Bisbee daily review. [volume], October 18, 1903, Image 2

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SBEE DAILY REVIEW
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BERT WARNER
THE HERO.
Heroism docs not belong to the bat
Ucfield alone. Bravery does not live
alone within the' bi east o( him vvho
faces the cannon's mouth. Fear of
death Is not scorned alone by the man
Mho soos down to the sea ir ships.
The brave heart exists not atom In
the breast of the fearless fireman who
Climbs aloft the ladder and enters tne
fiery room of the burning house, car
rying a tender child safely to the
atreet. Manly, brave and fearless
Uarts are met with when least ex
pected. Never In all the history ot
Qie world was a braver act performed
Ciarcwas shown right here in our verj
roiaat on Friday afternoon. The act
ff heroism was all the more the act of
a brave and fearless man, when hours
after the accident which horribly
inaimed two human beings, the hero
Himself,-wb:n called upon by the Re
view representative for an account of
rhe accident, with a modesty unex
celled, failed to relate the incident ana
tie facts, and but for the mention of it
fty'one of the injured men while lying
npon the operating table of the hos
oltal, the incident might have forever
ivmainen a tlosed, and unspoken sto
ry. Brave and noble Bert Warner,
vi ell Known in thfs community, is the
jWJUD,; niaa whose name should be em
f".izrtned in word., of fire on the tablets
rS i-railicable fame. The news coi
mans of tne Review torn the atory ot
fie terrible accident which occurred
ir. the mine .of the Portage Lake com
nan nar Uisbee Friday afterzoon.
Two miners were in the bottom of the
siaft. " Their last work was about
line tor the dav The powder a. in
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have ben on the top of the shall
Standing, clear-eyec, at the collar of
tic shaft waif Bert Warner eanc
Cat he would not get the signal ansht.
catching the bell rope which was to
-.-"gual irom his companions below
iiuir rcadinesa to ascend Suddenly
Here came an explosion. One shot
echoed up the- shaft. The keen ear
and knowledge of mmins: told Warner
vrhat had happened. Not a moment
OiJ he hesitate. Grasping the noiit
it rope, he slid down the steel rope
150 'fdet to a pumping -nation, and
railed to hia fellow workmen down the
taalt. Only hij voice echoW back his
V. Down again went ! intrepid
tr-an Reaching the bottom, what a
lent would have met his gaze, uut
U.a smoke and darkness prevented his
Joeing the men, and, he could only
zjinui 'with his hands in his efforts
"a And them. Lying: there, bleeding
aSa torn, both men with their legs
fcokeoi ono unconscious, the ether
j2t able to apeak, and with water
wishing in on them, poor Tom King
-Ud to Warner: "Roll this rock off
icy shoulder." This done, the shat
fuTL'd wreck of humanity at. his feet
s?II to Warner: "My God, man, don't
au know there are sev en shou in thU
shaft 'which have not yet gone off?"
Jnmindful of the warning, what did
flttft Warner do? Rush to the rope
and signal to be hoisted aloft, and
Icavo those two poor fellows to die
Horribly? No! With the know ledge
Has at s moment's notice those fear
ful explosions might occur, brave Bert
Warner tenderly picked up the wound
fV. King, -who still preserved his sens!-
taiity, placed him In the bucket ana
4rat him to the top. Still unmindful
his own danger, he remained until
Can bucket again came down, and then
sobering the senseless, torn and bruis-
. Vti ' -'l'nf
S.:ciet and sent him to the top, ana
diua as a marble statue awaited the rc
Oirn cf tho burlcr" Irto which he climb
ed awl was taken to the top, reachins
tiiere but a moment before the three
Tot3 exploded of which K ing had
Earned him. M S to battle touching
cM-ov to eibow. rce are but a umt
"Snosg thousands, and their very com
panionship quells lear for themselves
r, artain extent, but tncre, working
a the attempt to save the lives of his
r!'o uaiii suii, ncu- o t."-s.f
Absolutely oblivious of his own dan
'pr. and Teari!6sly' facing death while
fjrfag to 'e others. The page of
'tiftory record no bravr-r act. The
1?rvo heart flnat there beat beneath
ific hirt of tre hrd oil.:uc jcung
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BENEVOLENT
Sorry I can't deal
Uncle Sam
my son's business.
miner was the heart of humanity
steeled to fearlessness, unexcelled in
the annals of manhood. What reward
is thete for Bert Warner? If ever
the cit), the Territory of Arizona, the
congress of the United States owed
the medal of honor to a human being,
they owe it to Bert Warner, the manly
man. built of -noble" stuff, the grandest
work of a Grand Creator. All honor
to Bert Warner. All honor to a man
ly man. All honor to a hero
THE QUESTION TO
BE DECIDED.
The boarc. of super ioors will con-
,cne in Tombstone again on Monuay
morning for the purpose of makini
he appointmet of a district attorney.
This matter was to have been dis
posed of at the meeting of the board
on Wednesday evening last, but the
auestion of eligibility was raised, and
jpon the written opinion of a special
attorney the board held that three
awjers of Cochise county, viz.,
Messrs. McGowan, Cunningham and
llerrit, were ineligible to the post
ion for the reason that their names
"it not appear upon the Great Register
of thU county.
The sections of the Statutes referred
to In the opinion reaas as follow,:
104S. No person is eligible to a
county office, whetner elective or ap-1
pointive, who at the time of hit" elec-
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o h'i'-'v-o c ji-ar.- lo tan no r'-ad
and write In t)e English langunge
and vho i no a citizen of the Tern
torj and an elector of the count or J
j.tecirci in which tne duties of the
office are to be exercised.
Section 228'-', in defining the quail
Sed electors .of the county, has the fol
'owing: IT-i .. Triolrt Mwnrt nf Tho TTtliled
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States - of theageoftwen-Partmeat- Twelve pages filled with
U-one ear. wno shall have been a!the llve ot the bolh foreiGn
resident of the Territory one jcar and local, tells j ou more than anj oth
ji .v i-.t ,. ' er paper printed In A-izona. A glance
next preceeding the election- and u-, ..... , , ... .
. r i. i i,i,k hulat lts advertising columns shows that
the coijaty and precinct In which he, ,.,,
. .v,i j ,., whnao M6 advertising medium for you to
claim his vote, thirty days, ana whose! J ..,..',
name i enrolled on the Great Register J 'the public with is he Review
of the county, shall be entitled to j"8 " " Profitable, wnv not jou?
vote, etc.
The three applicants who presentee j
their petitions to the board of super f
visors last Wednesday possess all of
the necessary qualifications with the '
exception that THEIR NAMES DO
NOT APPEAR ON THE LAST'
CREAT REGISTER OF THIS COUN-.
TY.
A majoritj of the lawyers of thisj
county hold to the opinion mat me
three applicants are ineligible on the ,
grounds above quoted, as neither ot
them possess all of the necessary
qualifications. When the board meets
on Monday morning more op'nions
along the same line as already receiv
ed will be presented, and unless the
annlicants can show to the satisfac-
tion of the board that their action on ,
Thursdav waa erroneous, that action
AKlN
POWDER
Absolutely Pure
THERE IS NOSUBSmUTL
THE OLD REUABLE
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TOMMYROT.
with you. Miss, but I've got to protect
will not doubt be allowed to stand. It
Is reported that -able opinions from
attorneys throughout tha territory w ill
also be presented to the board on Mon
day, and the friends of the three ap
plicants will also be on hand to pre
sent their sice of the case. The out
come of the meeting will be watched
with keen interest by the followers
of matters political. In the event
that the board doea not reconsider us
action of Thursday last the appointee
will bo & A. D. Upton. The Review
i3 in, possession of sufficient informa
tion to make this announcement. On
the other hand, if the board comes to
another conclusion regarding the eli
gibility of the three applicants who
have alreadv presented themseves,
the appointee wil be C L. Cunning
ham, who has served as deputy dis
trict attorney for the past several
months. It is well understood that
at the meeting on Thursday Supervis
ors "York and Pritchett favored Cun
ningham, while Bowen would hae
cast his vote for Merritt.
At tho time the board rceived the
opinion that Attorney Merritt was in
eligible for the reason that his name
waa not on the last Great Register of
the County, his candidacy wah with
drawn by his friends, and the fi-M vas
left open, so lar as he was concerned
for the appointment of an aito'iey
who could fill the quolinrs'ions pro-
i. 1 f Sa Ut . ?'n(V tit V 'ii
i riawal of Merritt from the rice Bis-
beeites have to a large rtimbar ngn-
ed a petition askHg that Stovr A. Up
ton be named by the board t. fill the
position. His appointment wonld be
well received in Bisbee.
The Review teems today with Inter
esting reading matter In ever de-
Watches
C. M. HENKEl,
Practical Watchmifcir and lewtle r.
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i Kemphij to points ji ih" T iu, ticutb
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SNnAL WeSTEJ!?J AGENt
'.Osr". 7th StI
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state of I O. Mllle&s, deceased. t
i Notice' Is hereby gien by the under
signed, administrator of the estate ot
L. O. Milless, deceased, to the credi
tors of and all persons having claims
against aald deceased, to exhibit them
with the necessary vouchers, within
four months after the first publlcatloi
of this notice to the said administra
tor,, at the office of Jndge M. -1
Brown, Bisbee, the same being thr
place for the transaction of huoinpsr
of said estate, in said County of Co
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CONSTANTrN MART1NEL1.I.
Administrator ef the estate of I O
Milless, deceased.
Dated Bisbee, this 24th cay of Sep
tember, J903. 9 26 30d
BICYCLES,
TYPE-WRITERS.
SHWING OTACHINI-..
Cash Registers and Cuus Repaired
Saw Filing and Key Fittimr.
J. n RAUR
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SCXaETIES
WOODMEN OP" THIT "OfLC
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J. A. CTJMMINGS. N. O.
K. C. FENDERSON. Sc.
F. O. E.
Bisbee Aerie No. 175. Fratenutl '
(er of Eagles, meets every first at.
.hlrd Tuesday, at Oyer House. Tit
lng Eagles cordially Invited
L. A. BROWN. W. J
SOL ROSENBLAD. W. .
EaateTB Star l.il-.
meets second and fourth
Jjl Wednesdays in -
month.
CLARA HUM',
Woith Mat m.i
HARRY BKOWN Secretai
CARRIE. R.LVMAMM LODUt. h I
Oegrt of nonor, A o l.
.M-tta U. Librax) HaJi i u, .
miouuj tu nlk uiuiilk iltiu,
iimrc and Btaten. LorniUij :un
Mary Gill Grace B. Clmlair i
Ke(irilp Ckier nt m
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K. A. M. Regular cuiivuw
tloaa third Tnenday ii
each month. 8i6 t ii
1 Ttarnng compamlona a
gooa buuhuus HiauiT "
ceared.
MUrRHKAD. H. P.
PRANK J ORA', B-
Perfect Ashlar Lodge No. 12 F. & A
.1., meets first Thursday of eact
nonth. Visiting breUnen cordlalli
ivlted to attend. J. L. Brown, Secretr
.. H. M. W.OODS, W. iL
Kathbone 1ji n
10, Knlghta
Pythiaa meet -Tuesday
evemn
Library Ball. Tl
lnu brothers i-or-iit
ly Inrlted.
Jas. MUttm, C. C
I vf . B. Morse. K. R. &
UNITED MODERNS NO. 1C0
4t 2nd and 4th Mondavi at 8 i
it Opera House hall Vlsltln rinl
-ordlally 'invited. C. C. Wamer. Oaal
M. D. Cronlr, Secretary.
B. P. O t
Bisbee Lodge
meets First t
Third Friday
each month Vi
itlng Brot.aT
cordially -vit
J. C. Ca) aab
Ex' . Rsi'
C. E. ceViart
Secret r
Improved x.der of ic
Men. Cochise Tril'e N
.Htteet every Thnni1
'(evening at Opera Hod
TU ,ir Hail. Visiting hiotk.
x ir cordially Inviten
'f-hn V,' ilullcc, Sach'm
Dr. Edmundson, Medicine Man
W. D Klnsey, Chief of Record
DEGREE POCHONTAS.
IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN.
Minnehaha Council No. 3 meets first
Monday and third Thursday of every
month at Operu House Hall. Visiunt,
members cordially invited.
NETTIE LEONARD, Pochontas.
rilOHBE CORNING, Keeper of Rec
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or Drunkenness, opium.
Morphiiva and
other Orag Using
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BANK
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The BANn of BISBEE
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SURPLUS-
Director.
Hen Wl dinme. 8. Douma
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Drafta Issued on all pan of tire work
Maiety neposlt bozc for rent
DEPOSITORY FOR TERRITORIlAlL FUNDS
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La OnifiiV', Minora. Hexico.
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H. S. MORHOW
THE MINES
BISBEE.
PHONE 197.
Mining; Properties in Arizona and
Sonora, flexico.
WARREN DISTRICT STOCKS,' THE HEDBE1G
TOWNSITE, MIMING NEWS PRESS REPORTS.
INVESTORS shown every courtesy in the matter of
special information ab ut Bisbee StacKs.
Very Fine Chance in Lucky Tiger Stock
Office Copper Queen Hotel building
Morrow & MacKenzie.
BISBEE LUHRFRCO.,
... OAPITAl. STOCK $25,000 ....
Lumber Yard Located at Lowll Office at the yard, Telephone TC3.
iir' !-: AutoiiTrojAUuviMi, urry .rm.u, J. 15. Acslua Juaipa Woijd,
Kmil Marki. Officers: Antor Trojanovlch. Prp Irient Harrr Krown, Sec,
, I), v naUK, Trpaur(r. A far! line llae of timbers and lumber ef all de-
tcriptioas. Also carry tell line builders hardware.
CITY BARBER SHOP,
E-vet-ytrhlnsr FlrRt Ciuia
EMIL MARKS, - ... Proprietor.
' Bath Poom and Porcelain Tubs
M. J. BROWN
Justice of the Peace Notary Public
Ex-Offldo Coroner and Convuyancer'
pctt Office Bojt 5:6. ,Te!ep;:c.i:,,rCo. CO. CiT.cj, j:,':Cur.Ct:ft
OFFICER. AkO C'HtOIOHJ,
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J. M Mumcim Viof- PniiDfw
J T Hooo, OAtHil.
L. J Overlook
jAKOa80MMiO
, lri t (or sal on all part of tb-wur u
Mexican moDj boofhi And hu!4 : :
Arnr-.lbankinc bnalos-tranatl
a share of reuit pantoNACE souemu
000.00
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1 S Douglas vice prtmi,
M J Cunnlngaaao. cmmUn
Mexican moneys beniiktc aad
Hranck Nato Ariton.
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K-r vehicles-built, for ti.cu level
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OfuhHr.t-, it brnfre do n first
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