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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-20
SWEDEN s
SONS HOLD
BIGFEST|VAL

The local sons and daughters ~
Sweden are making big prepare
lions for their 18th annual mid
summer festival. to DO held next
sunday ~ Fortuna Park under the
auspices ~ tho Swedish club.
Throughout the entire country the
Swedish people recognize this event
az a day u thanksgiving and merry
making The Svea male choir has
offered lie services for ths occasion
Ia addition 20 many other musical
numbers There viii be speech
making by many of the prominent
business men u this city and Her
man Peterson, chairman % the
amusement committee. will deliver
the opening address.
Thu excursion party VIII leave
f.aschi Pa~k az , a. ~. sunday mora
ing and viii spend the entire day ~
Fortuna Park. whrFa sports and
dancing will b. participated In.
Tho Swedish club extends a hearty
Invitation to Ell II the visiting Swed-
len peopis in the city 20 30 present
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-20
RAVENNA HEIGHTS
TO CELEBRATE 4TH

Hnrrah for the Fourth % July. but
do II with a program and not fire
crackers. II the spirit Of the cole.
brasion 10 be held at Ravenua
Heights. 40 explosives will be al.
lowed ON the grounds. but there will
be an Cid-iHthioned picul. dlaucs
specoh.malGag and foot races for
the kids. 10 make up for the festive
firocracker
IN keeping with independence day
az d the goth century emancipation
Of woman. 4 woman. Mrs y s Fish.
IL 10 preside over the exercises.
On the proEram will be singing by
little girls. duet by Mr. and Mrs
Byron Be1ham, speeches by Prof
NJ r Jones. Rev l.. J Covington. &
l.. Crawford. +. W Bell. G. w. Cor.
llss. a defamation by Mrs Y. w
he'll. The American Volunteers
brass band will furnish music. The
program will begin at II O'Clock and
field exercises will open NJ ? o'clock
Ia the afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-20

For a pleasant way % spend SUM
day afternoon. a visit Co the park
yesterday couldn't be beat hou-
hle plays lightning work on the
bases. enough hitting 20 make things
Interesting. with The score never 30
iapslaed that ghc game was won boz
fore the end OF ghe ninth, thata
What the Turks and the Beavers
dished out And Alike Lynch, the
popular virtuoso OF the bat swattcd
the sphere for a nice hinNle when
the bases were fun and scored two
runs. tiolng up the tally with said
chunk Of diplomacy materially help
ms tho Trophies 90 win their same.
TO T.
Up 70 the sixth Inning. Erickson.
for Vancouver. was found Tor but
one safety. while Ssatun had been
hit freely, giving the Beavers two
runs
Adams scored In the sixth Through
Akins swat 90 Swain and Lynch
same in on a squcezc play. with
penainEton laying the ball down like
grocer setting away a basket az
eggs. making the board read Z Go 3.
Frisk ambied TO first I'M the Sew
enth. went 60 second on Raymond
sacrifice. and scored on Hennetts
blngis 20 the fence.
Vancouver. after holding the lead
up 10 the sixth. did no more scoring
until the niath when. with a man on.
Swain siung one out of the lot Tor
a homer. making the final score read
TO IN Scattles favor
Three double plays were pulled OF
b the Beavers in the first three
Innings. the fast work preventing
Seattle from slipping anything
Across.
Spokane opens This afternoon for
q series ~ seven games
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on rtp wRieHr.

Rem LoMOND. cab June IS
Thine was that Jack and Jlm Jef-
fries. the burly brothers. made a very
interesting match whom they douned
tho gloves.
OF course the rhig fellow" always
had q on Jack iu weight and punch
Ing ability. but hc mover could boa
aa well an Jack In the ola days. and
this, with the fact that Jack packed
a hefty KICK sort % cvcned THINGS
nut ita different today Whether
Jim has Improved his boxing until
DO la more clever than Jack. or
whether the latter has loat any Of
his claverueaa ls hard tn say,
Jack says hn 81 nH clever a. ever
but that Jim is far better boxer
than he WHH when defending hts
title
"of course. Jim doesn't show his
real ability with ua here. said Jack
because he 90 always under u pull
Tie Is afraid ta cat loose and tear
into ua ] don't want to tackle him
while he Is under ful head OF
steam, because fm not ready to col.
beet any accident insurance II / can
help a.
"tiut even when working az half
speed. I find Jim hard 90 reach with
effect somehow. and be doesn't app
ear 20 very clever. either. ms
punches bic bim iuaf as they are
losing their force lie has bern pay
ink a let % attention t0 gauEing
punches. and HeemH Ga have diHcuY-
cred the secret ~ getting Just out
q reach 90 the fuil cffcct~.of the
blow"
| have noticed QUO thing while
Watching Iefffiaa box with hlH
brother. Corhctf. Armstrong aud
Choyuski. and that H. no matter
Row hard he r. crowded. or how
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-20
DIAMOND GLINTS

Ward Mcdowell, collcgian from
Peru. Neh.. has Joined the Maps.
Mcdowell Is a pitcher.
outfiei1rr ChRnnsli ~ the Yankees
broke his lex sliding into the base.
and viii probably be out ~ thr game
until fall n he gets back in At ala
this season.
Clucinnatfa pitching staff IN eaus-
ing Griffin o. lose sleep with fair
b. good pitchers the Reds would DO
higher IN the race.
Gao. Stone appears 20 have re-
gained hts batting eye On June
he slammed out five hits out OF sir
attempts
Vince Campbell old Northwest
Lacquer. HubbinE Tor Tommy Leach
nnd Fred Clarke. ia about the only
member u tho Pirates who appears
able to get safe hits regularly.
Ty Cobb had a run IN with Can
am. young So0 first snckcr. during
She first Tigers. Sox series Ty
came into first base 80 hard that
his spikes ripped the bag. Wonder
you didn't get me" 0nndili said.
Cobb replied that Gandlll was
fresh kid 20 be IN the league only 20
minutes or ~. and Gandill came
right back with: Well l haven't
been IA the league as hong as you
have. but n you ever stick those
spikes into mo III be- IN the league
. blamed sight longer than you'H
be" Curtains.
Dance at Dreamfand tonight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-20

SANTA FE. n. ST.. June 20
When the chimes ~ the logdr oG
old 81 Miguors church poalod the
glad news that New Mexico was
state. the citizens here had won q
fight In which they have beon en-
gagged for years the fight for sep.
aratc statehood
10y becoming a state. New Mexico
brings 10 the United States as
commonwealth more undeyeloped
agricultural wealth than any state
that has been admitted 20 the Union
TO this generation with an area
larger than the whole kingdom Of
Italy. Mexico hns population Of
only half a million
Her Thousands upon thousands Of
fertile acres aud her dOminionn Of
land that eventually will blossom
with farms; her mountain ranges.
In which countless mineral wealth
lH stored. and her resources IN other
lines. assure her future as one Of
The greatest states IN tho Union
-Four OF five cuttings Of alfalfa.
one u the most productive OF New
Mexican crops. are made ia single
year
while alfalfa Is the main forage
crop. Il f. not the only one From
20 10 30 varieties OF succuient
grasses grow Wild upon the range.
aud are harvested for hay
Wheat. corn. fruit. potatoes. sugar
becta and vegetables all flourish an.
der Irrigation. u "a expected that
under statehood one Of the most
rapid developments viii be IN the
beet sugar industry.
One OF the most picturesque fea.
lures Of life in this new state are
the people Me1icana and Indians
over half of tho native born poyula-
tion IL Mexican There are 1900
Indians ia the new state Nine
thousand 81 them are Puebloa or
ioxn Indians Their stage Of civ.
lilzaiion IL high. and their fore
fathers we're the history makers Of
the early Spanish couqucGts IN the
latter part 81 the 10th century.
Very few 81 the people under
stand. or make any pretense Of IN.
defstsnding English. but speak en-.
urely Ia pai0ls 81 the Spanish.
All Of the licenses 20 do business
are issued In Mexican Licensea to
sell liquor. marriage licenses. aud
even licenses 20 carry on a mer
camille business. are almost entire.
ly nonAuderstandabie TO visitors
aud white residents
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-20

81 the 90 rounds tho two boys boxed
The fight VAS IA fuutraes. Nith
Mcfarland chasing ghs natiHhsF
ahuut The ring ard punching him
at WuL when Welsh dld stand up
and attempt % fight Mcfarland sas
al over hiu like q hpuar afs fire
The Chicago srrappeT fouEht cars
fully Ne Naa particular Ia braak
clean. Kept all ~ hia blows high.
- that ~ no chance c1uld aae
English referee stop tho Gait a.
give thg decision 70 Welsh "a fpul
md he won - long odds on painte
Every newspaper In london hailed
him as she sicf1s. bat thn referee
declared the battle Was draw.
llsfoFr Mcfarland rauid got Welsh
into the ring with him. b. had 80
give IN a. the Fnsiiainsn on every
detail ~ the prsliminafiss The
Chicago hay finally nffrred 90 fight
Welsh for nothing just 70 weg a
chance az him. and welsh took hia
time signing ihe articles
u D. not probable tho two boxers
viii meet again In England They
met twice in this country. and both
bouts SIRE called draws but tho
press descriptions Of their most
recent fight show that " was
Mctariand's battle All thu way.
such decisions az this one viii
not make English fighters popular
In this country. where thay have
always been treated fairly and givsu
a chance 90 pull Of fights In which
their share ~ the purse amounts TO
more than they would get b. fight
INK every night for year IN
British clubs
kuEiiehu4Hn pose "a being great
sportsmen. and they are. when their
own fHsu arn winning. bot whsn the
English are losing. u "a different
story. The American sport lovers
haven't forgotten the diagraceful
conduct u British officials az the
London Olympic games
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-20

PHOENIX. Ariz.. June NJ
name Arizona suggests 70 mans =. I
sons a bot dry and desert ~. II
bereft o. life. except for ese,,,. - 4.
leanakes and gila monsters ~ =
ever, the outside world n 4 ~
norance Of the Tremendous CO.
ment of this wonderful domsls ~.
has gone on during ths lar \
years. =
1--WE years ago. when the oua.,,,.
Of statehood came up. most y 4.
people were willing thsf a..
and New Mexico should - 49, i
ioint statehood. But 20 rss,s n.
been the growth Of this 49, 49, y
that Il Is recognized IN All ns,., :
the United States. among tbess -
have studied the problem Of ~.
hood. that Arizona Is thorosrs,,
able % take its place alone win a.
other members Of the unlos
Rich as Is the soil Of Arluss .
u always a disappointment /. 4.
farmer who views Il from Ire g,.s
ard Of the deep. rich loan q 4,
prairics But Il bears encsum
hnrfesis Of grain. IT. grape ~
are the equal Of any vine groyisr
section. and its orchards set -.
parison with any Of the best ~
secret Of this agricultural mar7ss
irrigation.
The government long ago sbovs
lts faith In the new states fstan
By building enormous prDjesa Z
insure perpetual irrigation. Ia
great Salt river project Is one 4 N
biggest pieces Of hydzalIe q
cheering In the world.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-20
PASSED BALLS

Joe seatnn pitched nice game.
although be was hit often. Joe WAS
able % tighten up when necessary
Al Bonner. the Idaho wonder. who
has been staying npp9Alns teams
right and left MAS heAfnn yesterday
~ HcCammeul ~ Tacauia. Nc
CAmmcnt has pitched five games 80
far and won all u them.
spokane and Vancouver are hAe-
Ing q nice little scrap for frat place
Va bile Tacoma and Seattle are scrap
ping iust az ouerEcticaiiy for cellar
Donors
~ last Gus Thompson r. home.
Gus nnvrr has felt right away from
Bob Brown and u e. safe het that
he viii do shr bee, werk Ne has done
FOR two yeArs when b. pitches under
ihr red headed managers banner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-20
Gypsy QUEEN HAS
A UNIQUE FUNERAL

FIARRIsoNBURG. Va. June 20.--
The Res, J. w Wine. Dunkard
minister. officiated al the funeral
Of the queen OF a gypsy camp. near
Ottoblne After the funeral every
article formerly owned by the queen
was piled in heap and burned.
Preceding the fire. the horse OF
the queen. fine Arabian animal.
was chloroformed and burned with
the other effects.
Gypsies sag that the woman had
married daughter living in
Rochester, n. Y.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-20
PITY OYSTER BAY POSTMASTER AND
DON'T WRITE THAT LETTER TO T. R
(ey United Press.)


OYSTER gay, L. g., June 2os-The postmaster Oyster
Bay has time 10 the postal Since
Of Theodore Roosevelt private citizen p m"
S~amped, ard he ls ranesiy appealing for help For hsi
matter, 10 Col Roosevelt
Letters and teieprsms from enthusiastic Americans 81
notsaet "Hody" when nc landed pouring
- would be GLAD you would through the uniss
Presa ssid Roosevelt today hs, the sp
Of my correspondence impossible for to sss
IL my personal attention"
During his stay London received about 3oN
letters 1000 letters fren
office March T. 1909, and before he sailed for Africa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-20
FRANKIE CONLEY
HEADS FOR "CHP'

Los ANGELES, Cal. June go
BantamwelEht Champion Frankie
Conley viii leave tonight for Chica-
go. lie expects TO pick Up few
matches on tho far side OF the
Rockies. returning 20 Los Angeles
next month To meet the winner Of
the Moran -Attcll match. scheduled
for June "a Joe Conley. the little
fighters brother. Will manage the
trip.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-20
HATS OFF TO
THE SANITY
GlLlETT

SACRAMENTO. CAL june so-
Governor Onirtt today received from
many churches copies ~ resolutions
commenting his action in preventing
,hc Kaufman I.aagsord. ths Jsffries-
Johnson aud other fights In Calf
forula. lie Nas iaaagd from the
uuipifs Of several san Francisco
churches and from those - other
California cities yesterday Minis
iers declared that 0iiiett showed grit
ana acted seariesaiy against strong
powers and Influences Ir was
termed rs one minister the greatest
man in California today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-20
TWO NEW STARS
Be ADDED TO ia,

When Arizona and Ss.
Eco arc admitted b siatss. ~
change win be made n n. :
" ihe United statas IS ~ ". ~. .'t
iion ~ two stars There y. W
% stars IN The flag. n fs', ~
N eight each and two -
seven each Two star.
BE- added % the short row, ~
oit Destroying the synms,,.
There Il no law aEaib,,
piote rearrangemsnt u ~ ~ ~
neld This Is probably sa..
win be done. some circuit. ~
sign being adopted Fa,., -
consuiates and ships n ~, 80 9
la al parts ~ the wey,s 4,
adopt tho change a. soon !. -, ~
aibie. p'i-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-20

American fighters have never beNn
popular Ia London, because ~ the
ease with which they have disposed
Of the English champions. but as a
rule the boxers from this side 81
tho pond have not been iobbed out
81 we'll earned victory Yet this
" just what waa done 10 Facksy
Mcfarland the other night and the
lobblng came or before the National
Sporting club tho most famous
boxing club In the world.
Mcfarland met Freddie Welsh
probably the most popular i3g-
pound man IN an England For rs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-20
NJ CAMMEHT WINS
FIFTH STRAIGHT


SPOKANE. June 20. Mccain
rnsnt. Tacomas phen0m. pitching
against Bonner. the Spokane lad
with the unoroken string 81 vic
tories. outpifched the local twirler
and won the game. This makes the
first defeat for Bonner and the fifth
straight game won by McCHmment.
A heavy rain fell during most of
this time the teams were on the field.
but Umpire Frary refused 20 cHiI OF
the contest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-20

Brother Jack Never Used to Stand for
Anything Like This From Brother Jim

CLOSE the milling he Is always lu
"a position Go use enc hand ur che
other effectively
Even when STRENGTHENING up after
ducking at which time most Fight
rrH are thinking of getting farther
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-20

The drivers who participated IN
the recent auto race mavt At In
dlanapolis say tho track there Is by
far the best and fastest IN this coun.
try, and r. on a par with the ia
nous Bru0kiands track. IN England
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-20

out OF danger than the duck carries
them. Jrfulra o. ON tho alert and
woe 90 the sparrlng partner who On
$50 foolish nH te step in aud take
a chance Tor be sets iolt that
iooHous hih dental oTockery
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-20
TURKS WIN SCRAPPY
GAME FROM ALIENS
Lynch Comes Through With Long Hit When Bases
Are Full, Scoring Two Men-VSncouver Pulls Off
Three Double Plays in First Three Innings-Spo'
kane Opens Today

Sacrifice hits taoneV homer struck
aut- nY nanner Oh by MeCammeut 81
naaaa or halia orr Manunr af NE
Camwhnt 3 Hit hf pitched BAN cart .
ufIahi. naA Mrcammruf Double
plAY-a CaFtNFlght ta cuonrN 60 NufdFke
Ilme % Eama as. Umpire Ffarf.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-20
scHwAB TO THE RESCUE.


r SAN FRANCISCO. June 20. ,
\ Tex Riekard. chief promoter I
= u the Johnson fight. /,
y Is IN receipt. today. of the fol- I
n lowing telegram from Charles I
\ NJ. Schwab. the steel maEnate. !
Tex Richard I will make 1
y up any deficiency that may oc- ,
4 cur II you are compelled 70 pull ,
r Off the fight IN Nevada. ,
&C. NJ SCHWAB@ 1
r There's n real sport for YOU" ,
4 said Richard. commenting on I
= tho telegram Of Schwab. ,
4 4 A \ 4 a 4 a A a 4 4 a - A. .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-20

Summary. TNa-bsNa hlt--H rurett.
Home run Swain Sacrifice hit Pen.
n8ngfsn Duuhfe piAya-~Iames 70 Strsih.
James 70 Sehafnweasr 60 HuEdan swain
70 Suxdrns Strurk nuf--Ey Se9tnus
By Ertrk9er Bases On hailsea-fgff
Eessen. . OF Efickson. 8 Passed ball
Caster Umpire--W Wright.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-20

The Motor league % Louisiana r.
planning 20 erect cooperative
garage In New Orleans
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-20
TAFT SIGNS STATEHOOD Bill,
AZ STATES In OUR FLAG NOW
BY United Pressl

WARRINGTON, June 20--Presldont TAFT today .f,1
hood bill providing FOR the admission New s,s NE
70 the Union as separate states. "' Arssfs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-20

Play pool al Oriental. 10 cash
prizes daily. Ord bet. Pike d Union.
sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-20

Doctors for ali plumbing Ills. G.
~ Brown Plumbing Co Main $500.
Ind 1900. sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-20
NATIONAL LEAGUE


HatIeFloHs brown and Archer
Gaspar. FroWme. Beebe. Doyle and
Mclean. Clarke
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-20

n II =
BOSTON ....-s s+ssrss.s.. II
Detroit sees s+ssss*-..s..l0 II
Batteries RarEer. Cicottc. Wood
and Kleinow. stroud. killian, Muiiln
and stanaga.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-20
SOLD
TO PORTLAND

Los ANGELES. Cal. June 60
Outfielder Martinke. who has been
with the Vernon club OF the Coast
league since the admission OF the
Villagers last season. viii wear
Portland uniform for the remainder
Of the season, Manager McCrodie
last evening closed negotiations for
his purchase and Martinke viii 90
north with the Portiands after to-
days game
Boy-Please, sir do you need a
boy In your Officer
Lawyer-What do you know
anything?
Boy--No, sir, don't even know
how 20 whistle.
Lawyer--You are engaged. Name
your own salary. Chicago News.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-20
COAST LEAGUE


7
Morning game r r. p
san Francisco ,,s.. ..s.st
Los Angeles ...s ss..s..s+s o
Batteries. Henley and Berry
Maggie. Thoracn and Waring
Afternoon gamc-- n. II r.
los Angeles .... .......T IS 3
san Francisco .... ...~..6 10 g
Batteries Taser. Wheeler and
Smith: browning and Berry
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-20

n. r. r.
hahiAn1 tst.ss ssessstsssta
sacramento t..t-s s.st.ts4
Batteries Lively and MltN Fita-
gerald. Nhaleu and Spiesman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-20

'Battsd for homer IN ninth.
''Rockenfisid out. hit By battsd ball
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-05
CONFIDENCE IS
 k LITTLE MORE
 NOTICEABLE
Boston has a Fair Demand for COpperS with Very Light Offerings, Being Now We'll Bought Up,
CBy l.. J. Overlook

BOSTON. Aug. 4-There was a fair demand again today for coppers with offerings light There seem to be a little more confidence in our mar ket. and on any weak spot would buy Lake North Butte and Hancock. These stocks have been very well bought the last few days.
 The New York market is pract cally unchanged We believe that pur- chases made on any dip around pres ent levels will show moderate profits. Paine, Webber & Co
 s. & P. was strong feature of the Boston market today. selling up to n 3-4 Numerous unofficial ru- mOrs regarding consolidation plans are being circulated.
 In the curb list Denn was the only active issue, considerable stock chang ing hands at 5-S and 5-4. Shat tuck was of fractonally in bid price probably due Co cur;ailment plans In the long run this should enhance rather than depres value. It 1 unof ficially stated that the company will build a shelter in the near future. Balance of list inactive and prac- tically unchanged.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-05
TAFT TO DEDICATE MEMORIAL.

BOSTON, Aug 4.-Arrangement5 for the dedication tomorrow of the Pilgrim memorial at Provincetown at which President Taft E to deliver the principal address have been com pieted in all their details. The Presi. dent will proceed to Provincetown on the '. s s. Mayflower and will be greeted upon his arrival by a salute from the vessels of the North Allan iic squadron in Provincetown harbor. Governor Graper will deliver an ad- dress introducing President Taft to the assembled thousands who will at tend the exercises. In addition to the President the speakers will be former President Charles W. Eliot of Har- ward University. Senator Henry Cabot Lodge of Massachusetts. and Hon. James T. hcCleary of Minnesota. The British ambassador and the minister of the Netherlands will attend the ded- icatiOn as guests of honor
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-05

unto set our hands and seals this 18th day of July, 1910.
 o. c WAGER (SEAL) c. A. BURGOON (SEAL) H. S. HILLMAN (SEAL) Territory of Arizons, County of Cochise. ss
 Before me George H. Neale, a Notary Public in and for the county of COchise Territory of Arizona, on this day personally appeared O. G. Wager C. A. Burgoon and H. s. Hill man, known to me to be the persons whose names are subscribed to the foregoing instrument and acknowledg. ed to me that they executed the same for the purposes and consideration therein expressed.
 Given under my hand of office this 18th day of July. 1910. My commits sion expires Feb. 9 1913.
 GEORGE H. NEALE.
 Notary Public. SEAL.
 Filed and Recorded July 16, 1910 at P. M. Book Articles g Inscrip- tion Pages 12s, 129, 1SO 131.
 c. A. MCDONALD
 County Recorder.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-05
MAKES STRIKE IN
 TOMBSTONE MINE

TOMBSTONE Ariz.. Aug. 4.-John Rainey. who recently secured a lease on the old Honeycomb m ne in this district. has made a rich strike in gold and silver and averages in the neighborhood of $2O0 a ton. The ground of this mine extends over the recent c1ve-in on Toughnut street. near the fire house. The strike was made in this cave-in in the old stope. from which over sI,O0O, ,O0O in ore was extracted in the early days Of the camp The workings of the stope ex- tend many thousand feet under the vicinity of he Russ hotel and the de
 pot grounds and it was about three Feet under the floor of the old stoI,e that Mir. Rainey encountered a lceee or rich looking ore. carrying horn silver and very pretty looking rock.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-05
INSTALL NEW HOIST
 AT THE GRAY MINE.

GLOBE. Ariz.. Aug. 4-Work at the Gray mine of the old Dominion people is not as yet in full sway. The men who have leased the east side of the mine are at present getting ev- eryth ng in order for future opera. tions and awaiting the installation of the new hoist The concrete founda- ton is in place but the hoist cannot be installed for a few day until the concrete has had time to set.