Bisbee daily review. [volume], December 22, 1903, Page PAGE SIX, Image 6

About Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971

Image provided by: Arizona State Library, Archives and Public Records; Phoenix, AZ

                
PAGE SIX.
THE BISBEE D"ATLY REVIEW, BISBEE, ARIZONA, TUESDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 22, 1903.
'H Unique Field,
Alining in Mexico
(Continued From Page Two.)
ins as depth Increased, the exhaust
sn of the mere valuable high grade
sres, the death of owners, the disrup
'Hon of estates a score of causes
eryod to paralyze work In the mines
rrying oie which Is now ot pay
able trade. It should be remem
Ucrcd that In many of the oldtime
mines everything ore, rock and to
jr had to be carried out on men's
Sacks, on ladders that were merely
notched sticks "chicken ladders'
and "money poles" they were aptly
"SetnitrJ. Wo hale mentioned t,he
nhangca in economical conditions
jsat are making these mines valuable
again. A number of what are today
the most productive and profitable
listricts of Mexico all belonged to
Mils class. The mines in the dis
tricts of Santa Eulalia, Parral, San
jta. Ilarbara. Manimi. Velardena and
Tflombrerete are examples. The ad
vent of railroads, and the application
f adequate mining methods and pro-
messes of ore treatment, have raised
ihem from stacnatlon and idleness
fnto the front .rank of paying mines.
These old mines arc in one way
like prospects. The work that has
"Seen done on them is so much, explo
ration, which has opened up and ex
posed the veins, leaving them acces
sible for comparatively easy examl
-nation and a prompt determination
jf their possibilities. Numbers of
them arc idle in the hands of their
wncrs. or in the possession of heirs,
trustees or estates; and numbers
more are perfectly free and open to
acnoun-ement. Under the new con
ditions, there are many o them that
can be made to pay well. But to put
an old mine on its feet requires ex
penditure for equipment, cleaning
and making safe, as well as active
attention and management, and these
iirc things the owners are often un
able to bestow. This class of under
tStfiings involves a minimum of spec
ulation, as the ore bodies are in plain
sight, largely developed, and the pos
abilities that they are present are
easily ascertained. These special
iYpportunles are- the result of the pe-l
trnliar conditions .that have hereto-j
Core prevailed in Mexico, followed by
ae creation of entirely new 'condi
slans during the last dozen years, and
3&cy probably have no counterpart in
wj other country on the globe.
they hardly realize the situation un
til it is over. '
Miss Williams robbed 'the bees of
their honey in July and took in the
neighborhood of 2,500 pounds ot the
valuable production from them. This
she sold at an average of fifteen cents
per pound, thus realizing about 1375. '
Miss William plays the leading part;
in "At The Old Cross Roads," which
is at Burbank next week.
o
Milk Outfit for Sale.
Must be sold before the New Year.
9 head No. 1 Jersey and Durham milk
cows, with spring wagon, horse, har
ness, hay cutter, tanks, milk cans and
tools. The best milk route in Tomb
stone. The corral is located within
one-quarter of a mile from most dls
tant customer. The milk of ten
more cows can be readily disposed of
Will sell cheap for cash. Inquire of
C. N. Thomas, BIsbee, or Woolcry
Bros., Tombstone. llM3-tt
AN IMITATION OF
OUR TOMBSTONE
AN ATTEMPTED JAIL BREAK
IN TUCSON.
A Dozen Prisoners Attempt to Make
Their "Get-away" Noise of Fall
Attracted Jailer's Attention One
of them Likely to Die from Fall.
BETTER THAN A PLASTER
A piece of flannel dampened with
Chamberlain's Pain Balm and bound
on the affected parts. Is better than a
jlaster for a lame back and for pains
m the side or chest. Pain Balm has
no superior as a liniment for the re
lief of deep seated, muscular and rheu
matic pains. For sale by all drug
gists. o
TIME CARD OF ARIZONA &. COLO
RADO RAILROAD.
"Leave Cochiso for Pearce 19:30
a. m. and 4:10 p. m.
Leave Pearce for Cochise 7:30 a m
and 2:20 p. in.
Connections at Cochise with S. P
railroad.
Effective October 22d.. 1903.
E. A. M'FARLAND,
Assistant General Manager."
o
In purchasing tickets, avail your
self of the shortest and quickest rout
from St. Louis or Kansas City
Frisco System. 12-17-13t.
I For Warren District
Mining Stocks
BUYING OR SELLING
A dozen prisoners confined within
the city jail at Tucson on Friday
morning attemped to emulate Stile?,
Alvord and the other Tombstone t'cs
peradoes, by making a break for free
dom. Frank Baker, a confederate
from the outsice, who had thrown a
rope over the wall and was leading
the prisoners in their break for lib
erty, fell from the top of the high
wall to the stone pavement beneath
and will probably die as a result of
his injuries, as he Is terribly hurt
about the head. Baker had three
friends confined in the jail, which Is
made up of rows of cells on two sides
and high walls on the remaining twi
Baker had secured a long rope which
by means of a hook he fastened to the
top of the wall and succeeded in ecal
ing it from the outside. He then let
the rope down on the Inside and the
twelve prisoners not locked in "ieir
cells climbed to the top of the wait
where Baker was waiting for them.1
When the latter then let the i.pej
down on the outside and star p I to
lead the descent, he In some way lost
hold and fell to the pavement be
neath. The noise of the fall attract-'
ed the attention of the night jailer
who was in his office about a hundred
feet away and he came out to see
what had happened, while the prison
ers on the wall slid back down the
rope to the inside, fearing that the
see
B. J. O'REILLY
BANK OF BISBEE BUILDING,
jailer -would commence shooting when
he saw that an escape was being at
tempted. The lifeless form of Ba
ker was picked up and he was sent
to the hospital while a charge -was
preferred against him.
The majority of the prisoners who
attempted to escape belonged to a
gang of tramps who took possession
of a Southern Pacific freight train
between Maricopa and Tu :sou :it.-out
two weeks ago, were captured and
thrown in jail for terms varying
from thirty to ninety days.
o
SEE THAT THE DEAD
Go to Their Graves Under Thoughtful
Pickets of Unions.
Chicago, Dec. 21. Undertaker's
wagons and street cars were used to
convey dead to the cemeteries today.
In nearly every instance the funerals
were watched by union pickets who
were there to see that no livery car
riages formed a part of the funeral
procession.
She Runs Bee Farm
Just For Diversion
'f'.- -
'ONLY WOMAN MEMBER OF NA
TIONAL ASSOCIATION.
"f,
Nearly Sixty Hives of the Busy
Little Insects Miss Williams Per
forms all the Duty of Taking the
Honey Away from them.
Its Angeles, Cal., Dec 21. Miss
Sstha Williams, now in Los Angeles,
Jnjoys the pround distinction of be
ing the only female member of the
National Association of Beekeepers of
America, an organization which num
bers seme 3000 members. Miss Wil
liams' father was at one time one of
she best known bee men of New Eng
land and it was through him that
Sstha became interested and took up
Oie study and started a bee farm near
Sier home at Holyyoke. Massachu
setts. The farm is still in existence and
there are between fifty and sixty
4ive3 of the busy little insects. When
tt is necessary to remove the Honey
from the hives Miss Williams per-
forms the duty herself without the ac
customed mosquito netting over her
ncad or the gloves on her hands and
enjoys it hugely. She has studied
Tthem so thoroughly that she under
-stands the act of handling them in a
-manner which does net cause them to
tiecome excited or angry, moving her
T&and3 so slowly among them that
A0
mtdser
m
j
Ben f hhmmI
T. T. William
Bellows, Forges Blowers
ETJT . x. ToTre
E. A. TO V RE A & CO.
m i wnoiesaie ana Keiaii Duicners
BISBEE TRADING COMPANY,
BarnabyBld'g, Naco Road and Brewery Ave.
Cold Air Storage Market. All Meats Refrigerated teven day btfsr cum.
w arA uccetttVlly filling a fleld of o ur on cratior
Wo aeknowletjV no corr-citors. Phon. u
5 .We have made a reduction of one-fifth in the
x price of
X
K
Electric Lights
j because we want you to have them. They are bet- 3
f ter, safer and cleaner and wiil cost you very littlo g
more than coal oil, - 5
J Come and see us about it. 2
Bisbee Improvement Com pan
TTIonf.-:- r :l. j ti i : rm r S
Queen -Hotel building. Phone, No. 197. Long 5
distance connections with Douglas, Naco, Tomb- S
stone; Fairbank and Benson.
SOLD BY
KOHLBERQ BROS..
PA 80. TEXAS.
...J. B. ANG1US&CO...
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
MAIN STREET.
BISBEE, ARIZ,
L & 0. BAR AND RESTAURANT
gooooo 00000 00000 000 00000 00000 00 00 00 000000 00 00 oooooooa
O JOS. D. GIItSON"
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT
17 Main Street
Choicest Liquors The Best and
nd Cigars X Coldest Deer
OOOOOOOOOCOOOO3 000"00000000000000000000000000
ROHT. IISTEH3
o
o
0
e
c
o
o
o
o
0000c
Cochise Lumber Co.
Incorporated
Wholesale and retail dealers in Puget" Sound,
Texas and California pine.
California redwood, lath, shingles and s'hahes; mouldings,
doors, windows and mill work.
Tel. 143. W. C. READ, Manager. Bisbee, Ariz
re -K"H" fr M--y''SMH
the ENGLISH!
I ft
KITCHEN!
'That's The Place Tc Eat"
BI. EE, ARIZ;
Knstnn & Brown. Prons.
r
H' ft ! frfr : ! ! &?& ! :"S"i"M""M"i"H"t' -l ft -t-M.
MMgMj-J"--: .;--.;..;.;.x;. ,t, ,;, ,j, .;. ,;, ,t, ,t, ,, , ,t, j, j,
4. L. J. OVERLOOK. Managar.
rlDhon No. 66.
Bisbee Mercantile Co.
CHOICE FAfllLY GROCERIES
jttumtUMNMMWiuuucKitiW'apmiuw.i
I. W. WALLACE,
REAL ESTATE
..AND fllNES..
,W bty In car load lota tud men sit Competitor. Goodi deliver
to ii! parts of the Cltr
1
4. HAY AND GRAIN Rancher' an" Miner' CuppUai '
H-lIft'M Hi. If M. t t MM H I I M4 !
BISBEE LUflBER CO.,
.... CAPITAL STOCK 2S,00 ....
LumdJ Yar Located at Lowell Office at the yard, Telephone 703.
rrs Anton Trojanovich, Hr.toberarry Brown. .T. B. AcsiJ3 Jaraea Wood,
Emil Marks. O&cers: Anton Trojanovich, Pre-ident Harrv Brown, Sec,
D B. Angius,Treasurer, A fall line of Itiaters and Itunber of all des
scriptlom. Also carry foil line builders hardware.
Chas. A. McDonald
Justice of the Peace
Notary Public
Ex-Officib Coroner
Offloa Oubaohar Building rwry Gulch. Taleohnna to. 1tl
rAftirtrftftrftftJWrirtrrat)irrfrftftWrtrr
PIANO BARGAINS
We carry In stock the famous BALDWIN, BEHR, CHieKERING,
FISCHER, HAMILTON, HOWARD pianos, and have a number of
STEINWAY, STORY & CLARK, SMITH & BARNES, FRANKLIN,
VOSB & SONS, KINGSBURY pianos at one-third less than tke price
you buy from other dealers. Small musical instrmwats.
. All new music at half the market price. Fopi 0o music. The
best of gut and silvered steel strings. i
Write us for catalogues and terms.
REDEWILL, MUSlc; CO.
PHOENIX ARIZONA
y?TifH?H??yKHHMHMKyutWyyffffwnr,nnwnnnnitnnuuuiHyifj
Every Time You Go to the Post Office
REMEMBER
HOSHER, The Butcher.
kIInWnPatl1 and-has Freg's Legs, Venison,
UllUerUCdlll Pork Tenderloin and Squabs.
that
&tt&MM&XMXX4Cm
IWWtlWWWPWWtfWWUUWWW