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Cochise review., 1900-11-10
Prehistoric Race in Alaska.

The first authentic discovery of traces of prehistoric race in Alaska was made recently by prospectors in the foothills of Mount St. Elias, who, in prospecting for placer diggings, discovered copper mine which had been worked ages ago. In the imme. diate vicinity were picked up kettles, tools, spearheads and other articles of practical use, manufactured in crpde manner out of copper. It is evident that the copper came from three of the four veins in the immediate yicin. ity. The spot where the discoSery was made is 5000 feet above sea level, in the foothills of the mountain peak.
Cochise review., 1900-11-10
ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION
Pearl Gold Mining Company.

Know all men hy these presents that we, N. E. Ferguson, F. G. Gwynn and J. M O'Connell, of the town of Bisbee county of Cochise, Territory of Ari. zona, have this day associated ourselves together for the purpose of forming a corporation under the laws of the Ter. ritory of Arizona, and we do hereby certify and adopt the following articles of incorporation
Cochise review., 1900-11-10
PuNGENT PARAGRAPHS.

Heir in Faet.-"What does heir ct law mean?" Virtually the same AA attorney at lAw."--Dstroit Journal.
 Mabel--"Hatry compared ne with sparkling wine last night" Clara-- Because you have improved with age, Ipresume."--PhiladelphiaN North Amar- ican.
 He (with the contempt of . boy of le)-"Girls always giggle more than boyA" She (with the acalteness of ls) That's because they have to look ct boya"--Stray Stories. 'fr
 McGarigle--.. "Tis said thim doods has pair Q soospinders for every pair O pants. SchwaFtz--"Vell, % haf L" Me Garigle-"How nanny pair of pants do yez own?" Schwartz - "vun. ."-- Manchester Union.
 Practical Grammar. - Teacher Now, Tommy; give me sentence, and then we'll change it to the imperative form" Tommy-"The horse draws the wagon" TeacheI-"Now put it in the imperative" Tommy - "Get upl"-- Stray Stories,
 Its Reason for Being.-~"But why" asked the amateur anarehist, for the twentieth time, "why do we need any law at all?" Law" said the fiippant : person, lis necessary for the conserva- tion of our own property and other peoples mora.s."-Indianapolis Press.
 The Boy Told Him.~-After a recent supper in the rural district clerical. .ooking individual arose to respond to ] toast. "Whatam here for to-night?" vas the question he opened with. '..To eat'" shouted hungry small boy, aear the door. You've done drinked six cups of coffee an swallered the last biscuit on the plats!"--Atlanta Con. ititution. .
 IL is much easier to be polite and neighborly than to fly into e passion when things don't suit you. Take this note, for instance, addressed by a lady to the woman who lived next dosrI Dear Madam; Your children, who are numerous and appear to ba disor. derly, no doubt deserve the frequent foggings you give them; but, as my nerves are weak, write this to ask if you can't do something to deadsn the sound!"--N. Q. Tmes.Dsmoeras. "Yes." mussd MT. Meddersra.s, W. had a old hen that had. habit of set. sin on hills of potatoes. Hiram, our ooy, who has went to college, called her Rome, because she set on seven hills, but l never could see the pint although Hiram always laughed q great deal every time he got che 3eka on. .-Baltimore American.
 There are 400 miles of issberTs, Aoat- ing fec, plains of foe and all other sorts of arctic obstructions to traverse bo. tween the nearest discovery to the pola and the pole itself. psrhaps some ueans of overcoming thsss d!6lsultiss may present thtmsslvss within the next century as SaisnOo eose ea sa its Progre1Stye way:
Cochise review., 1900-11-10

Know all men by these presents that we, N. E. Ferguson, F. G. Gwynn and J. M. O'Connell, of the town of Bisbee, county of Cochise, Territory of Ari- zona, have this day associated ourselves together for the purpose of forming a corporation under the laws of the Ter ritory of Arizona, and we do hereby certify and adopt the following articles of incorporation.
 ARTICLE l.
 The name of this corporation shall be "The Pearl Gold Mining Company" and it's principal place of transacting business snail be at the town of Bis bee, county of Cochise, Territory of Arizona.
 ARTICLE II.
 The general nature of the business proposed to be transacted is to own, possess; develop, mine, buy, sell and lease mines and mining property, to mill and reduce ores, either by milling or smelting, chlorination, cyanide pro cess or otherwise, from the mines owned or operated by this company, or for others; to locate and acquire by purchase water rights for the purpose of using the same, or for the sale of water; to own, by purchase or other wise, lands or real estate, and to sell the same; to buy, sell and deal in per sonal property and merchandise of every description, and generally to do and perform any and all acts necessary or incidental to it's business as afore- said
 ARTICLE III
 The amount of the capital stock of this corporation shall be Fifty Thou sand Dollars (S60,L00), divided into fif- ty thousand (5OOO0) shares, of the par value of One Dollar (Sl00) each, to be paid in at le time of issuance of stock in the discretion of the Board of Di- rectors
 ARTICLE ".
 The time of the commencement of this corporation shall be the date of the filing of these articles in the office of the Recorder of the county of Go chise, Territory of Arizona, and the termination thereof shall be twenty five years thereafter.
 ARTICLE V.
 The affairs of this corporation shall be conducted by board of four direc- tors, to be elected annually on the first Monday in March of each year, who shall be stockholders of this corpora. tion. and said board of directors shall elect from their own number the fol- lowing officers, to wit: President, Vice. President, Secretary, Treasurer and General Manager. The board of di, rectors shall adopt bylaws which shall denne the duties of such officers, the time of their election, the time of the meetings of said board, and such other matters as the board of directors may deem proper. The following named persons are hereby appointed to serve as board of directors until their sue cessors are duly elected: N. E. Fer. guson, J. P.Bender, F. G. awynn and J. M. O'Connell.
 ARTICLE VI.
 The highest amount of indebtedness or liability to which this corporation is at any time to subject itself is the sum of Twenty-Five Thousand Dollars ($25,O ,O00).
 ARTICLE VII. The private property of the stock holders shall be exempt from all corpo- rate debts and liabilities.
 In witness whereof we have hereun to set our hands this 30th day of Octo. Der, A. D. 1900.
 V. E. FERGUSON,
 F. G. GwYNN,
 J, M. O'CoNNELL,
Cochise review., 1900-11-10
Sparkling Atmosphere of rskiuU.

A German diplomat h rssponsibls for the epigram: You approach Picking in tears, but you leave 1t weep ing" The reason for this appezE& to be the pure atmosphere. The quality of the air Is described as one continual exhilaration; 'in winter, dry and sparkling, the very cham pagne of atmospheric vintages; in spring and autumn, delicious blend. ing of frost and sun" The keen air braces the nerves like tonic They admit, however, that summer is hot in Picking, but residents enjoy health and physical comfort in the crisp Pc. king air.
Cochise review., 1900-11-10
Cbere'lI De Election Bets
 co Pay

DELICIOUS CONFECTIONERY for feminine bet tors-who'll win no matter who they bet on or bow election goes. This is always understood when candy is the wager.
 GLOVES AND TIES-A splendid assortment from which timid packers of favorite candidates can economically settle
 HATS AND SHOES-Setson Hats, Hanan Shoes, other good makes as we'll In the heat of political argument it's so easy to "bet good hat or good pair of shoes The best kinds of Hats and Shoes are here.
 CLOTHING, ready-to or rnade-to measure Some will win clothes. Aside from the satisiac- ton of winning there's al additional satisfaction of winning such clothing as we've sale this sea son. Each suit is so good that no matter which you pick you can't lose.
Cochise review., 1900-11-10
Where Irish Ess. Are L.,a.

4 case of great interest to those en. gagged in the Irish egg trade was heard at the Liverpool county court recently, A witness said it was we'll known ip the trade that millions of eggs were sent from the Baltic to Belfast, and those were afterward forwarded to England and Scotland Hs 1rish eggs,-Irish Times.
Cochise review., 1900-11-10

The name of this corporation shall be ''The Pearl Gold Mining Company" and it's principal place of transacting business snail be at the town of Bis bee, county of Cochise, Territory of Arizona.
Cochise review., 1900-11-10
Notice.

Spanish and piano lessons, by grsdu, ate of Shells Seminary, Oakland, Cal Address Mrs. Edward Zimmerman, Pest onics, Bisbes, AriE. o4-tf
Cochise review., 1900-11-10
Walking Hats

4 ot of Womens Walking Hats just received, and they are even prettier thanthe last There's simplicity ahoat the styles that adds to rather than deracts from their smart appearance.
 Wide brim, plain shapes in smooth or rough effects, with just simple silk band. Some bands are of black velvet ribbon with an additional mar row band of gilt Other hats are encircled with stitching, crown as well as brim.
 In blacks, browns and grays--and not much to pay
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-07-21

NeW fork-fhe thcfeass Ia ths an
loss q this country and Canada has
eeea abnormal The record shnws .
total les % n2SIss, Sc TOR the arst
six months Of the year 1890. ~ agains,
sS.Sss.lso far the same period Of 1889
The great difference between 1900 and
lsss and lS9S 10 shown The losses for
the nrst six months OF 1888 were SIS.
STT,I0o: Of 1899. Sss.sss, $50. and Of
1890. $l33.13s. 500.
The heaviest loss this year was the
ottawa-Hull CONFEDERATION, amounting
to 81. zoe. 900. and the next In point Of
destruction OF value. though taking
precedence as to loss Of life, was the
HOboken disaster Of last Saturday.
The Standard Oil are il, OF course
not included in these figures. The
months Of April and June show greater
advances than the others Fires Of
$5eo.O00 and over In destructiyeness
which have occurred since January /
1890. are presented in this compilation:
Philadelphia several department
stores, 100000; Lead. 8. D., various
$So0. 900; Dayton, Ohio. tobacco fac.
tory and others. $500, eco: St Louis.
department store and others, $9T5, 900;
Newark department store and othera,
81 100000; Pittsbarg. department. store.
VI 200 900; Ottawa-Hnn eonfiagration,
$i2.ooo,00o; Sandon. B. c., various
$4,000; Fisher. Wis. various. $780,.
600; Virginia. Mimi, business portion
Of town. 100000: Bloomington, III,
various. 1880, 900: Pierce, Ariz.. min.
ing property and mill. 500, 900; Nor.
enei, Ariz.. mining property. $500, 900;
Hoboken, steamship docks. storehouses,
ocean steamers and eargoes and barges,
$3.50. 900.
The officers Of FIRE insurance COM
panies have had a turbulent experience
during the past two years. Many CON-
panies have been forced TO the wall and
others have had their financial
strength so depleted that they must
sueeumb before the January l, 1901,
statements are required 20 be fled.
From present appearances insurance
rates will need TO be largely increased
10 keep up with the constant, serious
drain on insurance capital
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-07-21

Bradstreet's report OF last weeks
business says: While trade Is still
! Of only midsummer volume, the BE-
ginning Of improvement In demands Is
apparently becoming visible. The i'm.
rroyement ii. still one Of tone, rather
than OF demand. but with a yield OF
$40, 00e,0 900 bushels OF wheat, a next
70 record breaking yield OF corn and a
large production OF oats. the western
crop situation contains many eneour
aging features. The Southern cotton
crop has undoubtedly suffered. and con.
ditions are unprecedentedly low for
this season OF the year. but the acre
age planted was a leading one and
prices are SO much higher that n sat.
I isfactory financial return Is confidently
looked for In addition railroad earn.
ings point to the maintenance Of the
, business Of the country at a volume In
excess OF last year.
The effort Of the big iron and steel
concerns to control prices. II really
made, has proven abortive, and anoth-
er Wholesale slashing OF quotations is
TO be reported this week The pro
duction. however, Is falling OF. and
prices OF furnace stocks. though con
siderable. would seem small II renew.
ed activity occurred 1t Ia hard 10
see how lower prices can be expected.
and II is said that present quotations
are attracting some business, partIcu-
larry at Chicago.
The Industrial situation Is rather
better as a result OF agreements upon
wages by a number Of iron and steel
manufacturing concerns and their en-
ployes. Lower prices for lumber are
apparently inducing more activity IN
building. though how much Is due to
this or how much to the settlement Of
labor disturbances Is hard to measure.
Wheat Uncludlng -FOUR shipments
for the week aggregate 2.s29 $40 bush
els. against 3.ols,s32 last week. and
$3.50 1855 bushels In the same week OF
last year. From July to date this
bushels, against 7.O22.7ss bushels last
season wheat exports were 5.s4s.742
season. and $3.50. Is9 bushels In is9s-99
Business failures In the United
States for the week number 221, as
compared with 14s last week. ia In
this week year ago, 23s In 1898, 24l
in 1897 and 255 in 1895. Business
failures in the Dominion OF Canada
for the week number %. as compared
with Is OF last week. 81 in this week a
year ago. % in 1898. 80 In 1897 and 80
In 1896
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-07-21
BRITISH cOLUMBrA.

In the East Kootenai mining has
been rather quiet so far this season.
This seems TO be the condition every.
where, except in those places where
there are producing mines, as in Moyle
and near Kimberly. At Kimberly
100 tons Of ore are being shipped from
the North Star and Is tons from the
Sullivan daily. This, with the st.
Eugene concentrator's shipments,
makes a good showing for East Koot-
enai. and will this year place the dis
trict in far better position than be-
fore as an ore producer.
On Wild Horse creek and its tribu-
taries considerable work is being done
The Golden Five is being steadily
worked with small force. A large
amount Of supplies were sent in last
week for the men employed on the
Bill Nye. a gaIena and copper propo-
sition. The ore Is high grade.
Phoenix is seeking incorporation and
asking government aid for a proposed
road to Summit camp.
Several men are at work on the John
Bull, at the head OF Sheep creek. This
Is another attractive high grade prop
erty. On Boulder creek several men
are at work on the Big Chief Over
the divide from Boulder creek Ia the
Star Group. said TO be one Of the big
gest copper and galena showings in
the district This district is an at.
tractive one for :he prospector. The
surface indications far exceed those OF
many other British Columbia camps
In the early days. 1t will not be long
before East Kootenay viii be as well
known as any section OF the province.
The situation looks brighter in the
Slccan than for long time In the
Boundary the situation is favorable.
There Is about 5000 tons Of ore in the
bunkers Of the Old Ironsides and Knob
Hill and fully 5000 tons broken in the
Slopes and workings OF the two mines
ready for the smelter as soon as ears
can be obtained for its shipment.
At Grand Forks the finishing touches
are being put on the CRANKY smelter.
The water will be In the fiume about
the last Of the month and sampllng will
commence ut once. II Is probable
that the smelter will be able to blow
in about August Is. There Is now on
hand at the smelter over 1000 tons Of
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-07-21

ere troh "a t4ncsln and Ctr IL PAtis
al u III FkET-1zf-E > %
paAns EkEre enonGh 70 gixe A large re
serve fer he Start Tie smelling
plant power house Aud water power
plant seem a. neAriy perteee ~ they
can be made. IL win take only few
weeks 10 break In the crews at the
smeItsr and get the mAchineTy running
10 bext advantage Then the Boun.
dary district win be on its fest for
good as produeing camp
Shipments Of ore to date frsln the
B. G. mine. Summit camp. to The Trail
smeiter. exceed 4s00 ton& The total
workings Aggregate 1000 feet The
main shaft has attained a depth Of az
feet About onesixth Of the develop
ment has been sinking and raising. the
balance being drifting and crosseutting.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-07-21

Poultry and eggs-Chicksns, old, II
Gle per ID, live weight; springs, S4d
81 so per doz; ducks. - @ IS per don
geese, dressed, lie per ID; turkeys, live
IL % 13c; eggs. fresh. S404.5 per case
Vegetables Potatoes, 3004Oc pei
ewt; onions. 31Q1.5O per cwt.
Live stoek-Beef, live steers, 4e;
dressed. 6A971ac; live COWS, &c; dres
sed 5A95hc; veal. calves, dressed
1000; mutton. ewes. &c; wethers, 31lc;
hogs, live. S4.75 per cwt; dressed, 81
per cwt.
Notwithstanding 10c each :
short wool pelts, 3O15Oc each; long
wool. 75c0s1.
The local mills pay the following
prices for grain. delivered: Club whit.
45c bulk. 47c sacked; bluestem, I7c
bulk, 49c sacked; red, 43c bulk, 45c
sacked.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-07-21
MINES AID INNING IES
QUE ECRTHwEsrERH ExEs


The initial report Of the United
States assay once At Seattla wash. for
the fiscal year. which ended June 30,
has been issued. and the rsceipts show
q marvellous gain over those Of the pre-
yious year. During this time 5s0s
deposits. with an aggregate value OF
3I3, 630,326.5S. have been made This
enormous sum in weight represents
S49. slI.IO ounces of virgin placer gold.
In the previous year the deposits num-
bered 3429, and we're valued al 3s.505.-
926.S4.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-07-21
nsaIy sent to an Asylum.

Port Townsend, July IG~-Upon com.
plant Of DR.. Gardner, in charge Of the
United States marine hospital, Captain
Healy u the United States cutter McCul.
loeh was examined by the county board
OF physicians, who pronounced him in
sane, and commitment to the asylum will
be issued, The examination developed that
during the four years while on waiting
orders he was subject TO many attacks Of
insomnia, lasting from a week to 10 days
1t ia understood he will be sent to Wash
ington to the national asylum.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-07-21
wheat.

Offerings Of wheat ar,
so light that IT is difficult to secure ac
curate quotations. No. WalIa Walla
is quoted at 5715sc, but as much Of
the new wheat that Is Offering will
grade considerably better than the
present standard for No. /, a premium
over these figures Is offered in some
cases. Valley is nominal at 56d57c.
TACOMA-No change in wheat; SIC
for club and SOC for bluestem.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-07-21
REPUn LIC.

The record Of mine development for
June shows that but few mines are be
ing worked and most OF those that
have continued work do not make
much OF showing as compared with
June Of last year The only mine in
the ditriet upon which work was done
during the past month that came up
TO the record OF year ago is the Noun
tain Lion II 10 In the lead. with no
close Competitors There have been
many drawbacks that contributed 10
the small amount OF development work
on several claims that have held fairly
good records In the past The most
prominent cause Is the installation OF
machinery. That intersered with
mine development During the month
machinery was intalled on the Quilp.
Tom Thumb and Morning Glory. These
mines will make some progress dur
ing the present month and in all prob
ability there will next month be a
wonderful Improvement all along the
line. Work on the Black Tail and
San Poll has been retarded because no
storage room for the ore could be found
In the mine and IL II were thrown on
the dump il would have to be rehand-
led at a cost OF possibly 81 per ton. The
prospect for some increase the present
month is good. The Tom Thumb Is
equipped with one OF the finest com
pressor plants IN the district The
Quilp will undoubtedly make an excel
lent showing and the Chico will doubt
less have many feet TO its credit, as ma
chine drills will be used again within
a few days The Princess Maude,
after long rest, is again being devel-
oped. As all the work is being done
with machine drills 1t is probable that
it will make as good record as during
any month in its history.
The Mountain Lion record for the
month was 275 feet in the north drift
on the lower or 40o-foot level. and 1l2
feet south on the same level, total OF
3S7 feet
The San Poll has been worked in a
small way all the past month
Thedouble compartment shaft Of the
Butte q Boston was sunk 40 feet last
month. The shaft Is now 225 feet
deep.
There was 120 feet Of drift run on
the 2O0-foOt level Of the Knob Hill, one
Of the properties of the Eureka Dist
riot Mining and Exploration Company
during the month.
The work on the Republic consisted
Of sinking a shaft 80 feet.
The Quilp shaft was sunk 80 feet in
June
Ben Hur made 90 feet Of raise last
month.
The Tom Thumb was idle the great.
er part of last month.
The Lone Pine-Surprise ceased work
before the end Of last month.
One hunded and forty feet Of shaft
and drift were run on the Chico in the
month Of June
The Golden Harvest run IS feet Of
drift and 10 feet OF cross cut last month
The Oversight run 30 feet Of drift in
June.
The machinery In the Morning
Glory mine. Republic, has been started
and the well known property Is now
being worked once more. No work on
the ore body has been done for the last
seven months, owing to the placing Of
the new machinery In the mine. From
now on the developing work will be
continued.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-07-21
Attaekhr.haara

IohAon, July ls-Ths var ofiss Il.
received the following dispatch from Lasa
RobeTts:
Pretoria, July ls---Ths snemy n,aas a
determined attack On The In u Pels.
CAfv~s position and alpng ~ Nj aank,
commanded BY Huttoil T1a nosition.
held by the Irish hlslleeFa and H. Cana.
DIAN maanle.i infantry. under tdeRtanant
1oloasl AnIsfsan were ulaak gallanlly a..
tenIsd Ihs eueaay nAde Fep1alnd Al.
tenlpts to assault The PositioRs. eoaliae ii
rloss range AMI eslliag to he Rasileass =
surrsAder The sheay Suffered seseselJ.
Thyy had Is killed and % wounded, ai'a
fouI aeFe t4ksn psis0nefA The IitiaA
ra.ualtics Refr sven killed. inelading the
50 - ouillr.i and a tni-sing
stan Eiamlllssnh allasnn asixnmnml Do
watrrval yesterday unpPpsan and 40.
sSssleI 10 HAaasis kEAAL
spleen hundred Beers witk Eve guns
Managed 10 break through the eoFdaa
i.rtngd By iihater's ami ksshiie's divis,
l.B, brtaera LElAishaHn and FleksbuIg.
fpry aels making toward lndlsy. b.
tns ,..-ely telA,svl by rAgsi's and Isxaad.
suoi's brigade
la tAe 4iata4leb dated ta4iay issTd Hob
ell, lsAys lrlbate u i-iraisaaants Borden
ahI Hasa A,,a. ia his distatrA gissa
above y fel.oftei Allied LsEd RoGerla
sas..
-TAry wsre killed shils galhAily lad,
.az tA-u l4ra III = soaAtsf Attack "a las
snsuy baAk Al ertIiaal lanetaIe u
Their a=saul. IN gar PDaiLtsA boFaisn Gas
ltal.y belize bEoagaI u nay Hegies in dis
ps.te-rs t.r gail.ng AMI ihgEePii ssaeiact.v
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-07-21
H-war- 81 oiEtfurnI. taT tataFvk
that Cs.taIa N-Fvary

A. mercury Wll suFeiy DESTROY thr a~a sz
% Hn.sU suI .nrH4.rte1 Heraar- te~
AEHls ~ stem Unuo HfrrIas 10 frr0-fr p
The uluaHt.a e.Ffzrss Aa-h arEl.4-.a aa.... 4
nrFvr b" used except pu pr~sr~s FsI..as
from r~p4Atbhr Phyplrtsns. - me 1a-aaFr
they Will So ls tra fah3 e. me gr,at WI.
ran p"nsib.y derive fsaEa tl~m rIall .
tAtarrh Cure. manufactured r.Y D ~
H~r A Co. Toledo. 80 rYafatna ns4 trlar
euTY an1 is taken Internally arlag al
rrvtY upon th~ blood an8 mucous eur.
face. ~ the system tn Baaysaz Ft4l.s
atAFrh cure Dee aIru yps Ert rs= ErrraTHr
u = taEFa Internally ard fnaAa IN rysr,ll
ohio. ~ y J tHrnsy = 10. TvE'lua.as. "a =
suli ~ ArH gstsfs. prIee 7as- per b.4t,a.
HANS Family iTiss are th~ best