Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-10
CASH ROLLS IN
 EASY FOR BASE
 BALL COMPANY
Lowell Has Eight Hundred Si- moIeonsi BiSbee Five Hun dred and Work of Solicitors Has Only Started.
(By Ham.)

proposition in order that Bisbee and the Warren district at large may come through with a cracker-jack baseball team for 1910.
 Bisbee's enthusiasts didn't really get busy until yesterday afternoon about o'clock Then Sam Franken- burg and Joe McKeehan started out with a list and before 4 o'clock. by canvassing Main street only, secured about s500-so close to that figure that there's no fun in it Even as the Review goes to press this has probably been added to and the half thousand mark surpassed. And still a great many business men on Main street remain to be seen. to say noth- ing of those cn Brewery avenue. Rail- road avenue and Naco road. Sam and Joe will be out again today good and strong. Talk about Dougias and her s350O Wen have 1t skinned by the end of the week.
 Down at Lowell she's sure a-poppdn'
 Judge Murphy. Harry Jennings. Con stable Bailey. A (. Karger and oth- CTS are grabbing hold of everybody for share or two: actually holding up citizens on the street. and getting the stuff. too if even only for a share or two.
 The surprising thing about it is the way the miners are coming to the fore Ono or s.vo oF .bo ch.F.u 1,a,.a been visited in the Lowell distriet and hardly anybody has refused to at least take share-some of them two. three and five shares Right spirit? Why. they can't be beat on the face of the returns to date. Last night Mir. Karger had a petition out at South Bisbee and some of the mines in the vicinity. and when the $500 total for the days doings was an nounced it didn't include what he had secured. for the simple reason that he was too busy taking stockholders names to get in and report
 Down at Warren. Ralph Caldwell Jesse Yoakum and some of the others
 
 report has been made it is understood they have about $500 as a starter.
 The leading firms. mining compan ies. etc. have not as yet been aD preached at ail by workers at Lowell Warren or Bishee Of course the, will come in with something As il stands. there's thirteen hundred bone. on the right side Of the dope sheet and the majority of the territory tC hear from
 Saturday afternoon the committees cn subscription will meet Sunday afternoon at 9 o'clock. in the Coppel Queen hotel the big meeting will b. held at which officers will De elected Everybody who has subscribed tO ; share Of stock is entitled to a vote all should kick in" show that thel arc there" and give the F'7re on os the biggest boosts ever pulled of ! in the Southwest.
 That important question of manag CTS will also be discussed. Ther' are several good men in view. witt | more to hear from. A conrnunica
 ton is expected shortly from Hughi lJennings. of the Detroit Tigers, Ear lry's cousin. in answer to one sent b, the Lowell enthusiasts immediatei,
 after the meeting last Sunday. Tn
 communication spoke chiefly on th managerial proposition. The ide' lis to have him recommend som mighty good msa who may not b
 available for the Tigers or @ho ma
 be released after the training triI
 vet who knows the game sufficient to get the district a winning team
 h that respect. it may be state that Robbie Lowe. the old Tiger se' ond baseman. utility man and star the Boston team of years ego. looking for managerial berti Should his terms be not too higi there's a chance for the BoboliaS. a Ines known back east. to c0me Ter lIf not Lowe. Hughie surely can re- ommend somebody equally as goo ll Old-Timer Granville Corr swung O ifhe morning train from Los Angelo 1 yesterday morning. He evidently g hold of a copy of the Review som Where last week. heard that theI 1 iwere doings and blew around to st what chances were. They're might 1 good. Granville.
 Corr, handicapped nearly the entii season with a bum right mitt p'ays the most consistent ball of any me on the 1909 team. Corr's good for ] berth as catcher or digging up sroun l CTS almost anywhere on the inae I when it comes to signing up the pla CTS later on. Last year he play' ! every position, even going into q pitchers box on one occasion 1 ldid the best work. of any catcher il 1 team had until hopelessly laid out 1 the last few games by the old woun' in his hand reopening.
 Corr reports that the mitt is now shape to go the route. as he has us' \ 1t very little this winter. giving 1t chance to thoroughly heal He VI ! around town yesterday shaking han 1 with many friends, all of whom to him of the big doings. with the add invitation to stick around" for He'll do it.