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Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-28
MINE JOURNAL
 GIVES PRAISE
 ID MR. POWELL
Successful Career of the Welt Know and Well Liked Git izen of Warren District Sci Forth

The Special Edition of the Los An geies Mining Review. printed in hon or of the Mining Congress now in session in that city. has the follow ing about Col l.. w. Powell:
 MT. Louis Weston Powell was born in Southern Missouri and educated in the public schools of St. Louis, Mo, and at Washington and Lee Uni versity, Lexington. Virs' mia. He be- gan his min 'Ig career mining iron ore on the Gogebic Range in Upper Michigan. When the Carnegie com pany decided to enter the iron ere business on large scale Mr. Powell was selected as assistant to Mir. Thos, F. Cole, in the management of their mines, with headquarters at Duluth, Minn. When the United States Steel Corporation was formed Mir. Thos. F. Cole was made pres dent of the mining companies and Mir. Powell as sistant to the president. Some five years ago MT Powell resigned his position with the Steel Corporation mines to become third vice-pres'denf
 and general manager of the Calumet and Arizona Mining Co. and took charge of tine mines and smelter oi those companies at Bisbee and Doug las. Arizona. At the time Mir. Powel took charge there were four of these so-called allied companies developins properties in the Bisbee camp. whicf shortly afterwards merged into what
 is now the Superior and Pittsbure Copper Co, When MT. Powell tool charge very little ore hal been de veIoped in these properties but they had encountered enormous quantitie: of water and there were many wise cnes in the copper world who pre- dicted the enterprise would be a fail ure. But he got control of the water put the shafts down to the ere Zonc proved the existence of the ore bod
 ies and has placed the propert! among the important producers o the world The finding of ores il the Superior and Pittsburg properties
 was more than doubled during Mir P-wellG management He $ respon sible for the beautiful little suburl !
 of Warren near Bisbee and he con structed the Warren-Bishee electri' ! railway When the Cole-Ryan crow
 first entered the Cananea camp MT
 Powell also had charge of their op
 erations there until they gained cen , trol of the Greene properties am were all pnt under one management. s'r Powell resigned his position wi:' i the Csiurret and Ariz-ua and SuntI
 for end Pi.tsburgs. companies sshor time ego and wi'l devote himself |
 his own interests He ss rrcsiden of the EleDi.a Developmen. Co. whicl is developing rropert'es in Sonora yice-pres' dent of the Can9rea Cor
 rsnv. end director of the Sal sc'idated Corper CompoIy and Director of the San Antonio Copre ! Co. the Sierra Consolidated Mine and number of other mining con ranies. He is an enthus' astic Ar nar and believes there is a wondei
 ful future ahead for he new state {! He is member of the Californi i end Sierra Madre clubs of Los AT
 cCles''
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-28
FINISHES COLLECTION

Assistant County Treasurer Frank DeTerest has completed his work in this district in collecting the back personal taxes and back taxes dpe cn houses on company grounds. He stated that he collected the greater par. of the money due the county and in some instances extended the time of collection until the coming pay day. Only two houses were attach ed and posted for sale.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-28
DEATH OF MISS HUGHES.

The sad death of Miss Grace Irene Hughes occurred at her home at Up per Lowell yesterday morning. Miss Hughes WAS native of Wisconsin. but had resided in this district about fur and one-half years. She was a school teacher by occupation and nine days ago the passed the twenty fifth anniversary of her birth. She was very popular young lady and had host of friends. Her death is deeply deplored Che brother. WILL jam Hughes, resides at Upper Lowell. The funeral will take place from the house th's afternoon at o'clock
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-28
nuNTINc IN MouNTA,Ns

Ernest Graf returned yesterday from the Huachucas where he has been for several days. He stated that there are many hunters in tie mountains and that while he was there the Indian scouts a. Fort Bua- chuca brought in several deer that they had shot not far from the post
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-28
vsscicT AGAINST RELATIVE.

A verdict for s139 was rendered in against w. J Clemo. a local miner, in favor of his sister. Mrs. George Devine and her husband by Justice High yesterday afternoon. The lat ter sued for sl56 for board bill. Sometime ago Clemo received a frao- tured leg and went to his sisters home to reside, hence the claim for board He alleged thath he chopped wood and performed kindred duties for his board and keep.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-28
AT FL TICRE

John H'll. the superintendent of the South Tigre mine of Sonora. ar rived in Bisbee last evening from the mine. He stated that work is progressing very satisfactorily at the South Tigre. At the Fl Tigre large force of men is employed and the mine is being operated on the largest scale in its history. The Ysgui river which was very high short time ego delaying freigiting. has gone down and freighting has been resum- ed.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-28
FiREMEN's MEETING

The Bisbee Volunteer fire depart ment will hold a regular meeting Thursday night to make arrange ments to send hose team to Phoe- nix to compete in the hose races st the territorial fair in November. The Bisbee team won she biz silver cup trophy last year against all comes and they want 10 win this year
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-28
DRIFTING AT WOLVERINE

Superintendent Roberts of the Wolverine stated yesterday that the property is looking very well and that ore shipments are being kept up. Work has been started in a new drift on the Warren and George claims to explore the prophecy.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-28
SONORA MINING MAN.

J. G. Alexander. the president of the Nacozari Consolidated company, which owns a large property near ares mine many years ago. He stat ed that the ore body on the Nacozari Consolidated is a continuation of the great body of copper ore that has made the Pilades famous.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-28
INSTALL NEW SYSTEM

AS matter of convenience to his customers. E. A. Tovrea has put in operation a new system at his mar ket. A desk and cash register has been put in the front of the market and all cash whether on account or for immediate saes will go to the cashier
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-28
MISS sTRoMsERc HoNoREp.

The Country club. the scene of s, many brilliant receptions and society functions. was last night the scene of one of the most charming and elaborate affairs ever given at this popular resort The event was given by Mfr and Mrs. Henry Hamburg for their popular daughter. in honor Of Miss Ella Stromberg. of Chicago. who has become a great social favorite during her short sojourn here.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-28

No. 2 minute should 'be lost when q child shows symptoms of croup. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy given as soon as the ch Id becomes hcarse or even after the croupy cough ap- pears will prevent the attack. Sold by all Druggists. 354
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-28
DIES IN HOSPITAL.

Tiburcio Estrada, Mexican. who resided in the rear of the county jail died at 3 o'clock yesterday morn ing in the c. & A. hospital. The funeral will take place Wednesday afternoon at ? o'clock from the mor- tuary of the O. K. Undertaking com pany.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-28
PLACES FOR CHILDREN.

Mics Cummings, of the charity com mittee. reports that places have been found for all the children for whom homes were wanted. In several in stances charitably inclined women have offered to take care of children where it is necessary for the mother to work for her own support.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-28
STOCKHOLDERS COMING.

party of the st t-ckholders of the sunny S'6e property which is locat- ed over the Divide, will arrive in this city from New York next week to vs!t the property. The party will be accompanied by Benjamin Smith. president O. the company It is ex- pected that a plant of machinery will be ordered and machine drills install ed
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-28
STOLEN MAIL POUCH FOUND

PHoENIX., Sept 27.-An open mai sack containing a .ew ordinary letters for the town of Roosevelt, which was taken from the Mesa City lost ofice Sunday night, was found by the roadside a few miles out of Aiesa The letters were opened but as Tar as is known nothing was taken. Ire identity Of Jhe robbers is unknown
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-28
BROKEN ENGINE.

The west bound train yesterday was nearly two hours late due to a break down on the engine pull ing the Drummers' special from Fl Paso to Douglas. The breakdown oc- cured a short distance east of Doug las.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-28
Scaishipt oystcrs--Tovre
DISPLAYS RARE RELICS

c. NJ. Henkle las placed in his window two rare relics that are attracting considerable attention. One Is Confederate States bond that was issued near the end Of the
 ivi; war shortly after Gettysburg and the other is a copy of a New York state papper announcing the death of General George Washington.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-28
TO BUILD DOCKS.

V. G. Medigovich, who recently re- turned from Guaymas. stated that within shors tine work is 10 be started on the constructor Of big docks and wharves at Guaymas so tLat 1t will be possible for hrgs ocean going steamers to dock and discharge their cargo The w'5rl. when completed will cost several mil lion dollars.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-28

and retain the cup for another year. As soon as arrangements are made to send the team. practice work will be started with the team.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-28
SANITARY HOUSE CLEANING

Carpets. curtains. portiers cleaned without taking down.
 Vacuum Cleaner, Sanitary. no dust, ro germs.
 Work guaranteed. Drop card to r, Q. Box I2f1.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-28
AflsoN Tc TUCSON.

Rober; Wilson ct iais eit5 leaves today for Tuescn where he gees to take charge Of a large warehouse fer the Armour company. He has been on tEe road for this company for s,me time and h,s new position Is a promotion.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-28
} CITY NEWS IN BRIEF ' > | ~~% q q . .
TO co HUNTING

Lake Ra.Eeioyich win leave to. Gay for hermosi.io. Sonora lroIa where he Wi.l g Dso tie naouatains on a haunting usp win relatives .sho reside at Hermosiilo.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-28

All Rebekahs. their friends and wis ting sisters and brothers are in- vited to attend the dance at Odd Fellows Hall Friday night. Septem- Der 30th. 1928.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-28
PuesLsy 60 YEARS OLD.

OTTAWA. Ont, Sept. 27.--Hon. William PuSsley. Minister of Public Works. arrived it his sixtieth mic stone today having been born Sept, 27. 1850. Mir. Pugsley is native of New Brunswick. where he filled many high public offices, including the premiership before he entered the Laurer cabinet in 1907.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-28
AT rovREA,s MARKET

J. E. Mosher. who recently sold his meat market on Upper Main street to John Slaughter is now with the F. A. Tovrea market and states that he will be very much pleased
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-28
THEATRE ROY AL N. D. 6ETZ, MANAGER
TONIGHT

Program Sunday and Monday
 "THhe Borrowed Baby" live one "A change of Hear meiodrama- Tine Heart of SIOUX" drama "The turn of the Balance" & vita graph. fife portrayal. Travelogue-Mexico, The Land of Sunshine.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-28

Mrs. W. J. Hamilton 2l0 Opera Drive can accomodate a few more table boarders. Phone PAT.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-28
CASE CONTINUED.

The case cf Elisardo Mesl, a Mex ican, charged w.th steal ng horse owned by the paiace Grocery com pany. was e5ntinued in Justice High $ eoar; yesteroay &ftern~-u sn1i O. day al 10 8. m.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-28

Harold Schuyler. for the past two years employed at R. T. Chadwick's s leaves today for h's former home at Valpara so, Ind. where he will enter a technical school Mir. Schuy. Ter has made msny friends in Bis bee who will regret to see him de part.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-28

haroe of lunch every day 1t the Silcon.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-28

For ren': room nat Clawsoi iiin Apply Popular Store. 33s
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-28
RANcHMAN Is WANTED.

Miss Cummings. secretary of the charity board, advises the Review that she has position open for a rsnchman and his wife. 4 man wh , is strong enough to handle horses and who has knowledge of handling stock is desired.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-28

Drop in and get sowI of soup rs Office Saloon
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-28

Yale vs Wesleyan; Harvard vs. Rates. Amherst vs. Norwich; Lehigh vs. Western Maryland; Carlisle h. dians vs Muhlenburg College; Penn syivania vs. Dickinson; Cornell vs. Hobart.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-28

Centurion and Red Mountain stock for sac cheap at Room 1. St. Elmo.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-28

Attorney Cass, of Douglas, was in Bisbee yesterday afternoon on busi- ness. Judge Case is attorney for the Southwestern oil company which re gently won an important decision in land suit over the Santa Fe rail road.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-28

to meet his old customers
 the 1ovrca market.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-28

FRIpAvs:-ciam chowdss. cod Ash and cream petstoss st ofIses salsen
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-28

Arizona Headquarters in San Fran eisco-Stanfrrd Hotel. 250 Kearny St
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-28
= . . . . . %%<H . . PERSONALS . . A . 2 q C q ~ %% q

l.. g. Naset, of E. Paso. WAS ,n Bis bee yesterday.
 W. II. Brophy returned from Fl Paso yesterday.
 hoval A. Smith returned yes erday from Silver City. N. M. J. L. Rogers. Of Chicago, was in this city yesterday on business. Louis-Garbey, of New York. was
 business visitor in Bisbee yesterday.
 Jesse Yoakum and J. F. Curry au.
 toed to NaCo yestercay to see Ire fire
 Lee perw Il. who represents a hide
 purchasing house. was in Bisbee yes terday.
 City Clerk Joe McKeehan was con fined to his home yesterday on ac-
 count of illness. James Ball of the Bali and Bleisoe drug store is expected to arrive fron
 his vacation trip toda:'. George Mcfarland. one of the old l time newspaper men of the territory. | Is in the city for a few days. 
 Assistant County Assessor Ross, of | Tombstone, who has been here for several days returned to his home | yesterday. Attorney Cam nghaIa, of T mbstone, one of the delegates to the constitu- ! tional convention, passed through Bis bee last eevning for Douglas accom- ] panied by Mrs. Cunningham. | Frank Aich, owner of the Majestic
 company, that is filling an engage 1 ment at the Orpheum, ard secretary
 of the Fl Paso Fair Association, was
 in town yesterday on theatrical and
 fair business.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-28
TREAT FOR NewssoYs.

Manager Overlook of the Orphedm theatre and Ralph Martin, manager. of the Frank Rich Musical Comedy company. have decided to give the rewsi oys cf Bisbee a treat such as they have never been offered before. avery ne Ssboy and ais little brother is cordially invited to witness the Frank Rich company do it's stunts in that Imaginable farce. The Man from Nogales' or Friday night. This night has been set aside especially for the newshoys. and will be called '.Newsboy's Night" On this night the company will do their utmost to entertain these embryo merchants. even to the singing of song written for this occasion by Mir. Martin, the musical director of the show. The song ~Newsie" will be printed and distributed among the ~newsies" so that they can join in the chorus with Master Leonard Loehr and enjoy themselves to the limit Oh. there are great things in store for the kids on Friday night. and everybody should try to be there and help shs lidiefs enjoy themselves.
 If you have any furniture thai needs repairing or upholstering. cal on
 GUST c. HENDRICKS. ?. o. BOX sf47 PHONE L a LOWELL - - ARIzoNi
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-28

See the beautiful cut glass punch bowl on display ct L. L. CIlman's
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-28

If you have any furniture that needs repairing or upholstering. call on
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-28

Batteries-Smith, Wood and Carri- gan; Hardness, Koestner and Land. Called end seventh on account of darkness.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-28

GUST C. HENDRICKS. IP O. BOX s1@7 PHONE L z6
 LOWELL - ARIZONA
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-28
AM ERIcAN

Bat;eries-Gray and Street; Scott and Payne.
 2nd. Game: Washington 3 Il Chicago 2
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-28

Graham. Grindle and Martinke. of the locals, have been picked and it is possible that Cummings may alss be taken along.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-28

Batteries-Groome, Ainsmith and | Olmstead; Young and Block.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-28

Batteries-Hunt, Hall. Madden and Carr, gan; Denote, Mitchell and Smith.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-28

''Whi;ey" Hewitt, who twice did 8 Marathon with the tn at the Pass City, has retired for the season. He has returned to his home at Tyler, Texas. ''Whitey" has an offer from Bill Armour. of the Toledo team ir the A. A aHd will likely accept La;e hours proved his undoing, ac c1rjing to Fl Psso scribes.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-27
.JOHN .. mrs VIM,
Dhnr Want tits Daughters &" Wary
without Parental NpI rONal

The Will Of John T. Ai"Nandre. steam %
~ y owner and aidc-de-c camp on IN" star
~ G'n Grant M Tho civil war who dI"t
a. I.,uos Mass On hugr.-f - was Hl"i
here, Yesterday and leaves sIY"ussl Iu cash
Co hr- vi'. H"l"u .sprugri N"t,N 'l"
laughter - Gen " SEWARD W"nh Mr.
Al"vaudr' also gets ~" town hous" al
20 N'-'r lhl,tv-"ighih street ami AN II-
contents
Nj A"Naudrr I-f' hiatt IA" r"sIdu" ~
Do estate To- hi- W.. and halt 20 hl~ 'nr's..
tauChters. H"lrn. Marie and Anna with
'h. yrr't-Ipu thsf If hoy married WITH
uu' parental approval they should have
only the Iluon" oH their ~haf" o."
.uarrsas" uf Miss Mar. Aloyaudro 10
Bayari 4, Hoppln had been sci for Sep
'.inb~T lu nu' when Mr. AIeNandr" real
I1ed that ha was dying h- asked them
20 b" me ~ sd a. ono" ~ his r'-i-ldc They
tired 20 md some one IA Lemon to perform
tho ceremony on August - aud 'ahug
they returned to find Mr Ai"Nauir"
DYING
The ~ -s' aside s. -, 70 pay - any
mortgage that may DO outstanding against
~ lep'- Roman Catholic Church
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-27

WON StanEas as n undecided whether a
WaUr ~ two~tep were expected Of "
Jnhn-tpne had taken an aerold barometer
Van H'n and whom h. saw how rapidly
NJ Ms claiming h. decided he could
'"ihh .HH i"et ~ record time for a Wright
rae hIuc and n" started an "A husInesSlik.
mn n"' Tor tn. higher levels
When vOu stand On a field with GRAINED
'''" and hear he thrum OF an asroplane
stop Tor an instant a. II uniecidsd about
proceeding AT all your heart hsgIns 20
ShlN " IN also All during Johnst one s
',hS spiral "Imb directly abOve IA. field
'h"i" was skipping uf motor EXPLOSIONS
a'"'N" and heart h"ats h'low and a general
i.Nlt" among IN" spectators to inyit"
hF '"hn-tuue a. siil tu earth again while
W" was sitll all M ON" piece
Nh"u hl- instrument showed him that
n" Was ipD feet ahuva the Wright tent
poles n" turned a short eight Just for luck
ana started "a coast arfhwdTd IN "A long
shlral The climb that had taken ten
minutes 4" max" required only two min
ni'N aud traction To uumnk". In circles
mar irs' grew wider and then began 10
SHRINK ~ circumference JohnStpnc came
mack To the grass IN has wing tiIis and with
"NllreS~ tram speed lis landed un the
grass Just in time 90 pzTapc bsinE IN the
air thirteen minutes
IN" aviation meet will CLOSE with to-
morrow '''Thts lnhuSt ,-c and BrpokIn-
VIII HEN e. g, Boston % rrrr-'-
sent tn" Wright company AZ the big Har-
Nard aviation meet which h"giu- S"pjrw-
"r = and lIoNs"v viii %" sent - the
mtddl" West again - ~ until c"li
weather
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-27
THEirRE OWNER DROPPED.
Wells 81 leath 4 NrIlS Loses Nrmbrr.
ship in National tSso-Iaiion

" special meeting e tn dir.., tors
of N" National Theatr" Owu""s ,Ssr-
citation held yesterday LAX" Wells ni tho
i"ath h Wells theatrical interests
IN the South was dropped from m"mh"r-
ship m the association and dlspossessed
II IN" franchises h" holt m the towns
he represents
The action taken 10y tho officers vt an"
association was brought about through
W"lls'S violation nf this section - IN"
bylaws NJ IN" association
Every member If thu association
- Required To book ~ engage theatrical
companies or attractions and To mako
contracts therefor only with the prp-
duCing mana gers owning such attra"-
tuns ar with tn" accredited representa- -
tive n such producing manager pro-
VIded ho shall not represent NOR" than
two producing managers Every pro
ducing manager who operates through
a representative shall b." required 10
notify the secretary - the association
IN writing " IN" appointment uf such a
representative
THIS section ~ 90. bylaws Was
adopted 20 prevent tn creation II any
monopoly m the business II hooking and
Engaging theatrical companies enter
talnmen'- or attractions of any kind
whatever and generally ~ 10 all th'ng>
which may to- e mutual brnofit to the
members Of the ASSOCIATION.
Wells ~ the statements published
on July last a. coming direct from him
announced his determination TO book
IN" attractions II several prod Cnf-
through one certain hooking firm.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-27
IITHERa\ HOSPITiL PLtN.
Mission society Also Intends Establishing
HOspires Herr.

L.utherans II New York are working
for the building u hospital to he go
peciallv for Lutheran poor and - the
erection Of one or more homes. ho-pice-.
for the entertain ment and protection 1T
Lutheran Young men.
There has r.centlv been formed a
Lutheran Inner Mission Society 81 New
YORK. with the Rev Dr ) Young.
rastor 81 the old mot her Church 81 ~
John IN Christopher street. a. president
and ~ has a. city missionary III" Rev
Dr Busrmever. who entered upon
his duties tins summer
Another branch 81 the new society =
oparatipns ~ a district medical servlo"
The leading man IN this auxiliary ~ bT
George r. HAyunga, 52 Canal street
who heads a board ~ fifteen medical
men located respectively IN IN" hftc"n
disiricts into which Manhattan and The
Bronx have been divided for this humane
purnn... These phyEi"lanS resp"nd :"
calls sent them by Lutheran ministers
or other church workers To treat cases
~ Lutheran families Who are unable IN
nav for medical and surgical aid In the
hrst few months s-y enty-five cases hay"
been treated