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Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-08
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 J. S. Douglas has returned from an extended trip into Sonora where he visited the Washington mine. ROW under development by the Washington Mining company. This company was organized by MT. Douglas and Dr. Ricketts to take over and develop the Washington property on which the first payment of twenty-five thousand dollars was made during the winter. Henry Boil veg is directing the work at the property where there are now em- ployed fifty men. The development work on the Washington was start ed by Messrs. Douglas and Ricketts on the first December and since then three thousand feet of tunnel. raise and winze work has been ac- complished. the lowest depth reach ed being $50 feet. The ore in this property is breccia and is very slm- liar to that taken from the Pilares de Nacozari. As result of the work done since last December 35e,se0 tons of i per cent ore has been developed.
 The Washington mine is located thirty miles west of Cumpas and is reached from that place over the road to the Transvaal properties.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-08
PHOENIX BUY Is
 KILLED BY ENGINE

PHOENIX. April 7-David Scun. the twelve year old son Of Reese E. Scull who lives oat of the city on the Indian School car line was struck and killed by the engine of the coming Wlnkeiman train. The accident took place near the last switch on the road to Tempe. about four miles east of the city.
 The boy was first seen by Engineer J. C. DonRell when his body was thIoWn upward from the COW catcher with such force that les or foot was tightly wedged between the boiler and hook in front of it where 6 lantern Is hung The body hung downward beating against the front og the en. siae. The train was stopped as quickly as possible By that time the cylinder head and the cross beam on the top of the cow catcher were red with the blood of the unfortunate boy
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-08
RICHARDSON TAKES LEASE
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(Douglas internationally
 Judge Richardson. president of the American Ore Milling company, stat ed this msning that he has taken a lease from Victor Aguilar on a large tract of the placer ground in and surrounding Beludo and the ground now being so successfully worked by Mitt Quinner and his crushing machine.
 The placer ground secured by Judge Richardson amounts to 1474 pertenencias. or 36S9 acres. This area is very similar to that being worked now and has been prospect ed in many places. Judge Richard son stated today that the company had decided that all parties residing in Douglas who have purchased ma chimes or who may purchase a ma chine will be allowed to start work on this leased ground until such time as they can perfect titles on their own Announcements thus giv- ing them an opportunity to begin gold production at once. For the leased ground they will pay just what the original lease terms call for-twenty-five per cent royalty. Judge Richardson further said that c. c. Swartz, the company engineer. will assist Douglas people in select ing locations on the lease and that James Cowan will assist these peo- pie in the installation and starting of crushing plant. The Quinner machines are now ready for deliv cry at Nogales and it Is expected that number will be in operation in the near future.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-08
JEWS CHEER TAFT

WAsHINGTON, April 7.-Repre sentative Jews Of America. delegates 10 the convention of B'nas brith. eheered President Taft tonight to the echo when he concluded an address before them at their annual banquet wish the words, There is no people so much entitled as the Jews 10 be come the af.stoefats of the world, and who yet make lhe best republicans
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-08
Bosouet Makes Good.

Bosquet. who played first on the Demons last year. is making good al Globe. He again played second on the Globe team Sunday. made a hit. a run. a sacrifice and had one put out and four assists, particlpaI- ing in a double play and commit ting no blunders. It looks as fl Boskow was assured of his meal ticket this season.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-08
SCARE CAUSES DEATH

soLoMoNvILa.E. Ariz April 7.-- w. H. Russell's l2 year old daughter one day last week was seized by a youth and threatened with being thrown into the ditch.
 On being released. she ran home very much frightened She grew SO much worse that a physician was summoned. The fright gave her such nervous shock that it so seriously affected the heart that death was the result.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-08
NOTICE.

People owning stock in the City of Blsbee are hereby notified to remove the manure every day. or otherwise to keep it screened from flies and re- move 1t at frequent intervals.
 By order of the Board of Health.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-08
THREE THOUSAND FEET Of TUNNEL
 FINISHED SINCE DECEMBER f|RSI

The grade of the ores which have been encountered in the Washington would not warrant shipping it and 1t will be necessary to concentrate it at the mine and then transport the concentrate to Cumpas. where 1t is hoped a railroad will be in op- eration during the present year. There is an abundance of wood and water in the vicinity of this prop erty.
 The PicachS Mine.
 Mir. Douglas also visited the Pi cacho mine in which he has been interested for a number of years. This property made a splendid rec ord several years ago in yielding some of the richest gold and silver ore ever sent to the Fl Paso smell ter from the state of Sonora. So rich was the ore that guards accom- panied the shipments from the mine to the smelter. Mir. Douglas. in speaking of the Picacho this morn ing. seemed to be pleased with the reslut of recent development work on the property which is being di- rected by Wm. c. Leaning A good body of ore has been recently en- countered. and on the whole condi- tions at the Picacho were found 10 be quite satisfactory.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-08
ApIzoNA,s MOST POPULAR YOUNG LADIES
S6,OOo IN PRIZES ABSOLUTELY FREE TO ApI1

DISTRICT NO. Tucson, NogaIes, Yuma, Florence Phoenix, Tempe, Sverbe, Red Rock, Ga Bend Vail. He veta, and intervening territory.
 DISTRICT NO. 2-Bisbee cananea, Benson, Tombstone Naco and intervening territory.
 DISTRICT NO. 3-Douglas cIifton Morenci courtland Wilcox Stafford Pima, Fort Thomas and intervening ter rtory.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-08
DOUGLAS NEWS AND PERSONALS

Mrs. L. M Wright of Fl Paso is a guest at the Queen today.
 R. A. Wilson arrived in the city last night from Los Angeles.
 Theo Hampe came in yesterday from his ranch at Camp Fucker.
 Edward P. Butt, a mining engineer from Nacozari. is a Douglas visitor today.
 E. w. Newman is stopping at the Queen during the absence of his wife in the northwest.
 Ross Griffeth, travelling for Bux- ton. Smith and company, came down from Bisbee last evening.
 C. N. Sanford. Douglas, and F. E. Steele and wife. Chihuahua. are registered at the Roy today.
 W. C. Newell came in last night from Chicago. He sells mems cloth ing for Hirsch. wickwire and com pany-
 0. L. Neer. Of Ninth street. has recovered from his recent illness and left today for his mining property in Mexico.
 Mir. T. H. Richards and wife and Dolores Smithers came up from Fronte-as yesterday and are stopping al the Roy.
 F. Werner, a mining man from Los Angeles. accompanied by his wife. came in on the Drummers' Special last night.
 John Brodie of Fifteenth street and Mrs. Burns of Seventeenth street are entertaining their sister. Mrs. s Mcleod of Denver, Colo.
 N. C. Steele has resigned his posi- tion at the Copper Queen store and Jeff this morning for Seattle. Wash. where he has accepted a position
 F. c. Baxter is one Of El Pasoi commercial men who reach Dcuglai when travelling through Arizona. H sells machinery for the Sullivan Ma chinery company.
 C. II. Jones Of Minneapolis. on Of the owners of the Monte crist mine in Mexico. Is one of the man mining men who visit the city. H Is a Gadsden guest
 A C. McCann, who travels for th Fl Paso Mine and Shelter Suppl company. has just returned fsom business trip through the state c
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-08

Government officials are nego.iat. ing for the canal and wa.er rights of ihe Mess Canal company. As soon as the deal is clnsed land under the canal will be served. with storage water
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expscts Old sehooImats.

R. H. Paddock is expecting visit from his old friend John Bishop, of Texas. Mfr Bishop is one Of the prominent young business men of the Lone Star State. and was d former schoolmate of Mir Paddock. He has a wholesale grain and feed house in Houston. with branches in Fl Paso and Fort Worth.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-08
Buys Many Cattle.

James NJ. Rhodes. a prominent cat tleman of Kansas, is in the city and
 is contemplating buying a large herd of cattle from some of the large ranches in Mexico. This is Mir Rhodes first visit to Douglas and he is very favorably impressed with the city and its surroundings.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-08
Visits cantain Eord.

Dad IkIer. an old friend of Cap tain Ford Of the Demons. is visit ing "Dinny" for a few days and talking over old times. Ford states that he and Ikler have played on several different teams together, Ik- Ter playing at third and according to the Douglas man. always made good al this position in the old days
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regret of his friends at his coming departure is being thoroughly mani feste4
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-08
PACKARD IS STILL INTERESTED IN FAIR
Douglas internationally

The fact tha. Hon. B. A. Packard is to leave the territorial fair com mission must not be taken to mean hat he will lost interest in the fu- -ure fairs to be held in the terri .ory. Such is not the case and the way he is now talking about his .ine lilly. Betsie Howe, one could easily believe that he was leaving he fair board to avoid any embar- assment which might come from having it said that one of the com -nissioners won all the trotting prizes.
 bought beautiful lilly from a man sho brought her 10 the fair from California. Since then the lilly has Jeen kept in training at the fair rounds in the care of Allie Fort. m expert horsemen and trainer
 On Saturday while Col. Packard vas ia Phoenix on business 1t was
 ecided to have his lilly named 5etsie Howe. try her speed on the rack and the result showed that n the California animal Col. Pack Grd had secured one that is likely make a splendid record at the fair lext fall. The time made on Sat srday was 2:16 and the last half nile was made in 1:04. Betsie Howe is past three years old and has a very attractive pedi- gree. She is by Hal B., holding a record for trotting of 2:4 1-2; Hal B. was sired by David Howe. Bet sic Pointer was the dam of Betsie Howe and she by Sky Pointer. Sky Pointer is a full brother of the eel ebrated Scar Pointer. holding a trot- ting record of 1;59 1-4.
 Sold Team to Commission.
 After deciding to leave the fair commission Col Packard sold to the commission beautiful team of hor- ses which he delivered last Satur- day. These horses were purchased when colts and were raised and broke on the Packard ranch near Tempe.
 Horses in Training. Col Packard stated today that there were a number of horses now in training at the fair grounds, in ciuding several owned by J. C. Ad- ans. Hank Lockett, Of Flagstaff. also has several animals at the fair grounds
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Sonora. He is registered at the Gadsden.
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Goes to Detroit.

NorS 70 CctTOtL
 Arthur Brown, who has been driV- i1g an automobile in Douglas fer Gome time, left for Detroit last night whst-e he has accepted a position sith the Cadillac Auto company Of hat city. He will be in Detroit to motor the Elks about during their convention.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-08
NOT TOO LATE TO NOMINATE

NOT TOO LATE ID NUNINAIE The privilege of entering the contest will not be withdrawn until due notice has been given Now the time to make the be winner The votes issued on subscriptions have an ncrcasingao according the of subscription Doubling the length of subscription more than doubles the votes Extended subscriptions will be credited according to the vote schedule
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-08

C. N. Sanford. Douglas. and F. E. Steele and wife, Chihuahua. are registered at the Roy today.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-08
SPECIAL PRIZE TO BE AWARDED

SPEJIAL PKILE TO BE AWAKDEIJ An elegant locke Amethyst setting 24 inch Ak solid Gold chain value $20 and display L. L. Gilmans will be awarded the District Number aing the greatest vote gain during the period beginning Monday April 4th and ending at P. M Saturday April 9th The voes secured by the contestants for this special prize will the big prizes in the evew-InternatonalStar Contest.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-08

4. C. Mccann. who travels Tor the Fl Paso Mine and Shelter supply company. has just returned fsom a business trip through the state Of
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-08

VI. c. Newell came in last night from Chicago. He sells mems cloth ing for Htrsch. wickwire and com pany-
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-08

Ross Griffeth, travelling for BuX- ton, Smith and company, came down from Bisbee last evening.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-08

C. H. Jones of Minneapolis. one Of the owners of the Monte cristo mine in Mexico. Is one of the many mining men who visit the city He Is a Gadsden guest.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-08

c. L. Neer. Of Ninth street. has recovered from his recent illness and left today for his mining property in Mexico.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-08

Mir. T. H. Richards and wife and Dolores Smithers came up from Fronteras yesterday and are stopping at the Roy.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-08

E. w. Newman is stopping at the Queen during the absence of his wife in the northwest.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-08

F. Werner, a mining man from Los Angeles. accompanied by his wife. came in on the Drummers' Special last night.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-08

F. c. Baxter is one Of Fl Paso's commercial men who reach Douglas when travelling through Arizona. He sells machinery for the Sullivan Ma. ehinery company.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-08

John Brodie of Fifteenth street and Mrs. Burns of Seventeenth street are entertaining their sister. Mrs. s. Mcleod of Denver, Colo.
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Mrs. L. M. Wright of Fl Paso is guest al the Queen today.
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N c. Steele has resigned his posi- tion at the Copper Queen store and Jeff this morning for Seattle. Wash, where he has accepted position.
The Marshall republican., 1910-06-24
ANTIOCH

j. p. Wilson and wife of Sweet
Springs visited at j. NJ. Hooks Sun
day.
Bob White and family visited at
L. Pritchards Sunday.
Samuel Pittman called on Miss
Maggie Sims Sunday.
Mrs. Esther Pittman, Mrs. Ida
Pittman and little daughter, Mrs.
Dovie Hall and daughters, Dee
and Grace, Roy Treece and wife
were Sunday guests at w. M.
Treece.
Marvin Hays and wife of Rose
Valley neighborhood visited rel
tives near Gretchen Sunday.
Mrs. John Weathers of Kansas
City visited relatives a here
the past week.
Charley O'Neil and wife visited
neal Sweet Springs Sunday.
Geo. Dutton and wife visited Mrs
Ann Dickerson Sunday.
VIM M. Cox and wife, Lee Hicks,
Mike Duffey and Mrs. Mary Mayse
The Marshall republican., 1910-06-24
ARROW ROCK

Misses Kate and Mary Swinney
of the county e r calling and
shopping in town Tuesday.
Mrs. Jesse Hensick and Miss Lii
liam we're on our streets Tuesday.
Lawrence Edwards and wife left
the first of last week for a short
stay in Pilot Grove.
Miss Laura Moehle was shop
ping in Boonville last Tuesday.
Misses Bertha and Neva Town
send of the county were town Wis
itors Wednesday.
Fred Bierbaum and Mrs. Herman
Eilers were among those in town
Thursday.
Mrs. Henry Eilers and son of the
county were town visitors Friday.
Miss May Goodson of Columbia,
is a visitor this week of Miss Lii
liam Reynolds.
Henry Morris and wife are visit
ing this week with Mr.. and Mrs.
Elliott in Boonville.
Mrs. Jack Watts and Miss Ethel
Smith of Blackwater were guests
Wednesday of Mrs. w. A. Wells.
The Marshall republican., 1910-06-24
A Fortunate Purchase

Ed Gibson family and Mrs. b. L.
Thompson were week end guests
of relatives in Marshall.
Mrs. Martha McClelland who had
been visiting relatives and friends
+. + the past three weeks in Kan
sas City returned to her home here
last Friday.
Mrs. E. d. McMahan of Cooper
was shopping in town last Thurs
day.
T. H. Dickson and wife made
the round trip to Slater Friday
Mr.. Dickson went to see his broth
er from Oklahoma. He had not
seen him for eighteen years.
j. R. Dickson one of the m
Gus candidates was in town Sat-
urday afternoon.
Harry Hopkins and wife arrived
last Friday from Seattle, Washing
ton for an extended visit with the
latters parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. lB.
Morris.
Miss Helen Green was a guest
of Miss Marjorie Gibson from Sat-
urday until Monday.
Miss Blanch Townsend was a
visitor of her cousin the first of
the week.
The Methodist Sunday school
held its children day exercises on
Sunday morning. The program
was good and well carried out.
The singing was especially good.
Misses. Belle and May Wilmarth
OF near Blackwater were Sunday
guests of Mrs. M. Bingham and
daughter Miss Mary.
w. b. Wilhelm and family attend
ed services here Sunday morning
and We're dinner guests of Watson
Diggs and wife.
Charlie Janneck and daughters,
Misses Milly and Clara we're in
to the exercises Sunday morning.
Mrs. John Reynolds and Miss
Julia Turley of Cooper were WIS.,
itors Sunday of Harold Turley and
wife.
Henry Asselmeyer and family
Mrs. Henry Eilers and children
We're Sunday visitors of Mrs. En-
gaiage.
Mrs. W. r. Hubbard who had
been visiting for several days with
friends in New Florence returned
to her home here Sunday after
noon.
Gus Cries and Will Heuman were
among the crowd on our streets
Monday.
Everett Townsend and wife were
in attendance at Children's Day
Sunday at the M. E. Church.
The Marshall republican., 1910-06-24

And many other points both North,
South, East and West. For tickets;
full Information; sleeping car reser.
walton; reservations on LAKE
STEAMERS cal! on or write 0. E,
HAWTHORNE, Agent C. & A. r. r.
Marshall, Mo.
The Marshall republican., 1910-06-24

were Sunday evening guests of
Arthur Cox and family.
Henry Hall and Fred were Sun
day evening guests of B. F. Hall
and family.
Geo. K~uykendall and wife visited
Mr.. Lakin and family Sunday.
j. P. Wilson and wife of Sweet
Springs visited j. M. Hook and
family Sunday.
Rev. Heirs of Aulvill filled his
regular appointment at Christian
Union Sunday.
VIM Treece and wife of Gretchen
were shopping in Sweet Springs
Monday.
Mrs. Robert White visited her
parents August Cook and wife at
Sweet Springs Monday.
The farmers are taking advantage
of the fine weather. Most of them
have their corn to plant owe and
they are working early and late
to get it done.
The Marshall republican., 1910-06-24

Col. Arch Gregory was a pleas
ant caller at the home of A. N.
Dickson Monday afternoon.
d. j. Dickson of Slater was here
Tuesday.
What is the matter with our
roadsV When the writer was a
hoy, the roads were always kept
in good condition, but what have
we nowH For the last few years
they have been going from bad
to worse, until now the roads are
almost impossible in places, until
it is really dangerous to travel
them. Not very far from Marshall
the mud holes and standing pools
of water are so bad that fish even
live in them, which in places are
axle deep-yet they are allowed
to remain from month TO month,
no effort being made to repair
apparently. How much longer are
we to stand for this and what is
the cause of it? Is it the fault
of the men in charge of this work
then why not change the man? Is
it the fault of the Democrat party
if so then why not change the
party, and try Republican for once
anything to remedy the bad
roads and work them into condi-
ton, so that pedestrians may ira
vel them, without risking his neck.
We do not pretend to know who
is at fault, but We know very well
that something is radically wrong
and the sooner this is remedied
the better.
The Marshall republican., 1910-06-24
HARDEMAN

Mrs. Glenn Amsberry and daugh
ter we're shopping in Arrow Rock
Thursday.
j. E. Gibson and wife of Arrow
Rock and Mrs. Burl Thompson of
this vicinity were hopping in Mar
shall Thursday.
Mrs. Jennie Dickson and chill
dren and A. N. Dickson visited
relatives in Slater Wednesday.
Mrs. Henry Casey called on Mrs.
Frank Brockway Thursday.
Earl Martin and wife spent Sat-
urday and Sunday with the lat
ter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. B. P.
Howell.
T. J. Davis and son made a tusi-
ness trip to Arrow Rock Thursday
Mrs. Will Laughlin Of Marshall
is visiting relatives in this COM
munity.
Several from here attended the
ball game below Arrow Rock, Sun
day afternoon.
Miss Lorine Piper spent the
week with Miss Erma Brown.
Harry Thomas and Miss Annie
Dickson were calling on Miss Vena
Davis Sunday afternoon.
The warm weather we are new
having is proving very beneficial
to the crops, which in this vicinity
are doing splendidly. The farm
ers are very grateful to the wealth
erman, and hope he will continue
to dispense fair weather indefin-
itely.
Mr.. and Mrs. /. j. Neff entertain
ed the following Sunday Mr.. and
Mrs. Bernard Crouch and little
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. A. n. Dick
son and children and Miss Myrtle
Cook.
Houston Brockway was a caller
here Sunday.
Joe Scott and wife were shop
ping in Arrow Rock Monday.
The following young people par
ticipated in al enjoyable fishing
outing Saturday, Misses Myrtle
Cook, Mary Piper and Messrs.
John, Jewel and Bryan Howell and
Charlie Piper.
Jim Odell and Will VanArsdale
each shipped a car load of hogs
to st. Louis, this week.
The Marshall republican., 1910-06-24
WOODSON

Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Gorrell and
family dined with Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Pyle Sunday.
P. f. jacob delivered a fine
drove of hogs Tuesday.
The roads are now in a very
bad condition and need work at
once.
Mrs. j.. j. Scott and daughter,
Frances, and Mrs. R. t. Edmonds
and daughter, Mary, visited the
Bethlehem cemetery Sunday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Walker and
children were visitors of Marshall
Tuesday.
Judge Force and son, Ira, we're
out from Marshall Wednesday.
The farmers are very busy try
ing to repair part of the damages
caused by the heavy rains to their
crops
We understand that wedding
bells will ring south of us quite
soon.
Mrs. j.. J. Scott, Sr. called on
Mrs. Marvin Sprigg Tuesday.
Mrs. Alonzo Zeigel is improving
slowly at this writing,
Mrs. Marvin Barnhill is spend
ing this week with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. s. Pyle.
Mrs. James Scott, ST., is on the
sick list this week.