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VOLUME 14. SECTION TWO BISBEE, ARIZONA, SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 5, 1911 PAGES 9 TO 14. NUMBER 154.

i , ! v Stories of the Early Days of Cochise County

Written For The Review By James F. Duncan Of Tombstone

' In 187C I was at Signal, Arizona, a that it could not do tbc work, and to the Tombstone Mill and Mining would havo put to rest all the trumped lug of tlie trouble; dreaming of noth- Corblns up town at that time or probably one hun the jut a mill of their own, company f Hartford, Conn., by Rich- - tip stories that have been told by ing, only working away, and fifty people. to work tho ore from tho Lncky Cujs never think- dred L. j persons I first became acquainted with Dick mine, which they purchased In the P' Gus Barron's Own Storv jsrd Gird; Nellie, his. wife, Ed. who knew nothing only from ing for a moment of what was coming. Gird In the year l&i.,atthelia"kberry winter of 1878 or 187U. After the jH Schieffelln and A. H. Schieffelln of j hearsay. Although Gird was very Not so with Al Schieffelln. Ho re- mine, where ho was at that time run mm wits vrecicu nicy Hinrieu anu ran Arizona. I. S. Vosburg otjerous In dividing up with tho Schlef-Tucso- membered well how ho used to wort; It twenty-tw- o days, ning the mill. I met Al Schieffelln worklnc all of the A. P. K Safford of New York.fclln brothem the amount over what around In difficult places, wher(vhe, Jlrst in the winter of 187S-1S7- at the Lucky Cuss ore, netting bullion to thereabout, contained this paragraph: day of May, 1S78, that Gird and City, Elbert A. Corbin and Lottie, his' they had received, making himself go, &' ' Silver King mine. I also met W. K. the value of eighteen thousand dollar?. my wish, convenient, to and the dare not and it remained "it Is it Schieffelln brothers sold and deeded ' with AI to solve the enigma. He v.ery Meade there the same winter. They then bought the Schieffelln be buried In the garb of a prospector, wife, or the Lucky Cuss, Hast Side, share of money of each alike, still ho Al Schieffelln and I worked at tho brothers' interest in all the mines, my old pick and canteen with me, on to Josiah J I. White, the Contention Tribute, Owl's Nest and Owl's I.ast might havo thought Jt too much to have naturally chose the man with whom ho Silver King mine, taking out very rich paying, therefor Jl.OOO.'KKtOO. Dick top the granite hills about three mine ror the sum of SI 0,000. Also in equal Is had been associated for so long a Gird would of i h . . . . K'ten credit. It certain that ore. This was Al Schieffelins hrst not sell. After the Corbirs miles westerly from the City of Tomb Book I, page JO, Deeds to Mines, on time. Accordingly, he wrote to Gus experience mining. We worked as put their mill Into '.n company block. i.,.Gird and Gus Barron, uatl " not - tor Kd Schieffelln. and Barron come at stone, Arizona; and that a monument, day of IS7S. Richard parties, to and help them out: mere was divi-dei.d- s. the 7th June. - the Con. partners about sJx months. In 1S76 Ai regular, large, monthly such as prospectors build when locat- i who were the most Interested in the, the fact cannot be denied. Dick Gird he sent the letter by courier. Barron Schieffelln went to the McCrackea OKI. when he sola obtained ing a mining claim, be built over my tention mine was sold, and deetl given development of tho Tombstone Mining1 never would have been known out camo and took charge of the mines, mine, and I went back to the Haekbcr-r-y i,0uO.O0O. for ):. e'ock. All tr. aCR grave, and no other monument or bj Josiah H. jwhlte to E. W. Dean dlstrSH .together with tho records of side c tne ordinary smelter man. and superintended the development ot mine. from the fl'"-- en claim.: And I none oi ban jrancisco, cal., ofr the sum of locations of the mines, and the deeds Gus Barron gives us a better insight them; and according to Dick Gird's slab erected. request that S 10,000. In Uie spring of 1877 troops with In- netted the three men over $2,000,000. i' my friends wear crape. Under no conveying the mines to other parties, to Ed Scbleffelln's movements than j story, it was not long before Gus Bar U dian spouts left Prescotl for southern Affer the company was dissolved I circumstances do I want to be buried It is not our intention to follow, up as noted, should convince the most Gird, and still there is a something ron was rurnishiriK more ore than tho Arizona. This was prior to the estab- quit and Professor Church took in any cemetery or graveyard." and give an historical record of these skeptical that this is the true story Ucking that is not explained. In mills could handle. The result was1 charge. mines. Wc will confine ourselves of mines, making statement there is one as we lishment of Fort Huachuca. They His Dying Wish. to of the discovery the and the this have stated in Barron's story A v.ere sent on account of the Apache Schieffelln's Last Vitit. the change from first hands .unless' develnnment of tho Tnmhstone dls point of which we must not lose sight, a dividend was declared monthly. That His wishes hive been respected. On in some Instances where it may hence ti let. This is no fancy story but a and we take this from Gird's own was what an expert miner could dot Indians being so troublesome. E1. Tho last time Ed Schieffelln was Jn Sunday, the 23rd day of May, the bells essary f Schieffelln secured a, position with Tombstone, he had me take him in to connect our story, so that plain statement of facts. Richard story. Neither Richard Gird, Ed ln those days. Miners of that clasi of Tombstone tolled Lis requiem, and it will make It plainly understood. Gird, in writing story of th Schieffelln nor Al Schieffelln were were scarce, development; these troops; he was not enlisted. a buggy to Falrbank. When we arrived was the true and in the After arriving at Tucson they then pro- at the place where Ed is now burled, all that was left of Ed Schieffelln Formation ot Companies. ing of the district and the city of expeit miners. UichaYd Gird was a ftf the mines Gus Barron is to be placed in grave hollowed the hill J ceeded to the Huachuca mountains abaut two miles from Tombstone, he a in In the transaction between SI White' Tombstone, made a rand mistake in mill man, assayer, and surveyor; ho credited with the success that was recr by. on whose crest ho slept the and W. E. Dean, Tor tho same amount eivln a detailed statement of lays no claim to being a miner. IM achieved as well as owners. and established the Post In a canyon had me get out of the buggy and night not the the ' New Mex- - him first after ho crossed tho San as Si White paid Gird and the Schief- - wanderings of Ed Schieffelln prior to 3:hic-ffeli- was a prospector and not; In closing-thi- s article we call at-- about seven miles from the walk with to the spot where he Tedro. It as wild place as sta- - his is a one ran senn nrotners, mere was some pri- - their first meeting Signal. In Jan a. miner. Ho could not, when he was tentlon to the fret that there are Ico. Arizona and Sonora railway had bed the night the Indians region, at here ' now known as Huachuca were so close In all that and the bould' vato understanding that has no 1878. It was a sure thing that j superintendent of the mines, furnish! residing in Tombstone, and who havf tion, the ing on twenty-si- x fcSS.fc this article. Ed had been roaming around to find the necessary amount or ore to run a made It and the county their home, siding, and miles from tbthat - confusion. In tho-grave present city of Tombstone burled, and made me promise the utmost The Gold and Si'ver Mill and Min- the niece of black rock, that Gird ten stamn mill. Al Schieffelln. al those who have taken part in tho where the wheMto see pick and canteen rest with him, and company Is located. After the Post had been that his wish was fulfilled. I told him ing was formed on January, speaks about in his story. And it is though having some experience In ups and downs of this district, eleven re- above it the rocks are piled, as he ljth. 1S79, and tlw following named as Ed had been In mining, considered the responsiblllt men who were here 1879, some established Ed Schieffelln went to that In all probability ho would live they piled. Just certain that in and side at the ranch owned by tho Bullet longer than I, to which he replied wished should bo ;u:nins claims were deeded to tho tho neighborhood where now stands too much for him. and would have prior. Ben Cook, W. A. Harwood, Never had Tombstone fun- company, com-pan- Bros., near the San Pedro river. In "no," remarking that I was a strong such a and the stock in the j the city of Tombstone, or he nevei nothing to do with it. This does not. Paul B. Warnekros. James Maars. Ai eral! All the people of the city were - later years It has been known as tne man and that he was not. I promised a; issued for the same- could have taken Dick Gird to the detract from these men In any man-- ! L. Grow, Gus Barron, AV. K. Meade, up 1 if 1 1 " that wound Toughnut, Good Enough, Side, snot spoken in Gird's story of knowledge of what they John Escapule, Miller. Herick ranch. It la situated a short outlived him that would see i" i" EV"" .i wSX Zl Wet direct of tier the John Jim distance the present town uf his wish attended to. About the mid. kr " Defense and Survey. Deed given by of the find, and where Gird and Ed had already accomplished; but they Young, and the writer of this article. aboo I fn ' die of May 1837. was found dead and stock Issued to A. P. K. Saiford, took out more ore of tho same kind: had come to a very important period. 15. Hattich. Douglas Gray. Josiah Kir-le- Falrbank he dead nfS these E. in Oregon, and his body was shipped i SVresed U Schieifelin. . E. Schieffelln, aud It Is just as certain that Ed had j when it required a master hand at and others who are here came in His Life in His Hand. .Richard Gird. J J S. VoshurK and K. tramped over the hills in search ot the helm, a man that was skilled In 18S0, and Allen R. English came in From this ranch Kd Schieffelln J'rsSf'VareTe'o to consign to Mother A. Corbin, by ncvTraX-- ? his attorney in fact, A. minerals. Dick Gird have been the business. It was a critical posi- 1SS1. dally trips on his mule, examin- J?.a,5Efa; iS - must made EJf nTh. "if Earth all that remains of one of her P. K. Safford. This can be seen In cognizant of all of Ed's wanderings. in which they found themselves; As I only started out to write what ing and prospecting the various hills :a: eour- - It tion ,.t...... ZJi l"t.,"t "T'" f"", noblest offsprings an advance the Transcribed Records of Pima is but natural to suppose Gird it required an expert miner to develop I have given above, and not to take Jor miles. Often the Mullet brothers ier or civilization, whose was county that Indians, pointed out to me. I had tho gravo dug lao Book 3, page 264. Deeds to had made inquiry from Ed or his the mines as It should be done. Who any account of the various kinds of would caution him about the spent in blazing paths of progress. He Mines; In Book 4. naeo 415. gun X him to be careful, as and superintended the erection of the Vav "Mh brother Al. for either of them could would be the man to lead them out amusements, such as plays, had admonishing was a man Indeed, true to all ennobling 130, deed to the imparted knowledge Gird ot difficulty was important men, etc, I will not enlarge. I supprcso they were very cunning and treacher- monument, as he desired, the expense Fterling Surver mine from have the to the the being paid out of his esiate. instincts which contribute to Bichard Gird, Nellie, his wife, Ed without him seeking the information. question. Many, had the chances there will be some to take exceptions ous, and that they would attack him character." Schieffelln A, warning. Schieffelln was Discovers Death. and E. Schieffelln to What Gird Missed been offered, would have undertaken to this article, but the records are without Ed the Tombstone Mill Mininsr com-- tbere,as I brave to almost carelessness .and ap and Had Gird in his true storv of the dls the task. have stated. s.-i- pany of Hartford. Conn. Also covcry Al Schieffelln died In 1SSC o min- -- of nr tne claims discovered and located Book 4,, of the mines of Tombstone The Unconscious Barron. to bear a: charmed life. On ouo thn vmnoiseo Pnixin.. ,inti pages C17, "ared - "- '"-- " 416. and 418, the following district Ed story Gus Ttarron. wav dawn nt Cumnas. ers" consumption. hills night Of July 4th 1S71'- 1 - wiru auu nciuvneim uruiui'rs related Scbleffelln's ot his excursions .in tho named mines' wero - J 'overtook him, and it was dangerous to "Ed Scli'effelfn's lite was a queer!,n th? Tombstone Mining district wero conveyed by deedjpf his wanderings and hardships, it! Old Mexico, working away, knew noth- Richard Gird died over a year ago. try to make his way back to the life. He had a heart as Kentle and ?s toUows: I here give a copy of tho location notice, as it is re- I ranch. Ho concluded to make his sensitive as tho heart of a tender girl, dated and not load or fire the holes. LEISURE v bed and camped among the rocks. Ac- but fearless a8 the eagle; his friend-- j cord?d- - f the1 first mine. This Is tlle transcribed records of "And that reminds me. Everybody' cordingly, ho mule a distance ship was not lightly given, nor pverf,a,en "om s j took the eountv , nmong the will remember They say we are hurried and flur a way from where he made his bed, recalled. Ho hated the whirl and ALL IS NOT GOLD lJoe Doherty, who died at the Commer-- i ried and pressed, being In sincerity of GROUND HOG MINE. . . I ' and picketed it out. After cities, and loved the fields rial In Phoenix a number of years Pursued by a demon un-- of and the blooms, Milky) or County, Book Is, of constant bed a short tlmo a band Indians cactus and the Records Pima ago When he was on his death-be- d rest, of him. Hn Way. He dug hidden j page 709, passed within a few feet wealth from , he called mo in and told me of a, conditions THAT ' since are such that men could plainly hear them talking, and places, and knew Its value; but scat-- j Transcribed Record Book I, page GLITTERS LIKE IT wonderful di&covery he had made in find It among men with 132. scarcely dare turn they were apparently trying to tereil a band a, 01. but from which he was driven, From tho they IM was safe. stranger to withholding. Trved. NOTICE OF LOCATION. cares that demand all tho him; but failed and He (By Chas. A 1 ! Indians. He told me that it following made his much alone, when Notice is hereby given whom Dinsmore tiewed overvhnrfv Th le :. hnn.h "f t"e coin thev ran earn. The morning he and tho end came it to all HEADQUARTERS CAMP, Nov .1. you may ra',es from the Empire Tlat,, way Bullet brothers' found him with only the winds and it may concern there, be sure, all 7'as , But various things seem to prove back to the the I have moved to I ' eouId not ,ocate. u to we, A. E, out the old Brill have seen tnree tables at Scotts J'"1 mnj that tne paco ranch, and on the road found tho Mars witness his passing. Not That the undersigned, - ranch, 4 miles from Wfajkenbiirg ' I on claim Gird and he chewbero than in x new Schieffelin, E. It. Sohieffclis and Rich- and crowded with poker players, the' J'""- " "" urVuJ. "",e,s Isn't always a struggle to keep In stringer tho that land can such ? from Hot Springs J CO '" - that K ""had, Ei called lives be. and even Gird, provisions Junction; have youngest being years old and the'1'0 rJer- ,H'' "e The race afterward located, and the not often there; ard under the of the a cozy room la the north corner of S5. irrr:tho dumP alone the matcr'al that;r.nr . ,, ,. ,,, Graveyard mine. for In Schieffelln were united the Act of Congress approved May 19th, oldest The latter old man fhrB ., the house, with a bully heat- 1 a ,&T 4 was feel- sweetness of civility 1872, ledgo airtight pietty well acquainted with me dur-- amf .fr w0, read the long list Arriving at the ranch he and the rip and have located this sliver er that burns anything f - He sai.i tnat the doctors ,' . , was a freshness of the child border, minlncr claim, tho same being from wet Co- Ing our stay and tcid me a lot about, ,DC,,rl?- nai0r probiems in ' In chess and ing unwell, and in a short time of tho end sit ttonwood to green mesquite; and It is tho country. He said mno, ra"st d e' anU tDat CDecK.cre' sick man, with the chills and fever, a In western Pennsylvania his Ufa uated in the Tombstone Mining dis- - that he had been in whist Becoming somewnat of a in there 1S61, and only I could find the mine. In which case, time very prevalent began a little les.s than fifty years trict. County of Pima, Territory i,i .,., since that the disease at that ofiap. .! ,i .Tr'"i. days he had mused work was whcn'twas mIne "r eo,T,rse' We"' JIm dIc'1 On account of not being able to se- ago. He didn't see much of condi Arizona, and bounded and described of thefrsection. They gather the There's some one for whom life in Its in middle mnnu - here and he was drunk, and that he hadn't ha.llaid J wnt. bac,k, '? kindlier drift cure medicine or medical attention, tions the states, however, w..v... VT.WHIV...I.. at a i i.i nvpr TircvaoTir nt n.n.ultn nn.l ..n wnll mine SI" Empiro hi1 COO a sich. minute, lie as as most or " V , .", ' to Bullet brothers' ranch and for parents early moved to Oregon, mtnt of stones on the ledge ft. "- - "': - "Vi Invites reflection nn he left the successes and failures, and in weather-beate- n j- ,' nni a time he and he went with them. Thero ho northerly from where this notico is this them is enough, skin c"k aBai" nni, " "' 1 went to Tucson. In short way I get a lot of bully stories. A. and as vellow a "ot tIle nln of Ihings I oegan hunting was much belter, and concluded to grew to manhood untrammded by the posted, thence running 300 ft. in a Mexic'an-lmtthe- And some one who follo tne peo. J. Kent was out from Wickenburg yYe all white alf he ery's mine, not succeeding way Signal, where his conventionalities that choke Individ- northerly direction to a monument of h. - - Pie ho pen jnake his to Tuesday, and related some of tho , fJ urcd the co,ny in reg- uality, Ktones, .- Al was working. Being short andashut the heart behind the the northwest corner; thence beci-tuns- ... x brother experiences of days, Mai way ..... pass. the early when "Most of people got to Tyson's uu& in uu unt'i .,u...... 101.10. arut of funds he went to the store of L. walls its best emotions cannot 1500 ft. parallel with the ledga In a there was a boom in every direction those fine morning I unexpectedly came f. and again. char-acte- great Zeckendorf, and told his condition. He threw out the branches ot r southwesterly direction to a monu- and when no matter vhat way you during the Ebrenburg boom, upon the dump. It glistened like a There's always some one who Is warm- when were running up Col- Zttkendorf gave him a few provisions. where the sunshine lay ment of stones, the southwest corner: went there were Indians. He told boats the lot of diamonds, and there was more j seeking a guide ' with which, and his mule, he made est, and developed In harmony with thence southerly at right angles 300 of fhe orado and when Ehrenburg was the gold quartz, actually a A bet on a pinochle game decide, placer fields supply point for there than to Ik his way to Globe, He there obtaineu things rather than persons. ft. to a monument of stones, tho cen- or the desert Tyson's Wells hundreds of miles fact. I went wild. I took good quan- - Tho masses may hustle and iuistlo at and around. They were to Cali- a work chopping wood for a couple of On tho banks of the Rogue he wan- ter of southwest line; thence south- the Middle Camp, as well as of enroute tity of samples from the dump ami, and climb, sup- wher- 300 other fornia, but the local held ?i weeks, making money enough to dered at will, probing eagerly easterly feet at right angles to things. The telling is best left with excitement carted them to the mine, and then! But there's always some one who has ply himself with the necessary provis- ever ho fancied gold might lurk; and the vein, to a monument of stones, him. them and they have Just remained took them to Congress, showing them plenty of time. twenty-secon- lilOO The work Tyson's ts by dry ions to take him to Prescott. After wnen. in his year, an the southeast corner; thonco "I went to that country with Prof. at all to my wife. Sho was wild, too, and Washington Star. - - washing, arriving there the way was easy, as opoprtunity of entering Nevada catne'f et in a northeasterly direction par- Church of Yale; Wells H. and they make good money. immediately began planning on what - Bates and grass the Tmvernment furnished needy per- his way he seized it without besita-- ' allot with the course of the ledge to Mr. Fuller, as wtll as the men who from the roots to the bedrock. we could do. Our oldest daughter was pons provisions, from the sup tion, and threw himself headlonir into. a monument of stones, the northeast .fui.n, lumiiiuii, will a UIIO Ui hdn n NEWS FROM BENCH with were working for these gentlemen. . .U -,- ..-.-,- .!-- - .., .1 luc W. ninn!nn M at. TO BENCH writ-- , - f one - ..(... .ii ..l..r '.1W plies at the various military posts the career of a miner. In a letter corner: thenco 300 feet in a north- We had a f.no outfit, big mules, aud .miiuiiiawriBiuisiwiu, imy Healdsburg. California, besides doing (Springfield, Mass., Rdpublican) pro- by centiy S90 in one day de-hi- After replenishing his larder Ed ten him at this time he said: westerly direction to the place of be everything we needed. Tyson's Wells took out with, a ,ea, of transating; and my wife s , Tho device, already an old story, ceeded to Signal, where his brother Why He Hunted Gold ylnning, in the northwest line. is 112 miles from Congress Junction, dry machine Tho machines weigh Med that we gou,d t her t disp3,e 40 pounds, M- - by which the time of day is given Al was workine In the blacksmith I L restless in Oregon and wish This claim is situated about 2 miles all the way over the desert, where about yet these old of tne c and wIth us on a trln story. southwesterly Lucky lows start with sun up ln the " honrly to subscribers having clocks shop, as related In the Gird to go somewhere, that haa wealth for from the Cuss you must carry all the water you need put to EuJ.0pe. Therq was feet of this ror Equipment digging of say I at the foot of a limestone hill, I morning, with the machine, a pickore , j,ottom fixed receiving the information Barron's the it. I can't care! as well as the other necessities. After the of tne shaft vou automatically, In the meantime I wja prospecting io be rich; it isn't that. If I had a,on'".the west side of the Toughnut I you get, to the camp It is all right, and shovel on their shoulders and a must remeraber. Then I took some of suggests an early job in the Tip Top mine hear Prescott. fortune I suppobe I'd not keep" it long, range of hills in the Tombstone MIn- - though the prices might seem to some canteen of water In their hand andjllie rock t tne a3Sayer at Congress. for the Inventor who shall rise to - - our baseball needs. Judge At the time Dick Gird and the Schief- for, now that 1 think of it. I can ""nci, rima county, jerruory or rather high. Water is S3 a barrel: bar - ""- - 1 wnen ne mm nis eyes on it, tie snu Brown, of Into the southern part see why I should. I ex-t'n- Arizona, known as the Gound Hog. ley. 3 a kind of labor all day and then return 'You've now, the iN'ew York supreme court, had to fellns started But like the cents pound: hay 32 a bale up struck It Jii. Jn fine of Arizona, I started from Prescott citement of being right up against the' Dated on the ground this 27th dy and other thlnS in proortFon. Meals J "Ight and sit till into the small shape. If there's three Inches of that wait Monday at Buffalo for a relay of to the Silver King mine. trying coax gold away to feuruary, js.b, at the hotel :, thov H'ours playing; poKcr. --Many or tnem you very rich man." "But reporters who left and returned to and went earth, to Burnri.i wrA gold stuff are a Yrom there I proceeded to Globe, and it. Nevada seems to be a, land A. E. SCHIEFFELIN. excellent, and the charge, 50 cents. get tho from each days run in there a six feet of It. I said at which tho courthouse at Intervals of several Srom there to Tucson, from Which Ut of Immense promise In line, and, K. L. SCHIEFFELIN, Tyson's WelLs was In '60's a small glass vial, bring it to Scott's, was perfectly crazy. So ho went minutes for news of the progress of that the a res rep- he place I made my way to where even though I nothing I RICHARD GIRD. ular stage get a certain number of beans, on me the game in the world's series. There ter strike there, station on the overland or the ask all about it, and to tell Tombstone is now located, mis was 111 have the sport of hanging on the, An Error Corrected, route to California, and there were resenting the value the gold, and what I should do. till I finally told him Is no knowing how justice suffered by 1878. I met Dick Gird and the edge of buried millions, and Willi The reason I have been so particular thousands who stopped en after supper sit into the poker game to his knife try He did these annoying delays that might be in that there route absO' take and it Schleffellns. I stayed there, however, bo worth while' in noting the first location and taking to the promised lind There good and there remain till they've so. obviated by some simple electric con- is lutely every won the but a short time being stricken with Gird and the Schluffelins, after opy of tho notice Is on account ot water there, raeagfer depth, 'lost bean 'or 1 1 trivance moving an at but n game 'Oh, hel indicator at the tho Intermittent fever. Tho country be- coming to Arizona, plodded along nn- - - articles heretofore published nobody seemed to care to dig others." This is straight all bar. for it. way, too, because they know each "That was all the assayer said, I ing new, and no medical assistance til they got help enough to work their: stating that the Gravejard mine was and so the price has always been $3 the ror Globe, the first location In Evan a, other and there are no sharps In the had been saying It a day or so, obtainable, I left and went to properties directly, and then fortune the district. barrel, whether for man or beast. for I had discovered It - camp but n tenderfoot is advised to that wasn't where I could get medicine and se rolled their way. Miners flocked to Dick Gird is In error when he made Yet one cannot kick on that, for I re- gold - keep he wants to hang onto his at all, but pyrites of iron but cure a doctor. I was sick at that time the region, discoveries continued and i the statement of the first location be- niemuer Mtfc in '62 when I had to out if I It sure looked more like gold two months. After recovering ay Arizona stepped from obscurity never ing the Graveyard mine. I herewith pay 10 cents a head to water my money for those old fellows sure than for ani. day It anything I ever saw that wasn't the health I returned to Tucson. Tbcre to return. . J now give the date and year of each mals right in WJckcnburg. Well. any. do savyy poker Some there be Mrs. an excitement because of a big nug real thing. Well, the wife and I didn't La Follette was then, considerable excitement "I am glad I crossed the San Pe-- i Wine located by the , SchiefVeliii way, this Tyson's Is well known br go ar.- - m ...... rtA found so to Europe and the daughter ran I there and 1.. -- nf.TrfA1lM ..M .mi.l.rnthAr. . flml . very get; the largest ever there about Oro Blanco. went Mil, tA 3V.t.;.ii;.la. Ddiu A JCi ahu.l u"".v.o ail the though now it paper a long and I Says : when I came I Graveyard No. 1. March 11. 187S. i far was $10. the for time have stayed' until October, "not so much because struck it rich, nothing more than a little settle- long ago quit hunting sifch phenome- I 3, 11, 1878, Camp Hi hack to where Tomostone is now. i as because it brought me close to Gird. Graveyard No. March ment of possibly 50 people, one store "The Middle district. Jiint glad Schieffelln Owl's 11. 1S78. wash, ig different Ty- nally rich ore. But I'm sure that "Experience staved with Gird and the' One real man is better thin all Ihej Nest, March and a littlo old hotel. Deuny Scott across tho from Doherty In doing March 11, I87S. owns they died ignorance of the fact has brothers about two months, the mines that ever were found or Contact the store. I remember when son's because there fink shaft was iron gold." shown on mines. of." Lucky Cuss, March 15, 1S73. Scott Congress through the gravel from 43 to f0 feet, that it instead of annual assessment work the dreamed quit the and went out We all sat and smoked our pipes In that large, Cumnas. in Old Mexico, was next vis In a world where to be honest Toughnut, March 22, 1S78, to Tyson's. He bad a tent, a couple where a white lime is found from a is' - silence for quite a while, one by I until be picked West March 23- 187& to 4 feet In thickness, lying on till strong Itetl by me, where remained to one mac out of two' Side of burros and S40 and with this be foot one the fellows hiked off to their 1879, a is easy wbyi Good Enough, March. 2Z. 187S, S40.-00- 0 bedrock. limestone is April, when I received tetter thousand, it to understand started a store. He's easy worth the This takn camps and to bed and not one said a enduring from Al Schieffelln. sent by courier. Ed Schieffclin's riches took wings.; Defense, March 25, 1S78, now. to tho surface and presently crumbles. word to tho other that night. I rather 55f Mf Tomb- years i 23 1878, practically gold, races of 4e Instructing me to come back.to A few and he was again on the Tribute March "Well, we went out there on a It contains all the s'pected fctory of 1S7S, exceptionally rich. As soon that the came pretty stone district, and take charge the level from whence be bad risen, orj Contention, March 29, scheme to divert water from the Bill and is I men are 1878 Is through a dry close all 'round; and knew It did mines, while I was in Mexico a com' nearly there. The loss of fortune did j Survey. March S, Willia.ms fork of the Colorado ami as it crumbles it Tun with me. nanv having been formed. not even annoy him. "It's easy enough' East Side, Anrll 7 187S. bring the water down Striped Can- washer No pay ore has ever raised on I took charge of the mines when I to dig more if I need it. and having! Owl's Last Hoot. May 29, 1S7 yon into the Tysoa ground. Tboy been found is this portion ot the simple came back, on the 15th day of May, a lot of money Is a great deal of' Tha records of the location of thesa bad had a surveyor there for months district above this limestone. CAUSE OF REAL PAIN 1879. Prior to this Safford and vos trouble. mines can be seen in the Recorder's going over the ground, and. to this "The district is surrounded hj CCblcaga Record-Herald- ) diet." burg had built a water power mill at About the middle of last May hict office in Tombstone. Tho first mine day that fellow Is known as Dam SIt.e mountains, where there are great The wife of the author of "Get, Rich-Quic- Charleston, using ai turbine wheel. The great heart stood stllL . They found (sold by Dick Gird and the Schieffelln Smith I don't suppose bed recog- niine--b- a Harqus. Hala, King of Ari- Walllngford" has secured Read Mrs La Toilette's daflr mill had a capacity of ten scami.S, and him dead la a little cabin near brothers was the Contention tnlno. By nize any other greeting than "Hello zona, North Star, and others. In these a divorce, anaouncing that she "can editorials the first of which Yuma-Apache- :l was built with a view of milling oil Oregon. No one was with looking at the Transcribed Itecorda Damelte." But it didn't work that cartz mines the arc not Stand bim any longer." What a appears tsday - ores taken from the mines la the dis htn at tho close. His will, disposing of Pima County. Deeds or Mines, i tells that part ot the story. "We sam- "mployed to good advantage. They blow it would be if his readers should trict In a short time It was found of au estate valued at ?100,000, or t'nd In nook 1, page 81, on the 17th pled about very generally and inter-- are excellent hammersmen, but will acquire the same feeling.

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VOLUME 14. SECTION TWO BISBEE, ARIZONA, SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 12. 1911 PAGES 9 TO 14. NUMBER 161. a Stories of the Early Days of Cochise County Jt Wrilten For The Review By James F. Duncan Of Tombstone

ery conspicuous character. After (No. salutations, he inquired wncre I was 3.) k Which 1 In Mr. Duncan Tells Of His located. told him. and the following-wee- he. with his brother Forer, nryjf First Visit To Tombstone and The two other men. one bj the name of Of Olwiler representing himself to be a California expert, and tho other , by Very Beginning Of Bisbee In 1879 the name of Cresswell, a Colorado ex pert, found their way to camp and remained some four days. They exam- ' In the tetter pan ot September of November I sUirted with' uiy mule and Slaughter and his noble wlfo my pen ined all the properties and took 37S. W. S. Mlniger. Foter Morris and nucstward tor Tombstone to layMn a refdses to write my feellngc. for their .samples fromesch of the claim a mm whose name I do not now re supply of provlsIoasv After, securing many that had any work done on them. acts of kindness bestowed on Willis Hullug when member, and myaolf made our camp my provisions I leaving told me I, started for Charleston myself and others in later jears. Tho to come to Tombstone on follow- - the on tho iverth sdde et tho hill from on tho San Fedro. When about a mile lart time I- had the pleasure of meet- ing Tuesday. They then left us. well Walarvnle. Charles N. Thomas and from Charleston 1 met 4 man by 'the ing them, they wero well and hearty, pleased with the appearance of the faintly resided in a tent house about name of Tom George. He was slightly though tbey both carry the marks of claims. The following Tuesday I equal distance between Watervale atid under the influence of bug Juice. Ho Old Father Time. ) showed up In Tombstone, according to TOmbMono. commanded me to stop, which com- Seei site of Bisbee. I agreement, but Willis Hullng had gonfe On the morning of tho 2nd of Octo- mand I promptly nbeyed. thinking it John Slaughter went with mo a dis- to settle some business in regard fo ber ftjWewin I had occasion to visit was a holdup; but my mind was soon tance, on the morning of the seionth! the Sunset mine, in Tombstone, dlfcr TombiOHo ...fit fAOt ntl fl.m ItAlnl Tr. (...... r ., ' A couple of, days for the flmt time, to buy .... UM iitiiv l'iui. 11T Iliquir'JU and saw tnat I was on the right road.i trict. after he sent iHrortatoiM. I started from ramp with wnoro l was going, and when I told as the cattle had tramned all slcns of t a man by the name of Hogg to tell n-- T milfe and buckboard. and as i him to Harshaw, he said: "SFor heav a road out of existence .alone- tho' Forrest Hullng to tell me to go to came fnto town of course I bocanio en's sake don't go the,re; it Is no river. camp and remain there until I should vary At best it was very dim what observant. Going up Alien street poor man's camp;" and by the look of mere was of it. sometimes a person hear from him. I did so. A counle ot I ..observed two men standing whero me he thought I had no more money could see a wagon track, but most of r years after he came to Bisbee. and - r I nw atamls the Arlington hotel. What inen I wanted. I told him he'was right tho time there was none. I came into 2. - we met. said: "Willis. I have been rxuwed me to be so observant of theso He advised me to go to the Mulo me pass at the lower end of waiting to hear Jrom you. What Is If. I where The present MWn never could think. One t tliem mountains, pointing to them,.and said Wart en is now. On my way that day site of Dlsbee as it looked in 1879 from drawing made by one of the early prospectors. ou want?" he replied: "Duncan. f WKl a carpenter's claw hammer in his he had a camp there near Solomon I was more impressed with my sur- Just came In to see how bad beaten I tend, carelessly whirling it around. Springs. He told me to go tncroUo his roundings- than I ever was before in hate been." He told me he had sent Thoy and how wo did enjoy it. I never spent time Georro Warron put longed .1. did not uHiear angry. Thoy were camp; that there was plenty of grub, my life. There was 1 in vat. ia an appear. to U Ward, who afterwards for Forest to go to Tucson and he ttfaudltta; and alone that a more plensnnt'timo'thaVrdid'whilo about three feet apart While to mako myself at home. Ho went ley. 'pltcrson wjthin rniles or me. lia- ince. Dut.i toM Warren about tho dis. became sheriff. He made the remark gave him $21,000 to come over and sen I 1 wta looking directly at to Tomlstone, and I went to Charles- ble there. was not me, and make purchase rT Coi-pe- r them the at any moment to be made a target ldlo: I was like many covery of the ore In the Mule mount lhat ho wMuIil liko to find some person, the ' ne with th hammer struck tho other ton. Instead of keeping the road fit b some hidden Ioopie. rather Queen But instead of his brother ml'wreant, cither inqnlitiv, and thv ains. He became very would buy Scheer-e- r wuh on the forehead, smashing his around past the Gird house, I kept the a ravage or were just .is communleailve. much Interested that tho outfit Jake Forest doing so, he picked his grip rustler and make an agreement aktiH and killing him Instantly. I othr road and passed under the flume As I traveled up the Gulch beau- First Ore Smelted. with Dunn hearing him said that ho would like and went by stage to Sau Marcel, and KJ dKSve ils to tho corner of Fourth and lhat conveyed the water to the mill ty, as It was unfolded to mv nl-r- h In 1S7S, D. n. Itay, who appearcil that if he would furnish the outfit to have the outfit, and inquired how took the train there, and went home, up to he Alton streots. to the stor of den. Al I ran against a fence, and looked made me feci Indeed as if I had ceased o tne nrains or ttio jiarty built a small would give him a half Interest in all much Ward wanted for It. Ward told and told his father that Willis had len, known Allen. min-l- s around a place .the-- thrity-lhrc- o gone crazy as Iie In a few for to cross river io .eiist on eartn. Tnorc was Mulo furnace, equipped with a cominon the finds. Dunn procured fwo burros him hundred dolalrs. on mines. And Willis had the mtirdeied man was carried A man came out w the house, whom I Gulch tlmosi in its Mrgin clorv.. hand bellows, such as Is used bv black. and furnihhed the grub stake, and Scherer said he could not buy because given hira $21,000 and he brought 1t part discovered wag - on an old eot. Where they took aftct wards John Wat- jrcarcely disturbed by the hand of man. smiths, and proceeded to extract some Warren started; but instead of going ne naun t the money. Now that was home and saved it. GOOD BOY! That Mm I do not know, nor who the two Mm. He inquired if I" was going to wmi iik iiiga nms on thick- ore rrom the Hendricks mine, and to tne Mine all the bargaining that was done, Is how near I became an intcresred wen I camp eiitier side mountains he made his were never could find out. 1 on tho other Ride. When I told ly covered with trees that had stood smelted It in this' furnace, and it ran way to Fort HuachucaJ which had just warn tnen satu: "The teams are party with tho Hillings. There was no lold no I him I e. person what had seen. At that waB ho replied that I had there for ages, festooned with mistle- Into mat. They shipped the mat to been established, In company yours: tako them and pay for them price set on the copper Queen for pur-chas- I bring and. the time was a tttrnnger in a strange better tho mule and buckboard toe. It was indeed a grand sight If I New York. It brought them no re- with others, returned to the Mulo whenever you can." No papers frero country, and.thinklng discretion was into the yard, for the rearon that if nan oen msgusteu with wbat I had turns. That was tho extent of their mountains, and as. it anneared m asked for and none were given, but Properties Waken Interest. Jh ordor, I kept quiet. I camped on the other side In th? seen beforo of Arizona, I wns moio mining anu smelling. Book 1. page 113. located the Mercy .lake bcheercr paid for the outfit as Toward the- - latter end of January, TM day I met Col. Mlko Gray, who morning I m.ght nave no mulo. struck with its beauty in the Mulo Jn the latter part of August. 1S7S. mine on tno 27th day or September, he could, and each payment was mado 1S"?0, Nicholas iteCormac and Tom died' several years nao. I nlsn mot tiiankcd him and did as requested. fifty-si- HIggins, P I mountains. After a slay of two week. to of the locators of the Xeptune 1S77. just x days after the Ruck-e- r to Mr. Fnilhara for Mr. Ward. Be- - and some others, put In an It. AVarnekros. then a young man. and took m blankets and provisions Into i tonciuueu i would stay for time and anothor mint. .loo Hurring and mine was located. Warren nover member that was In the days when appearance and scattered themselves ' the a jnjfaman in the store of Pie Allen. liouf an way. it the people of nisbeo could Paddy Dyer, eroat the Sanl'edro with did divide with Jack Dunn, as the rec- men's word was botcr than- - their around, none of them stopping in our Mf8La,t' A- Harwood. who was in, Finds Toughest Town. J see Mulo Gulch.as it was on the 7th a iarty by tho narn or Gate, who had ords of mluea shows. pcr; the days before wo became civ- camp. In February, 1S80, parties in - - of i nroHgn nutiicac yenr hupikt- rt- went over to 157, thoy would behold a a ranch about fuurmllofl -- " -- ilized; we were only heathens', San Francisco sent nen Williams to BT9iwire "ikt - west of the Fanas GrowScarce. and ii-- iw iBrmj mr&v iiiuii anil my- - mwiita.! i imh jrt-- numt; viy sight they never conld forget. On my Slaushtc- ranch. While there they Tho 1st day of December, Minlngor ihe country, though old, was only in see the mines and report. Ben Wil- frH have tougli towns In ray time, way I fin-ne- n Ken-tuc- maintained and retained tlo but It was tin came Io a set nt In re were both stricken with fevor. k and I Marted for the Mule mountains. a primitjvo state. Now, after about liams was working in the Hnachuca moat trtemiiy relations. the worst ever: that was my impres the road, the first sign I and Kdilloman had Gatox We luld In thirty years teaching of enlight mountains this time on n mine fo'r 1 saw of the bring a month's provision, after of the at Impressions Are Unfavorable. sion, mere were four stores and four handiwork of nun Tim nlf.)i ,o thera up 'to camp. On the way a hea,vy pnying which we two enment uv the more Intelligent, in W. B. Scott of Charleston. After .exam- ray Sfcloons for had dollars tho On ttria first visit to the town there. We visitol tho saloon fenced with brush up tho sides of the rain overtook them, and the partv left. At the time I wroto for ways of business, who would think of ining the mines, ho reported unfavor- 1 ti! George the was not favorablj impressed with i Atkins, then Merry Harton's hills for some distance. The fence was were nil soaked through. When they draft, heretofore mentioned, It took doing business in thnt manner. These ably as to tho Copper Queen mine, or its BHrroHiidiiiBa. There were forty saloon and dance hall. As we left the'el where Col. Herring built his house in arrived at camp Kentuck and Eddie- - a letter about two weeks to go to two cases are hot the only transac- but gave a favorable report on .tho house teats, and harbals or cabins, and a shot was fired. We then went to 18S0. Afterward it was used as the man hastily arranged comfortable New York, and the same to return, tions .'A that kind. You will remember Copper King. This was told me by his 1 to tho Watson house, not think more than one hundred and at the proper, Custom house. quarters for them. Their sickness do-a-s the mall went by way Sae-velop- the account that Dick Gird glees In father. John Wftliams, Sr. paople. I Ime tho of As stood on the corner of retired, not knowing that Hartoii Makes New Acquaintances into typhoid pneumonia and ramento. About the time the draft his story of there being no papers be- Col. William Herring, with George Fourth and Allen streets, looking had killed a Mexican. The next day Proceeding on up I came first as there was no medicine nor medical ought to tween him and the Schelffellns. And Ukins and R. R. Allen, paid the camp a Mustering 'o the have arrived Judgo Blair around, or in other words, trying to, ws cold. dav, and Watson , cabin on the south side of the gulciu aid they soon succumbed, dying within! brought a letter. It Informed me that many other deals could be hronzht to a visit of a couple of days toward the the wind was blowing at a high rate, advised mo not to attempt to face' Its east sldo was where now stand3 an hour of each other Thev were! the cashier at the bank-- at Wwtniil.i light if a person should choose to take latter end or February. About the mid- awl the duat was flying, giving mo to bwrled in their blankets just below the X. Y. told my people to write and tell the trouble to try and find thom. But dle of March Col. Herring rcturneil uttderiMaad that was cheap. trc--o bringing with him. real estate nig oaK tree, ine stood on the' mo to let them know where the near-sout- in those days of advanced civilization. Joe Rullsell nml And 1 fond out ler that that was side of the road or street Itj st postoffice was that issued money ir a man would wish to purchase ai Billy Duncan, for the purpose of open t a . Mike Gray offered me lots was afterward called Duncan avenue. orders. We understood by this that team for what Ward sold his for, he ing up tne xeptune properties. Col. on Alien street for five dolslrs apiece. but I believe it has some other namo we were in a position not liking. would bavo to give double Herring took up his abode, with Joa. gtorsott to our distilled Dyer. If a. bad told me that day that at present. The bodies were on tho My reason for being so particular in security; ,nd not only that, but Inter- Russell and Duncan vcamped I wottfd have stayed in this country north side of the middle fence, or in relating this is to show the difference est and compound Interest at nothing along with the rest of us for a while, sw. months I would have thought him other words, the back yard of the Ben In living between people of that day less than two per cent a month, ant' then moved out to the Neptune. Re-- a fit subject for the insane asylum, or Williams house. The graves were in tho wild and woolly west and what more it It could be obtained. , Yes gardiiig the development of tho Nep-- that I was. noer marked, and they never had It Is at the present time, when we people have been taught some lessons tune properties I did not pay any at I At Fourth and Allen streets, on eith- any other inclosure. Joseph Herring pride ourselves on our advanced ideas it more ways than one by advanced tention. I had no intbrest in them.. er oornor, there was not a house, only was a urotner or col. William Accordingly, 1 cnugntmqnt. some which we re. only to wish the owners well ;as t. Herring wrote to my people and of will ,nen tha atoio of Pie Mien on the southwest lut no relation to Kentuck. Paddy ioiu tnem to listen to me, as I know late at another time and in another thought any development that" rsamer, whore Frank Woleott now has Dyer was a brother of Joe Dver. It better what I wanted than the cashier manner. Dick Gird in his story says was made would help all. MH place of Imslness. The most Im was through them that Col. Herrin of a bank over two thousand miles that in all deals papers should be giv During this time I had not heard posing building on Allen street at the ! f and Joe Dyer acquired their interest away, and to send me a draft, for two en. He must bae had a taste of from D. T. Rceder. I did not know,.' was Cosmopolitan in xeptune Man's what to think as I had told nine the hotel tne and other mince. hundred dollars. That- done -I went to . inhumanity,. as well as some him to. owned hy Mr Ulliiko. A l stood on At the time I was there I remained 'tombstone, and on arriving there r otner.t people. answer as soon as he received myi Allan street at the junction of Fourth about two weeks, and then returned went to Pie Allen's store The gentle-- ! Winters n Mule Gulch. IettervI wanted to hear from him at awl Jookod acoas to the corner of Fifth to my camp near Watervale. My fin- man was not in town. I did not care to! Kentuck, Eddleman, Vincent, Dyer, the camp was becoming attractive to itnd Fremont, 1 observed that on the ance were getting rather low .so I say anything to Mr. Warnekros, so j Minlger and myself were the only per-- parties, and I was afraid some other' by my I parties might come Hertheast corner a man the nam? wrote to home at Westfleld, New went to the store of McKean & Jlc-- 1 sots ' camp that winter and of the and interfere with York, my f Mark .Shafer was erecting a franw for them to send me a draft for Knight at Sixth and Allen. I told Mr-- ! s!s ' am the only survivor. Eddleman arrangements. As the sequel will one Jn show was wrong atatcture for a store room. That was hundred dollars. I will say some- Kean the position I was placed in, and ! died Tucson sixteen years ago; I not In thinking so. completely out of town thon. Tho o'nly thing later about thi3. how It 'occurred and produced the let-- Vincent died In: Los Angeles, I am On the Sth of April Edward Riley mado building on the block was one being Jack Dunn's Story. ter received from my jteople for him ,olu. and Dyer and Mlniger In New his appearance in camp. I was at work areeted on the south side of Fremont When I arrived at Camp Apache, to read. When I went into the store 'York. on the New York mine. When I camo treat, by Col. Mik Gray, cornor of I there met John Dunn, a government there was a man there who was Tno following letter will explain to tamp, Eddleman came to me and a' me flixth, whore Mrs. RoliInSon, wife oi seout. and the father or George Dunn, perfect stranger to me, and I to hira; itse'f-- told that there was a man in camp, Jwifto Robinson, now deceased, live who has been a resident of Bisbee for nelther one of us had ever seen the! Tombstone, June 23d. 1S10. and he wished I would go and "Show at present. some years. This was aboue the 12 of other. He heard me tell Mr. McKean. Adjutant National Soldiers' Home. him the Queen, as I could talk and ho On thte my first visit to Tombstone September. 1S79. In a conversation had my position. This man came forward! Sawtelle, Cal. could not. Was the way he explained an iRofiieni occurred that I never for-jte- t: JAMES F. DUNCAN. at that time with Jack Dunn (we will and told Mn McKean to let me have'Dear Sir: I think in the early nine- - his reason for wanting me to see him. "When I bad purchased my ann-pHa- call him by that name hereafter as whotever I wantjsd and he would see' tles Marcus A. Herring was sent from I told Riley I was ready. As we went - up I let them rtand In the stor- he was known alt over the territory by tho bill paid. You may judge of mv. nere to the home. The last time I the hill we came to the place wlrtlo I 'ook in tho town and saw It), ho told mo lie had discovered feelings of gratitude to this stranger.' heard about him was a year ago. At where Anschutz and Klein did rk T th storm. After Lreakfast we Trent to the east side of Angius iba sights. When came to put them the storo good ore in the Mole mountains. He Hero was a friend Indeed, and I wasjt,iat tln,e he was very Infirm and for Kentuck. It was a cut four on mr buckboard Mr. Warnekros ami town again, and then heard of the building. This cabin was occupied by t tried to describe them in m. hni' nnt sorely In need of one. I bought my'auout blind. If he Is living now he is feet wide and ran ten feet Into th killing. I ! Caafcrin Blair who was also employed visited tho store of W. B. two Union soldiers who had served in' being acquainted with the country I supplies and when I had secured alt I ovor ninety. I wish ybu would please bide hill. It was five feet and a half Ik tho storo, helpe.1 carry the things Scott, then the store of Herman We-- the Civil war Marcus A. Herring t could not tell where they were. He w anted ( he told me to be sure and get let me at the back, and sloped with the hill. !". At was out. In doing so they prcedod to lish. and last the store of Herrera. and fcrved In the California column and also told me Uent. Itueker, Thad all I needed) I thanked him. and told lours respectxuliy, this cut there about a half . W Mfcc soae other person's with mine. ! McCIure. McClure had tbo custom George Eddleraan served in a PennoyI j Burns and he had made a. location of him I had enough to last us until the JAMES F. DUNCAN a- ton of fine, green carbonate ore. I - i had already A thor t those things on the buck- house, and was collector. Later I went vania regiment, parens A. Herring a mine. He said they bad been scout- - draft would come. I took, out my The answer: . taken several samples n feMrdl told them thy were not mine, to the saloon of Jack Swartz, and was known as "Kentuck." and will be ing about for Indians, and had made watch and sixshooter and handed them "He died May 22d. 1910." from It, and the result was 22 peT Mr. Warnekros insisted that they while there I heard the verdict of the called by that name hereafter In this their way in there for water, and to to Mr. McKean with the request that About the middle of December, cent copper. I told Riley what it as- ware, and that I liad paid for them, coroner's Jury, which was that it article, as it is more familiar than any see If the Indians made it a place of he would lay them away and in case 1879. Prof. Cox, the state mineralogist sayed. We left the cut and went on After arguing the point for a while. I served the Mexican right; that he had other. He was at that time sixty retreat. They stopped and camped at anything should happen to me this of Indiana. D. B. Rea and S. M. Wea- up to where Haloro and Jones had asd be sMH perslsL'np. I lot them put I no business going in front of the gun. j ears of age. Next above was the tent first spring, which was known after- stranger would be secured from loss. sels, the foreman of the smelter at done the work. After looking over the ) came (l I sttBaoso ovar a hundred dollar's Jim Burnett was Justice of the peace of Charley Vincent, who also served in wards as the Iron Springs. Tho wator Tho man ased me if I wished to In- Gaylyville, came to camp, and after claim he back to where Haloro wertfc erf staff When thov had all on j and acting coroner. Alexander Blair. an Obfo regiment during the Civil did trot agree with men. sult him. I replied that I did not, looking around for a couple of days. and Jones had worked. After looking the The next but a the buokboard I asked them if they j father of John and James, was also war. As I had seen four years' service morning he started up the gulch In that I wished to secure hlim from lnsrf examining various claims. Professor around little, he wondered what V ore done. Ther roplied "yes," and ( Justice of the peace, and resided on in the 6th Pennsylvania Vol. Infantry quest of water and found the spring He told me to take the articles and) Cox nude the very liberal offer of they wanted for tho mine. I had not I was a curious man not to take , the San Pedro about five miles from we were right at home. Directly across at put them away han-- seventeen hundred been Instructed by Eddleman what U that the foot or base of a high rock. and If anything j dollars for eight say. tke 0e4c I thought it was done tor town. While there I met somo who tho gulch from Vincent's tent was tho On his way btck he wont down on the pened to me he would pay the bill, claims, viz: "Copper ' Queen, Copper so I told him twelve thousand became was dollars. I put high a purpose that I now nothing about. noted characters during their cabin of Joe Djer; it just below north side of the gulch and at the and that IT we were both put out of j King. Baxter, Excelsior. Atlanta. Belle it that thinking I toW them I would take off tho buclc-boar- d stay, viz: J. If. Ayers, George Warren, the flood gates. Near the spring was largo rock known as the Iran Monster the way Mr. McKean would consider! Isle Hendricks Wade Hampton, and he would not think of buying it, but Noth-'n- my my purchase, they could ehertc Pony Deal and different ones. the old rock cabin of D. B. Ray and on Its cwt side he found the ore In tho bill pld. This man and I became lne m'" s''e and spring at the base judge of surprise when he jumped it e, and K there was not twenty-tw- n was done to Barton. He afterwards Wsrrcn. About half way in the middle place He took some samples of tho fitaunch friends ever aftor n Inne no of tho HIch Rock, tvpntnnlr nm! thiv up anu sam tnat mere was a mine man by n was totters' worth of goods, I would gite killed a the name of Swift, at of the gulch, between the rock cabin ore and pocceded down the gulch to he was here. His name was Lark-I- W. others refused the offer. I told them l there, and he going to have It. uu. Aflar checking utt. nd finding Fifth and Allen streets in Tombstone. and tho Dyer cabin, stood the remains the camp, and Informed UcuL J. A. Carr. the first democratic candidate, I was sure I could get them $5000, After this we went to camp. I saw Ed- - that I was right, I told them to take He bit him with his fist Tor this act of the smelter used by Ray, Buck and Rucker of the find of water, also tie for sheriff In Cochise county. Ho was Kentuck said if any person would give aieman and called him to one side, was Ma-(the- i the other good and put them In tin he tried and found guilty, and Warren. When I stopped in front of find of ore. They broke camp and went defeated by Ward through Dave m $2,100 they could have Copppr and told him that I had set the price poraon sentencoa to serve a pen-houa- Keniuck'8 cabin George wag up on the mine twelve dol- house, as some other had term in the Kddleman to the spring at tho base of tho gf e at the first election in 1S82, an i Queen. I told thera not to give their at thousand an uaid for thom. After they Herniary. Shortly after his term cx-to- k at the door. I inquired if he could tell rock. Then Ueut. J. A. Rucker, John account of which we will relate here-- i property away for nothing, that I lars, and for him to sec tie others, r con-n- d the thing off, I put my own on.lldred be sickened and died. me where J was . I very candidly In Dunn and T. D. Byrne made the loca- - after. would try and see what I could do. and have thera, hold out. and they rojoicing; eluded I had enough of Charles-o- f formed him would get that weat out of town I bavo Been that I did not know. Ho , tlon of the mine and called it the Early Day Methods. Accordingly I ImtnedUtoly wrote to amount for the mine, 4 j ton which thoy did. ten Meed Pact about it since. said ::Yes." that I was in Mule gulch, j Rocker. This was on the '2nd day of I will now give you another sample Dan Reedcr. who resided at Elk City. j Pays Visit to Charleston. On the morning of the 6th I started iuic jas, iuic mouuiains, nmuiwngusi, 1877. The record of this loca-eount- rf the way business was done in the Pennsylvania, in regard to the Cop-earl- y DtKtng Ike summer and fall of 1879, for the Mule Mountains, giving ap the Arizona. I had some letters for tion can b found in the transcribed days. The parties are living and LPer Queen, and told him I knew It Unfair Play toogresfliww J K. Latrell of Glenn Mea of goins to Harshaw. That day I ncuiuiii anu ujer. nc ioiu me inai , recoras ot nma county. The men thon are well known. I think it was In 1S82I could be bought for $5,000. "Foul taties," declared the quar- IHIen. CeWomta, tram operating at made Slaughter's ranch, about three iveniucK was narxner, ana uycri Camp n In beginning 18S0, terback. 4" i nis returned to Bowie, efttnf n or thereabouts that Jke Scbeerer.' the of January. F Harshaw. DMfareat stories wore toM miles above where now Is located tho was across the gulch. I was made wet-- Brewery gnlch to tho divld. then one of the present board of supervis- I had occasion to eo to Tombstone. "What's the trouble now?' demand in raastnl to tha inaortant dovelon- - town of Hereford. I stayed there that .come by Kddleman, and I must have down the north side to Dixie can- ors, was standing on about Fftb and At this time I met an old friend from ded the referee. taenia he was maldny. I came to the night; saw the festive cow boy in alii supper with him. Kentuck acd'Vincent yon, where Uiey for some Allen streets, There were three ox Edenburg, Pa to the person of Wil-- I tried kick for I scoufd a the stomach. conclusion that I would proceed there his glory, and a good jovial set of were out on a hunt end did not return time: then on down the pilch io the teams, in all forty animals and six tile Hullng. During the Spanlsh-Amcri- -i out this leiiow mocked it with and see for mrK. On the 1th day of boys they were. And regarding John' till after dark. Each one had a deer. Sulphur Spring valley. In a short wagons, with one horse. The outfit be- - can wor'ne Decame a general and a nis race. : wk , "

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.( i THE BISBEE DAILY REVIEW MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS.

VOLUME 14. SECTION TWO BISBEE, ARIZONA, SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 19. 1911. PAGES 9 TO 16. NUMBER 166.

Stories of the Early Days of Cochise County m

i. - Written For The Review By James F. Duncan Of Tombstone

MttsmmBMatBmmmmnmmmKtammammmBmmmammmmmmmmmtmaamammmtmmmtBmtMfHimmmmm oy stated. As i remember now,idroned. of all hundred feet Together with yond all doubt the true situation, ir-- r ',0 waa man-- thl,ik- (til uim, ftpure !titif, uim u tiii-- vui a l bwm - flvc To ta"y ox"laln' iinhle inlueml deposits contlned therein, tespcctlve of the say so of individual 77V. A-- "t.iry u. 3T C n:u icvi. JLXlOCLft X ifft, eight or nlno Inches In height, 'Rive some of the location notices In Thi claim Mat formerly known a tho who make I'JtUMn rfvy XiOtfec d JUttXny Jy UitlLUtur llnlrro Mln' and located liy II. J. Jotiea. write and assertions for rather slim, and rawboneO, and II. McCoy. J. Mali ro. on the llth day of which there Is no foundation. m. off"": Ieceml-er- . After x 177. and Is situated In the ly sandy complexion; rather quick and! Records of rimn cmwty Rook it, m-- Mule Vara Mountain alxiul )) thrc tho Copper Queen mln In Regard To The First Claims Taken Upt;iIn This mirwH i iinn ".vi w Jwr. J. decided in hundred )ardri southeast of Rfa and Herring and Eddleman deeded to I). his manner of conversation. (. County PIron. I Warren tmeltlnfr works. of U. Rea, 1S78, one-thir- d In appearance he Impressed a person NOTICIJ OP LOCATION Territory of Arizona, and bounded an Dec 1st. inter- Ht'CKKR MINIS est. This Is shown In the Pima coun- - District Dunn's Account The as own;? a man 01 more man ordinary I hereby pursu- louowa: Jack Of Heroic Death Notice ulven that. In Coinmendng' at a monument ot stones ty Records to Deeds. Hook C. nago ability. In conversing with him he left ance of an Act of Const dated May on - 101 h. IMS. the southwest end of claim: thence (; an(i lh- Trinfrrlhed Iteenrdit no room for doubt. Ho did not attempt running sontheaaterly ( three hun- -' V V undersigned, thin day lo- 1, one-ea- , the liave a like monumerit sonth-- 1 twok page337. Rea dltlded the Of Lieutenant Rucker, etc. to make a person believe that all was cated and claim (l.Vrt) Ificon dred feet to at hundred corner: thence northeasterly 50l i third, and cove Warner Ruck nni. cold that glittered. He. Uke all others linear feet on this vein or lode of mlcrnt a like 3. (3tt)j flttcen hundred feet to monument third Goorgo one-thir- jwlth whom wo came in contact, was hfttrinis rook, nod three hundred nt northeaatorly corner: thence norhtACi-ert- y and Warren feet In width on ech skto thereor. Inv- vjO) Uke he keeping one-thir- d himself. Records Richard Gird, In his Glory of the dis- MbxIto. Telegraphic stervlco was a 101 anxious to learn where wo came from. ented in" Mule MouM.itns. No alx hundred feet to a Dee. 1VT7. whorA u-r-. I'"s monument nt northwest corner: thence of Pima county. Deeds to Mines, Rook Virginia Jllne. H. m wftrn it Inln.1..l Known Mining District. In tho County UW) ;' cover' ot Torahstone, like most others scarce article. Automobiles, motor Witness. George Warren. Prank , of Arizona, southwesterly fifteen hundred 7. page 344. and Transcribed Records M.;t0 lccate Arizona. - 'and if sov whal- - - of Pima. Terrltorv and ino to monument corner; in- Kean. a fra f All Mrlt to-n- u. a at southwest ft made errors. Whether it was cycies u follows, Kouthea-iterl- y Hook 5. page 123, deed done and telephones were llko the ,Ik... we were oevnixsi "nV thence to place of begin- bearing dat," 11..01. -- business some- to enzaee in. .v.,.,. --i . vv, , .. ., - - rv,nininf- ...... n,An,im . P.UI.i . ning, la more generally described an sit- Feby. 18S0, Herring to tentionally I do not know. Ho should Hying machines they dwlt mostly cro.t,.,. McCoy. iv. lui, ni ' unu oinqr quesiions too numerous to on the loose on the pouthwrat of 4th. AnshuU Ilair' ..h en4 h uated on south aide of Mineral Gulch In and Klein, one-sixt- be-f-or i - whtoh bearn north t In each of tho have heen sure was right In Imagination. , r.ooor.11 In Vlma Co.. C. think of remembering: answereirh,!m- fmm thla Mule Mountains, CO) that he Note the rondltlous Iloak pairs We c ami alout thren Tranm-Ht.- ISet-oril-a north-is- claims, the Copper King Queen, llf. Husk J. HS" i all of Jack's questions to ot.mo?u,,en, ?nd TU,nn'n' hundred yards southeast of Rea and and he commenced his slory. History that exist today. We take the follow the best alonif .!stPnf to a plmlinr monii smelting fpr assessment work done on Copper our ability. Ae must say here, rocnt of stones. Warren works. Pima Count. should he correct in u particulars as iug from the report of tho Territorial F.xcelslor Mine. 1W. II JK7. that A, T., and relocit?d on this Bth day of Queen at tho cut noted elsewhere. we had little Idea, i T"1' o!nn shall be Known the Ruc'c December, D., 1&7S. here-nft- Tht lar as can lc establisbed. Hick Gird. Hoard of Equalization of August, 191" AVItness: Oeo. Warren. Prank MoICenH. at the time, what A. and slmll cut waa about ten feet above the lower was I.ocatoni. liuch J. J.ine. John J. uursuit wo were Intending to follow. iorr.5!l?t"'... . be known as the Copper Queen I think furnishing a story to Miles of taxable railroads 1.4C9.07 In .,..!- n..-- t. .. - Mine. rim or north sid of big cut. llalcrn. - '"K.. - the Tho please himself, or in other words, he the territory, within a Jnnr. Joreiili 'i-- i i.iixiinii ai iiiiii? uuicu home lime. leators;;"" J. A. Rucker. John Dunr, locators- Georse II. Kddleman. M A. and almost Iteeordel In Pima Co.. Book C. pae lIai.was to find T llyrne. work done by Halcro and Jones wa Was the big "I" and the other fellow fi action of r.72 miles of trying out the kind ot I. lleirlllff. upper rira lis. Traricrlbed Itcconla Ifcixk IK jvtsi a man Jack Dunn was. Kxperts claim Filed and recorded at reonest of T U Filetl and recorded at reotiest of T at the or south side of th iho little "U." making in all aboutS.041 miles of rail- Rjrne. Aug. 29. A. I).. ISH. at 30 mln, A. Itrown, Dee. 1S7S 1 o'clock p. cut. At time was they can tell the or person p. Jlst, at the the sale mad" Note the following. road, or 1.S71 miles more a year ago 1'iwle km Mine. D.S- - H. 18T7. character a pntt I m. m. the interests were: Eddleman one-- Pima. County M by their writing; and there Is no SIPNRY CARPRNTJIU S. W. I , - - rtcconle. nook .n than there was in 1ST9. Wltnean: 1'rank McKean, llHgh J. LAIli hiSllIL. t.tr.l Uprrln."-- "" nn eWtti- Am(.i.. n,,,l Tmnacrlbod Ilfrtm. ItooU Jones. better nay to lay It beforo the readers Countv Recorder. County Recorrter.l". ' "" """""" uthler-Kieniy- Taking all things Into consideration. Pima Countv Reconln, Rook R, A MaDRRMOTT, Klein one-sixt- D. R. Rea one-- Notice la hereby that I. the l. - of this article, than by nSn W. and The amount of work dono on the IMatnia: jorenh Ilcrrlnr. Joseph Iler- Inserting n III Traiuertbed Reeord. Rook 1, Depaly. G. one '. have located ami do claim nn nns. menaru Toomay. l'airicK uyier. true copy of a letter published In IB. , Mf. ninth. W. Atkins ninth; W. fifteen hundred feet on this n0e or ledefl claims at that time must have been Ttecordrtl In Pima. Co., Book C. pae Rradley one-nint- D. R. Red or minetni quartz. CommenclnB the Midwinter Industrial Edition ot MHRCRT Unearned Honors After iicannc fully Hook t pas one-thir- d nt thin notice nn.1 nintilno 113V 'nn to the rcailirement of the lis. Traniierihed llrcord. 1009, XOTIOK rtP LOCATION' divided the Warner Ruck flfl.n Ia-.- IK. of the nfsbeo Review. Tho letter la heiehy plvon TuirMi, thirty years we have nnnnrea m And in justice to tho locators Kotlee thnt In For over heard sold one-thir- d to W. F. Rradley. isei southwesterly illreetion Crescent Mine. Jan. 9. 1KJ. was to General uticker in regard to anee of an Act of Coneress daleil Slav George sung by some his to a monument together nil of Halsro mine, who Warren's name one-thir- d with llt. the were the Wit new. If. MrCov. UIP.- - vz-- Warren lost his to G. W. Ai. nnglert and spurs. Also 3f) three hun-dre- d bis son. who died on July llth. 1S7S. i people. I cannot and never could sc original owners of the Copper Queen. K. M. McKean. O. W. 3Iyer. loii..t w- - ,he un.lerslgne.1 have this Any kins on & race. Warren was to giwj feet nn either We for worklnp piir-pov- s. Reeorrtwl in l'lma Co.. rtoalc original Of this was given 1W They ho was discov. n I think they were beaten out their It. ixiso icated and claim fifteen hundre.1 what for. said the his G. At- - TbU slMll le knon-- as tho Tomb-dton-e of 719. Tranwrlbed Ueconln. lUok 1. pae to Clmholm. of on or interest in tho mine if W. Mine, property; and I am sorry to find thnt Joe he tho erratic feet this vein loda of mineral er of ore In the Mule mountains. The would ono and It located na follows: lit. mind, George - nd tnre hundred feet kins beat his a race of AInHt 1 1 one-h:i- ir and never returned to w,r,',5.,'- 0 records do not show 1L Others say for and mile In Kentiick and Eddleman woro mixed Iron Sprint Mine. Jan. 19. I7 T wdlh on each side tliereof. Locote.1 liumlrcd yard3( Atklns to ride a horsP- - ltron-- i uunn, joe, believe, claimed ho - pi-i- a irthuterly direction from the tip in it. as I had always thought well Wltnw: T!KmaB MePhersan. iltnlostjm Mining- District in the county of he discovered the Copper Queen. The and Warren to run on foot. If War- - Mine and about (1) four and about Iocatora: G. W AtMrw. R. H- - Allen. ma. Territory of Arizona 'and more nar-- oite-four- them. example, . records do not show that either, of It is but another of to-w-it: l. reu would beat Atkins, Warren was to mile from the foot of a Georite Warren. Touchino Letter ticiilariy described as follon-s- S. Fly to photograph low ranxo of hills that runs from the man's duplicity. Iteeonled In Pima Co.'( Book C. pa4 l ommencing at a monument ot stones went so far as receive the horse. AVarren lost to At- 1W. 1. uenerai llucKcr, ot prospector, noithweat end of the Mule Mountain? show Transcribed Record Dook psu on lhe ledse on the northeast end-- h' s a miner or and one-thir- d one-thir- d The records that there were ' kins, and the of the In a northwostfrlr direction to within 173. air dear sir: l claim, which iears southwest from mon. Impose on people, by representing ewelvo mining claims located in IS77, T"eb. was conveyed by deed to Atkins, con- nliout two mllea o tlie eatt bank of the Iron Clad Mine. I. IKS. 1 San Pedro Utver. and In 187S there were fourteen claims AHtness. W. 8. Solomon. Jehn Conlev. .Tao,Vee! -"' 0,7ee? IthT.' SK o the man he was not sideration one hundred dollars. ThH Ausuat IsL Plrria Counlv A. T. and two This can be ac- Locator: Georpe H. Kddleman. J. t. TevLJnoWa . tin ee hundre.1 feet northeast: thenco believe In being lust to everybody. can seen in Records of Deeds to K. I loved him more the-- world rtswi be FIleI nrul reeorde.1 ot request of U I. counted for by reason of the work than all fifteen hundred feet smithwest: ,ond giving credit to tho person or Mines. Co., Hook 6 page 771, OrlflHh. Rept A. I). 1KT at 11 mln Recorded In Pima Co.. FUok C. pacx beside, and when the waters closed thence (fcOt three hundred feet northeast rin tho act Pima il. done by Rea, Buck and Warren with IRS, Tranterlhed Reeordt Ileok I. to Ih place of heplnnlnir. This mine ts P.0rf0n n? tint rwlul"8 Transcribed Records. Book 1, pago Iiaot 3 o'clock A. M. irs. ig over Tony"s form I was robbed of a It to bo given. Tho following letter SIDKKy XV. CAltPKNTKU. tho small smelter. In 1S79 thero were - further described as belntr and situated f.."2. It was conveyed along with oth- Countv Iteeonler of claims Or- Tiiele Mine. Feb. 1W noble, generous friend In the Mule Mountains, about one mil wtll explain the foregoing. but three notices recorded Conley. W. , er mines. Is appears Witness: John i S. Salman. not friend as Urn world goes, a nn tne main canyon known as the Mule Tombntnne f)ct C 1110 This notice written as It located In Mule Gulch. There were Iocatora: Ocirtre IWdlemnn. I Rllet. but Pass Canvnn iron Snrinn I Records lAXMtlfsi Mines Pima Co. Rook 1jkvt fVil 1 In most holy on record. I think there must lie u rt hntSi f Kit nn lin nnlet.ln tTn iteoorueii in Hm Co, Jtnok t', pacs friend the and exalted This claim shali be known as the Joseph Halcro, Rook K, page PS. Transcribed Records., 3:2."; - IJook 1. sense. Mercey Mine, Hook 1, 17i mistake in tho ilme as n. m. is Solomon SririnM., . mllef, e.nst.. TranHcribel neeonl. pn?e ami this notice hefng Dear sir: iMKe at r. four.. tst IRON an unusual for be Tho method of his noble death Is poted at the end of said elali". I by SPRING MINC hour recorders to and at Ilannings. six miles west SafTord Mine. Feh. tS. Witnesses: S. D. Longhead. D II. see tho Transcribed Records ot Mule Mountains, Mule Pass, Arizona in office, and as I had some dealings Kentuck and Eddleman's Story. Witness: Harry MeCov. fiueli J Jones. briefly told. "Twa? a little beforo WhitsMe. ' Mines of Pima county, that Hugh I. Territory. HI-U- t. y - with Sir. Carpenter. I think ho locators: George II. I&kHeman. L. seven o'clock on tfic. evening Locators: Georre Rent S5 . M. M. Jones, Joseph Halcro and Harry Mc- We. the undersigned, locate and elalm cannot In the latter part of October., 1877, Li 1500 , was an official who would co to ltth. A heavwilnuhad- - Bct-lu- and MeCoy feet of mineral zround deslfrnate.1 hi after Ceorgc Warren had made three Recorded Jn Plrni Ifcvifc C, SU1:" iU- - Ins follows; Commencing a monument office untimely' Per- Cv, lhe gulcli. whlchsejiaralcd. our rnn any at nt such an 'hour. locations, viz.: Mercey. Mohawk and 13. TrHnerlll Records. lfcWfi I. tns!" mes StJif 'swil: ft" MilS77. Was that a relocation or j oi imnrs, siiittiicu in aiuia -- xoniaiiHj---. S4 sons reading the foregoing nbtlro can McKean mines. In connection Willi ir. tent from the body of the otimp was Filed srsl recorded at reAiiest of M M. other claim, or was It the original iMnle iya. and one lifllf mile rotfth of V""- SHver Rhie. ;. Oct Itli. Sit:, 4 past 11 a spring Known not help, but thick as I do when they army officers sta Pelt 1W temporarily the bed of a seothlng, Clialn. at tnln. a. location, and afterwards as small mountain. ner 'as m tiirne cUiliaus and Wlttiess: Frank McKean. Jtihn Conler. torrent, headlong m. the Iron Siirlntr. read Gird's story and compare them tioned at Fort Iluachuca, he made III'' l.ocntor: Huidi J. Jutte. llirrv Mc 6urging which ran SIDNBY W CARPRNTKR. the Copper Queen mine, by George Ed- Ami shall be known as the Iron Sprlnfi together. way to Tucson. He thero met D. Ik Coy. Joseph Ilatcro. down the gulch, carrying with It CoHiitv Keconler. dleman and Marcus A. Herring, com- Mine. Recorded In lima Co.. Rook C. nAK4 Mumps, roots and rocks from ra- On tlie Mercey there never was any monly Ry Locators G. W. Atkins, R R. Allen. More of Dick Gird. Rea, a sort of a lawyer. Warren In- lWi. the known as Old Kentuck. fav Transcribed Reennta. Rook 1. pan vine above. Tony. I.teuL Henely work one. GeorR Warren. Could it be possible for Gird to be duced him to go to the Mulo mount- m. and I will now itlve a copy of the Notice orlng me with an early answer you Filed and reconled t request of Coorc associated with the Schieffelln broth taking Illnck Warrior. Frl. 3, 1S7. myself decided to swim this stream in of Location of the Cooper Klne Mine: will, much oblige, Warren. TeLy. It 1S1B ains. After the matter under Cosrtev. S. S. W. ers over years and know I Witness: John W Salamen. order lo reach our mess tenL I Pima Counlv Records. Rook 1. I will give my in advance. CARPRNTHR. for three not consideration Rea concluded he would 1 Rls-t- . M. Atklne. crossed ?" !t thanks County wap a. TKrators: Georr Tony followed, wo ar- Trancrlte.l Reeonls. iMok 1, pane rt Recorder thero Tombstone mine? The 'go and see for himself, and. after Recorded Ir. lira Co.. Rook C. par first. and both CORPKR KING JAMES V. DUNCAN. W. .. McDRRMOTT. Deputy. truth 1 Dick Gird was not the "Simon looking 14. Trariserllwyl Records. Hook 1, noa rived sifely on the opposite ,shore. KOTlCi: LOCATION Hauchuca Mountains, Oct. 19. 1910 If any person, after reading tlie. over the ground, on the 4th or - Pure" he Is represented to bo in his day 0f December. 1S77. Waren .? In looklrtg back we saw that Lieut. Rv lrtue of the mining- laws of the James F. Duncan, notice of location of the Iron Spring Rea. Tlendtlcks Mine April rr. INS. Henely had tinned States and of the Territory of own story. At some future time we and Chapin located the Rob mine. Witness: Hush J. Jones. started, but his horc be Arizona, we. Dear sir: mine, can tell where It was supposed unmanageable Sit rubbing the undersigned, tieve on Will givo him more of our attention, which became tho Mammoth by rc-- locators: D. H. Rea. came tho inrs me i.in oav ot tJeeemuer A u 1SI It jvas the original location, and to be located, and also tell the iltlto Rccordrd It Co . Rook D. naff assess-men- " I - Pima torrent; and in his efforts to control Jiocnied for mining purooses tym fifteen called the Halcro mine. The t or I would ery much location. Rea then returned to Tuc- Traikscrlbe"! Records, Rook S, jvS" hurxlreil location. be I In 5. him the horse fell over backwards, feet alone this vein or ledve work on lo- At the time arrived Mule Gulch 'ma. and In April, 187S, ho returned, 711. of jnipcril lienrlnc nunrtz roek and had been done it. but pleased to see It. The date of this tho records show that there were vcrv bringing Warner Ruck, who thoueht Dlilo Mine July ;. IKK el and both horse and rider disappeared Ihtre hiimlrefl feet on eich sWe tereof.f. the party that Jumped It claimed that cation can be seen Irf the Index to few claims located, and a very small i,c knew something about assaying Vltness: John nrake. beneath the surface. It was during the same Ulnar nad lxInir situated In it was not. McCoy and Jones gave Names of Mines. Why It Is not In the Ixiton: Theodore Hanaboeo IS the struggling which now took place Mule Ptss .Mountains. In Mlnenl Mount- power of attorney to Mr. Alexander say. amount of work done. The Hendricks pnd smelting ores. The consequence CaninbcH, SB ft.: George War- ain, about five hundred yards In ot notice of location we cannot Ot 11 Lieut. Henely was by front I mine had the most, and tho work donot ws that they erected the small smelt-o- n ren. K5 ft.. D. P.ea. KI ft. that stunned a he Rea. and Warren furnace County ot Blair to sell their share, and took all the claims that Qeorse Warren l way Recorded In l'lma Co.. Hook c. pufa kinlr from hia horie- - Xo miioker did Pima Territory I get it, by the it looked to me,er referred to previously. It was oper-coul- d and of Arizona, and what could for mine. named in tho locations of mines, never ffti Transcribed Records Hook I. raitj ,,. ih Lieutenant's riirwnr thnn 1 1 bounded as follow.-.- : I had a deed to Interest does appear not have been more than one with hand bellows J ,- - u An ! in his name as requesting ated a to furnish K1..H.1 1..!. ,1.. ...- ...... I nmAnnlns'lunik tinta. n lii'.aiiniin"nevmii nti jai"i"t hundred and fifty dollar' worth, and he blast, Afier working the Hendircks Wade Hampton. Aug. S) 1S7S iwuuhcu " i" !.... '" Iptnr th norlhesst corner of tu. tho next claim west from the Queen, tho recording of any notice to any would be Witness: h Parez. M. Lueoa. Hut no man could ""'live in such a tor drlck Mine, as Its southeast corner,T. originally called the Mercey mine. I only one. tho amount done there not mine, and trvinij to smelt the ore for Ix-it.vr- s: " and mine location this George Warren, Wl ft.: D. R. bnn-.Ire- d good, In rent. I soon found thai it was doubt' rnnnlnr thence northerly el years ago. you , wish any called a assessment work some time they succeeded In making Ren. :,.i ft. lfrnadn Campbell. SO ft. n. lost it If Warren's Insanity T even myself. I al- feet to like monument on the I may these days; but the conditions that some copper mat. Ruck had mining Reconle.1 In lima Co.. Hook C. p5 fill if saved had weet side of the Oueen Gulch, as Its more Information concerning it After the formation of Cochise coun- were existing at that time must Iks claims at other places and took no in W. Tran-crlhe- .1 Recnrdr. Rook 1, pare most despaired of life-- when. Just as northast corner, thence westerly (1T.O) be In Tombstone before long, and we ty the records in the Probate office country 5tl. t was lielng swept past an overhang- fifteen hundred feet westerly nlong tb can have a talk about It. show on March 1st, 18S1, com- taken Into consideration ;the t crest in the claims In Mule Gulch Tar Heel Mine. Ahbt. 39. l7 to mon- that S73 ing hush, I male- - one for tasc of Mineral Mountain a like Very truly, being new, and transportation facil- only the one-nint- h in the Copper Locators: Oeorse Warren. ft; last effort ument, Its corner; plaint against John Haberstatt, for ITS D. 371 as northwest thence ities being limited, and supplies hanl Queen, which D. U. Ilea Kffve him. Tho Campie!l. ft.: R. Rea. life. I caught the hush, and weak and southerly fftHi) six hundred feet to a JOSEPH HALCRO. insanity. Warrant was issued March Joseph 375 e r ft; Parez. ft. I crawled opposite like monument as Its southwest corner-thenc- Hereford, Arizona. to procure does not make the work mat was shipped to New York but Recorded In Pima Co.. Rook C. pago exhausted ashore 2d. 1SS1. and given to Sheriff J. H. com- WI. to the nlace I had plunged In. Mean- enalerly OW fifteen hundred Joseph Halcro gave me more Infor- then done look so small, when gave no returns; so that ended lhclr Transerlbe.1 Records. Roek 1. pa feet to the place of beginning. Said mine. Behan for service, that being tho first 32. while Tony 1 pared rith the present existing' cir- venture. procured lariats, and the i- Known ns ine uopner jtin?. e mation than had written for. His case. The second subject to bo ex- Mammoth Mine. Dec. 5, 1ST?. isbold vrtt'b cumstances. Think, too. thero were no When I arrived In Mule Gulch I M. A. HerrlnB. Indians and soldiers keeping. do .and claim the sam. .nil name did not appear in tho location of amined was George Warren. I wonld Witness: pace - aml rock stores, it might be safd. nearer than found the following claims were lo Locators. Georjre Rddleman. with Lieutenant Henely as he .i11"?- "Ji' nn5ls "dnt the Mercer mine, but his letter ex- not go into this subjGnf. but It is a prospector get Reconled In lima Co-- Rook D, pas floated down the stream, offering Mpi i wiiSSi!- - plained where Slercey was situated, of and public property, Tucson, and the had to cated: I give the recording on each, C, oor Kddleman. matter record, s. Transcribed Records. Hook pagft help necessary I Locators- - D. n. m. and was easily seen Cop- supplies from there as best he could; l. all the to rescue him a. Herrlnr. It that the and although obnoxious to .me, still, with the date of location, and the R. ot and maybe some of the time living on names of the locators, so that persons Copper Qaeen Mine. Dee. It, ISTs tad he been consclons. Rope after ""iSPvJP rr,,,iat .r?l!i"t per King was a relocation of the Mer- as I have started to give a true state- bacon and beans, and part ot tho time, who wish to look tL records at Locators: George II. Kddleman. M. A was thrown him. but he made no ,UVv.ucRPRK-fr:- cey mine. - ment of facts, according to my own at Herring. showing beyond Jt may be, on beans straight. will to look any effort to save himself, County Recorder Copper Queen personal observations, aiid the , rec any time, not have Reconled In Pima Co . Rook D pngo deprived W. McDr.RMOT Deouty I read an article hi the Bi.boo Daily length of time until they find them. CA. doubt that his bruises had a It had been given out by some that ords, I must not deviate. Therefore, of Feb. 4, 1909. reported to Mine, August 2. 77: Raxter Mine. Dee. 17. 1S7S. him of consciousness. When this fact mI lyVS the Halcro mine was a relocation of wo will now give the proceedings In Review Rurker I), n. Ren. l& SarlS, Douglas, Ixxsitora: J. A. Ruekcr, John Dunn. T had forced itself unon Tony a mind, , I was at a loss for''Sa long time to another mine called the George Wash- probate of second cas hare been written bv Prof. Recorded Ih Co.. Hook D. page locats the court the D Hi-r- limn all generosity camel!- - "v11 w.1.11 roilce in the location of the ington. As no of name ai- - county. that the men who did the work on Co.. rtonk R. pajja Its. TranscrHveil Reearda Book . yttgn the - of. his nature,. .. 'Copper King. mine that on the docket of Cochise Recorded In Pima .. ..- . Rea and Herrlnir do not 1 Copper Queen woro pros- .u ik. uiiai.e. a al-- nt g peared on record, and the records Rook Minutes of the Probate Court. the like all fS: Transcribed Reronls. Rook I, pos uie J" 'fire ie lln, anything It a Insanity pectors acted the fool, as they most ion. (anper Kins. Dec. 17. IBs. iiaivm iu iue waiBL. in auuiuer lie utfu of the Mercey Mine, a person examining .how the Halcro to be located Decem- In the Matter of the of Geo. Mine Sent ?J. 1ST Witness: me consequence, nan- - Yarren all do: They made a hole in the Vnirv ' D. R. Ren. M. A. Herring. leaped on his horse, and with one records, ss a i ber 14th, 1877, I wanted to he sure Application G W Atkins, on Loealow Oeorre Real J ff : M. M. Tttar: piusseu. nnu iraoie to maro an error i.i. - ., -- ,oali eround. and ran through rich ore. ,i i- - - r Ree"-T- In Ilnvt Co.. Rook 1. wee M. bound he cleared the hank and was V.I1I was ngui, a oiuera re waiium, rliaralnc Geo. Warren of Insanity, awl anflei..ni. nm- irrrv.v nu f - without noticing It Rut this all ,ii 1 Truiscrl--- 1 1. dis-nt- stop Wa-r- e. M31-- S Prank Mc-- Henl.- Rfk 1. imgs buffeting the angry flood. Once his be explained In comes the Queen' was the original so thought they wonld and getto'Re' ft: TVvlderd Vl-- e Oct. whnt after TlM.lhat spou ,', 1I9 liorso went under, lie roa'ppearcd with the Location Notice or the Hal-- ' covery. I the records show be-c-i (Continued on page 10.) what tuey couia lor it. ramer man r-- ,;-- Rook 1. Locators "M A Herring. Georre Klein, think c, Tiase Tony in saddle. A Mine th0 prospect, altogether, and get noth- Transcribed Record. Rook I, page ii. w. Ansnntz the second time ha Pima Counlv Records. Rook '.. page II? ing: and. therefore, the Copper Queen Retorted in rima Co.. Rook A. tag I- - j disappeared, and tills time he roso to iranscnoea i:econi. hook I. page IM Silver Queen. JVpt at. Klt? TranstTlhed Records, Hook page HALCRO MINK sold $26,000. - the surface riderless. Tony was not for Witness- Co. V Rsl" Qabrge Warren Minerva Mine. Oct. Ii. 17. NOT1CB OF LOCATION Work Expensive M U. Witness: George II. nddlrman. seen aeaJn. His body was found at Vas locators: S. Whlfude, John T). Mute Mountains, Mule Pass. Pima I cannot believe that Professor Longhead W. A. Keama' Irftcators: R. Rea ten o'clock that night a few hundred County. Ariz.. Ter Dec llth. 1S77 lX pace Recorded In lima Co.. Roo C parc Recorded In Pima Co.. Rook yards down the stream, and we. tne undersigned, do tms day lo- - Douglas ever made such remarks. II 1, Transcribed Records. Rook I, pago tieut claim I mis- Tliranserlbed Records, Uoak S3). Heneley's at daylight. Tony died with cate and tai fifteen hundred feci he did, the professor was terribly 13K js on vein or lode sllyer ropner1 f this of and informed; and If he did not make Mohawk Mine, Oct. Ii ''1ST?. Atlanta Mine. Oct. Ii. 1J7J. a smile on his face, showing to th beailne ore. and )) three hundrd feet ' n. TleeL Witness: Charles Hiwbv. on enth side thereof. tn War- them, the reporter made a misstate- Witness: John Lonchead. Oo, Ixcator: Oeoree W. Atlilns. last his coutempt of danger, which located the Locators: Frank McKean, Gorg War- was exceeded only by Im- ren District, tn the County of Plmn. Ter ment, and wrongfully reported the G. W. Recorded In Pima Co.. Rook (I. nn.te his noble of Arizona, more partlcelarlv described ren Ilmiwr. J7. Transcribed Records, Roots p.ge pulse dis- professor. The truth is that the work Recorded in Pima Co.. Rook C. lia-- to help a fellow being In as follows: Commencing at a monument! ar-- con- 05 Transcribed Record". Rook I, page 17 1 i tress. of stones on the ledee on th Tce3t end. DUNCAN'S J done was to fulfill the locators' IS, 1S59. xt'Kcnn Mine. Oct. 44 lSTX. . , llelle Hie Mine. Oct. thence tJUrt three hundred feet pouth tn TVDfiE tract with the government, according VeCny- - Witness: Chart's Bofby. On the morning of the 12th. the Witness. Jlarrv lfnfy W. another monument of atones: thence east to the laws whereby tho claim was lo- Locators: Trank McKeM. GeorgeJer.V.at-re- n. locator: Ot. Alklas. bodies were brought to Camp Bowie, RSV)t fifteen hundred feet of surface to tide next Sunday will cated; was dono as the annual Recorded In lima Cn, Rook G. pac and today they wero buried with mil- another monument of atones th. ne. it Pirn Co Roo" C. paj--a yi. Transcribed Records. Rook X jnifo to Recorded In itary in ground (8l) six hundred feet north 'inot'ier ' in- to prove that they were nc Rook 1. Sdl honors the burying of thene-- G.7 flftci-- he one the most Transcribed Records paa I post. monument stones: of ? holding it in sooi faith, and vihna lis. had located the Xew York mln near this hundred feet west to a raonutm-n- i of 5 Dec. 1 177. In on, havo one t they did what they thought was the Rob Mine November. 1679, but account of I last oSlce to perform, stones thence ai thre hundred fee ' Mc- teresting the series. In work required they, like all persons Witness: Hush J. Jones. Frank scarcity of funds In our treasury tt and that is to place in your hands the a monument of stones erected on tfc' of Kean. ledir. Ring situated In Mule Mountain" , was Jan-j Tony - doing tho annual work on unpatented Lot-- : George Warren. D. R Rea. not recorded. On the 1st of watch which. always carried on Mule Pas about 11 on- and a half i claims, quit, when they were done. II M. Clwpln. nary, 1SS0, I made a new location no- his scouts. Twos captured In an In mllea west of Iron Sprlnss. and about it he tells of some of the Douglas and I became ac- Recorrte.1 In PIm Co. Rook C. --wee tice, and had it recorded as located dian camp about four months ago by 1 one quarter mile east the frn Professor V) 1. page This mine hcl! be knowt, . Transcr'bed Records Rook Iff. lo- Tony water sftrlaw the early quainted thirty years agoand no per- Xentune Mlne. Dec. i. IS77. on that date. The Holbrook was himself, or rather, the cajpp was as the Halcro Mine. famous murders of son can make me believe that the Witness: Frank McKean. Hugh J. cated by Charley Vincent before I captured by Tony, and I found the Dited Dec. 1 . 1S77. Jones went to Mule Gulch. I found It was watch and presented to him witnesses: uni. tinurn, I rnuft " ll days including the such a it .T f Bisbee professor made remark. Locators: Joheph Herrlnp, Georga not afr T rwA.Ara flitirl. TnriMi tnMr.l. TTal. There arc few of these pioneers liv- Warren. Patrl'k Dyer. RIlon Toomae. recorded until late In the spring ofj the capture. on Harry McCoy ing today; tbey have nearly all prised Recorded In Pima, Co.. Rook C. pace 117. 1S80. I suppose ror the lack of funds. Thus died the noblest hearted manl Filed and reconled at reout of J Hat i massacre 1883 which A D. 1X77. p. of for great beyond. their mem- Trtiserlled Records RooV 1. pase Iji, That appeared to be a disease that ever know. I write-- not In coudolcuce, cro, Dec. list. at I o clock to the Treat Mine Dee 1S77. at m' Rmmett - 1. very as a grief ' ory for the good they have done In life Witness- George Warren, Hugh J. time prevalent bnt full sharer in the deep SIDNEY W. CAHPENTCR. one man was lynched and as yon would have after generations Jack Dunn which his death has broughL Nobly Cpunty Recorder you Jns.lyoeators- - Joseph Herring. Richard ho lived noWy vlma. County Records. Hook D, png! treat yours for the good deeds At this time the one man's n&mevin and he died, for the 574 6. . . . PstrleU Dye. y Transcribed Records. Book vas were executed your Tnemar fcom-roonl- la six mar have done during life. ReeoriUd m lima Co., Rook C. pngs all talk was that of John Dunn noblest place where man can die . It mast be remembered that there ii'. Transerlhed RecorJs Rook 1, page known as Jack Dunn) the gov where ho dies tor man. rnrrnit oikkn mink was not more than one hundred and 1J8. eminent scouL The men In Mule Gulch I am, str. OP LOCATION rallrpad in ter- I'alant-Ita- i Drc. 1S77. had nothing praise Dunn. Very truly yours. Br vtrtae of th" lawa of the seventy mllca 'of the WftKesii: rit "Warren, Frank but for Jack Ualted States and of the Territory ot ritorythe Southern Pacific from Yu- Indeed It was apparent that he. or his JACK DUNN. Arizona. J. J&scph "Hal Tony's Ecotit, guide W tho undersiimed do this dav lo- ma eaet to a point between Marieona Locstoraf ifiirh Jones. deeds of bravery, was known all over and bosom friend. (IVi Tho-Sast- a cro. cate Snd cllm fifteen hundred feet "Wells and Ca3a Grande. Ke. IlarrT JIcroy tho territory. I had the pleasure of V. s. TJio watch indicated 7 o'clock. alnmr! the lftlce. lode or deposit of min 'Recorded In ''Pima 'Cii Tlook G, ' j was at this time at Las Vegas, New iiT Trarlbed Rsrds. Rook l meeting him at Fort Apache, as la Just aa It stopped whenrTony eral bearlns ore, with a. uniform wktth--

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PAGE fIn. BISt.1.1. RfeVlfeW. THE DAILY BlrJE, Aftl26Mt SUNDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER 19. 191

BISBEE'S EARLY HISTORY

i Some In Continued Page Stars front 9i Yesterday's Big Football Games m &rrtii to l at lars n .. 'V?? " "M Oeoraai tvir'L10brought ltforr ree for exenv w4,h " x Nw aaaaaa' v to taw" "' a0"llnCl bfa H Dated at TomlMtuuc this Hh day at ibb that uo. arret) was insane aitj n- - betas lav the l'raawte of aakl jMint)- - an tho th dav fJtsStarch. ui. of J. fc (Smidipiioir ami N. s. titbereor.. i RJd.T"; ?. " after heni testimony of two nn !. the arilon. conUiart Mfcl rotHlltiun of .id JaalBtaBflPBVBB. hh.1 eafct m.-- JPRBBBaa BB'lBaBaBtBBBBBaaaw aeeea,;. cnniuateo of f cine nftr having examined a&k l inhale written Miatetiient ..tular . h the efTeet Urn! mm penon n Insane to he ??! to at tars, to hlmf.lt other. An.! xaM Judge I WI-"- --' - betas '""" lYID30M- mlhifieil. rrotn aaM teetlmony. awl -- '. th hM written etaleniefltii of sad) KEOUGb EENN, CORNELL ntes of sral HONK. Li- - - that aia Oeorue War- iCnMl ren htjane,- an) that be U dani-erm- is IS 'SK!" ,"d.?' ? and linens VERSUS It Is therefore onlereii that aafri Gosrga "" " nmn tg itv ihi. eaarirtsL ylisi'V sjtitimhK ja&V Cot-hl- tf To the Sheriff of OtBuniv AH- - vSV Termor. eSrSL iiTJSW2LiW!fSl is e vur ujiruul tttArAi-n- I lint ,ih tia,-- 0f Mroh A. n 11 j. it r.i'pis Protatte Juilge. la ! Matter ' i vvatren. f the Itate of Ceorce

- Ml T.I tiwB;t- (ul laat It vat daaxrnH for XGak vBHaV S aP"H V VaK9EuBaaP Bf JMe.laWBVBaVl 7. B VBaVakCBBwBaavX IX1 3?T T T35I. law V 4aaP v f H xaaBKBaaF x i i W T&lfcgSg&l .SSSSTe1 SSK I atSMiotea a auir-tlaj- cf ,l. W jam wrj anl aKU stwrdton "V:tLS MiCHJWN COKJtUN-WCHJC- ?ADtMAHEK rvqutred tovji.e Wwt.1 Matt, said CKiAO NCROKiK' A. dreJ OeHai. tfort letter of cUanlba- - ilu taw lohfm. to he ai.Hrovi hit tin ourr. - "Tr"Oatad " "Tff 'xwae i Inter-Section- ai Artteaa, thU tth In al -- Oay of Mr-- hrbitm.A. D 1H - T" " The Two Games 3. ll LUaiS. 4m of ., Prjirt Jmle. vauei to GeorR la lit alTTlfl Mdkan , CAPROM. iM FRANK ,M. JKiVCHMD.Wzissz kUtr, , t'lDUi.W. It h Vrebr that II I lUAi annry cietrari.t.ami joxeub u. l)r.. I Alstntereetfal b add 'are hefbl I apiMHnted aHtaiPrsa of the eetatie of Iha 5W.fi(W a at bwaaa. ARIZONA AND . TWe Hh Oay at Marrh J.v D. icei 8 4. 1L 243Paf-gjliZ- -- J.lCAF. I'rithate Judge H Ordr. ra II NEW MEXICO Phone 0 ffl 8 Ph,ne 243 rer rase is. Ojor. . Jaeet T. To GHanUan to ll hla loterost h the foWowfce mlnlni; I RAILWAY j.ropwtj- - Id the arrea MnHts f n- DJrit: - uiwtttldml ha the Mam-- tnotb lti,itrti.oan uatnrMef & tntewntl tlk- -Iiios ARIZONA & NEW MEXICO RAIL Drink Copper Oily Beer in Saffof,! MM? hattoa. w undi-- , industry rWI 3.1 Interext at the Creawnl Mine 1 WAY COMPANY PASSENGER - t . iWJ8?- ,s"iaB lv hum,,- SERVICE. faitaful dleeharse f duty. , J- i DAILT. cheap Gpod Cheap. Wh do you want rage St Order tn'aettte eataasi ' ' t Not a Beer aut a Beer Pacr Zi ApjriUsris tb Mafttr 4'M-a-p Southbound. .NorUibouut'.' to iwy tUo freight? W gl'e you the tight goods and tho right lrolement; -. Clifton p.m. price. Bcors alwayfl bottled nt tho Brewory. pobiteh 7:10a.m.Lr. Ar. 3:6X Our bottled ar x ,.'a.? Order to in - 2 QUf., tentl to Be eoid. IM" 7:80 a.m. " Guthrie 1. 3:34p.ta Our prico to Famtliea Is $3.50 Cor dos delivered at Pass Ordered 16 make vaial deed S:36 b,bj. " Dunran " your home. - one t ?:p.m. IZth taterevt M Phllis HuWc ir v.-- " ittdiH. Conn., Manisaih 5" S:ftSju. U.rilEburg - la the JlHterer Tor mIu by. AH Gryccrica ecu 5.W- Deed for one id IntereM to L: It 11: W ii.ii!. Ah llachita ll.Tnjfi, of Ilaitln(n In the Safford Mlr. flw the Southbound train ooanccts with-' sum of V.ft. alno- - to I. B. Haatlnsa t Southern Pacific westbound trains Nol! au. intereati in thf Cre.-rti- t Jllne. for Phone.243 , B0STQN:& '.BJHftWH. Phone243 the sum of ISaou 1. leaving Lordsburg 10:57 a.tu,' lage II OmfirnMtton of Mile, and Mountain, Time. .Vede ordered. NOTICE: Our sanitary way ol ." bQttlipn." ,qb tlnjoll 'covered with JJfc Southbound train connects with Si' Pace OrdT to Mvttle ewlate: unhealthy pa&te on our Tannljauscc Beeji ' P.R' Ot idr io anteiid final act. Paso & Southwestern castUound train' , Pace Stt Ordr to ds.ils gaardian and for-K- l Paso,' leaving Haclifta make final mttiemetit at 1I:'! 1. UTAS. 8.111,, '.Mountain .Tinlc, and with west- Probate Jndp- - bound train for Douglas and Blsboo. For further Information look at leaving llachlla at 11:10 a-- Jfoun--. Dook 1. pages 30-3- 300-J0- 1 of insan- lain Time j When the man ity records. 1 A. T. THOMSON. hands v o u :i "j Here we have a sample ol a man. man TraOic,Jtanape.Vt,lifton. Arizona. ""Maiming lo bo a of sound mlad, n, 1911; - and In M respects suporlor to t? teb. CAPITA.NA r oor. demented fool whom lie claims yoii arc the best lo be insane. The art!es to this part' cxrt wa: 'cajt:; i gcttipg of the drama are dead Ion? ago. but' hovt CHICHESTER SPILLS cigar your nicktl will buy !u the acts In life still live in record, t It was George Atkins who Founded &?Q8i the praise of George Warren, and the l'lll II IiMy.1 .il4 r," records show it selligl In f JSiK--J Tale m .llM-- r V j. he did for a The Big I 'iiU-tiriv.Trn- ' Game Of The East - ffi ;;-- a puruoae. There can be no doubt but I"-- IIIKMI I.O 96 rMIlir I'll rf J t ! he used "Warren a tool, . tj ynk"-'Ba- i.! A!. s t hbi as and there Cm n PV lDffJ-.irT- . The of were other that did' same. THE RETURN SHIH-KA- - ',A,' Home Arizonans the After OF YUAN I ji'tuuiraiuuijiju runtime PROGRESS OF iir- in China iud he haw never got ------"arren was released, when others had . t IRK rich, us oftiehti secured all the money from the "Peking has at km remembered llfious. ceeds of the sale property, , "Ami yet It unques- of his he Yuan Saih-kai- tfce invalid by edtet. seems equally made his way to Mexico, and he was )h pfte in polite exil hte tioned that. of all this. Yuan PROTECT Hotel f! soon a peon. Judge G. H. Berry hear- at boma in the pro Sfaih Kai does not upseews conli-(iaac- e Grate ing about him went to Warren's res vince of HenaB" write Charles K. the THE HEALTH OF YOURSELF AND cue, paid - . of his ceuHtry. The Chinese and the amount of indebted- Field in Sttnaet 3daaln for n...-m- de FAMILY. v'wwwvwwww'wwyr'w ness for him; after which Warren, Coiltiartnr; ber. "In ny Mm ,he title or Pope's is prepared provide ' rParl,,fi t0 Be- - January, three year ago, Pa'rioL It remains Herb lo EL PA50, TCXAs. came to Bbbee. and was there for when the baby emperor had come tc to hq seen whether they will be sat- a 'eIendabIc household remedy, bas-- several years, earning a prerioue g'H UperatlOflS Oil the th dragon Urope and the m,w re--' isfied wih anything, f? "'f 'nci',Ie lmri,jr tf living, receiving some help from the Main Hana! glm HDder youthful crisis V,ood'"I."l,uiurinS freedom from disease. Copper Queen, the which they have bow rJrhm and doing odd Jobs. , got under way. Yuan. alread7aD.KlBt. 't Is a medicine tor maladies such as. e,c-,nn- te opportunist, K ?"i ay,DS as lit ',!t - - Llver Complaint. Con- ar . WASHINGTON. Nov S the heir by th tepor. wh.r r'e .t,-vj- .1S.Coutract.! he has a UBIICU 1LU UVWJT. - t - rMTiatit l. 1 . a . due .. uVO - - - au ' mo & .. . ivlnc a vavcu wt! aa aaa-- aanan a. .. n .rvvt4a1. . Stlltnrinn. WtVtrv niwl atafaiaaiaAmi, Vf.m.,1. ...iv ... rn um - ur UJ ari ,.iiniu ' .i r a. IaS- i,iuiii. jii concluding portion $""1 KM-S2- .ANTLERS this of thl. ... .arm,y. " Indigestion, Lumbago. rl THE CAFE j ,' "7""6 "" I'rauoas, borders. ' SZu3 h. LaV: k ,oyalllJ l """J ""J" " """" ..'aBaI Ln Derangements, Catarrli. Sick and Yuwa- - Yau pro-- MAIN OPPOSITE, irrigation for the ..-..- -. Nervous Headaches. Low of A,.Mie STREET P. 0. PHONE 221 i?J?,',,.I,,LeJ!LlSS,-B,w- . duties of bis htah offlc t"" .u - ..J toS5S - i ... .vu o ,wu, Ariej.iMi.falu--,.!- n--k ... ""- i iu,j j c, -- . -- - winiwror - frnm inaellv.. .. wwaaawa 1UU LaUUl. Tbii i. r"""linun L.Au.nBVal at f a. r .a and all aliments' arislnn ,,.-. ROBINSON u. inn. " nr amwawj nmailBM jj" "hae " " WM. out any truth in It. When .Ifce plain ' awl ."' . Ol uy which iu -- ii.j- .., """ " me ity of the Liver and Kidneys. invntu. w - w.- are they by v.. v.. .wviai,h.,t i.nrv.7i UUm ..t:. dtt.w!.,uu,Mn.a UCUwj 1HHK LBIffi MCV f"". VOMa .!. -, facts stated can see the ' yards of will ImilMlai diairnnata aaul Vu.n l,n...... "' It is purely Herbs. Barks and Hoot records for themselves such. 1 Ve alne ..j.... that miles long. estemliiiK front a noint Compound. It Is put up in chocolate the case. three coated tablets pleasing and easy Dunn, the Discoverer. mfl6 north of Yuma to the fa ' ,0 BUWe yo"r! Bn'l nfie day. to' -- svd. The take, (or can be dissolved In water. I j Dunn discovered w,,fl lBe iiiR canal ' Jack ore. resuliist ' "" ?tfOUt SBU b",f PrttbeMr wa. believed D,owr 'VeaU'lns "re and Mr: J. C. Meade cf Hyattsvide, Md. In the location of the Rucker mine ".e " Ht'o it it .h f "TP BCrttee in the Forbidden ' Isiguna dam. says: . first. Then Dunn grub-stake- d Bisbee Lumber Company, Inc. Warreu. w5 years T ! In tu HtMm "For have suffered withi and sent him to the Male Gulch. In . under tho Colorado :aa WH0LE8ALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN OREGON AN3 CT Backache, Headache. Neuralgia, return wa "" ,uw l "reost r tno work p'AssjB and ' M' Warren to name Dann in " stiff incJerr SHINGLE CUILD-- w"s 8Vout 1W Nervousness and extreme Katisuo, I TEXAS PINE, REDWOOD MOULDINGS, all notices of location of mines he! fmm the Arizona many HARDWARE, DOORS AND SASHES OF ALL KINDO, MINIKR ' 0B or, Ittore tor T"" "'J 325 '" '"c tried remedies without relief would locate Warren, as shown, failed naft. tho ant't the mouth. Ob aoilr. rio.' Mirairf . 'e?r rt5 ' to comply with the agreement. t,le CaUfornl gtde work is now in . -- rut. . r.u; T..rrirv' ? ww.,, aM mt relation Four months ago a grateful friend TIM8ER3 AND WEDGES, CARLOAD LOTS A SPECIALTY. ' .. r. sn,ft rfq Ihhj profAecy? Who , - o Ihp inetalia-ce-y -- 1: : YIn induced me .to write to Popo Medicine TELEPHONE L125 EMIL MARKS. ManMir- Warren with others located the Mer P"?re jyWnder gate asj r: '"rr' for 1912? mine. The parties never did any 'on' .lad orjwi'iied and developed. Htj ' 'i Co., Washington, B. C, for a box ' k i of Popo In the claim, and when the yea j 'rh river has beep unusually high rheunjatlsm may prove obstinate ou s Herb Coiafioufld Tablets, Outbid i me very urst uose or ran out the claim as open for rH.' for this season and good work has aipiwii . iiiihi ihh KiBanairn am i i .1 a to tablets J gave mo relief. I used not quite a ration, and in almost fifteen months , done on bank proUctlou. Atosg from the dale of Its first location, it theln levoe hoiJw: Yiuna the steamer j $L00 box and I ant entirely cured or When in LiweH call at the UfDtf qc m - . aa'lTaiaTlfFlv !...... " the my no " h v.j,i.--n Lrlni. .n.K. n. mknrMfftta.hJ5jS?si:... .. lain in back and have old' New ktknu Saloon HOTEL """-"- nuifr wv.w..bu, mrje aau pit m!u nits mKiiia; commBag of toe "nranrttu a k .1.. more headacbo. .Branch CENTRO We saow mat 'cthe Halcro mine wa. dnrer, has betwi at work on permeable nuy and proceeditu; to Mrs. F. E. Hankow ana "a,u Wergymail. you Dr. V. Henncsye, 6c Sweeney, Prop. located on the Hth dav of TWornhor. drana'. Hrwwt nm.r a... i. U',i.bDn. . 1. .1.. ...m. ,m. .Jr""' AJlZi'lA if J, .a prominent Frit. (Formerly of Bisbee) 1877. Physician Surgeon Albany, N. Halcro and aJs iwrtners dM tba made, tho dykes proriBK very eSv rapHed to this eieuse: ' IliLS d"!'nS "Y and of BL'pr, Elegantly Furnished Strictly - vcrn,t nri'i.'fcr'0.penny Y. Says: Biij and Bowl of Soup worn, acojru.n-- 10 law cicnu CotMtderaMe enrrnt huLnan Gt ltuav and waif af.,.tJ.. .T. Modern. "Pir.tM- ...... thin ahnwiua w , fl..El tliai If! Ht.fnn. ..a... m . ., ... . - ct .. . feea "As a Blood Purifier, Liver. Kidney I . 1 5 ,, ; c uainur snore.; we iepun of reoeit .... coniin- - e 31 S. St. ...r- " victories Xtus ...cn.-- i .jwn duyneuj V ' and System regulator I proscribe, J jr hsiu NearLagunaaarathedtetributk,ney.fd and Chin speU.t--d tSe - ,os Angeleb. Cal. - a. to "".f Pope Medicine- Co, of Washington, ar- takei: their pojm. Jack liann tern of the area protected by the NyalUy of live Imperial troops. iJtaSenSSVn would be known to the as tfie leree-tall- t V. Herb Compotmd as I ha?e, wrU tert spring Is under con-- 1 "At tbU hjortare, the troop, .hem- - SrtSlaSat fcS I? C c'fefc'orc-e- r SSn"" w of re in the MhW nsouHt Ui atf f A WA ' .....u ""! !Luvi done for the past 30 years, and I have , . aunlivlnM 4. tn.f .... . w,. r.,n.u, aurii.TiuK DcvriT is ortra set aeecaiauoH at rest. " ISyes ains. which horfor rteHtfulir btjlow?j rf ..w ..l ,"u.ua r..f"""iy aSICflp. round It to be a great remedy, which Examined and Glasses rat- eaijn tb. nJal l.-- .. ah. ,...a.. r,.i...... i """ r.lu l d.,,,11 .'""' tho boy to roldom If over falls. There are thou- ed for- All Kofractive lirrors and Yuraa.- and -- -- . ,io- .Zi l3dw. . , a . c- - . wort...-.- . lmm.ll.ta. -. """KfJIfl- - ead n . v.n.w.v.n. ea..vrM nil.l - to. win. in." 'e the .iwl I'xa'lon .U towiri,lI ... ., ...... inl mina.... sands of letters from users of Pope's Muscular .fTroubles lu.ln...... 1 ...... 1 ' I mwr, irn.iiiiieia in t una arotc uwaaaiatHwai Mlaf am: violated his agreement wth Jack ooi! (tHrcTanwBl all at hnrurtca..! at r...i. .v....." MH Herbs, that hare been benefitted and owe. the bKrrtuB royalltr -- -- 1Z, "! .1" .Y..;i s Dunn. Tlirm we ee the location of f from the ai AJT tiurod by iu proaor uv. Poyi-'- Herb Dr.FrD, The Shatiuck d- Rockefeller tJettlora uti the Caitforuia on -. T the Halcro mine; k was tho origiHal xitie a rlS'.TS, SS- to Compound Tubleta are put up SV tho , M location of the Copper Queen, and furtmr Indian. rmiervaUoa vhavc we mpcrtai pawce caaM aawrer. f ki la a box, month's treatmcnL Optometrist Agents 5,160 .tcree, s - "ix hud there not been collusion botween cBsrvd of wfclch S.335 raatlng th. dem and ayolOKtalas, yw .v."the law. --bat and will he sent POatiaUd oa jacei!.f Registered by Examination U are a mr i.!iai nara: j ..a ,i .. .. r . r . rolled nand. today I rt! either crop r ready j !. New York, Minnesota and Art Anheuser Busch Beer Ilea. Herring and Kddletnan., ua?r - "a. B' g;es me a tvopnice not tft of tl.ao. Bach byr contains a artsted tor Is T I -- - praise the Halcro would h. me anal suWivided as " - zona. the of wine follow: AXajfkv'JLfM riir iiaro turn apart Moniects. goanittew binding us to refund the' Shattuck's Squirrel In-- known the world over. aBd the acres: trttclt. is eauriiiouM. its vietitua bale! pufchasa price if the remedy fails to I With C, M. HENKEL, The one cofon 51 - Whiskey Hng that is sung about the Copper .acres;, orclaard. f their gouil day. At- tint riiae tlteae Thoughtful Girl fboneilL also full directions. Price Jewoter and Optometrist. i son Shllt-ka- la1 Queen never would have been known. j acre: crn aewe: dry teml aro written, Yoan l me young man was 'Guaranteed by the Pope Medicine, MOO'-HcreT- r irer calling ou tha . . ; lilo. Abept beterw Ymtta , Phons Thus we see honest men defrauded amiv tw inrea lwiu 1'eHIHK. Sin. lie didn't know her very well, but Co., Inc.. under the Pure Food and mM. are boles Irrj.'al editor pumped .Porelgaers held- - ot or taelr rtgltls. And Ed. Rily watec har hms Yuan, she loked good to him. He wanted Druijs AffL June 2fl. 1&M. No 3f90. - would have bondod tho mino In th the qnTy niaa b the em jdre' worth, i tu call again the next but hard rV6j- terms to agerts In unoccupied Could It Have I nicL name of the Halcro instead of pie Been serious coaaWeratioa g h power for ly had the nerve to. ask, ronnfHslon to territory, adore -r Mary, hi my VKIlJ. Copp- Queen. . V "Aunt this frtettd. Mr h kal nMiuttuf simatb .1.. .. - -- Kb..! . tPdFEMEDIClNECO.'aINC, . .- .- Jf r, iSpUTkim.." s .1 . v 'I: ' - ; ' : a j fjOeeti years r?actlit. Tj'd aSBrf, T- Ynl.lh-- Hk. (o ,.,;. bfelilU Building, D C Of Own Accord l iNwry. 1 dfdn t catch name." tdtl Ijb i.Pepe Vathlnntotr, Its the fcen a pregrmlvt.. lie hub whotJie p rimdy, 6, btmiei 'ily St. Elnio Hotel 'The last Umo I met you, you had 'Mr. StdllftltM. Iwen lap opeH advocate of reform .f ataMit nasi ytttk nm it you were suro would If" wouhl (Ju iil?jl.SBrvace. '' a csHMOtliat rJftatffiyilaL voh of th abolition, of A 09k of dlsapporutment,," ov- - "Yc&,8fr." 1 iliiiilli' f 'M I Ouich, ue bhck frtpa.4a. i eanie JPaT. i'l'tir iaake mosey." . uiiuu MaaeDu - prWlagu eduea- - er'he'r-luee- .' ' ' A ptaaa - rfwtaUeru 'ewjfe-b- first claaa K atw I SpfBHlna.'"- said, "Have jou ever been to the koo "YqB, I remeuiber." "Mr. la" 11 ties. It tMUBeUetieJ that he j rwiu'Slo YUU odElta. un.Uoiiiorrbw ."o sir, why dw .xpu gf57s5aBaai.iliaBaHBBaiMI wbf in Biahee. Yaw patMHiags sou put t throBgh tUMDd I BMHt. , u ask." "Did eter iltr atte it it who Hfure ivr aia otamiry ittati an. tdifijauU we'U-ded- Wfifch' night thlukTug solicited. -- tfarottgb-- j sounds "I was'Just how thrilling I didn't bare to It foil " to hlat'Hlie SflffklHs' other man living, i ABd what is nitre. wce!r rou call " Smith Pj-o- Ptaab. neaf nav ntmltv you'd find it to watch tke tortoises Vhale, ClsVefcnd PWa Dler- ... Se has fewa at the htad'yi oSSclal f Tlacs; whUz by." The TatUer. v.0

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& 6. Y - JMlFOUB HE BISBEE-DfilL- BEViEvVi MORNING,-NOVEMBE- i BISBEE,- ARIZONA, SUNDAY R 26. 191 1 .

THE BISBEE MASSACRE K -- ""W I &to00toftfaiHmtomm&ibm0im&mftfc&Mm&tofrft;i. W IP'P I & Tlftl'ltljilijftiftr h (Coatinued front Page it TWO HORSE OVERALLS 1 ! simr t i 4 In a hex oar and safely landad hlin. WAIT along with his brutal companions, In thoy alwaors pl,ae" tb Tombstono jail. In the short Dont Coal until of our8ol-icitor- s space of about two weeks after the order your arid Wood one . crime EVERT PAIR GUARANTEED had been committed, tho five MADE ST calls upon you. One of them is on the road wero In eentlnomnut await! lip the out-eom- of the awful deed tho- - had cow-- , C& j hunting you up now. A cold snap is on the way also huilUcd. LEVI STRAUSS COMPANY' John Hcltb, of whom we made men-- ' If your fire don't give good heat it's because you failed tlon in connection wlh the Hardy1 to get good Storo btllldfltfr. Hrmmn9nin1 tha nnfeuil fuel: hvaded by Bill Daniels Into the Sul- to phur Springs Valley. Helta tried in way every to .lead Daniels astray. If ; We have on hand the best Daniels proposed to follow a road. " ' ' Helth would want lo so another and soon they found themselves .off the Coal, wood, Hay, Bran and Grain trail and tho start was a, failure. TbJ made Daniels and tho rest look with that was ever in this market suspicion on Mr. Helth. Frank Buck-le- e coming to BisUee, saw Helth and recognising him a one of the gang We guarantee full weights and measure. along with Delaney and tho others at ran-l- bis l. in all probability the om You will get a genuine honest deal with us all times. 5 C who had planned the hold-up- . Hekh at was arreted on suspicion and lHtltl with the other five for tho action of Jury. 1 i- - the grand F Court Proceedings. . In open court. D. H. Pinney prosid BpJV ctoC? 9 ins. it 'JfJA i i :' Bisbee Fuel clliCt o December 21st 1S3 It was ordered that a special venire be Issued tor Main Office Medigovich Building, Door Below Copper Queen Hotel tw only-thre- e yrond Jurors to report 2nd February lSS4: on Mouda. 1th. also -- :- - that a bpechM venire for Su trial jurort. : Phone 121 Iki Issued to reiiort on Tuesday, Joh-rtuir- y 7th, ISSi. to serve durtag the f&t&W$&&'&lWAf ) Novombef term of the year 1SSS. Peo-nm- r 4th, 1S84, In th6 absence of the K preeldliu; judge. Ben Gooilrich. cour. on the .scaffold.. The attending pri-t- l comiulstiioiior, opened and adjoiirueI cautioned them, to be brac. The court to February 3, 188. Fcbruao wire then prepared for the trying or P Qth 1SS4 court opced, D. H. I'inuejr P deal. After r had been drawn 'I IiMld!ng, court oisued at 2 p. nu The sheriff reported the rollowliiR name! otcr their heads, they were given ajj H H persons were summoned to act as a iiiauco " niBiiu iiitir lata rmarii uc--i Social grand jurj- - and were present fore being ushered into the presence O O duty io be sworn In to perform their of their God. They all protested thoir W: J. B. Ayers, O. E. Mc-- . N N J. Stewart. ' Ciure, D. R. Drew, J. 11. Fryer, L. innocence and denied their guilt one Larrleu.John HI11.J. S. JlerrMI, George said Heath" was innocent. They all E E C. McCal-Htte- r, died in the Catholic faith. Howard, S. Finch. X A. Kelley "W. II. Knmscy. J. J. Bullis. K. and Dowed refused to tell their I'. Uptcn. J D. Kiunear. M. IL Smith, true names. Sheriff Ward did the last H. Wall, Howard, A. Jordan, act In the drama by cutting the rope, 1 1 J. J. J. thai held the weight; the wolght W. S. Davis. D. H. M. Clark. , Smlth,. sprung up door dropped and O A Kllterly, John Hill and J. S. Jler-ril- l the the 0 0 were excused. luc men patbd through, they hung; between blue sky as their, . The following named persons 'were ; and earth brought into court to aiiswor before' lives went slowly out. uavlns; the ie-n- tho grand Jury: Joim HKh. W. It alty prescribed by law for the terrl-j- l , enmo moy nau INSURANCE Sample. Dan Dowed. D. KolluJ-- J. tie commuicu. 1NSURBS Howard. "William Deisney. Tlw ert Might Have Done Better TH7T anuoinled Iawerb Tom Orum and V. There Ik little mora to be )aid in' II. Savage to take vharRe of the cabas mSlkr-- connection with this awful affair. Had d. j men whoiwerq j of D. Keiiey. w. u. smmpie. j. ew-ai- these bent en robbery TZ. LWiliW" taken tho precaution they could easily ESTATE D Dowed and William Dfllnsoy "w REAL in the fraud Jury room. havu done thuir 'work and the II vets , of Innocont people as well as their: William HerriiiR, cmiusel for John a scene from the Great Laughing Success "The Travelog Salesman,'' at HelH, tosk exoepUoRS to the orgairi-- . the Orphtum tonight own would have been sated; they MARRIAGE LICENSES action of the special Brand jury on might have heen-'caug- and been com- - Novewtaw term of ' Ipelled to borve a time sentence for r the grounds the ,.& Mmrt s.lbuirtlul nu flu. 1 tmi T,U. . . tho unlawful act aud that would have were ...... anu - lav inFi,riurv wune8 wmb and iesutiHi. tne prosecution proweded lo es- bten the worst. On tho stage couiinx 14 uuury vvm. uux- - tne.ovening-o- Tom Drum and V II. Saxage, on "m,v' """. aoiuu. upmie witnesech iu rebutui J C t tho .Wiling there was - money; & bohalf of thu defeiidanli Kelley, Saw- Kobert Iiatch, iranki II. Kxeiabaum a J. 1,' Ward wereiseeu thousand dollars. This OGAN SEED Howard. Dowed awl Delauey, Buckleslrs. Kline-Letso- n -nle. . . and J. W. Howell. After noon sorn and eaanuned. The caw; . T, "VZ1 & Marks Building, Main Street .. ..- - '"r,". Wl"".p,IJ1U11 Jury, on HUkJl vvii4ibi kj IUbt Hftta uuuuctu itc j5.u recebfc. W, W. wa recalla.1 for than rUmv.l fnr K..M. I.La --Iffor 9Al... ".t,.i l'J....u .. around of bias of Sheriff J u. wartf...... v.. wiivJ!...nvmcu ,u mv jumv auu buivii.ii.. - b tlle pro'ecnUou, after which the pros- arguments on company's pay day th 10th m i - m-- 11 Tlw objections and challenge were both sides, tho court was ihiwiiw m ji mi hii w nil '"JigJti.ii!iiii ipii i J Bullis was ecutienj rested its case. Tho following strwsed the jury, alter hteh tliey of Becember, nsj. Tii Htage tame in . . the court J. n- oitiu t Spiwlnied forMtt of the ?rand namt wUmk were called. wam rct "" s ! returned a Uwy 11 done the killing. Had l" ",J y Jr. of Pf Jn be a l" r,t'nae1 and ,Ilc it. of hi'" Aller the foreman grjad Jury had and o Mw of lie ae- - " mur,fr Jiw sne USU "5 " .r,, Tho w. ;d.r, javl, :Ibih .- n,.iiirirt. ftn.-. v endT?ft The court then gave town ami met fctage thoy jsoiug to rob htm made Daniels ilu. i'i ihlr wtiii.n. eintaiiAj. mniiLl tu, Hrniuiu,ir,Ul .. aiui!1 It'lt n Vilif If nn iial juiirni1 ... A Machine Minule (rviatf tira"-- " ..,. . .., tlii.. , 1tiuiTnit Dolaney,iil'Dan J.- - D. O w.u .w cautioner anu told him ir ho did a 4fVMVHW. Doed. trt February -- ,.,".? i"ni.w then lives Annie Thursday, February 1. . of.iirfc. .. the Prank B.Divenuort to lSi, tnl nanrPrfdha reoruary '"':?"" '".t."K.joun "'!? ""'". shoot- him- - 1.-- - osrefiil- and nnli- This is the Rate Remington Type, tarors and ".""t..jam, im court eoneuo.t 'tocerw.. uavpiuer, j. a. foit Being . writers are manufactured and tp'trTaU &n - duHw cases 'f&F&Jg SrS S.-- !3 ?: iSLP-- Snb Sold. New- Visible Models Nos. t J"? S?.? SJSSSJSZ u-- u- The or- - - t- - brought before them. he. court closed and the oounsei.for the pro- -- , " - - 10 11' Enjoying Popularity special' forty- - K a S hirif 47,-- and are a dered apother venire of cution counsel for the defendants i.iV.Ti.nLETier1 Never Before Attained by a Typewrit- oe aummoueu ana ad j" " eru. husband of Annie KoberU, died Ub ona, property. 11o trial juron. to argued mo ease. Alter argweHU T ; - JIZl'? Re- the i er. Catalog Forwarded Your iuiniodlaiely. grand juiy "tt?T ,WJBtnl tlU!B! to lw uice of a broken heart and the nuhom !n- n May's salmon, at to report Th cleed, th eowrt delivered a. written Joe , 00 the night quest. ' and fant of Mrs. Iloburts also perished. .. ,,,, B JL Hiadt; a partial report, indicting Dan charge te the Jury, after winch the F'Jnlf I " w f -.- -. ... w"i..u ??? lir ; xne persons nuns, mere i ..r."a,i "o poi.j Doed, W. U. Sample, whoso true court occupied the, time hearing other 8Sh .da ri"r,,I , iiieiuaiug poker w n.M. w. san.nk. ii. Kultev. , butweeH the hours o in the were thirteen yves secriftcHi for thu Jouos.b AIon5 aft'er mWIlcgt Remington Typewriter Co. i.,. r9u. & j0 i moralng o'clock in love o. money Six of Ihwr. were J. Howard. V. Delaney and John Convictions and the afternoon jt the AU,ut tBO No. 9 Washington The Be desperados of SUIbrokl!. E. St. Phoenix Ariz Helth of the crlnlc of murdering n. February IGth, 18SI, convened to hung by the nck until tho worst tyio that ever oVIo.k lu ,,, court 5"J any county Ail- - . m CIMirt theH appointed f i Infested or portion of n(K! i,"" ,., TI Turn Smith. The al a whli ull nffirra In Htlaad. county. V.. as "counsel for the defendants. Irum ance. Tlie cae of John Hwitb, aecuiwd Death of Helth zona outside of Cochise 5I , ; Cameron j Ij"" v., February 1SSI. the court and Ve reluctantly entered on this part bixty.fl0Ve I i-- tlsi. waB of ag0 and vaillams Stanford for Howard naiaed Jwir re jind sworn ?" J,oh? Heith wa! f tho history of Cochise county. It tn(1 (i,i,11.J , ad cima brought '. no means a nice bubject, bttt. as Kf Cam'-l- now friends Moxl- - occabion, had IUm he would Dowed; Herring ana tor try H. Intowurt wab sentenceii ty Jones waB ,eaning on o stands. The of the tod nover and houwern to the case: William Whltaker, glvc facti, In n tho bar Delaney. Col. Herring, attorney for Allen, F. Ruck, G. W. Chapman, I. serve a term of his natural life ir ho were trying to oron asked'Jonoa what was the nut- - can marked la.vi Walsh . h hf was arret t him azaln. T.owtiinr l;i nrrhrd h. u & - iue leriiiuriBa ttown, iei wjiicu jitu-- f(raign(-iumar- jiiauuer. It WaS fur If lite UO.U TtliA.- - n ...U .. . - !. bnrl ltTjn Ti..ln tlL.-v-J 4n , , m Delaney and HoUh requested that KUfekson. J. S. Uogart. J. D. McDou- r Kmtu "VMV' tnali.h.... wv uiit, 4iu v"- 4. v L'Irl. mnv a.w w mcu wc Ii.v ucnr.. Tlu. riM7inu. tiIri n fmv ur. nitMl tnw urtrsnnti wio.. - hnv. . . , . . V tw iuf vc iu tepanttely. gnl, S. U. CurUa, O. L. Bat,hford, ni.p vv u vu mhj u..v .....ltrl nmiV iiiir L'nnPiroi r'amumti jimti.- they be tried - - i John ,.,-j Bh rffta t . . -.. .b , ,..,..-j,. loti.r o..,i uhn . " nin oi too tree waisn naa to leave inerasenes taiK. in icss man uair an Defendants Plead Hettck, K. Dees and J uu.t.n. .,.,...,i a., ii. .": "" ..u February. Sth. 1SS4 tlve defendauU court orocetMled with llfftZri W. tenure of. Ufe might, he. kK. in might have heard it In a manner that XtCdid roTdo' thaf Bisbee, first going to Tombstone. They-- then Bey wrong Sir 'totzMrttoev lHDUKht court to make their of witiutsavs o& the- - t imm 'i cape might lead to a impression. ,Tones fcnocktU down Second followed him there and he had to , , . "V wer into nation the nart of or hln the :?" "..f,', iJea, Bach of the defendant pleaded uriwecutfen. Th following tuuiuMi wit J" coc'"on Bfy wuw cnt nu ' eing cognizant all me tacts si tne tjmt when Camwon wag rUiug Uo leave soon and went to Globe. It was IiiM . . . 1 ... Md0 sundy 01 March 1BV1, I re- - . "t alul 110 Hltnrriwvn t mi. t. nur otmui-- - of writlnir Ihn sillh 11. .i ...... t... .. i .n t. r mi iniilt. .Col Herring waived bis i,esfes were sworn and ex.aiHMi:TT vv. :. : ' - - inmuu 111s kuu aim bnoi jones in ine " uun num uuw i,u uuuu uut ...... tVio- it-r-.. 1 11 opieu at a ranen aix miles from Detaaey. - the chaiH! tu take th - cae to the Su Uct- im in all of it, details. We have ...,.:...... Me tt . , M. : : - .. . . . UU-- j VUH vw ...... ,i.,..u,ww Tlnu-I- UeM trial for w. Btwh, Itlchard I'undW. H. .',.'IIBTL- ...... ?T- "' kUiiCli, iiuiu nutvtl HO Iie m.4 iriut. - ou my way Galley- - . ..i uow ofBirate 1 .. .., Hi- r: ... ,.- r,i ...... -. --- . . .4 . enan. ;iiuritevK nan mau nut iuiirv4 tun iniBor mpjuema .1 ". . - ibiiu9 iff Ar...H ol-iuc- Intfinriln to iro In lh Silv; K!n I""- J10? '.neiBtiowinsiiaiueu juiu, ire, .L. gon, un inntan, win. lituHeucer?, iz. 7: 7 7 1 """"""" awui iure try Henry fetatemeia they intended to do so. that had no bearing 011 the fcubject. commenced to wine. Walsh was Killed on the road jn" , and awon. to the defeudW. Smith. Frank Buckle. Xlen My mortify and had ,p. m .,.! . ,, v,,-t- -,i n.. w...j.. 1. 1 ... 'in the momilur of February 22nd Many nerson6 took In thltf alfalr v.i,i m. !.limi , w- - - - w mil. from nin- . . l uf lu.u S...ASVITt w j 4 t i . MW O - t.,.lv ...... i-w. That. . "l V"QU UUCftH(JV.t. j IU. A,t JJVtli' - 1 4 1 Miuni7 VVIUUH u. f SIUU, A. It fi I . . 4 hoi y7Wt fct-- J. r t. ,. i .l lrti A miw tut ua tucKeieu out tin: cvomur-- lialnrp. mnm, me 10 unug mo 10 auu ,.J ard. D. Kolley and WIHiam Delaney fels, John Hil, C. Liostrom. L. V. Z, ui ui ww im juui; j jury rotUrned a verdict: "Done in self was a aon to tlie business or killing 0u '...... ,,,-- j. ,.. .lDZ 7 T, ." , - rv vww j- -v ww-- ..v -w w-- j. . JV.rJ" sumo umu-- on Me enrg 01 muraer, as luinneu. and wm, CKneey. Ttte pro 11 upiunte. compiaiai uau Deea inaue iwiuu iur th Iml! - lwrencc ;r", ; Ut: a nf TW J. S. Merrffl, Wm. Hows, J. Clifford, ecu tion rented its case and the CoMrt . njfv! ?.:ll4"; ef"1"! ,bUt. " .Uld. S. imp?: and Cameron was arrested. After the Nicholas McCormick was in Bisbee U. 2M:t '.il!"m u,u ,u Ketnp. H Keen, " on tne zatn ot August, to lay T bnd ttaet,,.. J. U Moore, W. I. recessed to February ltti. 18M. On .TT.S . ir!?.. "Vi."' Tt . 'f"lul"uy' ,.i. . preliminary examination the charge l&ii. ZXaKatar,Iml i had idpa R A. L- - Shook HoriBaii Weliab, J. Bin- - FehnMry 1M-I- . ..u. ,ouB"'. pn. a" asalnst Camerou vras dkraissed and In supplies. While he was on his way fold Itth. wut oned at STJtJJ .crrLJ"ZZ?:vton T satisfaction'"J?" ofl?fknowing thoy acted lutthe countnr Uo mo not to be Iwn, T. F. Tort. W. Loton and J. 9 . w., all officer present. Tho trtal the i,0 was dil,charged. Jones was burled to Camp Handy the White Tail Deer I not but hiia up good by uxterml. '1 I at 11. Cummiugs. The folk-win- named of John Heath nrocMded. The foi- - wSfr""?.:4 toifive the keH,the part.of dllzens 0n the Little Naw York mine, without mine, ho was shot in the back and JV'" '" u" T ,. '.". out-law- ,,," - --" warn Mtwtrn s.nl RZUtMfiWid wHnuuAd utmrn Ot MHt JwK aJMl NttCr SvCUril IB me natlng tnat band of ana certnonv. ami li rahl.l wr.. killed bv nartloa unknown to the iury...... v., ... " . ..."j " 1fln. m.t idin. - inn. "i.. , fha-,- rf .- ,ne committee proceenieu 10 un- Knowing lUey uau in a "UBpIcloii . tl.o r of ih. Torrltorv: W. A ri i rj ttu. .1- f8" tea,Dce .onc.m0L T,1""1' r!tU a purse Th ovldcrt.'e left room to hIln vh7it ,le waB dolng there" and told r-.-.t.j- . "'lock the cell of John Helth. They stopped the unlawful aoU a Orljal- - r,.l,iu..,ir. ltlrtanl r.i--. tv- - n i,a,. r P lo Tombstone against two Mexicans, Manuel him h" would surely be arrestfJl He andt..hW. Myers. Tac court took Montgomery. Joseph D. Dyer, Nathan "iSP pU"?l -- n ,n .l.uls BCCtlol of Arizona..i to havo Cameron arrested as'ain. After vo and Comolio'Paz. but they escaped ,Ileroiy gmii llMdte a .. . T . ". .. - rW Ullf.1 T .. a a 1 . . .1 . and did not amW to his "I!t The 11'd II... T1I1 - ' - . TiMMhu. After rucess tne court reswacu iv. wait. Jlarrv Kraai anil Cassarlo fli"; " " ""- r "" "" "- " ""y """ ibo uiwrici... aturney revieweu tuo evi- io Boooru, aim were never cauiurcu. l,. t.w .i.,,,.. n.. .ili ..i .. - TSay. nd rj tell tlwJiearlng of evldcuce. The following lccrjo. Coort then ngeeoed to Fb- M,f lLi.??W .JfiTB' a.8 ,,ut.? bPcts , , oth,,!re ?r "en: ho lormired if Frame liad any! On tho morning of September 7tli,me wber h - uU- beCr but I think imued wltnetses were sworn and ex- nth, ISM. nr. ISM. 22 "SuSEf rUller - LLl us ,lD nev evW-'- - auswored he haj 1SS7. a cowboy by tho name or Josph SSnee not bo conrT Ftty ,i JL!'1 tf. P71010 " r- ,wrthain awUed on liebrif of th Territory; opewrf at a. watt ofllcers ?"d Ah.Mtll0CIa,'; and th" dls,ri attornW Id - Sra,th went lnto tIlc o0" of Clark far away htwas clounlv ?uf-1,l1i?i- JJ - McUawryw. Ubon Iardu. II. M. Horton, J. U presenuTJo Wnl ut John MeiUi ws vnLi",8Moriea ,roK! , l0""- Frame there wdg no law that would and ttson and commenced to shoot and h could not havediStraVoIod any - y wu- - - waro, ,"-.- pruw , . -!, . iiTu tiT "i-;- ,: , ""'" '" T"" ." v:"" ..' .' distance. Wbat became of Mm -- -- ;h - .V."'',"- . 11 ," .' atiwrawnscbb.m 1 - - ,Ja. r .w , . i wmH,v ! xmm . i.,. i?""" """"" .." 1. J Jam.n..i .irii, iimvinn iui w vaaji.. arsva Tr ut Hi.nuM Ta- rVnl,,w inn, iwiiiuuj assu luu tukvt bisim """, the saloon went to -- top him- - SmiUi j g ' ru.llre-- was wuore Lc Vloal HW8r bwir(L Hush, after which tbo court took re tho of tbe pendant: W. L A ? lUT'wtrc " te;lerthuu lt fired at Simons and tbo ball passed y bL. dled , cnHrornla, a. SeamensT Hoir. S J?t ' tt of one gang of outlaws toss to Monda. February 11th. 1441. A. O. Wallace, Jan cill"el?H?,J.llYoLv't?1"? V raere, "" hhroUUJ'10, "J("?t Slm?h! Krom the time of the first klJMng Court with Ml the olheers and art. Dan Kelley. WJHtom Iletaoej. ?, b?w, ' nlnB IJo other. They cpuld part of lbS4, was tho seono ot another unt y. , prSw-iit- ?ie, his tho tat ibwc , th- - of O. W. mvW. Man- - trow "JL1pocket, ,K,t twlh exist the same shooting scrape. About o'clock, spot Tho coroner's Jury , and oiamlwiWon Dm Dowl, John three acquitted olbora- bul know .i.- . -- r .1, vi...-- 1.0... i- - m. ,. and a pervon bandaged his eyes. He of country. I'crbOtis who wero not Uio noc- - mimg ab,t r3i.'..rTWTUJeOBOB - u 7 . , m. .,. or a Uttlo later, ou tbo morning of Simons, as act was il nil K"i " .ot..j .o. tii.. .tu.iiicici . rottai.ttu1 nrnwif In nrvl fill .. it,..,;, .I ,!. And tbe hi,D miriiW uu, l,t. l.li .nl,..l ..Ill, .M..J...I - pTBtewled with. The tolloirvius nanwei Jom H.'w. September Utb, 18$ I. George Tolcs, essary self defense. Simons was eon- aBd' j u w,i,",ong aJ Ko lmJv wftb tod. awl thv iiia Mm tiiv ir. jhelr own business were not in Jamos Keho, Jack Walsh and a stran- btablo at the Umc Through M1 perform-- , an .,,.,. lltuwan family Thetc aro tho f ,HW ot the manner luterRreil with. ger who came into town the previous IV. is. UWi n M1U1 aim AJilEU VJ on(M, eti.. - lha,..z.,KMrrwl ,lrit,r- Dlu.tlnuJn"""-- " day .wore playing a game of poker. A a man by the came of Wilber Harris Mlfie CulcB nowr Bisboe. "' ooncerued ot all the pttrtWjianta, and John HU. a man around town and drunken Mexican entered the saloon on tbo evening or January 13tb, lit. informed them they were hanging au who was a witness against John, and (going lo the table whore tho Iiecausc of a woman scrape. Harrli-wa- s , i,nnA.l .,u., nn4, f I...,, .aru.1.1 I. . 1l..,,L ...... lll.t ...... TrlAQEDIES TOLD IN HEADLINES Have .yoa weak heart, diwy feelings, oppressed ,uuvtuii,Hiuimii(v7 winim hrh h ifui lltllllj. HUH KWieil 0 V. A. waaiClSl...lUll gamo was in progress, annojod the exonerated by tho coroner's Jury, breathing after meal? Or do yuu experience pin later from the others. the morning of March 22nd, 18M men. and they put him out of the as Park went after and shot at him, (CblcasoTribunej goiai ir Wholesale Execution I while lu tho act breaking onen a. wns oyer the heart, thortns of breath on of the house. After short time the Mexi- and Wilber Harris compelled to Had fler this part had saloon. - n. loft His Uallroad' nehut in end the many ditrrra symptema which indicate of the ilrarna (safe in Daniel's 1'rcvlous to can camo back with rifle? nurl mm kill Clark In self dofeusc. ClpHioa.' poor and bad Wood? A hesrt torac, beeu priortuiid. the glUzous qnlotly 'making tho attempt to rob the safo ; menced to shoot among tjio Daley's Deed Ills Otsor circulation players, "Woman Had Hidden Mouey blood and bodyVdiWcr that bes Hood the tot of returned to their homes. They did not. h communicated his intention to John wounding James Koho seriously. Ho The lust of this chapter of killing Hw sv f. aaic - lu Cook, Stovo." over 40 yean ol cares i 'however, allow their vigilance to re- Keynolds ,a pergonal friend of Daniels., Ilcd several days au'd bled to death. was done by Jainiw Daley. Aurll 10th. lux, and an armed guard was kept ou and wanted Keynolds to help do the George Toles was wouudcl, but not lH'JO, about four o'clock in tho a(W-- : swiua Was u'astened I.eeuroiy F I Ullfc7'' Dr. Pierce's Golden'Medical Discovery the outside of the joii as well as the. Job. Uuynolds told Daniels and ac-- k bdd, and he recovered all right noon. James Daley mud about a tnilo at Top." J , "Use-- clek-wor- inside. It would have bee i bad fon cordingly pauiels bad Edward Wal-- Walsh was gulch Cop-- Old Klflo Barrol Tt PoKo TJie heart cs The red Jack slightly wounded. down the from where tho ' beconas re.Ur who might have attempted to young man, to help Funiacc" , , number and (be tert, a him watch The morning after tho shooting the clU ivi Mucytl nivip la (ivvv, u lirM!S. ) blood ctrpcjcie ere tc;acd in stop ui "Intorfereil f-- filled tbo carrying out of the tontouce. for Hllos behind a billiard tahjo In izens assembled. There was a determi- known in tne early days us in Quarrol Botween nervei in tern snj well d. The artaf'.rs ore the Jron wky debility, ne the 2Sth of March, Dan, the saloon. Abyut two o'clock on .the to put s stop to such work. KttHriir AV W tiuih,,r txnw o,iiilnlil uuu iviie with ffiod Mood. T!iat ii nerroui lb, " .calton iiuiwuu nh TViWfit. Willi:, M, nC Miirt-- ,.. v. , .mm, rUt!inv W m,irill,ir WW tln.tr... Sinnnl.w , . , !,. At .fclu. t'..-'jt- ' - irritability, fajnttng pellj, dijappear and are over-co- ...... v, lluotiwv...... HW,v.wOT.. v...... V Ull.:M 5...imt .M CIUIWD VI 1UU HA l 1L..11 . lil Iftll 1. . Mcjcan had mado coiqplnint "it was Hfs Firet Attoiaft'at Rob- by thu herative catrset of'tmedicinal roofa Hampli c, DanlKulloj' anif JHownhl. tolheyjachidoor smd'lltfally'f.orcc iVfnsVell bNVaJ.tbeii us on' another araiiist-Dife- and ' blng a Beehive.' - oix-n- . with- - - W put op by Dr. I'ieree witnout the utc of alcohol. about' the bonrfof nuutu wrt- 'called 'and. a crowbar he coin lutrr "tIimv fon ml l... Atxlran a warrant for Daley's arrest Lowtjicr, "Hoor of Lodgu Uonlu QUoa Way upon - AV -- our heihbor. Many have been cured ol to IjeaHlho death' warrant reap. menced working pu the' safe. Daniels, a bed in a cabin. They procured a ropo as an ottictr, went to berve tlie war- wuiio uauuidato w Being To;scd,lu whldli, they spoke, HHes made no reply. cicrrs, ,,fever-ore,- '; while swelling, etc.. bytaiinj! after commenced their but The" .and led him up the gulch to a tree rant and muVo the arrest I saw Low Blanket." .erofuloui condition, short march to the scaffold, one Daniels, who had tt gun loaded 'alongside pt Pierce's Diacovery. Just the refreshing end viuhzm tonic needed for each shot the road, near the house thcr as he was starting and he told Dr being accompanied by fol- - slugs, llreU! killing waste, in ccnvaleteence frora fever or for mic, ono of the with HHes lustant- Martin O'Hare. and they made sure mo what he was soing to do. I asked PILES CURED IN 6 TO 14 DAYS, ricMi'tve tiasne ?: oflice-rs- : - SUck renedy apd refmc ell lust lowing Sheriff Bob Paul, b ho only made a couple of steps tin- the Mexican would no inoro dam-ag- o him thcro was any person golns Ypur drueri-- thin-blod- ed people, to thu M.ful tne io if t will refund money if 7, j t t.:u nml hv ih dealer who i looking for a larger profit. Noth- - Sberiff Ward. Deputy Sheriffs Joint til ho fell dead. Previous to the killing to persons. The tree they hum; along. Ho told ino "No." I told him A20 OINTMENT falls to cure any Crowley, Corfjilt to e halfa much good D Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. jF Knox and Bob Daniels came me and told mo that him on was about seveuti-flv- yards uc uau cuuiu waou ui lileCUlDg fa"HU do ion , . lt- -; uruci uiin wrniu uiuufi iiqumg, uiiua, or W..Vl ! r,TJl ft werejHlle? lutecdel o da aad reruarked Kreis-aum- .lV frons where Jeaes 'a hoasejas he Jtaa.v that Daley, oa a pre' loos Frotrudiug Piles in b to II das 60c. - - v .rjv ;i r sf Asr&irj SECTION TWO THE BISBEE DAILY REVIEW SIX PAGES MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS,

VOLUME 14. BISBEE, ARIZONA, SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 26 1911. NUMBER 172 Stories of the Early Days of Cochise County Written For The Review By James F. Duncan Of Tombstone

dollar, I In tho early days or tho eighties a .lordnn (old him If he did "tnnd Jf could succeed In inducing ths tho Kreh of the Bon Ton' saloon, prior ilio- ho would pay-li(- but ho know with- f governor to him. 1 would only nnd tbo morals of ioplo iarilnn where ho fell. At thU time D. Tom in tho southeast part or Arizona. gon-orall- y in about 1L Jordan gnvo him the; No. 5 undertake It on condition ho ou!d speaking, wore (about al as dollar. Ihk Hoftan was not satisfied t leavo tho territory and never return Smith. a deputy sheriff, who with his they osslbly anl told Jordan he owod blm two to it. To proposition, readily wlfo was eating supper in Sima'n res- lo' nn'obb as could cot this he taurant, Of oonrso Ihero wer. somo scattered MolUw. At t lilt point O'Brien, being i agreed.About two months later Go rpmo out and commanded, hnollnir-"nnr- trifnt-inrti- I And Other Crimes them to nnlt. l around of tho law and order kind. " the outside or tho building, throw Of The Murders Triple, on my recommendation, par l . ' : ...... but thay wore few and far. between, a largo sized rook through the win SOME doned Rvorett. who made hU way r ",,ra ','c as a ac'ut" s"criff. I)elftno' Tho Bottlers who have found thelrilw, Jordan, not knowing what would During The Early ,History Of The Warren direct to fllsbeo. I met him on the him he was tho man they wore '- shot-gu- n looking way Into tho country of Into year como -'. look his off the street, gno htm a piece of my mind for and shot him In tho left cannot imagine or have any Idea what sbolf under tho lmr It ivns ln.nil.xl District , . . . . and said if ho was n town In ten shouldor. Smith remarked: "I am with slugs as so Hogan hit" ond Dolaney sold, "I will give you tho oarly days were. he did fired minutesl would havo him arrected'and " Tho country looked hard and all It at Jordan. Jordan then fired and one sent back for breaking his agreement. another The second shot wtis fatal contained did not licllo its looks of tho slugs broke tho skull on the Everett left without further order Before the shooting commoncod I ...... i - when wo remember In 179 the peo- - left sldo of Hogan' head. George ACCOUNT OF "THE BISBEE MASSACRE" AND THE TRIAL I.... tr .,.. .. . t.. came un tho streot in find tttirrt- plo could be placed In fhreo classes- - iRridgc. tho constable, was sitting by .....AND EXECUTION OF HE PARTICIPANTS the Dragoon mountains. Peter reVo,lUea,or?Poon- - I looked In at MIw Tho rough nnd touch element, tho out- tho stove up to tbift time. Ho wenl who was a former resident at Bisbee. ?"'n,ey storo bnt lle as nt Ulpr laws of all parts of tho United States, niter nogan who tried to shoot ' was located at Johnson. Everett nndAl u,ls tlmo the horses of the intir-- who made their was Into the Terrl Bridge, who caught Hogan by tlio ! Dovo had a falllnsr out shortly after I "'' across me sireeu un "'o. e my wn up 1 notof-tic- e tory to continue their wild llfo and arm and then hit him. Ilogan. on the . ho went there. Tho result was Deo looked and saw West Howell escape; tho punishment of the law for nead with his llridKo hi! to beginning pt Febniary. 1SS5, formerly been in the employ of tho shot and killed him Devo was nr-- and Tom - l"l the Bailey. I up their many unlawful arts, such men him jun above where the- ball from jknow of one then, Uvlng toittyf P as a locomotive engineer. His rosted and the grand Jury found a true then went to the BIsbo of and before then the Main street did House -- going by Scar-Face- d Jordan s gun hit tho skull. was and Harry Weatherspoon and tho coKnomen of These ,Wa wa Botinn taken against not much resemble (ho Main street life was insured in the Association , i' against htm. Ho tried and o aro tho as brought i. - Hank Purcell were there. I went in Charloy. Cully mil. farts out at tho Al testimony went to toilny buildings of Engineers for two thousand dol ( found ijuilty of murder in the second inquest which was held on Jordan. lthe of All the wero of tho store and had just started to douce, Billy tho Kid, John Rlngo. March 2nd, prove he was justifiable, as he was lumber, with the exception of tho lars. Hit effects wore sent to an degree and sentenced to a term In Pony Deal, tho Clantons and Mclw- - I SI. Tho following named person-wer- e Qulncy, Illinois, the penitentiary. While- - the sheriff pik io .Many weatnerspoon whoti acting in self defense. "Bon ton, which wns adobe, and the uncle living near ...v.- - summoned 111111. b.iuji...& t'uiuiiivinjeu, gor rys and others of like calilier they to act as coroner' shop. woods was oorn ...in irrvpnAainr...... -aow- ' nua I'luuuit; uu iiiu 1..113 min I'urceu , were sworn. At this time tho Justice of the Duffy butcher Opposite whore .w.. .. 'itolilnrl-- n hifrol nr,l lAnf h AHnnK constituted one class and were known jury, and James II. Hoad a. very posi- building ork and was wel connected. His , umo emaea.....tne care 01 tne on.cer r - ly, K. Page. Delaney. Peace was In precarious tho Angius Is.now, tho house " as "rustlers." Then tho law and or- U Patrick John tion, liable any to be attacked Watcon he street remains were laid In tne old graxe anu jumpea uwouga ino winuow. nc ... at time of John stood.Thoret 1 1 11. n . Delaney der party, somo persons McGregor. John B. Watson, Samuel ...t nn JJ.-riin- nf rm mho. heard H"K':when ho ordered with slick ard back Ul .tII1C SC11UU1 HUUSlU. iinu, ,v ...a vuvv. following on any pretext that might bo trumped was only wide enough1 for one wagon " "wmo, iTappIner to go In the storo within, their ranks who wero as bad Shaw. The witnosses v.ere up; we been In too many Watson On the morning or tho 10th of May., or wnicn ne uieu. tie uvea longono-jg- and heard any examined: M. but had It stood partly in tho street Tappmer tell him he would not. Wo as rustlers in tho foregoing class; kworn and John Glenn. In house. 1S2 Frank Stable was running tho for the sheriff to get a receipt from warm places our time, and tho kept a sort of eating From the - beard D. Tom thoy wero pco-pl- o David W. Weldt, Sam Dwycr. Charles warden- him. reported Smith command them but of tho foty kind, rough element found ve would noi Angius building down telow whero Gem saloon, between William Iloberts'lthe for It was stop who would to murder of IVncent, David Wilson, Hum Hardy, saloon restaurant of Manuel there was not another pile of rock to shooting and heard Delanev i scare or back from any stand we tho liostoQlce building Is now. with and the was. iturrougRs, . , . way tell Smith he the man they wero tho most fiendish kind in to uanlel bheter, Frank i -i f . I morning a miles order t. - we tho oxreptions on North sldo of SImas. On the ol the daj for hundred either point. - cow- Bradley, A. C. IU J.100?- Anu al K"u "e ,'"F"' the say looking for. We heard Smith, say hi jaln tholr Thoy were- too John McClaln. wo gave named alove. Stnhle. Stee Bradlsli. I whether this wns a fact I cannot rr. v nnnh-im- . i a. and them to understand the street at the old butcher shop that vas shot and heard Delaney say "I ardly to do the acts themselves, but rishr. J Mc us. wns occupied bj Duffv years John Kearney and J. I). Trapp wcrt wnat became of liurord i never Knew, they could always find men Dougal. JaiaoH RdRccomh and Henry was no foolishness about for this country was well rid will give job another." I then went degraded building stood "back I laying a card ramc Billy Armstrong, he ett and tho onoufih who would C'cCabo. After somo hard testimony This was followed with auother from tho street out the back door of the store and soil themselves was Uth, some two or was prospector, came In town and filled of him a mere being given tho coroner'e jury oroii(,lit Jamos Wood killed on March three feet and down the stairs. I there saw Bill Dan-iel- s for pittance to do tho work, 1SS1, In oarly spring 1S81 "P on b"S juice About ten oclock. John Conolly was killed by Walter and. it caught, would tholr pais In Win. Itnbcrts' saloon. Of this erected the of and John Reynolds going past hac by Walk Williams. On he south side j to " and I Inquired what was all the shoot- swear them clear, when in reality Main east "?ilch thoy should havo stretched hemp or of street and of tho ing for. They said they did not know placed oxtondlng down from tho Hendrjcks but they were going to try and catch been behind the bars where mlno is property of Mr. Preston, thoy could not glvo their fellow men tho them. The gang at this time had nuy Oil tho wostond of this property Mr started down tho street shooting as trouble. Hut strange, tunc of Below tho those same people aro rated very high lVoston had his residence. they went. I then went up Into the in territory t house and about, where the post-otllc- t store and across the street. Those who this todav, and aro looked i- iris, V AraMKSHKfi is present was Prestons lumber ; up to by a Certain class and extolled at !XAtf'ii were in tho Goldwater store were yard. On the west, sldo of the gulch coming out I for their merits. Then our govern-men- t Harrj Hartisan and wns the Bon Ton saloon building both came to John Tapniner Iyinir on had a class of men. under tlio by A. C. McClain command of officers), called the armv. built and Marshall the walk in front of the saloon where Mitchell, and occupied at the Mmc he fell. At same They, at that time, were supposed by flllrpy. tho time Rlchatd trilxvg wo writ about Next ad Kundlo found D. Tom Smith between to keen tho various nt Aiunliu' fjolnlng on west store of Jor 'ifriUer control and also help peaca.oin the the the shifts, or, the delivery wagon. (;oilwiuer and A. A. Castonnda it j cers (o keep the unruly In bound,! t Smith after being shot the second by tJon. -t ' ' L .- - -- xas lmiit MWT- as' j tlmo orawlea Through 1 Tm the hack the second store mi iilBDoe. .Next au S, .,; tr"mrJ&m- Killing of w- Mrs. Roberts, It Was Wild and Weoly. I BSLlFL- - otrU Nstfflaf. '(tvrkfcun SBba joining ami wuh a kmumu teix part of the wagon. Mrs. Annie Roli-ert- s wi 1 ri In looking back thirty-od- years ago J joe Jiav or iranoin jicunns. was standing at the door of her Mid knowing - j by one or IK1 the difficulties that olfl- think it was built' tho Tn restaurant wlien the shooting com- cers of the law had to contend with liolot btothers of this I am not stirf menced She turned to go In the on account of communications, ft li- West ft'a :the saloon afterward.! house when a ball from Dowod's gun no wonder, when wo come to think of owned by Sol Pierce. The next build fired at Bright missed him and passed it. that tho country assuaied the name Ih west Was erected by W. B. Scolt t through tho door jamb and lodged in of "Tho Wild and Wooly Wert." ad who opened the nn mercantile store the small or her back, wrlm which that the peonle outside of Arizona After conducting the business for a she died In terrible agony the net looked upon thofep within its borders short time, he turned It oier to hi morning. J. a Xolly (known by th rb criminals and outlaws. brolhors-ln-In- Ed and Ham Hardy. name of Tex) was in a saloon ahd From the foregoing, the jieople of uudor compulsion. They round put ho Card of Admission to 'he Execution of Five Participants m when the shooting commenced he ran Blsleo can have an idea what tho nail a wuc iivirk men iiihl lie iihii i 'The Bisbee Massacre," Tills Ticket is Now Owned By out and was shot in the abdomen by a oarly settlors of that now prosperous boon married to before marriiig Miss, ball from Dowed's gun, from city with, you HHrtly. He country slionly the had to contend and left he George Dunn. et . of which he died the following can well understand how it caino to i after and I never heani, of him after it.r.s uesaay. , pass many i Dowed and Delaney had so crime were committed leaving, itaruy run store for a 'shot two each. James Kreigbaum and before the law was ermlttcd to as- yer or more and then quit. This U i , . some h "e"l In the saloon took out his This case I kpew very little about, for i others ran between the butcher sume sway rough cle- th.. hniuui thnt Itnith niun,1 post-offic- e and bring the hH I - sho,n and drug f - Kn flourished it around, and the It occurred while was away attend a.ntJ the store ment under control. dance hall In at tho tlmo of the Bis anJ tneJ SD00t tnem as the-- Tho prospectors a int- - the session or tne Twelfth leus- - ' r Psed and miners a IiKfu ituirui-'- i un ueccmwr oin. io sun went on ana me uaii enierca down the Mreet ,Jln j,an,e,8 a,ld rulo woru of the law and order clans, Mm the north side of the street, and Stahle's body. Stahlo got up from the ,ature- - ,John Reynolds , ns'fS -- ran down tbo gulch and their goodness was shown In iiK partly opposite vs the building table and asked Bradlsli to hold him. The Bisbee Massacre firing at the fleeing I I criminals. under. v? their many acts of kindness toward whore Jordan had his saloon, mention Armstrong, by this time, became so- About the first of December 1SS3, (Mood at the time Red Sample was tholr fellow men. of which has boon made; next the ros-- ! ber and inquired if ho was hurt there visited BIsbeo five men who slightly wounded but not enough to Crime was an unknown quantity in iatirnnt of Mrs. Annie Roberts; next Stable told him he was dying. In .he were strangers. They made them - lcrlpplo him. The shooting was dono Mulo Gulch until after tho start of tho ot adjoining the saloon of BUI Dan (M fusion Arn-itav- c left and s selves agreeable to tho people and (In a few minutes and ever) body was ilrst smelter. Wo do not pretend to next the saloon of William Rob- - Inrvrr lyennl of '.inhlo ilhcl ;n loitered" around for several days, their liken by surprise and for tlmo say sa f ' the the starting of it had anything oris, then the bmMinsr run as a ti, irth i into was known of him. actions wero only slightly noticed, the people were in a manner paral- - to do with tho of" loon formcrlj by thonitr- starting crime; Prank Stahte; - hml nretlnnsti unrUe.i fnr tho Jo one suspected or had any Idea of, J zed. Couriers were sent to Tomlt- - bnt, as labor was needed, all kind tho restaurant of Manuet SimaathU Queen a a miner and was always crime they were planning to com- - i stone as soon as uossiblo, Jamnx of found way was first in Gulch characters tholr into tho restaurant Vine , yarded as a nuiot. Inoffensive man on the oven- - Krolgoaum was one of nnd mauo the Mulo Mountains, mo mil. About scion oclock them and. as a cono men story irame oniiaiiuc t the coronors Inquest Steve Bra- - ing of the Sth of December these, tho distance, some twenty-eigh- t miles. nuonco, rough oloment a Hieto "Btebeo House.' In tho as weft known ,U6h, John Kearney. J D. Trapp, i men could be seen Tiding up the 'in loss tnan two hours. Shonfrs posses as tho woll disposed came. the room on oast of this The Hanqing of Heith, Who Was Lynched in Tombstone After tho side Charles K. Tracy, John Roj nobis and gulch masked, and after passing the 'were organized In Bisbee and Tomb- - The First Murder. building Adolph Stelnfolt had a store, n..,, .- - ,nmin..rf .. wm.. smelter rode to the east end of the stone. Bill Daniels at the head' of one He Been to Life Tak- (- The first murder committed in Had Sentenced Imprisonment for aim T it. BirnO Was Clerking fOrlnn(u:ns t,,Tho names of these partioJ lumber yard and opposite the notion left for tho Sulphur Springs valley - II tilo Gulch, at that time in Pima ing Part in ''The Bisbee Massacre." him. Andy Mohan later on had a bring many incidents to my mind of score of Miss Catherine Sweeney theyshsrp on their trail, the murderers county, (there was no BIsbeo the fcaloon In the All above at ! basement. things; that occurred one in partic dismounted gave their horses to i going direct to the ranch of Dan Ross. time), was in Aug- and tho latter part or tree ubvu a u iouKlUK siu'i ruuiuiUA ular, about Steo Bradlsli s most re- a man" to hold. They then proceeded now owned by Tom Whitehead. Near ust. 1SS0, A young Mexican, house, big killing was mfirknliljk . ! CirAA who v,c and after the ACmnA frnm ,1vnfi Th. - ln Iia ctruit n Ihn oinTA fl me iioss nouse mere is ji large crev- was employed at the smelter, camo in the following crdict: will ghc an account later on. run by James Mansfield, prevlouslv , , 'given "Territory or Arizona, county In August 1S31 we were compelled cmjnt of ,h,g ghoul,i havo in water and Castaneda. Two of the men. ice in the lime rock from twenty to off shift in evening to twenty-fiv- e the and went go ;At, ' previous part or this article, nut iiDan Dowetf and Billy Delaney, sta- - feet deep. of Cochise. to oast on account of sickness in iL .r;,"""wag llll- - , ,. - his home in tho Gulch above what dailgh er fhir. buirdlllg r.te, on themBelves on W.11V- Cruelty "Before James P. D.incan, us. , our family. Allen R. English was ap? 5 fllrthr ttnnt th nf the Heartless is now known as "Castlo Hock"; and, modlntelt 'nivit'ihi rtn entrance to tho store. In front of the Their horses being lame and willy? dating his supper, one of tho tice of the Peace and pointed by the board or supenlsors, foon. Next the lot whore Gllroyt, bad buildup Coroner. Ito act in our absence, which he did Thc nrevlous storo a delivery wajjon was left nearly played out, thoy dismounted lad men, who was. not known in had his tent saloon, next the Di.ff WIlltaM men, Kel- and or InquUi-tio- ii , or standing. Tho other three stripped the beasts their ramp, shot and killed tlio Mexican, "In the Matter of ili until the middle November. On, butcher shod, thon tbo nost-offic- e .... mJV.V""?.8 upon bedy Ho-ga- n, - ly, Sample and Howard entered the bridles and Kiddles,, and, wish- rho h&d a bite of breo1 In hie mouth tAe of Po'Or Hho afternoon of Cct 1st. 1SS1. Sam W iwonbtirg. postmaster, tho drug ing umler-icju-- J, kept In 'ithe storo All persons in the store at to bewilder the officers, should deceased, ITe tried to kill a Mexican girl who' .c. the uel Md'arland. a freighter, was of Dr. Barney, then the littte fatfJr wlrt o? 18V? ?he'v ha,i the jurors. ujKin JthU It', dsretl. ifcPjrland hail two .itid .,...... ,. a,. !f June a the tlmo wero ordered to hold un they rollow that far on their trail, was waiting on the table. She re--j Irani! ' March, 1SS1. being duly ! "' -- .1k" J WllnS in "Wrd tO thOir business their hands, Castaneda being at tne the Inhuman and brutal monsters ceived a flesh wound the ball struck ' day of hauled supplies to camp for the Coi, opposite tho lower corney Preston's'! "' pushed poor n 'iH.'-- that caused bad blood to exist. On the back part of the storo and near the tho dumb animals her before it did the young man, it sc-r- t: .e into tho ',vjij; per tjueen and hauled bullion out inmborl.t. yard the building erected b that r"i--- r morning of the 4th of July, while door went into the bedroom, taking had served them so well. Into tho hit him In the heart, killing him in- of he rt On the day of the billing. McFarland, Pete Devo, which he used as a shoe-mak- !n-.ti- g mail was being dollars. He crevice left lcr infpooting thetbol and with his two teams and extra shop long the' distributed, tho with his several hundred and them thoro mangled stantly. This was the first cold- - urhot. as as he remained postomce They til-e- at this time being in thc placed under the nlllow and went then walked, carrying their sad- I heard the tsstimon we. arrived and unloaded ai the smeller, in Bisbee it blooded murder, and it wan the first before going to Johnson. building erected b Pie Allen, the t to bed and feigned sickness. Howard dles and bridles to the act as Justice of our oaths, each and all, do say jafter which McFarland went up street Wo como now to fully the kill- ranch of Frank tho Peace and note store at this time was owned by Hor followed blm In the room and ordered liuckiess where they had camped se- - per- that we find the deceased was and his man wns attending the load-- ' ings by bad men somo Coroner that the writer of innocent up, point before them-ing- a named Peter Hogan, a native of ing bullion. I do not know if I people very by ace Jones and I thing another man him to get at tho same time ieral dajs they supplied formed. Dr. J. X. Dunha mmade the of this was done often by the name of Lazzard, a Frechman gun at him. Howard secured the, selves with his horses and, as thoy posi-msrto- ' TIpperary county, Ireland. Age ever name. Through some; strangers. Only vo.y examination. The jnr heard his in a tow in who brought that horse they called money and went In the store. In the thought, went on their wny to safety, found the deceased came to unknown. That he came to his misunderstanding I never heard the: stances were the crimes committed fht hi' on night of February by Peacock to town. The morning in meantime Sample had Goldwater but their liberty was or short duration, death from a gun tthot wound, in-- ' death the particulars Lewis Williams and this residents or the town. was open helped leaving ' 23, lSl 10 o'clock, from injuries man engaged in game of question the store: full of neople tho safe. He himself to After the Buckles' ranch, fllcted by a. party unknown to the at became a Card Game Killing. - at bands of George man was waiting for their' mail. Buford and some Mexican money and somo artl- ranch, Dowed and Delaney struck .for jury. The man who committed receled the fistlcufs. The getting the - the' On the evening- of March Sth, lSsl, Everett met and they commenced fir- cles, among which was a gold watci, ; tbe Old Mexico line. Howard, and - Bridge, Constable of Precinct 25, argument McFar killing was nover caught. The Mexl- j best of the When Jamos Woods, ing among crowd, William Glaney. Sample went to County "of Cochise, on the evening land heard trouble he. with some otherr wero tbo each on taking the property of their old haunt In the can was buried down tho gulch, on of the hastened playing a game of William good caro not tho other, thev whose damo wtas engraved on the neighborhood of Clifton. Kelly of February 26tb, ISSl. All of cown mo cards r to bit ' went tho North sldo of the road west ol to smelter sictarianu hod by wa-- j ' which w duly cortify by this In- his on. He Roberts' saloon. A man by name wero not so particular about thc in- case. Glaney had given the watch to himself and the first to be tho liron Soring and whore now and belt tried Ham, te only nocent ones. they played be placed In the by the Demlag. quisition in writing by un signed to separate the combatants. A Mex onvjuiam a resident of After had to safettired constable at stands tho Bisbee Commercial build-- ' ,u their game enough to suit for safe keeping. Kelly at tho same New Mexico. Sara plo Howard this 2nd day of March, ISM. ican ran up took the L themselves and ins. Tho gras was marked by al and ouLot '?VZ, ii IM,,T7 Jose-prin- e JAMES H. HOADLY. Forenlan .inw.fcitlb same. cud and retired, it was found that tlmo was making all who entered the were caught in their camn. whollv un large wooden cross. This was not the , McFarland's belt and difference of opinion, two dot Mansfield, familiarly seore line up and hold their hands up. 'prepared to put tight PATRICK DEUANCr. killed him. The last seen of the Mex- about known as una as they. Hut murder committed, bv any means lars a quar- - easy time, their" guns JOHN McGRLGOR. ican, he was going over the bills past and half, but there was no Black Jack a lady of virtue. The First Victim. at the had anarr A Second Killing. tellng. i cleaning JOHN B. WATSON, tbo Neptune, and no srass was grow- This was abour nine o'c!o:k. and Orin Honso had both been When the parties inside had their them. Tho capturing part Tho next case that resulted in a Ham left the saloon Aixxit ten o'clock wounded. Buford. from what I could part nearly completel Dowed and De - .was headed by Deputy Sheriff Hover. Feb-- U H PAGE. ing under hlra. He was never caught, J Ka-.- .. tYlflll- - ! Tk tl fl wl .., I r. on -- .f killing occurred tho night of Ham awake up was nv.'1 t mit.MA I - hrtw Mew.! r .(..! t...lww SAMUEL SHAW." and murders or people con Parshal and tald him could learn the party that be l.n..IwUwJ li" UUlBtlir w.feMU .w.l IV." u ,w..Cw. VTwlU Ul lUCIl UwlUfe ruary 2C, 1SS1. the victim dying Feb , innocent was gan In company Jo-i- n camp tinued. there a half dozen men after him action. Buford afterwards secured John. Tapplncr, with their from a man by the rnarr 28th. 1881. This was the first Upon the finding of the jury a cor to kill him and to borrow a warrant had eeph A. Bright, of AVIllcox, came out'name of W. W. Push. Bill Daniels, county was Issued, Bridge wanted and Everett arrested case I had in Cochise and it oner's warrant and Setting of the Scene. his gun. Parshal gave him tbo gun and he was Indicted by the grand of tho Bon ton Saloon and started to In tbe meantime, received word of Vv resulted from a difference or polnlon was arrested. At the Inquest some On tbo evening of December Sth, and told him Xo to careful. Ho said bu Jurv At tbo trial Everett was found past Dowed and Delaney on thcirlaney and Dowed bolng in Sonora. enough 1K83 So between a man by the name of A of the witnessed testified to the wholesale killing occurrc1 would and left. About halp past clov- guilty and sentenced to serve a term way up tbo street, They were com-- Mexico and proceeded to t$e Corral Jordan, n nalooa-kpofro- r. Jack hang a do?.en men At tho. preliminary that resulted in-- seven and innocent or. en Woods was lonning against the in thc penitentiarr. Of two ed by Delaney to go Into tho Itost. There be ill Bridge, on day the I tuccecded O'Brien. I nover did know the causo oaminatlon of thc 4th sons and six guilty ones losing their inr taming with Roberts. Ham opcnM thought, and do today, that Bu- store. Tapplncr ssld he would not and, Dan Dowed nd while tVcrc heard of tholr difficulty. On the night ol of March, the jiame witnesses were. llves. I think it would be woll here! the door called Woods vim ford was really guilty go In saloon and of Delaney. 9 t- -.r .:- . .. . t-- tt , and . a the party. In turned to back the After bringing Dowed lu ... .i - Tr. - ... .tl..l. ... 4..ju-- ui--.1.1uo ..i -. - TT inc int- ticiih. n. ii t - iM. h.cu icaiiiinjuj...!. i- pive -- parao. 01 -- laintnamo ana at tne same time fired tho January 1S3 I had occasion to- - go bright started to run up thc street, placing blm in charge of Sheriff h.t j to Sot some reason, took O'Brien's reverse Bridge wscjconerated as was time. Tho gun, d Kan. 'and treet it at that killing Woods almost instantly, Yuma and Saw Everett. He plead with Dowed firing after him. ho went alter Delaney, capt-r-laue- y's paco and went to Jordan's saloon. , of her charge by tho coroner'3 Jury. street was not more than seventeen The .onfy word. Woods said before strongly with mo to Intercede with first shot missed Tappiner bur line; blm at tbe llinas Pritas mines a uixshooter, hunting- for. Actors AllGone. or eighteen wide was so na,r-lh-o Cood-bye- " armed with - feet It died: Boys, I am gone, tho governor for him. When I was. the second shot hit blm in the head, Ho smuggled Delaney out of Mexico a row and ho got'what he went for Of those who acted as tbo coroner's row- that two of Jimmy Car's frelcjtj Woods bad been in town for some leaving: I told him I would consider tearing away a, portion U his skull. 4 Jury, fctnd Ho told Jordan he owed him Hogan j tho witnesses, I do not teams could pass only with difficulty itlme He was from Oakland and had Rich, n faro dealer. Jan 13th, 1SK3. leaving the brains running out on (Continued on Page 4 )

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