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Bisbee daily review., 1902-11-27
CALUMET ARIZONA
 SHELTERS RUNNING
FIFTEEN TONS OF COPPER EUL. LION BEING TURNED
 OUT DAILY.
Copper Queen Co, Receives Several! Carloads Of We'll Drilling Machin- cry from iacnita-DoUei1s News Notes.
Cspeclal CorrespondenceD

NSbEt.GI DDHueOGG-t Engine No. s has just been turned out. of the Southwestern shops and looks like a new engine. She has been put in service between Douglas and the CalUme. mine hauling the ore ! train. making a regular trip every day with five hundred tons of ere for the Calumet snelter.
 The ere brought down from the Cal umet mine in Bisbee is some of the richest ever seen in this part of the country. Large chunks of native cop
 per weighing from one pound up to sixty can be picked up from the ore bins at the smeiter.
 Everything is running smoothly a she Calumet smeiter now @ days. the
 automatic platform and carriers are ! working in good shape and superiu-, ! te1dent Heller is feeling good over 1 the record already made for new smelter. He is turning out close 70 , l5 tons of copper bullion a day and 1 expects to Increase this very shortly. ] The big well which is being dug by
 the railroad company near their large /! storage tank is now down SS feet and ] has, four feet of water in it:aad a' small pump has to be kept going day and night 10 allow the worllnten to ! continue their work They. are -ip
 gravel and sand. and the company
 hopes to be able to get a sufficient < supply for their use in loo feet. A
 complete pumping plant will be in | stalled and be used-in filing the large tank nearby.
 The smeItiDg department Of the Cop per Queen has-just received several car Ioads Of we'll drifEing machinery
 rom H2chftas and, will begin al onae to bore. for water at the sn1elter; i. is i the i21eaJion of the c0,npany to bore I a deep well so as to enable them Go get an abuEdant supply of water for their smeI.er .use, The well wili prob
 ably be sunk to l ,5e0 feet in. order to get artssisa water
 sxs
 large amount Of freight coming via the Santa Fe fer the differen. teompanies in Southeastern Arizona is
 held up along their line on account of lthe congestion over the road. caused by the enormous passenger and freight
 traffic from the east. In Chicago a
 day before the western excursion rate iexpired 2e000 people bought ezeur-
 sion tickets for different points in California, large number of these were homeseekeTs and have located in
 different parts Of Arizona Passenger
 trains have been running in four and five sections out of Albuquerque and freight trains have had as many as seven section on account of this tre- mendous business.
 No one company is spending more Imcney fer improvements than the
 Douglas Improvement company. This company is now building a system
 of water works. electric light and stor- age plants, and street railway system l that will be second to none in the i west. Something like s75,o00 is be ling expended in Douglas by this en terprising ompany and they have a , large force of men on their pay roll. l They have under course of oonstruc- . ltion several very large buildings
Bisbee daily review., 1902-11-27

among which is two story brick telephone exchange, Q white stone power house, a new -walclU 0rIs stand pipe. and a large car shed. The Of fcers Of the company are all liberal and enteTpIisi2g men and have done much toward the quick development .Of the town oi Douglas.
 
 AnC.her large lot Of stec,. frames have arrived from Pennsylvania for the Douglas Reduction works, and is being rapidly put together by @ force of mel under contract 70 the Phoenix Steel Bridge works. Superintendent Adamsun is one Of the busiest men in Douglas and is always found at the SmelJGr going over the details of the large buildings under his charge. A small city seems tJ bC growing around the site chosen for lhe Copper Queen smelteTS. Rock and brick are being un, loaded there in large quantities and with two switch engines going all day long. the scent around the shelter is indeed 2 busy one.
 
 4 number Of head of sheep were confscated by the customs officials. Monday. They were driven over the line a few miles east Of Douglas and the party driving them was stopped by Line Rider HOllingsley and not be iDg able to give Q proper accoun. of himself or his goods. was taken into Douglas and held TOT @ rexamtnation Q before [. :. Commissioner Pirtle. The party ir tle case is 6 Mexican and seemed to be ignorant oI the law and n vr-rn r. doing win them said he brought them to EoUElCs to sell.
 , The Atlas Exploration and Mining company has aided @ very pretty cab. iIet 10 their handsome and spacious offices and they have Q collection of ores taken from different mines iU Arizona and Sonora. Among hem is e specimen 35m the Ba4uachi ntiEe owned by Phelps. Dodge & Co. and the assay value of the ore is Sl2.0G9.00 to the IOn. This is some Of the rich est ore ever taken out of the Baquachi mine. A large number Of copper speci- mers are shown. some of which came from he Pilares mine at Nacozari. the Calumet. Copper Queen at Bisbee and Capote at Cananea.
 
 : 4 large number Of miners and pros Dectors are going into Sonora by the way of Douglas over the Nacozari rail road. fitting out here. Recent rains D have made the gulches and arroyas along the Yaqui and Sonora rivers in ] good shape Q work placers and ] i considerable quantity of gold has al ready been shipped through Douglas to points east and west. The Ameri. cans are shy in exposing their gold in Douglas on account of the fact that { the United States government requires | and entry to be made Of it as passing | through but no duty is charged, the i Mexican government has 20 per cent export duty and the boys don't like [ to give up this much of their hard { earned gold and use every means II. ! their yankee brains to evade the Mexi- can inspectors when tke. reach the I border line coming out of Sonora. s
Bisbee daily review., 1902-11-27

FOR SHLE-0ne broom herse. Call or address George Dreyspling, No. 412 Tombstone canyon. 11-li-inl
Bisbee daily review., 1902-11-27
RICH MINES OF
 ARIZPE SONORA
DISTRICT THAT IS NOW ATTRACT ING A GREAT DEAL OF
 AMERICAN CAPITAL.
Vast Deposit Of Gold, Silver and Cop per Located and cosr is Found 1T Large Quantities.

The district of AIispe ia the state of Sonora. is now attracting a great deal of American capital. 1t is com paTatiyeIy new district. as the mines have only recently been worked to any great extent.
 S. F. Morton. a prominent mining man from there in recent interview in Fl Paso. said:
 Tn that districs there are rich veins Of copper. gold. silver and coal, all in large quantities. and the mineral resources are being rapidly developed The Green interest. since the consoli- dation. controls vast mining properties there. and every inducement is held out for kr.ericans to come into the
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-12
HERE IS A CHANGE FOR A CHEAP

SThe Santa Fe will sell daily during June, July, August and September special tickets to principal points h Michigan, Minnesota and Wisconsin at one fare plus g lor the round trip. This rate will apply from either Dem ing or Fl Paso. final limit October s1st
 For particulars write agent at Deming or Geo. F. Roe, G. F. 6 P. A., Fl Pase.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-12

quarter yearly ucenSe or uye 0OliarS. . l. 38. Every person, firm, association or corporation, engaged in conducting an electric light business or company, a gas business or company, a water business or company, or a sewer busi- ness or company, shall pay a quarter yearly license of twenty dollars.
 39. Every bill poster shaii pay quarter yearly license of ten.dollars-
 40. Every painter and dealer iu painters materials, shall pay quarter yearly license of fifteen dollars; pro. vided, this shall not apply to journey men painters.
 Al. Every sewing :. machine agent shall pay quarter yearly license of ten dollars. x E
 Al. Every person, firm, association or corporation. doing business as mer- chant tailors, shalI pay a quarter yearly license of ten dollars.
 43. Every dyer and cleaner, shall pay a quarter yearly license of five dollars.
 A. Every person, hkm, association or corporation dealing in pianos, or gans or other musical instruments ard every agent or dealer in the same ,snsll pay a license of ten dollars per month.
 45. Every person. firm, -associations or corporation. doing a banking busi- ness, shall pay quartersyearly license of fifteen dollars. 1,s
 4s. Evsry psrson. firm, association or corporation, carfyt1t en or coni|
 q z
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-12

A><>@e3@><G >A@S~@A<E from a hotel or. inn, having six rooms or less, shall pay quarter yearly li- cense of fifty cents.
 IT. Every person, firm, association 1 or corporation furnishing board or meals to the public, at lunch counters, lunch stands, booths, etc, as distin- guished from what are known as res taurants, and who does not pay a li- cense as a keeper of restaurant, shall pay quarter yearly license of fifteen dollars-
 IS. Every insurance agent shall pay a quarter yearly license of ten. dollars. 19. Every pawnbroker shall pay a monthly license of ten dollars.
 20. Every. person. firm. association or corporation, carrying on or conduct ing a livery and feed stable, having six vehicles or over, for hire. shall pay a quarter yearly license of thirty dollars.
 21.. Every person, Grm, association or corporation, carrying on or conduct ing livery and feed stable, having less than six 'vehicles for hire, shall Fpay quarter yearly license of fifteen
 Id. -
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-09
COST SHOULD BE
BORNE BY CITY
Queen Anne Club Objects 10 Park
Taxation

A protest was flied with the city
clerk yesterday afternoon By the
Queen Anne Improvement club,
against the proposed assessment q
property la that section for the pnr.
Chase % land 10 acquire parks. The
representatives % the club believe
that tho money should ba paid out
~ tho park fund. The residents Of
ihe district arc perfectly willing
that certain street where grading "
inpraeticahls. be purchased Tor
park purposes but they object 20
the price being aeeessed against
their property.
One particular case which ~ aRf-
fatlns The residents 81 Queen Anne
ban 10 she proposed purchase OF the
property surrounding the Queen
Anne standpipe. This plot OF ground
has already been named Obaerva-
tory park ~ tho council. The Queen
Anns people eiaIm that ~ will coon
be necessary for the city 60 pur-
atandplpe. II IL claimed that ~ the
streets are graded through. the
eihndplpe win ba In danger OF Civ.
Ing way.
Therefore the residents do not feel
Ike paying for improvements which
win benefit city property only. A
committee from the club win prob
ably walt upon tho park and baule-
wards committee OF the council AZ
an early date and urge that the pur.
chase % such lands DO paid for out
81 the PARK fund.
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BUILDING PERMITS

building permits were issued In
the city engineers office today 90
the Puget Sound Machinery depot
for tHo-etofy building az if21-3i
Railroad avenue south, 90 cost 1900
20 Elliott a iIilla for an extension
to re- warehouse az h0i.ii Railroad
avenue, TO cost 5000. 10 n. Meredith
for two onn.Htory frame cottages at
Gid l.. John street and 2p2 Belmont
avenue north. to cost $500. 60 r..
Mayor for a onr-Htory frame house
az s0O7 Fifteenth avenue. 70 cost
$500: 20 W. w. Chhdbourne FOR four
onc-Htory frame houses on Sixth
avenue west. TO cost 1900. TO Anna
81. Cooper Tor "a two story frame
residence at e2s Fourteenth avenue
north to cost 5000. 10 a. ~, Chris.
tophor for a two-atory frame a. iTf3
MoiroHe avenue. 10 cost 1900. 90 O.
J. pnat for n one and one-hhif story
frame az 1911 r. Pine street. 60 cost
moo 90 e. N. DALEY Tor "A one and
onc-half story frame at a2i TWEEN
ty-nfth avenue south. TO y. Call
for "a one -Htory house al 1875 Z, Pike
street 90 cost $500. Co John Davis A
Go. for "a two-story frame al fss
Eleventh avenue north, 90 cost $500,
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Pacific Coast Steamship Co.


2 q. m. Senator. Wa :
iencia. June 1 and T.
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HOT AFTER
JUSTICE
Very Novel Party Opens
Its Convention

WASHINGTON. y. G.. April g.
This is the date nxcd by the exec
utive committee 81 what h known
as tho justice party Tor the opening
OF national convention in this
city. one Of the chief demands u
the party Is that aged and decreplt
eN-AiRves shall be wards 81 the en-.
tire nation and be provided for a.
public pensioners.
The foundations % the party are
stated 70 be. Justice to the needy
and worthy cx-HlnvcH. whose good
conduct during and since the war
has proved them deserving. Justice
70 the Southern taxpayers. justice
60 man 81 every color. creed and
CLINE. Justice FOR our own people
justice 90 the CuhAnu. the Porto
Ricana. the Hawullans. and justice
for every foreigner who comes 90
assist In developing the mauufac-
turing. mercantile or transportation
resources 81 our great country. JUS
tic~ for the jew and justice Tor the
Gentle. Justice for the Protestant.
th~ Catholic or the followers ~ any
other creed or sect. Justice FOR tho
rich and juatice Tor the poor"
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COMPTROLLER VS..
LIBRARY BOARD
Disagreement Over Expenditures
OF Certain Moneys

The members 81 TIE board Of lib
rary commissioners And city Comp
trollrr RipllnKur, have had A dia-
agreement over the ueht u the
board % expend shc money IN the
library fund . without the council
making an appropriation. Afr. Rip
finger refuses o. accept vouchers OF
issue warrant from his ONCE Until
Corporation Counsel Gillian has
handed down an opiHioh upon the
question.
The charter amendment carried at
the last election provides that the
library bnard shall have the exclua-
fFy power e. spend the money ia the
hhrary fund ns u eees a. Mr.. RIP
inEsr does not believe that this
should be allowed. a. long 80 the
city treasurer q compelled 10 nut
up bond 60 pfotccg the cityn
money.
The members ~ the library com
mission have been ia consultation
VITA Mr RlplinEer regarding the
matter but he sfradfaHtly refuses 10
submit r. their desires Until ~ shall
have had an nniuton from the eor
fsnraiiun counsel. II IN iknly that
Mrs Gillian wil give this Ma early
attention. ~ q - fhe desire ~ both
che board ana the enrrrtrcsl~r 10
have the aftair settled "a noon AZ
poHg. bic
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MORTALITY REPORT

Mrs. Elizabeth Lowell. aged O.
years died at tho family reaidepre
~ Eighth avenue, yesterday me
funeral VIII be held from tho real
dence ~ y. m. Thursday. Inter
ment VIII be IN Takeview rerneter,,
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SlXTY-SEvEM
King Leopold Has Birthday
blowout"

HRuEsEIH. April s--The sixty.
seventh birthday ~ King Leopold
was to-day observed as a holiday
throughout the Kingdom. Since his
return here from the Riviera, King
LEOPOLD has been very 80. and on
account ~ his advanced years and
the Irregular life be has led his IN
inmates fear he may be near his
end
iiia doctors say little except that
he II suffering from throat trouble.
but there may be- a hint ~ anxiety
IN IN tholr remarkinK that they have
earnestly enjoined the king 20 toll
bow strictly certain directions ln or
der 20 avoid complications. IL Is
reported further that the king has
been much disquleted by the p0iiti.
cal unrest IN Belgium. which mani
fccted itnvit last week In no less "a
manner than "a public hootinR q
Prince Albert. heir 20 the throne.
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She Was Not Domestic

John HeiEAnon has filed a divorce
suit against his wife Jacobiua. Ac-
curlinR 10 Mr.. WalgasonH complaint
the fAir JhcobinA has been more Of
a sport than a wife and mother
really ought 70 be. and John thinks
no might ar well got n divorce FIRST
as last. She left him Jan. i.isg3,
and HASN'T turned UP since.
-=E-a-=
Want iobG Sec our oYcr on cias-
Hified page.
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The Women Got Him

judge Grimm has signed a writ Of
habeas corpus ordering shcrir Cud-
nee % bring before him John Wat.
son who was accused of getting
money under false pretensea at
slack Diamond, last week.
Watson IL the man who took or
derH for silk. and said he represent :
"a Newhalls drygOoda house. He
was locked IN room BY two
women, and handed over 90 the con
Illegally Imprisoned.
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Candle Creek BOOMING

Rex Beach. a well known mining
man OF Nome. returned 20 Nome
from Candle creek few days before
the mail came out. He states that
candle II n great creek. The pay
streak has been traced for nine
miles. with bedrock ~ varying
depths. The bedrock ia clay aud ia
taiHs, as prospcctors have penetrat-
ed u and found wash gravel ana
pay dirt beneath.
prospecting on tho benches shows
That the paystreak extends on both
Aides OF she creek. Beach states
That no winter work is being done
on the creek. The weather has been
terrible. the thermorneter being frox-
en- W on several occasions.
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TnE sTTPFRT0R C0URT o.

| IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
THE STATE OF WASHINGTON,
IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF
KING.
In the Matter Of the Estate OF Char
iotte Swasey. DeceaSed-In Pro-
bEc.-No. s7ss.-Order 10 Show
Cause Why Distribution Should
Not BE Made.
John III. Powell, administrator OF
the estate % Charlotte Swasey, de-
ceased. having filed in this court his
petition setting forth that said es-
tate is now in condition TO be
closed and Is ready for distribution
o. the residue thereof among the
persons entitled by law thereto.
And Il appearing TO the court that
said petition sets forth facts suiIi-
cient 90 authorize a distribution OF
the residue OF said estate, IL Is
therefore ordered by the court
That all persons interested In the
estate Of the said Charlotte Swasey.
deceased. be and appear before the
said superior court OF King county,
state OF Washington, at the court
room Of the probate department OF
said court. in the city OF Seattle. on
Friday, the 9Th day OF May. 1902. at
the hour OF 10 o'clock a. m. Of said
day, then and there to show cause.
II any they have, why an order OF
distribution should not be made dis
trihuting the residue OF said estate
among the heirs and persons in said
petition mentioned according to
law; eaid heirs and persons being
the following:
George II. Swasey. residing at
Cambridge. Massachusetts:
Frank u. Swasey, residing at
Cambridge, Massac
Emmc h. Swasey. residing at
Cambridge, Massachusetts;
Blanche l.. Powell, residing at Ian
caster, Pennsylvania.
IL Ia further ordered that n copy
OF this order be published once a
week for four successive weeks be-
fore the said eth day OF May. 1902.
IN the Seattle star, newspaper
printed and published in said King
county, and of general circulation
therein, and no further notice OF said
hearing Is required. Done In open
court this 5th day Of April, 1902
BOYD J. TAt4LMAN. Judge
STATE OF Washington, County OF
King, S.
l. G. A. Koeptii. county clerk and
eX-otilcio clerk OF the superior court
OF the state OF washington, for The
county of King. hereby certify that
the foregoing Is n fun. true and cor
rect copy Of the original order 10
snow cause made by said court on
the 9th day "f April, 1902. in the
matter - zs estate OF Charlotte
Swasey, deceased. Witness my hand
ana the seal OF said court this 5th
day of April. 1902.
Sealp c. A. KOEPFLI.
(qerix
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-09
ATHLETIC MEET
AT THE GRAND
Y. M. c. A. TO Hold Exhibition on
April ~

The athletes " the Seattle Y. n
@. A. Will give their annual exhibit
ton ~ the Grand opera house, April
~. The STAGE viii DE turned into
"A gymnasium, with all the regular
indoor apparatus There Is muc h
rivalry between the various Glasses,
and individual athletes 81 the en-
stitutlon This fact may develop
some Interesting competitive work
Besides The regular gymnasium eE-
erciHrH there will probably be- an
exhibition 81 fencing which has re-.
Gently been introduced at the Y. ~
g. A.
8 acre tracts, tle0 Lots near cat
line, $50. lot G0xl20 Western ave
between Madison and pike, $500
Water front on Lake Washington
Dunlap, 50 Union block.
aef ssaasaaaaas
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aINaN Stmwa
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To Build New Factory

The Increasing business Of the Sc.
attic Paint a. VAYnlsh Co. has cauH-
Cd the officers Of the concern 20 In
crease the capital stock OF the com.
pany 70 ts9.DQo The present fac
tory. located on Stewart street, Ia
not large enough 20 handle the 10.
creaRlng volume % business. and a
new four-st0ry building will short.
~ be erected on Grant street. near
the Frye-nruhn Co.'S plant.
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AS A GUEST


NEW YORK. Aprii s.--Adniral
Dewey. Cen Miles. Senat0r-elect Ar.
thur Il. German. Senator James ~
Foraker and Cardinal Gibbons are
among the distinguished persons IN
vitsd to attend the fourth annual
dinner OF this Maryland society Of
New York which takes place at
Sherry'a tonight
The guest of honor viii be Rear
Aimira Hehlsy, an honorary mem.
Der - the society. The dinner viii
Dc Characteristic Maryland one
80 far as the dishes and the music
go but many New Workers OF prom.
iuencs vii be present.
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NoRDHoFF a CO

a. M. at the court room cf the pn
bate department a our said supes
tor court. In the city Of Seattle. b
said King county. hza hssr duly A.
pointed by said court tu- the ssttie
ment OF said account n which tn
and place any person interested !
said estate may appear and tA b
exceptions in writing 70 skk .
count. and contest the sAEss.
Witness, the Hon Boyd ] y
man, Judge OF said super5o ~
and the seal OF said court h<srt-
fixed. this 5th day OF April. ~
(Seal) c. A KoEPN
ca
BY u. X. Sickels, Deputy csk
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kaga Maru Sails

The Nippon YuHen KaIsha steam
shlp khEa hnru has sailed for
Japan and China with "a cargo of
about 5000 tons ~ general freight
a, A. Young, q tea merchant Of This
Guy ana family took passage FOR
Hongkong. The Rioiun Maru Of the
mrday. Nv
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~ ID. X. sickols. Deputy clorl


IN THE SUPERIOR COURT or
Lth STATE or WASHINGTON.
FOR THE COUNTY OF KING.
STATE Of Washington, County OF
hlhg, ss.-No. 3766.-In the Mat
Ter OF the Estate Of Charlotte Swa-
sey, heoeased.-Notice OF Settle
ment OF Account.
N1tlce Is hereby given that John
II. Powell. administrator OF tho es-
tate of Charlotte Swaeev. deceased
has rendered to. and filed an SAID
court his final account as such al .
Ilihlstrator, and that Friday. the
V'h day OF May, 1909, at $3.50 O'clock