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i 1 ft it If in ifff Ifi 4 nj PAGE TWO GUY MARSHAL ASKED ABOUT 010 ARMOR From Douglas International Citr Marshal East the popular head ot ho local police department as the result of Icing a member of a band ot cowpuncbers who In 1BS0 discovered a suit ot Spanish mall similar to the armor worn by Coro nados men whllo cleaning out the Almocitas spring fn what la now known as Holdhani county Is to fig ure prominently In the annals ot anthropological history of the south west Mr Hast la his earlier years In Texas like runny others who have since won distinction and become leading citizen In different parts ot the country followed cowpunchlng a a means ot livelihood It was during 1880 that he and several other cow punchers while engaged In cleaning out tho Almocitas spring discovered tho pmwr which will result In his name going down In history as much curiosity and Interest has been aroused In bis fnd at this lato date Mr East fays that new and then a piece ot Spanish armor was found on a Comancho Indian and he Is not sure whether the piece found by him self and his colleagues came direct ly from one of Coronados men or belonged to a Red skin It was at first thought that tho wearer must have fallen Into the spring and drowned but a thorough search ol tho spring failed to reveal any por tlons of a human body Tho Forest and Streiin magazine Is planning the publcatlon ot a series of articles on tho anthropologl cal history of the southwest and Mr East Is in receipt ot a tetter from the editor asking for Information on the armor The letter follows New York June 2nd 1909 Mr James II East DouslasAriz Dear itir For socie jearg I have been I looking up certain matters connected with tho history of the old southwest and have come across occasional references to Spanish armor found within what is now tho United States territory- In the course ot these Inquiries I got into communication with Mr George Flndlay of 148 Market street Chicago III who kindly took much interest in attempting to cover the date and other particulars about the finding of some Spanish armor In western Texas Through MJr Hndlays kindness I have re reived a copy of jour letter to him of May 17th which gives almost the first definite Information I have with regard to this And You give tne date atid description of the shirt ot mall and give It very clearly but may I ask a few further questions Do yoj recall whether ou gathered from what jou saw of the shirt at the time that the scales of which are armor was composed were fastened to some lining of leather oi between the Wisconsin claim on th was each scale according to your recollection meted to the four ad Joining scales two above and below and two at the sides This scarcely seems likely Don oj recall whether the shirt appeared to have sleeves That Is to say to cover tho arms and It so did tho sleeves apparently reach to the elbow orto the wrist I have been told of one suit ot armor long- in possesson of the Cbeycnnos that the shirt was a scale armor the scales Vald to be as big as a quarter but there were solid -arm pieces coming down to the elbow which were attached to the shirt In this case there were also solid leg -pieces covering the thigh and a steel tap Could you say at what time of the SECRETARY Y0UH6S RETURNS FROM PHOENIX Juno 9 Territorial St relary George Young returned yesterday afternoon from a trip ot several weeks In the east on private business Having satisfactorily disposed of his own affairs ho devoted some time to a general lnquirv Into bust ness conditions throughout tho coun try That tho depression is not yet over is evident but at the same time it is disappearing and confidence Is slowly returning The Inquiries of Mr Yojng were made ot financiers and of traveling salesmen and the managers ot tlie larger department stores of Chicago and New York Commercial travelers contribute tho best barometer of trade conditions and the department store managers tho next best In tho opinion of Mr Young tne cojntrv Is divided into two parts with Chicago on the dividing line East ot Chicago times are not good and much complaint is heard Hut west of Chicago people arc forgetting Jhat there was a panc and the further west one comes the meraorj of Its becomes more Indistinct There are an ing opinions of the effect of the tariff discussion on trade but it Is generally agreed that there will be a boom in business after tho tariff bH has been completed and there Is a general lmpres slon that the bill will be a good one The impression Is that tho tariff law as rassed will be greatly changed In the direction of a downward revision after it leaves the senate that the present discussion In the senate is more for tho purpose of emphasizing the facts of the republican majority in the principle of protection and that after that has been dono the real revision of the bill will be be gun In earnest Speaking again of the return of rosperlty Mr Young said It seemed 1758 The English effected a landing at Louisbourg 1S3K Flvo Snanlsh pirates were handed at Boston 1826 The Semlnoles under Osce ola were repulsed in an attack on the post at Mlcanopy Florida ism Snn Francisco vleilance corn- Tear In 1SS0 you were cleaning at the jmlttee was formed spring where the shirt ot mall was jgj Federals under Gen Shields found Were there with It any bones defeated by the Confederates under that you recognized as human In Gen Jackson at battle of Port Re otber words was there anything iQ public Indicate that the wearer of the ar I jges Senate passed admission bills mor had been killed or died and fell for the states of North Carolina into the spring No doubt the Span- South Carolina Georgia Loulsana Ish soldiers occasionally traveled Alabama and Florida through that country for more thani 1S76 Charles Dickens famous 150 years after the passage of English novelist died Bom Feb nado and there Is no probable means iris of learning to whom the armor be I 1891 British parliament passed the ouKeu Bering Sea bilk Will you pardon me for troubling 1899 A Cassatt elected presl jou with this long letter and may 1 dent ot the Pennsylvania Railroad aslc that you favor me with a reply company Yours very truly I 1902 House of representatives Geo BUD GRINNELL passed an ant anarchy bin BEHTSEAKS Fat and Juicy Mutton Chops Young and Tender Pork ChODS Kansas City Loins Veal Cutlets Phoenix Calves Ufiak rBSBSCTSCaSSESV9sVBBx BSSSSSBSSSSnSSSSsflflBSSSKfeFSJSJ si We invite inspection of our most modern COLD STORAGE LANT and SHOW CASES Hams Bacon Home Rendered Lard California Butter Live and Dressed Chickens Eggs all kinds Sausages etc Bisbee Meat Co EVERKARDYS MARKET PHONE S6 BREWERY GULCH JOHN TREUS MARKET PHONE 213 NACO ROAD Famous Indian Hot Springs ywSFUlP A noted resort for health and pleasure Rates 2 00 to 3 00 per day Twenty minutes ride from Hot Springs Station Graham county Arizona These wonderful waters are recommended to cure rheumatism gout dropsy liver kidney and stomach troubles blood diseases and womens ailments Beautiful lawns and shade trees Large plunge and swimming pool also fish tare and boating lawn tennis and croquet and swings Try our wonderful mad and mineral baths If von are sick gel well If well set pleasure Address Dr LiadJey a promhMBt physician Is now located at ths Sprints sod all maka specialty of diseases of all Mods THE BISBEE DAILY REVIEW BISBEE ARIZONA THURSDAY MORNING JUNE 10 1909 NEWS KOTES 8F CANANEA Camp Believes Its Ball Team Has Rounded Into Shape EXPECT TO TAKE TWO GAMES FROM EL PASO CANANEA Jane 9 While the ball team did not take both games from Douglas as had been forcastcd ha boys covered themselves with enough glory In the second game to last for many a day The errorless shut out performance that they handed to tho Dcuglasltes oa Sunday shows thit the aro approaching their normal form nnd they do not expect to depart from that brand Trf ball soon Rcardoa was superb fanning fourteen men In all and at one tim with the bases full ho struck out Wolfe Ford and Harptr their mo3t formidable batters a teat which not only retired the side but sent the downhearted femelter City rooters to the quiet shade of the grandstant for recuperation Hes some pitcher that bo Gujnup not satisfied with pounding tho ball all over the lot stole third and home In the tamo lc liliig on the sirongtarnicd Wolfe which Is traveling a little The entiri team has finally awakened from Its sleep and Is fullj rested for the season now Next Saturda and Sunday the fait El Paso team will be here for two tames Several familiar faces Ij cludlng Sullivan Young Woolen and to be the more marked In the ease IKefer will appear with his wlth which money could be procured gation together with teammates of for legitimate mining enterprises their class Two splendid cxhibi The banks and the trust companies tlons of the National game are in oi tne ease are Duisiug vim casu uui siure lur mt iiuuko iau there Is not a cent for wildcat prop ostions The trial of the Horn brothers at Kansas City has forcibly directed the attention of Investors to the fact thai thcro are two kinds of mining and the result of mat trial has gone a great way to assure them that only the legitimate kind will be tolerated The government Itself has for some time been taklnl a hand in the mining promotion business It is a fact though it Is not widely known that the government had- competent engineers scattered throughout the west Investigating the claims of mm Ing promoters As a result of such Investigations many en enterprise will be brought to a sad end and In vestors throughout the country will hav ethe assurance that money put Into a mine will be a reasonably safe Investment as safe as any other at ter making allowances for the fact that ore cannot seotnto the ground Mr Young was surprised at the appearance ot activity In Phoenix and he agreed with other citizens who have lately returned and with visi tors that this Is the best town In the country HISTORICAL DATES The invincible Boscos put li all over the local Mexican nine know i as the Juarez last Sunday afternoon It was a beautiful game until the sixth Inning when the Bscos started in to clout the ball unmercifully Below Is how it was when the spectators went home 1 Boscos 14 IS I Juarez -15 7 Batteries Rettlg and Carmichael Ruiz Sandoval and Rlvas Umpire Brimstone Geo Skinner hab ben elected president of tho Cananea club to tcrve out the term of Dr Dudley whose resignation has been noted Mrs John Hennessy who has been visiting her sister Mrs Sam Titus Ifct jesterdaj for Courtland to join her husband who Is In business thcro Miss Nae3mlth teacher In the Chi vatera English school left today for her home In California whetf she will spend her vacation Dr Orr of tho Chlvatera hospital has gone to southern California on a two weeks trip Robert Moore has gone to Nogale for a weeks stay Rev Rich has gone to tho Sulphur Springs valley to visit his family who are living on a ranch he has recently purchased there Mrs II Talbot of Courtland I vIsItlrigTier sister 3Irs Hartley thW week Mrs Ieach cajie In from Ijos Angeles last Saturday and will sienj i month with her daughter Mildmi who Is cashier In the Chlvatera store Miss Carmen Pacheco is visiting her parents In the Old Pueblo Miss Tesle Smith Is soourning li the Smelter City William Zentr familiarly known as Bill went out on todays train an 1 will put in a weeks vacation between the towns of Douglas and Courtland He does not leave Cananea very of- VSr an these stones of growing cities on the other side of the lino have aroused his curiosity and he feels compelled to go over and tas a look at things Charley Wright is planning a trip to Kansas City and other MIsstouri points He will leave in about ten days ami will spend sic weeks among the corn growers Arthur Warren Is expected to return from Staunton Virginia today where he has been student cf Staun ton Military academy for the pait year At the Alexandria I Calhoun Seattle Joralman Bisbee Kelly II Haleomb uisbee Judd Iewis Los Angeles Maynard and wife Mexico cltj At the Sonora It Crlppen Lamar Colo Mrs A Old Cam pana Johnson JCaeo MUs Lillian Mercer Xogales Huds peth San Rafael Miss Mzzle Kelly Tombstone STRIKE IN LUMBER CAMP IS NOW PRACTICALLY 8ETTLED McCLOUD June 9 Sheriff Howard notified Adjutant Ceneral LaucJc he would not need the militiamen after today and that the soldiers will return their homes leaving an a special train at 6 oclock In the mcrnlig Many of the striking Italians have already gone to other campi In rearcli of work and others are leaving by every train or by wsgon STOCKHOLDERS MEETING To the Stockholders of the- North Bisbee Development Company A special meeting of the stockholders of the North Bisbee Development Comrany will be held at the Copper Queen hotel in Bisbee on Saturday June 19tb 1909 at 1 oclock for the purpose ot voting on the action of the board of directors for the sale cf the North Bisbee Development com panys holdings to the Bisbee Coalition Mining company order of the board of directors CLARK Secretary sTT iX IftftrtftMftftffffft Ladies 2f Discrimination Wlioare familiar with the authorities who dictate the styles and fashions of this country and who appreciate the delights of good literature will rejoice in the From Douglas International The attendance at the annual meeting of the Douglas Country club was largo and plainly showed that the popularity of this club has in no way diminished during the past jear This fact was also shown by the reports of the dlrecWs and the secretary ana treasurer Special street car service carried nearly one hundred members to the club house where the annual election had been announced Tne splendid service of the old members of the directorate and the complete success of the club under its management led to the election ot the same board with the exception of Mr Rob inson -who did not care to serve Jong cr on the board In his place 6 Thomas ot the Bank of Douglas was substituted Seventy seven votes were cast French the president of the club ttnliHn tfiA hAet vnfi Thn vote i Thom as Smith Webster Gun Ti chairman Bomsell Sex ton Entertainment Committee Speed chairman Fortln Dr Tuttle Dr Wright and Sexton NOTICE TO CREDITORS Estate of Walter Dykeman deceased Notice Is hereby given by tho undersigned the administrator ot the estate of Walter Dykeman deceased to th creditors of and all persons having claims against the said deceased to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers within four months after the first publication of this notice to the said tor at tho o3ico of Elllnwood ANNOUNCEMENT From Douglas International A controversy of several months standing between Marsnai Janes East and the city council sver the retaining in the police service if Officer Harris terminated at a special meeting of the council this morning when by resolution tne members ordered Harris discharged the merchants along avenue who declared tho dust was ruining their Mr East after this action by the goods it was brought out tnat council stated that he did nut believe that the city fathers had Just played fair with him Inasmuch as it had been agreed between them that ho was to be allowed to name whoever he pleased as police officers So far the marshal has not decided upon who bo will select for the vacancy The auditing of bills and general routine business occupied Ihe greater portion ot the councils time at this mornings meeting The meeting was to have been held last night as us- I- lnhllUi a a MttA for directors was as ionows tne nrsi 6 nine being declared elected rum made a postponement necessary French 72 Speed 71 raiivuams aiuug icuuu ua Reno 70 Cuthbert 67 taken exception to tho manner in Cass 66 Thomas E6 Rob- which the thoroughfare has been ert Rae 64 A Holden 62 sprinkled and In a petition to the Sexton 47 Geo Lee 35 A Scott council asked for some remedy The 25 Smith 17 Dixon 12 petition was signed by practically all Lawhon 11 Mustaln 11 avenue has been sprinkled more than vMisj ft nm anv other thoroughfare In the city rvnn It was also brought out during the Old Officers Re elected argument that fofed the reading annuel crkhniiicm of the petition that while the city mMin hsj ariinnrnoii tho new owns three sprinkling wagons bnt board of directors went Into session two are now to use and this is the to consider matters or interest to the worst time of the year for dust The club French who has been council ordered that all three spiink presldent of the club Blnce Its organ- lers be put in use for a month any Ization was unanimously re elected way and CuUibert secretary and A number of property owners corn treasurer was also re elected with- plained about the adobe house form out a dissenting vote ry uP1 eRl5ellIt The following committees were They claim that It Is the ren then named to serve during the dexvous i for hoboes and tramps and i asked that It be torn down or in Greens Committee Thomas some way destroyed The matter chairman Carl Smith II Cutn was referred to the city attorney for berk jthe purpose of ascertaining what leg- House Committee Frencn a I wou15fTfe take chairman A xlolden Reno balWn bfnf lim the members that It was a Sports and Pastimes Robert Rae by was named as chairman His detriment to the city ilr rtf cm loft fnr I Benson where she will be Wined by uwmuw ii fl ik AU UlU Mluui aiwM together will go to Long Beach to spend the summer Miss Florence Messner a Bisbee school teacher Is spending the sum mer with her sister Mrs Schmeid ing Gallagher and Todd Conner Queen auditors returned yes terday from Naeozari where they have been on company business Walter Blrchfleld and wife left for their homo near Hachlta this mom Ing Mrs Hennessey and daughter went to Courtland today Ivcrson of the Copper Queen store Is taking his vacation He win Join the A crowd on their Jannt into oonora The ramnies or seaman and attorney at law in the city of a Norton Ib Mrs Seamans sis- wee uie same oeingiue ce lur iuu ler Mrs Clinton Campbell of Phne transaction of the business of said estate In said county of Cochise BROPHY Administrator of the estate of Walter Dykeman deceased Dated Wednesday this 2nd day ot Jane 1909 Flrt publication June 3 1909 nix left this morning for a months outing In the Huachucas BISBEE Cochise County Ariz March 1 1509 To Dennis Curren You are hereby notified that have expended tho S4m of thirty six bmv yaigfoBrtMAE dred 36 00 dollars ia labor and Improvements upon the following described mining claims situate and being in Warren Mining district county of Cochise Territory ot Arl zona Home recorded -April 6th 1905 book 33 Record of Mines page 413 Ohio recorded April Cth 1905 boot Zi Ilecord of Mines page 414 Erie recorded March 30 1900 book 3C That we have arranged to give to our subscribers absolutely free with their subscription tcrthVDaily Review an additonal subscription to one of the greatest and most popular of the Home Journals I The Designer 99 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srmpleconditions described above and which costs you nothing asiSlSSSHBHE szj The Bisbee Daily Review J4Mt0MI0ltMMIMlM0MlMMbt4MMMM OF COUNTRY CLUB OFFICER HARRIS IS i corded March 30 1906 book 36 Rec ord of Mines page 115 Dayton re corded March 30 1906 book 36 Rec crd of Mines page 140 Ikron recorded March 30 1S06 Record of Mines page 146 Lima recorded March 30 1906 book 36 Record ot Mines page 138 Xenia recorded March JO 1S06 book 36 Record ot Mines page 139 Toledo recorded March 30 1906 book 30 Record ot Record of SHnes page 131 Bryan Mines page 137 and known as the recorded March 30 190C book 36 OHIO GROUP in order to tnll Record of mines pag 141 Defiance recorded March 30 1906 book 36 Record of Mines page 136 Dora recorded March 30 1906 book 30 Record of Mines page 135 Tiffin recorded March 30 1906 book 3C Record of Mines page 143 TJrbana recorded March 30 1906 book 36 Record of Mines page 132 Celina recorded March 30 1906 book 36 Record of Mines page 133 Marion iccorded March 30 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