Bisbee daily review., 1918-07-25

Paul Fernald of Tucson, is operating the historic Gunsight mine. brings news of encountering Az feet of lead silver ore carrying values of S125.0O per ton in lead and silver The strike was made at a depth of 16O feet. that is in 6O-fOot winze from the 100 foot level
 KINGMAN-Ida May Steel or Me Donald. better known as the. snake charmer," committed suicide by taking bichloride of mercury at one of the resorts in the '49 camp near Oatman. death occurring on the 11th of July. The woman had taken the poison tab lets on the 3rd of July and suffered the tortures of the damned until death meTcifuliy relieved her last week Thursday Undbrtaker Van Marter took the body to Kingman and burial was bad in the local cemetery. no rela- tives of the deceased having been found
 PHOENIX Judge George H. Cros- by. jr., trial judge in the Ival McCann murder case, was assaulted by Elzie l.. M6Cann, brother of the convicted man. as he was about to board a Santa Fe train for St. Jchns last night. ac- cOrding to a story being circulated in Phoenix today. Because officials have so far been unable to confirm the re- port, no action has yet been taken against McCann The attack is said to have been the outgrOwth of the trial in which Wal McCann was con victed of first degree murder for slay- ing Kenneth C. Falstcn.
 PHOENIX call for negro men from Arizona of the class cf 1917 has been changed to forty-eight instead of thirty-seven. the number originally asked for, according to a statement yesterday by Colonel Charles W. liar ris, adjutant general AS there were Eleven more negro registrants in this state of the class of 1917 than the records at Washington showed. Col cnel Harris had the call changed to include the full number. The men will entrain on August 5th for Camp Lewis. American Lake. Wash.
 PRESCOTT-JOe Stephens. held jointly with his son Bud in connection with the shooting of Robert E. Miller in this city on April ?. 1918, Wa Oe placed on trial in the superior court on Tuesday. August 6. according to an announcement made yesterday af- ternOon by Superior Judge John J. Sweeney. Practically the same wit nesses will be used as were put on the stand during the time Of the trial of Bud. which resulted in the latter's conviction on charge of first degree murder last Friday night. The evil dence will be largely word for word. the same as that brought ou at the trial of the youth.
 PHOENIN.-GoYerncr Hunt has an nounced that it is now expected that a convict force will be put to work on the contemplated highway to Globe which will run south of the Apache trail. passing through Superior and shortening the distance between Globe and Phoenix by about thirty miles and decreasing the automobile running time by about three hours. Accord. ing to a statement by the governor. the convict camp will be established in September The short road to Globe is considered by the highway depart mont one cf the most important pieces of road work now up for consideration. At the office of the state engineer to- day it was stated that the construction of the road as it should be built in wolves about a half million dollar eN- penditure This would call for large appropriations hy Gila and Pinsl coun- ties aud the cniy question Co be solved is the most important one of an the money question.