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Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-02

the camp by the minds that have exs-
 cute6 the plans which make it ths
 most unique mining town in the terri
 tory, that it remains only to speak nas how this wonderful copper producing
 organization. working low grades ct ore. has made it place of profit ane
 striking example of the mind O. man over the elements and almost sR-
 pernatural physical forces
 Let US visit the works and pursue the ore through its ramifcations of
 copper producing.
 ! Of course, the first things are t.,s. mines. Down in the bowels of tht- earth. and around the works are 2 thousand employees. each following tbss 1 routine of his own particular wort.
 A very large proportion of these are.
 in the mines. It is to be noted tbsc : the mines of the D. c. company. ars i particularly favorable to the miner. . they being always anxious to De uposs
 the pay roll of that company. for thA | reason that the mines are d.y. clean. 1 cool, free from damp and fumes. ami
 congenial to good health and easi;s-
 worked. Three tunnels are beins 1 worked at present. Over the dividt, 1 from the town, is the main hoist CT
 three that are in operation called ths West Yankee. and from the various 1 levels drifting has been done which connects the principal properties oa
 the company underground. the orea
 being conveyed to the hoist where the
 ores are hoisted to the surface
 That no detail has been overlookes |. that will afford greater safety to opere-
 tives, automatic gates open and close
 the entrances to and from the cagce which ascend and decend to the mines 1 below. .
 Here begins the first work consisc-
 ing of the sorting of ores As soon as-
 the ore reaches the top. it is run oveE~ i screenes, the finest are screened o1t
 and the lump ores sorted the smef.- | ing and concentrating ores are eacn I passed over screenes, the fines from. | each class going to the smeIter. whiIe the others are sorted and go to the i concentrator or smelter.
 An automatic counter keeps tally Jn { the nuInDer or cars Wnll6 aI 5tdtE& | periods, weigher takes the weigksss of the ores coming up in the cars. ana , from say twenty thousand cars per
 month, 2.000 of them will be weighed
 which averages the tons of ores ha-- dled
 ! The concentrating ores thus hofstea
 are dumped into bins and passed on so
 wide rubber belts from which adept little fellows pick of any first-clsAs
 ore as it passes along and this is put
 back into the first class ore btE. Never for a moment are the ores per
 mitted to rest.
 With an everlasting persistency the ! ever greedy machines and machinery stand as with hungry mouths wafting
 for the materials to feed them, and from these belts and bins the rock | finds itself fed into powerful crusheTs,
 which are like a coffee mill on a, huge scale. i;
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-02
THE SM FILTER.

Like every other part of the works of the D. c. M company, the smeiter IS up-to-date Immediately beside the shelter the company has a fine iney- haustible lime quarry. from whicss they obtain the necessary barren nSs terial used for huxing purposes. All of the plant is connected ny aboic two miles of 20inch railway, and at all hours of the day and night, it's IT, tie locomotives are puffing and tus- sjug away at their loads around the switehback road, between mine ana smeIter. smeIter and concentrator. ana I smelter and quarry.
 The smelter itself consists of four water jacketed furnaces 42x120. ana one furnace 42x144 inches. with a cS- paeity of 150 tons each per day. Four of these furnaces are in. blast at one time. one being kept in reserve.
 One of these furnaces is DOW being replaced by a new furnace which wisd be 42x264 inches-the largest furnace. either for lead or copper. in tue .Unit- ed. States, the same being Hesisnee by MT. .IE R. Wallace. the contrauF's met alIurgist. In connection with the fur mace plant is a briquetting machine. for putting into briouettes the fine ores from the mines fine concentrates from the concentrator and Cue duat
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-02
A GREAT FIND OF COPPER IN OLD
 MEXICO IS REPORTED.

Austin. Tex. August 1.-The official newspaper of the state of Mechoacan, Mexico, which is published under di- rection of the governor says that the most extensive and richest bed Of cop per ore in the world has just been dis covered near the town of Tinguindon, in that state
 The ore bed has been examined 5y mining experts and it is said to cover an area of 125,000 acres. Fourteen veins have been located. One vein IS 200 meters wide and more than 2O.ooo meters long, extending on the surface of the soil.
 The discovery was made by J. Cic- eron Castillor, who has applied to t1e government for title to the property.
 The United States Steel corporal on has Tust completed the highest and most complete steel mining sh 1t house in the world.
 From the ground to the high 0se point of the steel work is 16O fe st, and to the sheaves it is 14O feet ' ne ground dimensions are 35 feet by I5 feet.
 The shaft is built after ideas. ad- vancea and worked out by Chief En- gineer Frank Drake. which were in- spired by an imperative dems 1d from the furnace companies that he fine and lump ore be separated
 The mechanism of the shaft hoUs SC chute. which separates the ere. hoists the ore. dumps it in scre en chute. which separates the ore. fine from the lump. and turns it into channels that reach to the cars on the tracks underneath. This is the latest feat in the per lection Of iron mining machinery and is in many ways different from he shaft house at the Savoy. which IS about a quarter of a mile back from ffe SfSley shaft; as seen in the mns- tratioD -,,a ! The shaft house has caused mitch i interest among people. as 1t meets a change in conditions that is being ] worked slowly at in the underground mines.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-02
THE REVIEW.

The importance of the mining opeT- ations in the Warren district, is so great that The Bisbee Daily Review realizing the strong demand both To- callv ard at various points elsewhere, for reliable reports of the progress of the various companies here has undertaken to devote a great deal of energy to the securing of the sim pie facts of the situation, from week to weot and presenting them in read able form.
 The Sunday Review will be. spe- cial feature of this undertaking and as nearly as may be. a general resume of of the situation will here after anpear in The Sunday issue ot the paper.
 No sttempt will be made 10 hOost secondary or any other kind of prop ositions; the news is obtained direct lv from the officials of the. various companies and it is safe to say that the men in that capacity with the big properties operating here have no deeire to make claims which n any way ovestate the facts and # may be pointed out that very few of the comraries have any shares 10 sell hence are not interested in boosting stories.
 The Sunday issue of The Review -se -,.-y other sttrsctise feature: which win appeal to the reading rne lie ard it will be our aim to improve the various departments, as tht weeks go by.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-02

depth of a trifle over 300 feet the property nearest to the Mexican lire is just now felt to be in a very satis- factory condition. Arrivals of tim Der and other supplies has stocked up the reserves and steady progress is being made in the shaft.
 Superintendent E. Marks has not yet returned from his eastern trip but is expected shortly. Mine Fore man James Blair has resigned and will visit for a time at points in Cal ifornia The new foreman, J. R. Henderson. is the man who made such a good record as marshal of Bisbee and no doubt. his painstak- ing and progressive methods will win him favor in his new employment. MT. Henderson took up his new du- ties yesterday.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-02

MARQUETTE 6 ARIZONA. Finishing July month with a shaft
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-02
PORTAGE LAKE & BISBEE.


 It is far cry from Lake Superior to southern Arizona and no one real f izes this more than Superintendent Funkey. of the Portage Lake & Bis bee property as the enforced inactiv- ny at his camp is caused by the delay in receiving the pump and oth- CT machinery which was shipped from Hancock. Michigan, about thir- ty days ago. Efforts have been made to chase the shipment along as rap idly as possible and it will. doubtless arrive within a few days now. Ev- erything has been done that can pos sihIv facilitate the rapid employment of the new outfit and a continuance of the shaft sinking may be looked for very soon.
 in loral circles this property stands in pretty good favor and indications in nearby properties tend to show that it is situated in a desirable To- cality. and it is pointed out that min ing claims in the vicinity are being bought up rapidly and more compa- nies win probably soon enter the ac- tive list here.
 As an evidence of the heavy ship ments of supplies arriving for the big list of development companies in this field it may be said that recently the accumulation of loaded cars at the Don Luis yards had grown 10 such an extent as to amount to a positive blockade. and the railway company was compelled to add to it's office force in an effort to clear the situation Greater yard room and side track facilities are badly need ed to promptly dispose of the very Seayy shipments constantly arriving.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-02
DETROIT COPPER MINING co

DETROIT COPPER MINING co. Excepting the possible technical an.i
 mechanical description of the plant Of -tfe Detroit Copper Mining company.
 when the history of the town of Mo renci Is written. you have written the history of the mining company. or the reverse is true, that when you have
 written the history Of the Detroit coC;- pany, you have written the history of Morenci.
 The one is so intimately identified
 with the other. and the great physical
 projects have been worked out in
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-02
GENERAL NOTES.

Joe Curtis has just had eight claims in the Huachucas mountains patented. This group joins the property of the Huachucas Gold Mining and Milling company and has had a larger amount of work done on it during the past three years. A tunnel soc feet long has been driven through the granite to reach the lime contact. Copper is the principal value in the mineral so far met with.
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Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-02

big group of companies are now, ir the attitude of so many racing steeds, just entering on another circuit of track and it is safe to say that the former race will at least be main taiped
 Month by month the goal draws nearer. and as the time goes by the interest is being heightened both a- home in Bisbee. at Calumet, Michi- gan and various ther places.
 Results are being obtained by sev- eral Of the companies That indicate very clearly that, the Michigan and other capitalists who invested thelr money SO freely here. will be well rewarded for their business discre- ton and aggressive policy.
 One event of the past ten days which may be pointed to, and whicn to a certain extent affects the in- terests of these companies is the dis turbing element which has come in- to the money market, and which had market for this community in Calu- met. Michigan
 Timid investors in Warren district stocks and unurained observers Of the market handling these stocks are inclined to be disturbed when any If the prominent companies stocks are quoted at low figures. Such alarm Is entirely needless since in general these offerings are the result of an attempt to unload quickly small lots of high quality shares, by parties having pressing needs for ready money.
 The Solomon Springs people are having a group of claims surveyed at Gold hill
 A party of Minnesota capitalists are figuring on purchasing group of claims in the vicinity of the Bisoee Queen.
 The new Pittsburg & Calumet de- vetopment company hauled quantity of supplies away from the Bisbee de pot on Friday last, and are going to work at once.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-02

The new Pittsburg & Calumet de- veiopment company hauled quantity of supplies away from the Bisbee de pot on Friday last, and are going Q work at once.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-02

Surveyor George Clark has parry at work in the Swisshelm, on the sur- vey of big bunch of claims for the Frankenberg Bros.
 A letter just received from Mir. A. s. Robbins. president of the Bisbee weet. states that as soon as Superin- tendent Dwight feels well enough 10 visit the property an increased force will be put to work and the develop ment pushed systematically.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-03-19

Miss Pearl Briggs, who has been
visiting Mrs, T. j. Cheshire, has re
turned TO her home at Sodaville.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-03-19
The Troops Recalled.

Denver, March lS.-GOvernor Pea.
body tonight issued an order recall.
Ing the troops who were ordered TO
Colorado City March 80, on account
of the smeltermen's strike. Two days
ago the governor sent his private sec
retary to Colorado City TO investigate
the situation. and il is upon his rec.
ommendation that the troops are or
dered home.
Protests against the recall OF the
troops were made by a number OF
prominent business men OF Colorado
Springs and Colorado City. but the
governor stated tonight that he be.
lieved all danger OF trouble is over
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-03-19
WILL
INSTALL
PASTOR
Rev. F. A. Powell viii Take
Charge of Unitarian Church

Rev. Frank Abram Powell will be
installed as minister of the First Uni.
tartan church here tomorrow even.
ing at 8 o'clock. The public is in
vited OF these services. Rev. Charles
e. st. John of Boston, Mass, secre-
tary of the National Association, will
preach the sermon. Rev. George
Crosswell Cressey. ID. d., minister of
the Church Of Our Father, Portland,
Or, will offer the right hand of fellow.
ship and the charge to the new pas
tor. Rev w. G. Eliot, Jr., state su.
perintendent, will deliver the charge
to the people Mr.. Gideon Steiner
will speak for the congregation, as
president of the board OF trustees.
There will be an informal reception
to the pastor and honored guests at
the close OF the service.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-03-19
PEOPLE
AGAINST
TRUSTS
ti-Merger Case is
up For Argument
Battle Begun in Federal
Courts in Missouri
Claim of Each Side as Pre-,
Sented by Counsel

The government claims that the
Northern Securities Company is an
unlawful organization because II con
stitutes a pooling Of interests, and
consequent restraint of commerce
contrary to the Sherman antitrust
law.
The socalled merger does away
with the necessity for competition
and therefore does away with compe-
tition itself.
A court cannot recognize the plea
that others than the defendants have
organized similar companies for sim.
liar purposes. and have not been dis.
turbed by law
Nor can the court properly consld-
er the argument that the merger
should not be interfered with because
Of the benefits which commerce will
enjoy from IT, Such a contention Is
a matter for congress, who made the
law. to review. not the courts.
No individual can dispose of prop.
erty In manner which violates the
law; stockholders cannot veil unlaw-
ul acts in corporate charter
Laws OF New Jersey may operate to
defeat the laws OF Minnesota and 9th.
er states. but state law cannot take
precedence over a federal statute.
The defendant sets up that the
transactions incident to the forma-
tion of the Northern Securities Com.
pany were unlawful under the statutes
of the state OF New Jersey. The bur.
den Of proof Is upon the government
to show that aforesaid transactions
were a device TO defeat the provisions
tof the Sherman act Plaintiffs con.
cuslons and allegations TO that effect
have not been proved.
The sherman act, on which defend.
ants action is based. II II applies TO
socalled merger, Is unconstitutional
because II depriycs the company OF
the right TO buy property and stock.
holders Of the right to sell their own
and to acquire an interest in others
stock.
The term pooling cannot have an
application to the lawful acts Of the
plaintiffs.
The government has acquiesced for
more than II years in the merging of
other railway properties, and this con.
stitutes a construction OF the sherman
act.
The merger is rot pernicious. but
beneficial in its effects on commerce.
and should be marked with public ap.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-03-19

At &C Eaeh-Full sized Pillow Cases
made Of the best muslin. hemmed
and torn. Regular price l5e. for
this sale only &c.
Al &c yd.-House lining. 80 inches
wide, splendid cloth, made OF good
Wirey threads. Regular price. I'd
SC. for this day only SC.
At 96c Eaeh-Donble TWiIIed G1ori
SILK Umbrellas, 30OtO select from,
made with steel handles and split
ribs, the strongest umbrella. put np,
also very nobby hanjles. The regn-
lar price Is Sl.65 ereh. for this sale
only csc.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-03-19
Wood Choppers Wanted.

Men wanted at once. Call on OF
address W. d. Pugh. ll6 State street,
Salem. Si4-6t
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-03-19
CHTCAGo 81 TO X E
PEOPLES BARGAIN HOUSE
Fridays Great Sale

ever
ed them before In Salem We correct STYLE
sell possible margin
profit Sale off az 9 O'Clock
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-03-19

proEal rather tnan governmental OBJ
struction.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-03-19
MeneY In RaIsIna cuoumher..
Sl46t

The Gideon stolI Co. Is now con,
tracing for eueumbers for 1903 crop.
Any one who has suitable land for this
kind OF a crop should call early at
factory. MN and summer street, aud
secure contract for several acres
S.7-d2w.W2t
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-03-19
Mohalr Prices Have Advanced

Mohair growers! Prices have ad.
vanced on Mohair (see quotations
elsewhere herein); don't be deceived
by any one into selling your product
below the market. We are paying
top prices this season as in the past.
3.19.tf VIM. BROWN & co.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-03-19

At SOC yd-BIaek SiIkI All over Lace.
a perfect beauty, designs encircIed
ana grape bunch. These goods are
very haneSOme and are worth 10 10
81 I'd, We sell them for this DAY
only At SOC.
At csc yd-Black Satin Sollel Dress
Goods, 40 inches wide. the hand
soonest goods made. a splendid heavy
thick cloth. The regular price IS
ST. so yd for this sale only. I'd CSC:
Mill ends of Standaed caIicOes ana
Apron Ginhams, I'd Sc.
Prices on embroideTis Slaughtered
ChiIdTen's heavy underwear l0c
200 yds best SPOOL cotton 2e.s
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-03-19
OF Interest To
Hon0eSeekerS.
Salem, Or, March I, 1908.

Salem, Or, March Z, 1903.
Editor Journal:
Dear Sir: For thirty days will
offer my stock ranch in IL g., ,r6w.
in Benton county, containing 500
acres for the sum of $4,000. Full infor
nation can be had at my residence
No. 542 State street.
s-7-1m RALPH NJ. DAWSON.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-03-19
NEW TODAY


Laees, s,-lnsertions, finishing braid.
belts waist bags, at the Variety
Store. s4 Court street. Annora
NJ. Welch, proprietor.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-03-19
Salen's
Best
Store.


will Still
ambition
dealings
offerings
when
spending your money
advantage Read every line
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-05
ALAYMAN
I
Gave Doctora Flint About Coffee.

Speaking of coffee doctor OF Decatur
willie. Ohio. says: I'VE used to analyze
coffee at the Medical College. and In
spite of our labratory tests which show
ed 1t to contain catilna. an active poison,
7 continued to use the drink, and
later on found myself affected with SCI
rlous stomach trouble indigestion, head
aches, etc,
The headaches came on regularly and
oppressed me SO that ! found It diff
cult to attend to my regular duties. Ono
day last November, / met friend whom
I had known to be similarly afflicted,
Ills marked Improvement In appearance
caused me to Inquire what he had been
doing. He announced that he had. some
time ago, quit coffee and was using
Postum Food Coffee, to this change he
attributed tho change In his health,
took the hint, even from a layman,
and made the same change myself The
.trst Week noticed a little diffarence
but not much, The third week the change
was almost magical. have continued
with the Postum. and now my digestion
IS perfect, the nervous headaches have
entirely disappeared, aud ! am well. Aiy
own analysts Of the Postum Food COT
fee shows It toN be q nure food drink
Of strong character, which Is a., N ksd
contrast TO the ioldrfashloned Coffee"
Name given w Rcsfum Co, Battle
sNFeek. 1lCp- & AZ e w ffl}f III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-05
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The Epworth League services will be
conducted by Miss Bertha Harding next
Sunday at tho Methodist Church at
p. NJ.
Miss Mary Aubrey. who has been visit
Ing near Lakeside, has returned to
Louisa.
Miss Alice Shaw OF smithvllle is
visiting Mrs, Whitney, on Chamberlain
Avenue.
Miss Jean Williams, of Newport News.
has returned home from visit to Miss
Elmore. near Chestnut Hill,
Mr.. p, p. Duval, OF Hanover, who has
been visiting friends on the Helghta. has
returned home,
Miss Carrie James. Of Craigs. Is visit
Ing the Misses Hill, OF Brook road &
Mrs George Campbell, Of Lakeside. ~
quite sick at her home,
Services will be held at the Epiphany
Episcopal Church Friday &C 4:SO r. Nj
conducted by the rector. Rdy, G, r.
Kuyk.
Miss Lille D,lvl. Is quite sIok at her
home on Miller Avenue. :
Mr., Owen, Of Rockbrldge, Is visiting
friends In Brookland Park,
Mrs. sallie of Caroline county. is the
guest of Mrs. j, G.. Jeter.
Mr., Thomas Goodwiny'ot Lynchburg,
who has been visiting Mr., Scott. Of
North Avenue, has returned home
Miss Alice Goodall, OF Clayton, Is visit
ing her friend. Miss Woods, of Brook
road,
Miss Mary Anderson, who has been
visiting her aunt, near Lakeside. has re-
turned to Louisa III
Mr.. Albert Courtney. of williamsburg.
Is expected to visit friends on the Heights
this week. W q
Mrs f. M. Lambert, OF Charleston,
w Va, Is visiting Mrs. Acott near
Chestnut Hill,
Mrs. Curry has returned to her hoAiH
In South Carolina, after short visit
to friends and relatives on Meadow
Bridge roed.
Mr., j.. E. McMurran. who has Slbeen
visiting his sister. near the Seminary.
has returned ITO Nnwpors News XIII.
\ sSlss Marie KENT who has been visits