
rich six-foot ledge that carries fine
ore.
'Lapp & Co. now have the new
townsite of Golden and it Is rumored
that a general store is to be estab-
lished there soon by this firm. The
population of the new district con-
tinues to increase, miners, prospec-
tors and capitalists, or their repre-
sentatives arriving daily. The peo-
ple of Elk City and those living alons
the upper Clearwatsp have crew OF
men at work on the trail finishing
that part of the highway between
Ten Mile and Elk. This will be com
pleted shortly, opening the Soutn
Fork trail from Grangeville to Elk
City.
"The question of proving the merit
os the Ten Mile district Is one 70
which we have devoted considerable
thought. There are hundreds OF
modes of advertising a mining ds-
+rict hut we want to convince the
outside world of the value OF oui
camp. would suggest that tne
Gungeyille commercial club delegate
some conservative man OF the CITY
who has a fair knowledge OF mines
70 visit the various properties OF the
,.w district and learn the true con
di+ions We want a chance to prove
tb.4 the Ten Mile is an exceptionally
rich mining ground. This delegate
exnenses would be light and we are
confident that his report would brlna
mutual benefit to both the camp anc
the county seat town. We tell yo'
that we have the gold and we ash
YOU to come and see it."
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1910-04-28
HURRAA FOR THE 4rH OF JULY

A special meeting of the CONNER
c1al club and citizens at commercial
club rooms Tuesday, May 3rd, at 8
p. m. Meeting called to discuss
Fourth of July celebration.
]. Frank Sims, Pres.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1910-04-28

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Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-12
BASKET BALL SERIES
 IS AGREED UPON
! TOURNAMENT AT Y. H. c. A. WILL BEGIN WEDNESDAY EVENING AND LAST WEEKS.

At an enthusiastic gathering held in Secretary Pollard's office. r. NJ. C. A. building, last evening. plans TOT a basket ball tournament to begin Wednesday night was agreed upon and an arrangement and schedule committee appointed to perfect plans.
 Remaining members of the Y. NJ. C.. A. first team who are still in town. the entire training squad of the high school, Prof. Philbrock. Coach Henrie. Secretary Pollard and others inter- ested in the game. took part in the meeting. It was decided That four teams will enter. to consist Of three high school teams, with a lew mem bers of the alumni. the fourth to be q Y. A C. A. team. Each team will play the other twice, which will entail Q schedule lasting several weeks
 The first games will be played in connection with the "open house" and boxing exhibition Wednesday evening. bur the other games will be behind closed doors and an admission will be charged. The committee appointed cn arrangements and schedule consist cd of C. C. Henrie. Walter Hoesch and Secretary Pollard
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-12
LATTA FUNERAL IS
 HELD YESTERDAY
ELks AND RAILROAD MEN AT TEND SERVICES AND FOLLOW REMAINS TO BURIAL.

Attended by many wao haa known him during the years be was oonduc. fer on the Southwestern, as well as by brother Eiss and members of the Order of Railway Conductors. the funeral Of William Latta was held yesterday afternoon from the Palace Undertaking rooms.
 Rev. F.. 4. Bolt offciated. Special rnusic was rendered by members of the Episcopal choir. The Elks at tended in a body anI occcmp1nied the remains to their final resting nlace in Evergreen cemetery About thirty were in line
 The pail bearers consisted of IUuT members Of the Or1er O. Railway Conductors. Messrs. Smith. Waddles, Preston and Farquahrson, with Henry Snodgrass and sam Frankenburg for the Elks.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-12
UNION MEN FEAR VIOLENCE.

DENVER. Feb. 11.-State Labor Commissioner Brake let today tor Primero in response to a telegram from three officers of the Un.ied Nine Workers of America. who said they feared harm would be done them while they were distributing cash for relief Of families of miners killed in the recent disaster The national or sanizaiiol Of miners donated 5000 tor relief of the bereaved families and sent three of it's officials to Primero to make distributions. It is alleged the trio has encountered the old time opposition O the Colorado Fuel and Iron company to the appearance of organizers or officers oi unions in their camp. and that they feared vio- lence at the hands of the company's agents.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-12
'HIPP|NS SAYS HE IS
 0H WATER WAGON
LOWELL MAN RELEASED FROM FLORENCE RESOLVED TO KEEP FROM TROUBLE.

No more drinking for me. I'm off the stuff to stay"
 So declared Glenn FlipDins. who ar rived yesterday from Florence. whe -e be has been serving a term for an offense committed at Lowell. the re suit of a night out with his room mate. who later accused h.m of taking some of his money
 F.ippins was sent up in July. 1908. and was pardoned out by Governor Sloan two or three days before his term expired. Judge Doan. District Attorney Williams and Sheriff White were instrumental in securing pfIdon principally on account of the testi- mony he gave in the Sharp murder case some time ago. Flippens. when not drinking. was known as an up right genial fellow. has many friends. and states that his experience has taught him to leave red eye" aone which he will do hereafter.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-12
CLIFTON FOOT BALL
 TEAM IS ssTROHG
GAMES HERE NEXT WEEK ARE. EXPECTED TO BE HIGH GRApE OF BALL.

What promises to Oe sn exciting two-game series for the associatio3 football championship Of Arizona viii be played in Bisbee February 1sth and goth. when the local boys will tackle the Clifton team, said to be the strongest aggregation ever gotten to- gether in the Southwest
 The home boys. however. aaven't much fear of them They VII select a team composed of the pick of the oisbee Reds, Tombst1le Canyon Stars and Lowell United teams of the association football league. The locals will guarantee half the expenses O. the visitors, which is apparently sas- isfactory. A subscription list is be- ing passed around at the mines among the followers of the sport to defray this expense.
 The Bisbee team will late in the season play Clifton a return series of two games.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-12
LUZ PUTS BULLET
 IA LEG OF u IN
QUARREL OVER NO MAN LEADS TO SHOOTING EAR " YESTERDAY MORNING.

As the result O. a cTunken row ia Tintown late Thursday nigh, Lr.z Hernandez was arrested by Constable Bailey early yesterday morning on charge Of assault with attempt 10 kll. He will be arraigneG before Justice Murphy today.
 The trouble started between Her andez and Juan Sanchez. fbe pair had been drinking with a number of others. women among them. and from what can be learned one of the women was the cause or the wordy row. I ended in Hernandez drawing 8 six shooter and firing. The bullet lodg ed in Sanchez right leg, as he had started to run from his sssai.<at.
 It was some time before medical aid could be secured and meanwhile Sanchez lost a considerable quantity of blood. The wound. however. Is in the calf of the leg and Is no: seri- ous.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-12
IN THE PROBATE COURT oE co c9Iss COUNTY. TERRITORY
 OF ARIZONA.
In the Matter Of the Estate Of Maggie Leison. Deceased.
 Notice of Hearing of Petition.

In the Matter Of the Estate Of Maggie Letson. Deceased.
 Notice of Hearing of Petition. Pursuant 10 the order of the Probate Court in the above entitled estate made the 10th day Of February, 1910.
 notice is hereby given that the city O, Bisbee has filed it's petition pray ing for an order requiring the admin istrator of the above named estate to specifically perform the agreement of deeedent by executing to said petition CT a conveyance of the interest O. the said estate in and to the following
 described real property. to-wlt. All that part Of lots tweuty-eight (21) and twenty-nine C9) in block four C4l de- scribed as follows: Commencing at the N. F. Corner of Iot 2S in block f. of the BfsBee patented Townsite. and running south 5S deg I5 miI VI. 4J feet to a point; thence s. 31 deg. 54 min. W. 36.95 feet 10 a point on the West side line Of lot % in sail block thence N. 57 deg. 25 min. E. 60.52 feet to a point on the east side line Of said lot 2s; thence N. 8 deg. 03 min. w. } feet 10 the place of beginning; said premises being situated in the Bisbee Patented Towrtdte. Cochise County. Arizona, map of said Town site subdividing the same into lots. blocks, streets and alleys is Hled and recorded in the office of the County Recorder of Cochise County. Arizona. and the 18th day of March. 1910. at 10 o'clock a. m. has been appointed as the time. and the courtroom oi the above entitled Court at Tombsone. Arizona, the place for the hearing O. said petition. and all persons inter- ested in the said estate arc hereby notified to appear and contest such petition by filing their objecuons in writing. if any. against the allowance of said petition.
 Dated Tombstone. Arizona. Febru- lary 10th. 1910.
 J. E. James. Clerk of the Probate Court
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-12
COUNTRY CLUB DANCE
 NEXT WEDNESDAY
FIRST ONE OF THE PRESENT YEAR PROMISES TO BE EN. JoYABLE.

The following members were se- locied by the house committee of the Country Club to be hosts at lne next club dance. which takes place Wed nosday evening the 16th: c. O. Me AuFtry, chairman. c. L. Amen. fl. A. Toblemen, J. H. o'Brien and Mark P. Jchn.
 The committee met at the Copper Queen hotel last evening to formu- late plans for entertaining the mem- hers. McMurtry. the chairman will see that all who come will have a gooi time. They propose to gel the best music fer the occasion that is possible There will be card tables in the din ing room for those who do not care to dance. Dancing will commence at S:30. It was arranged that each member be allowed 10 invite one friend on this occasion. it being the first dance for 1910.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-12
VICTORY FOR B|SBEE
 THIRTY 10 FIVE
BASKET BALL GAME AT DOUG LAS IS EASY FOR OUR ATHLETIC GIRLS.
Special to Review.

DOUGLAS. Ariz.. Feb II.-In an exciting game O fbasket ball in which the visitors outclassed the locals all the way. the Bisbee high school girls demonstrated for the second time their superiority oyer the Donglas girls by rolling up total of 30 points to five of Douglas.
 The latter did a little better than their former showing against Blsbee when they tallied but one point. but likewise Bisbee was there with enough additional to make ap for it. For the visitors the chief performers were Claire C'Donnell and Blench Beck With. A large crowd witnessed the game
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-12
BtRGQuST HEADS
 BILLIARD ARTISTS
WINS TOURNAMENT BY DEFEAT ING OPPONENT AT Y. M. C. A. LAST EVENING.

The billiard tournament at the |. Nj. c. A. is ended and Albert Berg qulst is winner of the first prize. a fine billiard cue with his name and past history engraved on it. He de- feated Mat Hiethier last night by score of so to 51. Hiethier won the second prize. $500 bowling boo,z. The contest has been full of interest from the start and several very close games were pplayed. There will be another tournament arranged for soon. The pplayers like it and Social Secretary Quick Is especially anxious to plesse those who frequent his 
 The Rough and Readys defeated the Stags fl the bowling tournament last night by 19 pins.
 The following are the individual
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-12
CACTUS LEAGUE
 S FAVORED IN
 SHELTER CITY
Organizer Kahn Wires the Re- view 10 That Effect Before lssaying for His Home Last Evening.

sisuslas c. K for organized ball.
 The above telegram was received by the Review last night from Leon [. Kahn just prior to his leaving the Smelter town for his home n sareve. DOT, sa.
 He and Frank Harbuck evidently did some good work wnue there. They went down yesterday morning. encouraged by the unanimous senti- ment O. the Bisbeeites they had talked to. ahs evidently that occupied with their arguments had some weight in inducing Manager ODonovan co ap- prove ok the idea.
 Kahn and Harbuck did not go to Cauaaea. deeming il unnecessary in view of the expression obtained in every ether town on the circuit. When Bisbee and Fl Paso have completed their stock organizations and elected officers. the league proposition will probably be started and ppians put afost for organization
 Locally, a rest was takea. on ac- couar Of the funerals cf Mrs. Sowle and wfnisn Bstta as many Of the workers attended both.
 Joe ncKeehan and Sam Franken burg x6f get out with their list bright ana early this morning and expect to have q thousand or two more added tc tse iist hy night in the way og simoieons.
 DoER st Lowell they tcok day off after the tall hustlins tho boys have teen doing every day this week. About s20 was secured yesterday. however. which brings the total close 10 sssS
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-12
AULp IS ACQUITTED.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 1f.--Asslstant Secretary Winthrop of the navy de. rartment passed upon the court mar. tiai of Paymaster George P. Aud, U. S. N- and Passed Assistant Surgeon Ansey P. Robnett each charged with conduct unbecoming an officer, etc. Auld is ordered released from arrest and fully restored to duty. Robnett's sentence is mitigated to the loss of two numbers The sentence in each case was that each officer lose five numbers fin his grade.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-12
TREE COTTON EXPERIMENT..
Douglas InternationaD

There is at Agua Prieta a car con- taining 12,S0O pounds of tree cot ton" consigned to George Sargent Of the Standard Furniture company of this city. This is the material with which MT. Sargent has been experi- menting and if his future tests prove nearly so successful as those of the past this commodity will cut a figure of importance in the commercial mar ket- By actual experiment 1t has been found that twenty-eight pounds of this tree cotton" will fill mat
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-12

tress and that this mattress is soft and fluffy, easily turned How it will stand service, whether or not it will mat down, remains to be proven with time. Thus far it has been found bet ter for mattresses, pillows and con- forters than the ordinary cotton.
 Mir. Sargent yesterday received a telegram from Fl Paso which made him an offer for thirty carloads of the tree cotton" 25.OOO pounds to the car and at 8 cents a pound. He has not yet accepted the offer, as ne must first determine the possibility of filling the order.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-12
SUICIDES WITH BUTCHER KNIFE

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 11.-catch- ing up butcher knife from the chip ping bIocL c, the meat market in which he had worked until discharged during this afternoon. John Richter stabbed himself several times in the breast and died on the way to hospital
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-12
PLEADS GUILTY.

ST LOUIS. reb. 11.-FoIlowing the confession that he took part in the robbery O. the Missouri Pacific train near Eureka. Mo. on the night Of January l. George Ebeling pleaded guilty today to the charge df robbery of malls. Ebeling was arrested yes terday at Hot Springs. Ark.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-12
ANNOUNCEMENT.

The At Yoar Door Market win sH at your house on or about the 10th and every day thereafter except Sur day. with a full line of meats. poultry butter, eggs and vegetables. You are cordially invited to criticfse and pass judgment Give me trial Come out and select your choice New. hobby. up-to-dste-
 i4s Tom L. Stewart.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-12
When Rubbers Become Necessary

when FubDcfS become NccchodFy and your shoes pinch. shake ini1 your shoes Aliens Foot-Ease. ,he
 satisepuc powder for the feet It ,ures painful swollen, smarting sweating feet. ard takes the sting out of ccrns and bunions. Just the thing for patect leather shoes. dancing parties and for Breaking in New shoes. Many people cannot wear heavy stockings comfortably without shaking Aliens Foot-Ease into the shoes. Sold everywhere. 25c. sarn- pie FREE. Address, Allen 8. oim- sted. Le Roy. ". Y. Don't accept any substitute.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-12

Ehe s.r Roux Stock company will give . especial matinee at the orpheu this aseraoon for ladies and children The srices of admission will be 15 and 25 cents. Last night "A Prisoner Of Var received another good house and enthusiastic reception.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-12
ADJUSTMENTS

4isa Wilma Stecb. songstreess at the Royal theatre, did not sing last night ewing to a severe cold whicl lesF Ser confined to her apartments. She will be on the program tonight, however
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-12

Gold watches are melting away fast al the oig sale at l.. L. Gilman's jew elry store.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-12
Had Three Cases.

Justice Murphy had three cases st Lowell yesterday. Two drunks paid five dollars apiece and one vag re- ceived his accustomed floater.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-12
On Official Business.

On Otlciai Business
 Constable Farley McRae went to the county seat yesterday cn official business.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-12
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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-03-31
DRANK COCKTAILS. -
MARRIAGE IL ANNUILED

NEW YORK Special Justice
GfegeriCh. OF the Supreme Court de-
clded Thursday thar when glri elsh-
teen wears old drinks three or fouB
cocktails she is not in "a frame OF
mind to realize the nature OF 90 mar
riaee ceremony He accordingly an-
nuued the marriage OF Elsie Madeline
Hugue Irvine. ~ 40l West Forty sec-
ond Street. 90 Robert Irvine. Jr.
The girl testified th1t Sunday even
INK. May 20. 1907, she was on her
way 90 church when she met Irvine.
who had been counting her AFTER
I services ne asked her 90 take walk
( and she went with him
"He took me-. she said "to 1 place
az ThirrF-siNrh Street and EroolW u'
called the Marlboro. saying he wanted
I -O get something 90 drink. asked
I for a glass OF soda. but there was
I none. and he ordered somethlus else
/ We had two cor three drinks. ano theI
he took me Co a restaurant at Fourth
Avenue and Tweuty-ei Street"
What kind Of drinks did you hav'
/ .n the Marlboro o." asked the court
FL think they were some sort %
I cocktail. Your Honor.
She said she believed the drinks sh
/ nad az the other place were "coc X
I -ails. or something even stronger.
Then Irvine toOk her into taxi
cab 20 the home OF Henry Mars
Warren. the marrying parson. 81
-eme mbered signing a paper. but ht
E tie else
A Jew Gays later Irvine told ne
she was his wife She said she oil
. not believe IL. but he insisted IL va
/ crue.
Frederick Hugue. the girls fsthe
. told OF his daughter coming HON
/ that night He said she seemed dix
! and said her head ached. She wer
20 bed and was ill the next day. II
vine did not defend the suit