Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-03

on the site Of the old hoist. and hes ! cen one Of the landmarks uf The camp. Pictures Of it have been taken by hundreds who have visited the old camp. and no doubt copies Of it can be found In nearly every state of the union
 Workmen are now at work tearing it apart for shipment to Tucson where it will be put into the blast furnace and melted and run into castings that will be used in other mining machinery in the southwest.
 Victim Buried
 Joe Voiglio. an Italian miner. who met his death by falling down the Toughnut shaft on Tuesday last. was buried yesterday. The deceased was about forty-nine years Of age. and had worked in the Tombstone and Bisbee mining districts for a number of years At the time of the acci. dent he was engaged in hoisting ore out of the shalt. He had just landed a bucket of ore. when in some manner he missed his footing and plunged head first down the shaft to the plat form on the 25O-foot level His body was badly cut and bruised and mauy Of the bones broken.
 Has Resigned Position
 Rye Miles. who for the past year has been acting in the capacity of a county ranger. has rendered his res ignation to the board of supervisors. to take effect at once. He has at the same time presented a petition to the board for the appointment of consta- ble at Benson, 10 take the place Of Jeff Short, who has resigned from that position Miles has no opposis tion in seeking the appointment. and his petition bears the endorsement of nearly all of the citizens of Benson. He has been peace officer for number of years. and is familiar with the duties thereof.
 Getting Supplies Ready
 Assistant Clerk of the Board Ot Supervisors W. A Fowler has been busy during the past few days in or dering and getting ready the neees- sary election supplies that are 10 be used at the special election 10 be held on Saturday, February 10, at which time the tax payers Of the county will be given a chance to de eide by their votes whether or not the board of supervisors shall be au- thorized to build three bridges across the San Pedro river at Land, Fair bank and Charlestown. The cost Of the bridges is estimated at S6.0O0 each. or 9 total cost of S1S.000. only taxpayers whose names are on the tax rolls will be allowed to vote.
 Deserter Held
 A man giving his name as George Davis claiming 10 be a deserter from the navy. is being held at the county jail pending the receipt of a reply to an inquiry sent 10 the commanding ofncer at the Mare Island Nay yard at Vallejo. Calf. as to whether or not Davis was wanted. Davis claims that be deserted from the [. :. =. Cali fornia last month, while she was in San Francisco harbOr, and since that time has been wandering about the country He states that he became tired of dodging asout. and is now willing 10 go back and take his medi- cine in the way ol punishment. He was picked up at Fairbank a few days since Word is expected from the navy authorities within the next day or two.
 Was Visitor Here
 w N Breckenridge, connected with the claim department of the Southern Pacific railroad company was in the city today on business connected with that company. MT. Breckenridge was a resident of Tomb stone during its palmy days. some thirty odd years ago. He was at one time connected with the sheriff's office as a deputy under Sherif Ward, and was engaged in number of mix ups with the various outlaws that were thick in this neck of the woods at that time Mr. Breckenridge has been in the tmploy of the railroad company for a number of years, and at present makes his home in Tue Sou.
 Settling in Valley
 According to the number of Pos sessory right" notices filed in the county recorders office during the past few days, number of new set tiers are taking up claims in the Sulphur Springs valley in the vicinity of Light. Four applications for homesteads in Township IS. Range 26, were filed yesterday. two of them be- ing filed by women. evidently sisters, as their names are Mary and Vera