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Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-24
RICE HEARS IF NJ CANCELLED
 FIGHT TICKETS
Win Go to Reno Tomorrow and Be on Hand When Pur- chaSers of Seats Begin to Arrive.

Jack Rice. who has been acting as Arizona agent for the Battle of the Century" between Jeffries and John son. will leave tomorrow for Reno, Nevada, in order to be at hand before the fight is pulled off. It is his be lief that the number of people attend ing the fight from this territory and northern Sonora. which he also can vassed thoroughly, will not be great ly decreased by the change of scene of staging for the bout from San Fran cisco to Reno.
 The arrangement of the arena will be exactly the same as the enc which had been begun in San Francisco when Governor Gillett called g halt to proceedings. said Mir. Rice last evening. Holders of tickets pur- chased for the Frisco battle will therefore not have to exchange them as they will call for the same seat in the same section as in the orig inal blue print that sold them from.
 Mir. Rice when questioned. stated that he had heard of no cancella- tions being made. but that this was q detail about which he could learn lit tie until he arrived in Reno. At the headquarters there he may find that a number of his customers changed their minds. and decided not 10 at tend.
 Local interest Tn the battle grows apace with each passing day but there seems to be locally but ~one best bet" and that is Jeffries. The ex-boilermaker is believed by local fight fans, to have his dingy opponent as good as whipped already As al San Francisco, those of the opposite way of thinking are hard to come up- on, and the few that are here have every bet covered at long odds. as soon as they minated their choice cf Johnson.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-24
GLOBE TEAM |S nOT ID BE HERE
 OA HE FOURTH
Lack of Funds CompeIs the Gila County Cracks to Give Up the Idea of Hose Racing Here.

Francis Thomas. secretary Of the Bisbee Volunteer fire department. received letter from Floyd Blev- ins, chief of the Globe department. yesterday, stating that 1t would be i'm possible for Globe to send a hose to Bisbee to compete in the Fourth of July hose races. Tis cuts the lst of contestants down to four, Phoenix Douglas. Upper Lowell and Bisbee.
 The Cleatamoor team. wh ch was orgaized here several days ago. has disbanded. giving up the idea of en- iering against the more seasoned vet erans of the other teams.
 In giving his reasons for not en- tesing Mir Blevins stated that. while he was confident that his team was one of the fastest, if not the fast est, in the territory, no funds were available to bring them to Bisbee. He hope. however to arrange for a team and the winners of the races here.
 MT. Thomas received a letter from Yuma, several days since, saving that that city would send no team owing to the fact that several of it's best men were no the coast for the sum mer. From Douglas and Phoenix let ters of assurance that the teams from those places will be on hand have been reveived. and that both teams are doing hard practice. The Upper Lowell and Bisbee teams are arying equally hard to perfect their work, and the contest promises to be one of great interest
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-24

week. The property is situated in the MagGalena mining district of Sonora. adjoining the Dos Naciones mine and but short distance from the town of Magdalenx
 The main tunnel. which is in slightly more than 100 feet, encoun- tered the first of three lodges out cropping upon the surface and toward which work is being pushed. This news was received in a letter from Superintendent Alex Lambert yester- day by F. s. HiIlman and samples to be turned over to the assayer are expected to arrive in this city | shortly.
 The company. which has many To- cal stockholders is offered as fol- lows. E G. Blackwell. president; O. c. Wagner. vice president; II. H. HiIlmaa. secretary, and treasurer; Oscar Bloomquist and c. A. Bur geon. directors. The assays received from surface outcroppings are ex- ceIient while much rich float has been found upon the surface. leading those interested to believe that they have a property of worth.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-24
HILL SAYS THE
 TIGRES MINES
 HAVE GOOD ORE
Operations in the District Are Becoming More Active and Great Promise Is Held Out For All,

No buster mining district can be found in Sonora than Fl Tigre at the present time. Nearly every prop erty in its is being developed and several are going ahead at a great rate, according to J. J. Hill. super intendent of the South Tigre. who is in Bisbee for a brief visit.
 At the South Tigre tunnel. which is to comprise the main working base of the property is being driven. It is now in slightly more than 400 feet with about 100 feet to go, ac- cnrding to the calculation of the management. before it encounters the ledge which outcrops or the sur face above the working. Until this is done the entire attention of the workers will be given to steady ad- yancement of this drift.
 The Tigre mine, the original prop erty of the district. and a great producer, is at present the scene of much work. Underground there is little of importance to be told of. save that the average of production is being steadily maintained. The principal feature of interest is in mill alterations now on foot looking toward increased capacity. Install. iation of a cyanide plant has been begun also. The cyanide process has been found to be successful in the treatment of the ores of the district and great increase in pro duction will probably be noted when the process goes into use.
 At the North Tigre the tunnels on the main vein are encountering ores in large quantities. The lower cross cut which is being run to cut the vein 300 feet below the No. 10 tunnel has about 200 feet to go be fore it encounters the ore. But slow progress is being made in thts wcr-. ing, due to the hard ground through which it is being pushed. It may therefore be several months before the ledge is encountered as is de sired.
 Al the Cineo de Mayo, which is being worked under the manage ment of Col A. J. King. of Douglas, shipments have been begun nuder contract with the Mormon colony at Coionia Morales. Enlargement of the mill both at this property and the Roy, is under way at present.
 Preparations for working Fl Tem- blor. recently acquired by H C. Carr and New York associates. are also going ahead A trail which is being constructed from the property to the Mocteznma road is nearing completion. Men have prepared the main tunnel of the property. which is in high grade copper-silver ore for work and sinking of a winze upon the main body will be started as ] soon as machinery and tools can be transported to the property.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-24
SPORTING NEWS

Clifton has wired to the east to Sc cure men to strengthen her team. and whiic they may not be here by Satur. day or Sunday to take part in the games with the Miners. with The fast new players she is importing the C1iH Dweliers should have one of the fastest aggregations Of fielding and willow artists in the Cactus league.
 The following men will make up the squad that comes to Bisbee for two games with the Miners: Brock and BosGHet. C. Abbott. Scanlan and Cliff ford. P, Riley. ID: Quilting or w Mason. 2b: Newell, $; Baroldy, 5b; Williams. lf The extra men will be doubled into the field in right and center. so short handed are the man agement.
 To an unfortunate string of mis haps is due the fact that Clifton $ at the tan end Of the league as as oribed by the Cliff Dwelers. Sick ness. injury Of players and petty jeal- ousy have served to npset the team. and caused no little disconteut among Jho players. which effectively prevent ed the devlOpment of any great amount Of team work. The disturb ing element has been removed. how ever. and better work than ever be fore possible is expected to be shown as a result Of the change.
 The work of Bisbee's new pitcher. McGregor. is being watched with in terest. He has played in some fast company and shows signs Of doing equally as well with the Miners as he did with Des AEoines last year when he aided materially in win ming the peunant in the western league. McGregor. as shown by Resch's guide. batted 225 in 19 sames with four runs. nine first base hits and two three base hits to his credit His pitching record covers seventeen games. twelve of which he is credited with winning or losing Of this number he gathered seven and lost five. giving hfm a percentage Of .sS5. His fielding average is SIS naNln2 made SIX pui-Outs, i've assists. five errors. gave thirty bases on balls, struck ont four with pitched balls. pitched wild three times, strucS out twenty-siN. This s his record for seventeen games.
 McGregor has a variety Of balls at his command. but his favorite de- livery is the splitter. with which he is practically invincible. Bisbce fans will see him work out for tIe first time Saturday. when he goes af- ter the goats of the Cin Dwelers. It is believed that he will be success ful in bringing home the candy. end that the skins of the mountain sports will be hung over his lodge to dry When the game is finished
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-24
LIGHTNING COMES NEAR
 STRIKING GOVERNOR SLOAN

According to dispatch ao the coast papers. Governor and Mrs. Sloan had a narrow escape from being struck by lightning while on an auto trip in Kentucky, where the goven- CT has been in attendance at a meeting with other governors on the conversation movement The dis patch is as follows:
 Louisville Ky. June 19.-Governors of four states had narrow escapes today while riding from Versailles 10 Frankfort in an automobile when lightning twice struck near them Those in the party were Governors Hadley of Missouri and his wife, Sloan of Arizona, Ansel of South Carolina. and Wilson of Kentucky and his wife.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-24

fourth match of the Pacific coast league on Sunday last. The match was with the Tacoma Rifle Club, six high men, 200 of hand, soc kneoi- ing and 800 prone. ten shots per man on each range, making a possible of 300 points The total of the Bis bee team was 797. winning by twenty one points. or a little better than SS 1-2 per cent. There will be one more match in the series with Seat tie on Sunday. July 8. This will tin- ish the matches. and so far Bisbee has lost none. After the match of July the range will be closed du:- ing the hot weather. and will open again some time in September by a match with the shotgun men aRi a big blowout The shotgun men won the last match on March 30 by 3f points. and the riflemen are still anx- ious to get their scalps
 Following s the score for the Sun day match
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-24

government for Instructions. He be- lieves he will be ordered to make application for extradition and trial in Italy.
 While life Imprisonment is the se- verest penalty Charlton could pay for the crime under Italian law. it
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-24

is expected that the family will en- deavor to keep him in this country.
 While the lnteTnauonaI iaw IS not clearly defined, attorneys here and in Washington think they have good chance of success. Charlton did not draw a pistol on Hays.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-24
LOCAL OWNERS FEEL
 MUCH ENCOURAGED
GOOD NEWS COMES FROM FL CORONA IN THE mAoOELENA DISTRICT.

Encouraging news Of the progress of work upon Fl Corona property in which a number of local men are interested, was received early in the
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-24

8isbee Wins Again. The Bisbee rifle team won the
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-24

UNCLE SAM'S LUMBER is becoming rapidly exhausted. so they say. But there is still some good stuff 10 be had right here, so if you plan any fixing up for the Glorious Fourth, come and get your lumber, be it much or little Remem- her also that a little of our lumber goes as far as a whole lot of some other kinds.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-24

Batteries Spade and Stepens: Killifer Donavan. Works. Stanage.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-24

Batteries White. Olmstead. Cott Payne. Block: Linke. Berger, Mitch ell Easterly.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-24
National League

Batteries Brown Graham: Ew ing. Moran.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-24

Batteries Oberln and Strett; Kar- ger and Kleinow. (Ten Inuings)
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-24

BIG LEAGUE RESULTS American League At Boston
 R. II. F.. Washington 2 Boston ? 10 Q
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1910-04-28
Mark Twain Dead.

Samuel l.. Clemens, better known
rs Mark Twain" the greatest humor-
list OF the past century. died at his
home at Reddipg, Conn, Friday. lie
died as truly as it can be said OF
any man, of a broken heart.
He was decidedly the most famous
character in the world. In bygone
years he was a river pilot, and has
landed many an old side-wheeler at
the Hickman wharf He was printer,
pilot, reporter, hJmorist novelist,
philosopher.
But with his passing, the throne OF
humor, whose kingdom was the world
is empty. The scepter that swayed
the universal heart-the pen-lies idle
at last. The empire of laughter and
also of tears which this king Of writ
ing craft founded and which he fos-
tered for nearly so years is become
as whirling dust in the abyss OF
things that were. Only there remain
the heritage of the dead rulers kind
ly philosophy, his droll fun, his quips
and jestings and his pathos-
He was not merely a man; he was
an institution. He was a sort Of
neighborhood settlement Of good
cheer, with many branches located in
the GASES as in the waste places,
where admission and refreshment
were free to all. Millions-how many
millions Is beyond advantageous
and partook of his wine of optimism
and stayed to supper. His fame was
and is universal. Though an Ameri-
can born, a native OF Missouri. he
belonged to all lands. He had tray-
eled in all lands and lived in most
OF them. He had more near-perma-
nent homes perhaps than any other
man of his day. Nearly always he
was a wanderer, sometimes from nee
essity. more frequently from choice.
Those obsessed by the notion that
II was impossible for Mark Twain 10
open his mouth without saying some
thing funny should revise their i'm
preston of him. In the course OF
his visit to his boyhood home a.
Hannibal in the summer Of 1907 he
said solemn things in the most digni
fled manner possible. Several times
he was SO deeply touched by he
pathos OF the occasion. his meeting
with boyhood friends then grown old
like himself. his visit TO the graves
OF his parents. that his voice quaver
ed and broke, and the inevitable team
trickled down his face. He was over
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come with emotion, conquered by ten
der sentiment, and those whose priv
ilege ii was to observe him upon
these occasions went away with a
new notion as to Mark Twain. He
was not the mere Jester. not the buff
foon who sees in life only the guf-
flaws and works assiduously to evoke
them in boisterous riot Of laughter.
He was the man Of feeling. the ten
der hearted old fellow. the owner OF
heart as gentle as any that ever
beat.
Mark Twain's writing life began In
his pilot days and continued up to
his death-half a century OF devotion
to the art OF making people happy
For several years he was simply the
hardworking newspaper reporter and
special correspondent. searching fol
gold in Nevada and California be
tween jobs at journalism which grub
staked him for prospecting. But he
found his purest and most paying
streak of ore when in 1867 he wrote
"The Jumping Frog Of Calaveras
county," which brought him fame a
writer.
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REQ at Helm & Ellison's.

Snapshots" The funniest thing
that ever happened at the Opera
House tomorrow night.
Car OF flour just arrived. II you
want the best insist on your gro
Ger sending you flour sold by Travis.
guarantee all plumbing and tin
ming ! do. II the work don't come
up highland l can't out.talk you
We will cheerfully do the Job over
Just like any other plumber.-Cotton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hodges an
nounce the engagement and approach
ing marriage OF their daughter. Chic
dys, to Mr.. Paul Pierce Pickering, on
Wednesday morning. May 4. 1910, at
8 O'Clock. at the Episcopal church.
Fulton, Ky.
Col. Hackett, who was In Hickman
first of the month demonstrating his
buggy patents. had narrow escape
in Mayfield last week. He was dem
onstrating his patent release in case
of runaway but II failed to work
when he pulled the string, and he
was thrown out OF the vehicle.
l have the grades and prices. do
not forget to have your grocer FIJI
your orders with flour sold by Travis
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Appearance Equity.

Alice Jamison W. Albert Jamison.
Mrs. Agnes Mcdowell vs.. Jas. y
Mcdowell
J. l. Jennings Va. Ivey Henderson
1t al.
n. @. Morris vs.. n. l.. Campbell ct
al.
c. T. Bondurant vs.. Annie Hayden
81 a.
Mrs. Maggie Reid vs.. s. L. Hayden
% al
G. r. Bondurant vs. = L. Hayden.
Susie G. keisor W.. Elizabeth Keis
er ~ al
I'd Thomas vs. y. q. Green ct al
G.. s. Miles Va. Maud Porter ct al
Tho Interstate Grain Co. vs. Brown
A Crenshaw.
J. ID. Lsech w. ID. G. corum OF rl'
Miami Upshaw vs.. w. A. Dodds.
w. S. Ellison Guardian ct al W.
Preston y. Atwood.
Effie Mcneil Va. Holley Mcneil.
A. NJ Roper ct al vs.. w. II. VII
liams.
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Mrs. R"mina Kearby etalw. ALA.
kimbro q. al.
c. G. sohlcnker W Reuben Nerr,
= ether II al
Pearl Francisco w. Erie Fnncl,eo
stephen Stair " Henry Bragg
Aok l-assiler W ora Iassl,ef
W A. Dodds " Marvin HIppln
II. ~ Seat w. Katie l. Natlosk a
al.
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Commonwealth Appearances.


Nora Patterson. breach OF peace.
Commonwealth Appearance.
Thos. Holmes. obtaining money by
false pretenses. In jail
W. l.. Cooper. uttering a forged
check. On bond.
Jno. Hardy. murder.
Jno. Pillow. Tom Bowlin. Tommie
Hunter and Tine Boaz. wilful murder.
Pillow, Bowlin. Hunter on bond. Boar
In Jail.
l.. W. Burton. wilful murder. On
bond.
Ian Davis, Currie Fields. Erse
Ward and Lon Cotton. gaming. Ward
on bond. Davis and Cotton fined $50
each.
Jim White and Erse Ward. gaming.
Ward on bond. White fined $1,000.
Erse Ward. gaming, 2 cases. On
bond.
Lush Perry. gaming.
Pink Gilbert. Jno. Dickerson. Hum
bolt" and Walter Pigue. gaming.
National Hotel Co. common null
sance.
Guy Bennett. common nuisance. On
bond.
l. c. X. r.. common nuisance.
". G. 4 ST. l.. X. X. common nut
sance.
John Melton a. Wayne Thomas. per
hitting minor TO play pool. two cases
On bond.
Wayne Thomas. breach OF peace
On bond.
l. w. Dobbins. breach of peace
On bond.
Jake Wright. wIlful respass. On
bond.
Mack Adams. wilful trespass. On
bond
Ned Brasfleld, unlawful sale OF an
others property.
william Sudberry. three cases, sell
ing intoxicating liquors. On bond.
w. S. Young. selling intoxicating
liquors. On bond.
DIR. J. S. Stafford. selling intoxicat
ing liquors. On bond.
Joe Truett, selling intoxicating II
liquors.
Luther McClain. selling intoxicating
liquors.
Arthur Crutchfield, selling intoxica
ing liquors. On bond.
Dudley wineett, violating local op
ton law.
Birch Hollier. violating loc-l option
law His bondsman, T. l.. Carr. sur
rendered Hollier to Jailer Noonon OF
April l. 1910.
lush Perry. violating local option
law.
Grover Perry. violating local op
ton law.
Lush Perry. carrying eonceale;
deadly weapon.
Grover Perry. carrying concealed
deadly weapon.
Jim Ringo, two cases. unlawful net
ting fish. On bond.
Jim Ringo, unlawful fishing viii
net. On bond.
Ben Moore. unlawful fishing will
net. On bond.
Frank Cotton, unlawful fishing wit
net. Tried in Quarterly Court.
Ray Anderson, unlawful FISHING
with net. On bond.
Geo. Cole. unlawful fishing Will
net. On bond.
II. G. Eddings. having liquor 70
selling Appeal.
Wayne Thomas. breach OF peace
Appeal.
II ]. A. Mcveagh, carrying concealed
deadly weapon. Appeal.
For use and benefit City OF Full
ton. Clarence Elliott Selling wills
key. On bond
Continued Ordinary
aat IN. the third aav ~ An. Tam,
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p. Murrell ct al.
W. &. johnson vs. J. l.. and Lon
Robertson.
W. c. Johnson Va. J. l.. Robertson q
al
W. X. Hall ct al Va. J. T. Thomp-
son et al.
w. A. Dodds W.. H. A. Craddock.
Justin Aueberry W. y. u. Atteber.
~ ct al.
Mrs. Mamie Byrn W.. ID. NJ. Byrn
81 al
Mrs. Minnie Scarce e, al W. My.
RI Scearce II al.
Mrs n. &. Irwin 1t al W. DIR. A. J.
Alexander.
WIN Barry W. ~. ,. Rcmley. Admr
Mrs. NJ. 5. Cranberry Admr Il al
Va. Mrs. Pattie Pierce et al.
NJ. A. Roberts W. Tom Roberts.
Hattie I.utirell W. I'D Luttrell.
Johnnie Cavitt Va. Arthur Cavitt.
s. Lovelace q al W. City OF FULTON
81 al
l.. W. whitaker Va Nora whitaker
Lucy Smith VI. T. A. Smith.
5. Hancock Va. H. l.. Campbell etal
Mrs. Julia ID. Pelham w. H. J
GAGE ct al.
MrS. Alice y. Wilson ct nj W. A
n. King ct al.
A A. Faris W. a. N. Johnson IT al
p. A s. l.. Dodds Co. vs.. u. l.
Russell et al.
J.. J. c. Bondurant W. Eugene Pol
lock
Carrie H. Hardin W. q. n. Tcrrctt.
Mrs. NJ. J. Bolton e. nj ". A. n
King ct al.
Mrs. ]. ~ Hall ct al ". Baptist
Fiag Pub. Go.
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Continued Commonwealth.

Continued Commonwealth.
All Commonwealth Cases are set
for the second day OF the term.
Turner simmons. Carrying Conceal
cd Deadly Weapon.
Bun Hackett. flourishing deadly
weapon. On bond.
Bun Hackett. carrying concealed
deadly weapon. On bond.
Edgar Butler. retailing whiskey.
Dick Nicholson, alias Whisky
Dick" bootlegging. On bond.
Stewart Mckinney. store breaking
Jim Morris (coD flourishing deadly
weapon.
cat Eye" furnishing liquor to mi
nor.
John Morris. retailing whiskey.
X. r. Rogers. wilful murder. Or
bond
Frank Ferringer, wilful murder.
John jackson. assault with deadly
weapon.
Sam Neighbors. gaming.
Chas. Provow. forfeiture of bal
bond. Appeal.
Jesse Cleaves. grand larceny. o.
bond.
]. W. Patterson. wilful murder. o
bond
l.. ID. Nichols. malicious shooting.
ollie Nichols. assault with dead
weapon. Fined $50.
Nora Patterson. breach OF peace.
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Fulton Circuit Court Docket.
Nine Murder Cases and Many Of Minor Importance Court
Convenes in Hickman Monday; Judge Feand, Of
Hopkinsvlle Will Preside.

Mrs. Jennie Moore W. G. n. Webb.
Verdict OF $3.50 affirmed by the 81.
preme Court
~ s. l.. Dodds Co. W.. N. C..
A 81. l.. RR
Stanley Lbr. Co. w. Jno. A. Brit.
tain ct el.
Marguerite Kesterson Va. Eminent
Household Columbian woodmen.
Beshers a Jackson vs.. q. l.. Oar
nell.
Chambers a shuck vs. y X. Evans
Mrs. Fannie Foulks vs.. DIR. j. NJ.
Hubbard.
Jno. Keyton's Admr. W. Met. Life
ms. Co.
Keck Gonneman Co. vs.. Chas. u.
smith.
Il. u. Smith w. NJ. A o. r. Il.
l.. &. Robertson vs.. ". g. Mcrris.
Supreme court affirmed verdict for
defendant.
Jake Plant vs.. Jas. u. Pickett 81 al.
Chas. Bcadles vs.. J. u. Dodd.
Kentucky Buggy Co W.. J. ~
Rankin. Receiver ct al.
c. T. Bondurant W. y. II. Light
foot.
NJ. ID. Hardin w. City Of Fulton.
Joe Ballard. vs.. City OF Hickman.
City OF FULTON vs.. W. w Meadows
Nose Barkett vs.. Williams A Con
ner.
LIST Natl Bank OF Paducah W. Gu,
Tucker.
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