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The Detroit times., 1910-12-29
PRODUCE.

produce market ~ running along at i
steady line OF prices. Business IS suf-
ieriHg someW hat from the depression
which always follows "A holiday rush.
but both live and dressed poultry Is
moving IN moderate way. The de-
mand this week Is more for live stock
market Is firm in tone. An increase
In the ret eipts of eggs has lately given
the egg deal rather easier tone.
Pressure from Ia Charge stocks of stor-
age eggs is also factor, as egg pro-
ductlon is expected to show an increas-
ing tendency from now on.
Appies-75cG IS per bu. s25og4
per Dbl. western apples, S22542.15
bananas-Good shipping stock, $50
q 90. according to quality.
beans-Dried Lima, Ga q &c Id.
stock. 10 q zoe doz
Cauiinower - California. $325Q3.5O
Cabbnge-Sl so per bbl
California Fruits-Grapes. si.756225
per box; pears, $1,000 per box
Cheese Michigan Hats. 17ql7I4c;
YORK state; lie; Limburger 1914 "
Swiss. p @ 22c: imported. do. 2sg soc
Cranberries - Late Howes. ssas so
per bbl. 1925 per bu.
Dates-Persian, 546c per ID: Fards
l0l2 a lie per ID
Dressed CaIves--Fancy, 1lq12c per
ID common. SD lOC 10.
Dressed Hogs-9MsIhc Id
Finnan Haddles-lOla mlic per 10
Figs-imported. new. / q &C per ID:
California. 35c per box
Fresh Negetabies-Cucum hot
house. sl50@2 per doz; lettuce. hot
mouse, so loo per Id, head lettuce 81 rs
y l.5O per doZ radishes, hot house.
80 q Soc per doz; parsley. Is az zoe doz;
green peppers, 40n soc per basket;
green beans. $275d2 DER bu: carrots
eOc per bu; rutabagas. 40c bu: par
ships. so "a 65c per bu; beets. soc per
bu: turnips. soc per bu; tomatoes, Cali
fornia. SO so per box
Grapes--Ponies, Catewbas. 17G1s'
per basket
Grape Fruit-Floridn. $3.50, case.
Honey-Fancy white. 17Nlsc: No l
l6d lie; amber, LA l5c; extracted. SQ
loo per 10
Hay--Detroit dealers are paying tn,
following prices for baled hay in car
new. SEQ 1850; No. timothy. $3.50
! $50, clover. mixed s15ml550. ry,
straw, $7.75qS; wheat and ont straw
| wagons on the city markets range,
from slsQ p. as 10 quality.
Hides-No. l cured. SC. No / green
7hc, No. l cured bulls SC; No 1 green
green, Toe; No cured rnurrain. Sc. No
] green, &c; No. ! cured calf. 15c; No
] green, 1870 per ID: horse hides Nc
/ 1850: No. .. $3.50: sheepskins. as &
4 NpOis -ON ~ I'll NO nlues, &c OF oil
| kip, lihc on on calf
Nuts-Black walnuts. 1kd2c per 10
! butternuts, 3is a &c per ID, new tell
backs, "A 4isc per Id.
Lemons-California, s3.50m4 per boz
Limes-sl n |. % per box
Mushrooms-15M zoe per box
Onions--'0m 75c per bu; Spanish
Sl.26 per crate.
Orsbgcs-California navels. s275G
$50 box. Floridas, s.. so a. - box
Observation-Disclosures 81 per crate
81 "a 2. 90 per doZ
STANDARDIZATION car lots. 30 q 80
Ter kU: new Bermudas. SO PEI bu sN7
per bbl
Pouitry-Springs. l1is t12c. fowl
l0la n lie, old ROSTERS, SuYc, geese, j.
u l3c. ducks, l5c. turkeys, lSR i9c 10
Dressed poultry. Hens. HAZE
springs. ia l3c. ducks. 16W1sc. geese
l5M1GC. turkeys. goa 22c 10.
Rnbbits-$i so per doZ.
sweet Potatoes-Jerseys, Kiln dried
81 30 = 10 per crate.
TaIiow-No l. sac; No. 2. 5lsc lb.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-29
Io1fAN SWALLOWS ACID.
EDoncj<stock Mistakes Poison for
"A Madeleine, Cousin Says.

WtstaRCc FSteSH ~
N Medicine, Cousin Says.
Marie Blackstock. % years old,
<fer Of Mrs. ". Secor, who con-
rooming house at No. so
ave. west, swallowed a guam
= carboIic acid In her mothers
I about 2 o'clock Wednesday
~ Two physicians In the neigh.
~ were called and the stomach
! was worked to good advantage,
5oman's life being saved.
u Wilson, OF Plymouth, Mich,
a of Mrs. Blackstock. who is
- with Mrs. Secor, his cousin,
4 rines reporter that Mrs. Black.
fook the poison In mistake for
4 ><[acreamed when she made the
said Wilson. land ran for
One physician, the first
{. refused TO come, and 1t was
o'clock before finally got a
when we reached the house
doctor was on hand"
said Mrs. Blackstock's lips
outh were badly burned. but
- was now considered out OF
- She left her husband some
20 and since then she has been
Win her mother, Wilson said
eband. who was employed In
bllo shops in Detroit, Is now
York state. The couple lived
and Caro-. Mich before set
Dsfroit. They have no chill
The Detroit times., 1910-12-29
Hudson Woman c:esc to Death.

j. f. Reiman, superintendent of the
schools in Hudson. Mich. brought his
wife 10 Harper hospital early in the
week for an operation. but before the
surgeons had proceeded far 1t was dis
covered that Mrs. Reiman was suffer
ing from a concerous growth. making
recovery impossible. The operation
was abandoned.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-29
JoBBI>G PRICES.

Canned Good~-Apples. gals. se.75,
baked beans. lib. 80 n coo; Lima beans.
81 ~ 80. Com Fancy Mainc. Sl1O.
standard, S5c. Table beets s. 256f 40.
Peas--FanCN. early June. 81 IS: stand
ard. 81: soaked. sou 19c salmon
Sockeye, tall. ~ 10; fiat So Alaska
reds. 81 80. ALASKA pipks SO Toma-
toes asa Soc succotash. Sl@11O per
tOnee-PaCket coffee. 1OU-lb case,
sl6.2s u 2025. delivered
Feed-Bran, y2l, rns middIings, ST.;
The Detroit times., 1910-12-29
Oetroiter Killed in Idaho.

The Detroit police received word
Wednesday. that Frank Dollman
whose parents. are supposed 10 reside
in Detroit, was killed iii Boville Ida
no. in an accident F. H. Jones, OF
Boville, has wired for information.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-29
CHICAGO PRODUCE.

CHICAGO. Dec. 2s--Butter: Extras.
soc: hrsts. 25c. dairy extras. csc. Hrst..
23c Eggs. Prime firsts. ale; hrsts.
CSC Cheese; Skins, l+Tl4iac young
Americas. l4s, Misc Live poultry.
Fowls, II alfiec; ducks, 130l3lec &c:
geese. 12Q l2i2c.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-29
TELLS SAME OLD STORY.
Bancroft Ready To Defend Report
Under Proper Circumstances.

Bancroft Ready To Defend Report
Under Proper Circumstances.
To get some means oil ascertainipg
the value of the Detroit United rail
ways property. as a basis of settle
ment Of the franchise question,
seemed TO be the serious aim OF the
members OF the council franchise com
mittee, in meeting held in the coun-
Gil chamber, Tuesday afternoon.
Engineer Bancroft was present, to-
gether with l.. A. Burch and ID. w.
Simcns, Of the appraisal committee OF
the committee of fifty. and nearly half
the members OF the council were in
the room.
Burch and Simons stated that they
were confident that Bancroft would
appear before the committee or the
council TO defend his report, but said
that IL would be useless TO take the
question before an arbitration board,
such as had been proposed, as the
council could not delegate its power
to summon and swear witnesses. 81
mons said that Barcrofts entire data,
on which the published book OF ap.
praisal is based, was the property OF
the city. and that If necessary, Bar.
croft ought to turn this over, whether
he was engaged TO defend the report
or not.
Bancroft didn't make any reference
to this proposal. He explained Attor-
new Clyde I. Websters luminosity to.
ward him, and said that he was will.
ing TO defend his report under proper
circumstances.
Aid. Gutman, owen and Vernon de-
clared that II would be necessary 10
get the company TO agree in advance
TO a settlement on the basis of the
appraisal finally agreed upon.
II is expected that the committee
will ask the council for power to nego.
tiate with the company for such IN
agreement.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-29

Butter-CreameTies, extras. 30ls c,
firsts. 2slsc. dairy. 23c; packing stock.
zoe per 10
Eggs-Fresh current receipts. cases
included, sic doE Receipts We'd
nesday were g5 cases
The Detroit times., 1910-12-29

violin with keys like a piano has
been invented. We may be sullness.
but II the average violin had keys
we'd favor locking IT up and throw
ing the keys away.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-29
LIVE STOCK.
EAST DIFFALO--Openinx.
Cumming ~ stevens Live stock Report

EAST BUFFALO. y. y. Dec % -
Cattle. Receipts, one car; steady best
good prime 100 TO 1900 10. steers
5.G5 q Sis; best LOO to 1900 10. ship
ping steers, $500 $50, medium butch-
er steers. 1000 To l.l00 10, s5.25 q ). 60,
COWS. $4.50g s. fair 10 good do, 50 504
= common TO medium do, $40 90.
trtmmers, S25OaS, best fat heifers.
50 5OQ SIS; good fat heifers, $3.50 q s..
fair to good do Si25 q l so: stock heif-
ers. s. 500 3.75 best feeding steers, de-
horned. SI5egi %; medium TO good
feeding steers. 1913 A. stoekers. ali
grades, $S.10u 80; best bulls Si15 g
.. %. bologna bulls, s4g 30; stock
bulls. S3.75 g425; best mixers and
springers, S40Q 80. common TO good
DO. SIS {, 35,
Hogs Receipts. 10 cars; steady /.
heavy and workers.. SS.25, pigs ss4
sheep and Lambs Receipts. 10 cars.
ste&dy best lambs ssseg5 heavy.
ers. >46t4 20. ewes. sJ.15gi
Calves s. q 10 10.
EAST BtFFALO-Ciose.
EAST BUFFALO. Dee. 2s-Cattle:
Receipts. 50 head; market, active and
butcher grades. sSG625. Calves Re-
ceipts l25 head: market. active and
25c higher: Gull TO choice So 10. ..
market. slow and steady choice lambs.
So sO67. Gull 10 fair. So 80 u6.75: year
lings, $475 a 20, sheep. IS n AS. Hogs:
Receipts, 1850 head. market. slow and
steday; workers, Ss20qs25: pigs. $40:
mixed. $S20as.25 heavy. ssns25
rouchs $1n125; stays. SG25H65o
UNION STOCK YARDS.
UNION STOCK YARDS, CHICAGO.
Dee. IS Hogs: Receipts, $4,000; mar
ket, slow. mixed and butchers. 81 90 a
3: good heavy, $760GS; rough heavy.
81 60n 10 light. S1.6OaiS. pigs. s. 20
q sos. Cattle. Receipts. $4,000: mar
ket. steady; beeves. Si65m 80; cows
ana heifers, 50 so a 5 20; stockers and
feeders. SO 40 $50; Texans. $4204
j.35. calves. S725 $50 sheep Re
ceipts, $4,000: market, steady; native.
S2,5004.35 western, s3,15 q $50
lambs. $f25 n D 80, western. 81 % a .. 90.
GLEN ELAND.
CLEVELAND. Ohio. Dec. 2S-Hogs.
Receipts. 1000; steady, mediums. mix
ed and workers., Sslj. pigs and lights,
$3.50. Cattle. Receipts. 3 cars; firm
sheep. Receipts Is cars. $500 top.
Calves: Receipts, 100 head. $40 top
The Detroit times., 1910-12-29

into our forgiving arms until he res
titutes those lecture receipts.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-29
NEW YORk MONEY

NEW YORK, Dec. 2s-Money on
call 3A Time money: %. for six
months Bar silver: London. % 1913
ling Sass 05 ii 4s5l0
The Detroit times., 1910-12-29
The Detroit Trust Co. as trustee I,

The Detroit Trust Co, as trustee for
the creditors under a mortgage. took
possession on Tuesday OF the stores
Of the Imperial Jewelry Co. at No. So
Grand River-ave and No. 81 Gratiot-
ave. Liabilities amount TO about sl2,-
900, with jewelry stock worth about
that much as assets.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-29

Love YOU will find no merry joke;
It keeps your heart ana pocket
broke.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-29

puone1.G De.s RiEst. Ti= Tire,
80 re S;;v = az. 5ehn H-" Can
The Detroit times., 1910-12-29
CHICAGO GRAIN OPENING.

CHICAGO, Dec 2S-Grain opening
Dec wheat opened uncanged, May OF
&c. Dec. corn unchanged, May up
sc Dec oats Off &c: May unchanged
Provisions were fractionally lower.
Noon. Dec. wheat advanced isc dur
ing the morning. May up sc. Dee and
May corn &c lower Dec. oats OF Il c;
MAY OF &c.
Close. Dec and May wheat advanc-
ed Nc on the days trading Dec. and
Aay corn les lower. Dec and May oats
The Detroit times., 1910-12-29

The directors OF the Union Trust
Co met Wednesday noon for the cleo
ton Of officers for next year. There
were no changes in the present organ
ization which Is as follows: Henry
The Detroit times., 1910-12-29
L.. 5. GOVT BONDS.

Bond quotations reported by Hayden.
stone n Co, Dec IS
The Detroit times., 1910-12-29

The fifth and final dividend OF
006S3 per cent has been distributed
70 the 40 creditors of the bankrupt
estate OF A. Ives & Son, private bank
ers. This closes up the case OF this
old Institution. A total OF about 20
per cent has been paid on the liabil
tiles OF little less than 100000.
which were allowed. The case was
one OF the first To come before the
referee in bankruptcy under the pres
ent Bankruptcy act, the petition hav'
ing been filed Sept. IL. 1900.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-29
TOLEDO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.

TOLEDO. o. Dec IS. Wheat, Cash
and Dee. &C.. May. $3.50. July. g47s e..
Corn. Cash ana Dec. 4Sl.c; May, 4y7s C.:
July. 5O24c. oats Cash and Dec.
34s, c. May. 36s.c; July. 36asc. Rye:
No 2 S3c: No ,, soc Cloverseed. Cash
and Dec, 50 221s March, 50 20, April,
SIS 80: Feb, 50 20; oct. $40; Jan, 50 20.
Alsike: Prime and Dec. $925. limo
thy Dee, S4.65. Butter eggs and
hay: UNCHANGED
The Detroit times., 1910-12-29

Is. Ledyarc. chairman: frank W..
Blair. president; Gcorge Hendile. frst
'vice-president; A. T.. +. White. sec
ond vice-president; B :. Coiborn,
third yice-president; Gerald j. Nc
Mechan, secretary: Charles X Dunn.
treasurer; Alexander G. Lons. assist
ant secretary; Hobart u. lIoyt. trust
officer: w. +. Bradford, bond o'hcer;
Frank y. l.ingemann. real estate ON
GER. Israel I. CoWles. manager OF an
stract Gept.; Gilbert II. Osmun. Gus
todian safety deposit vault; Russell.
Campbell, Buckley a Ledyard, general
counsel.
II is expected that the general
Offices of the General Motors Co. viii
be moved to Detroit shortly after Jan.
/. The two floors above the Buick
garage at No. l27 Woodward-ave. Will
he used for the Offices for the present
IL is said The Offices OF the company
are now located on the twelfth floor
OF the Terminal building In New
YORK. II is likely that the removal
OF the offices 10 Detroit will bring
James j. Storrow. OF Boston, and Al
bert Strauss. OF New York, who have
taken charge OF the management OF
the General Motors since the reorgan-
ization. 10 Detroit for a large part OF
the year.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-26
ORDINANCE NO. 1855.

An ordinance amending secion p, of Ordinance No. 129 entitled. "An ordinance creating and maintaining a fire department in the City of Bisbee, Arizona, and regulating the duties of officers and members thereof
 BE IT ORDAINED by the Mayor and Common Council of the City oi Bsbee. as follows: Section I. Ina Section 9 of Ordi- nance No. 129. entitled An Ordinance creating and maintaining a Fire De ! partment in the City of Bisbee. Ari- zona. and regulating the duties of ofii- cers and members thereof, be and the same .s hereby amended to read as fol lows:
 Section 25. All employees of the De | partment who are paid by the City of Bisbee shall be appointed by the | Common Council Of said City and may be suspended or removed al the pleas ure of said Council All such paid em- ployees shall room and board and constantly reman within one and a half blocks of their headquarters, un- less they have permission of their Chief to be absent for a specified time
 Section 2. All ordinances and parts of ordinances in conflict herewith are hereby repealed.
 Section g. This ordinance shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage aEd publication as i required by law.
 Passed and adopted by the Mayor and Common Council the 24th day of 1 March, 1910.
 GEO. H. NEAIE. Mayor.
 Attest: GEO. s. GAGE. City Clerk. i Approved this 24th day of March, i 1910.
 GEO. II. NEALE. Mayor.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-26
MILDRED MINE IS FINANCED
 FOR DEEP DEVELOPMENT

open the mine extensively so as 70 provide for a sufficient output to keep the mill running steadily as soon as il is ready for operation.
 The Mildred group of mines is located on the slope of Rich HilL the rich placer fdeposits of which first attracted attention 60 the Weaver district The main vein cuts through the mountain and Is believed to be one of the sources from which the rich placer gold be6s were washed through the countless ages preceding it's discovery in the early cos.
 Mir Genung is accompanied by Mrs. Genung. who is a native of New York state. She visited relatives in her former home. They stopped in Den yer on thir return. They experienced much cold and disagreeable weather during their absence of four weeks and are delighted to be home again under the sunny skies of Arizona.
 Mr. Genuns will be busy for a few days here on company business after which they VIII leave for their camu near Stanton
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-26
SECOND PAYMENT MADE ON
 PICNIC AND RAYMOND GROUPS

PRESCOTT. March .25.-SeoCnd pay ment will be made today through the Phoenix National Bank on the Pic mic and Raymond groups of mines to William Nellis by the Arizona Rain bow N ming company, a Boston cor poration. The properties were taken over under bond last October for the company by F. F. Small general man ager of the Brooklyn Arizona Mining company. who were associated in their ownership with AIr. Nellis. Since October two small forces of miners have been employed on the Picnic and Raymond claims in which shafts have been sunk to an approximate depth of seventy feet. The agree ment to purchase ana deeds for the Nellis interests were executed here yesterday by Mr. Nellis and after being signed by Mrs. Nelis in Phoe- nix today were placed in escrow in the Phoenix bank According to the terms the remainder of the purchase price VII be paid in month Iy instaliments between now ana Oc-
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-26

for the probate of the will of Carl Richard Lauterbach, Ieceaed. and for the Issuance of letters of administra- ticn with the will snnexed to Robert E. Smith, has been nled in this court: and that Saturday. the 9th day of Aprl 1910, at o'clock m.. at the court room of said court. st the court house in the city of Tombstone Cochise couE- ty. has been appo1'ted the time and place for hearing said petition, when and where any person interested may appear and contest the same, and show cause. if any. why the said petition should not be granted.
 J. E. JAMES. Clerk.
 Dated. March 23rd. 1910.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-26

PRESCOT. Arizona March 25.-- With his company financed for a plan of development and equipment contemplating the expenditure of many thousand of dollars. Dan B. Genung. general manager of the Mildred Mining and Milling company. returned here this morning from New York During his stay in the Elm pire city. he attended a meeting of the directors of the company where pll arrangements were perfected Co increase the working force in the Mildred mine and equip it with min ing, milling and pumping plant. It was decided at the meeting tQ inau- gurate large operations at once an their return of Mr. Genung to the property.
 A complete hoisting and pumping plant will be purchased and installed daily crushing capacity of thirty-five tons will be erected. 1t is the inten- and Q reduction plant with 8 daily crushing capacity of thirtyfive tons will be erected. It is the intention to push the sinking of the main work ing shaft as rapidly as possible and
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-26

tober
 It was announced yesterday by a representative of the purchasing com pany hat both the Picnic and Ray moEd will be equipped at once with complete hoist and mining plants and the sinking of the new shafts pushed Development so far are said to warrant the expenditure of large amounts in the opening of both properties which have very promising ore showings of gold and copper values exposed. The equip ment to be purchased contemplates deep mining, which will be inaugu- rated as soon as the hoists are in place
 The construction Of a railroad con. meeting the mines with the Brad shaw Mountain railroad at Arizona City, a distance Of two miles. is advo- cated by the Boston engineers who have examined the properties and II is believed Jhis work will be started at once.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-26
THE GENERAL MARKET
lHayden. stone e co1

The market continues quite evenly balanced, with fluctuations within nar- row traders ilmits.We see no reason To suppose that 1t will be otherwise for some time to cone. Within the last few weeks. labor troubles have multiplied ard the political storm seems to be gathering. So long as these threato9. and certainly until de- cis.ons are rendered in the Standard OH and Tobacco cases. # seems quite useless to expect any concerted effort looking toward an advance. Any ir- spiration for Q bull campaign must come from Improvement in the busi- ness outlook and there is nothing in this feature now to provoke great enthusiasm. Capital is proyerbially .imid, and it would run altogether too many risks embarhng now in new large undertakings.
 We are beginning now to see, in adverse trade balances and higher
 money rates. the effect of holding back enormous quantities os grain and cot ton. The farmer is enjoying his abil- ity. acquired only Of recent years. to hold his goods for high prices. but ap- parently he has yet to learn that this can be carried to an expensive ex- treme.
 Of course. there can be no lively demand for copper while new projects lag: still, the consumption ns copper is apparently larger, in proportion to the production. than six months ago; the price should hold fairly steady around this level
 Opposed to the unfsvorable factors. many of which are-after sll- largely superficial. there is sub-stIatum of fairly good though rather irregular. business activity. The Steel and Su- gar reports showed how good business has recently been: the present period period of prosperity should have a longer life than the IS months just rasi-
 We appreciate, of course. that tho time to buy securities is not when everything is looking rosy. but rather the reverse. and if we feel that the present troubles would shortly disap- pear. we would unquaiifiedly advise the purchase of stocks. We cannot. however. quite make ourselves be. leave this. and are. for the present rather lukewarm
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-26
HURD PRAISES
 GILA CONDITIONS

N Travelling in an Overland automo- Ale owned by the former. E. M.
 A>sud Joe Brown arrived here
 >DlSy afternoon from Globe, com ms by the way of Clifton and Mo- renci. MT. Hurd is the general manager of the Cila Valley Plank and Trust company. owning banks at Globe. Miami, Stafford. Clifton and Morenci. and he visited the latte. three banks after leaving Globe
 Speaking O. Globe. 5ir. Hurd was not willing to admit that the Globe district had been enjoying anything like a boom, but declared that the rapid advancement of that city dur ing the past three Or four years had been steady and the result Of legitimate and successful develop ment of one mining property after another. In his opinion enougl has been assured already to make Globe one Of the greatest mining districts in the Southwest and much encour- aging development work is being continued. The Miami company IS getting along well with their great concentrator and when this mill is ready for operation that company will be one of the important pro .ducers; at the Commercial the sInel- ter is running steadily and satis- factory. The Old Dominion contia- ues its regular monthly production which is. however. much less than the capacity of the plant owned by that company The Black Warrior continues shipments Of ore 10 the Fl Paso smelter.
 The Gila valley. according to Mr- Hurd. is in excellent condition. Crops are looking fine and the river is carrying an ample supply of wat CT for irrigation. At Clifton and Morenei the various mining enter prises are making good progress and production remains about wnat It has been for the past year.
 MT. Hurd has never been in Doug las before and was most compliment tary today In his remarks concern ing his impressions of the city. He was especially attracted by our wide and well kept streets and by our handsome school buildings and sub sfantial business blocks.
 Mr. Brown was kept busy today shaking hands with his old Douglas friends. He resided in this city Tor several years. coming here in charge of The Roy & Titcomb ma chinery house and afterwards ac- ceptlng the agency of the Rec auto mobile. Leaving here Brown estaD- Hshed an automobile business and garage at Globe. Several months ago he met with a most distressing and serious accident when going from Cochise station to Wilcox on one of the old roads Of that part of the county. wire fence had been stretched across the road without any sign 10 designate it, and Mir
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Brown. who was accompanied by Superintendent Hegart. of the old Dominion. ran into the wire and narrowly escaped death. The wire caught him under the chin and cut his neck and side Of his face bad. ly. He has not fully recovered from the injury yet
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-26

Orders have been issued by the war department directing Captain Guy c. Palmer, 1S-h Infantry U. s. A.. who is stationed at Whipple barracks, to pro- ceen on a tour of inspection of the National Guard of Arizona.