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Woodville Republican., 1903-02-28

FnN cnANcERY cLERK.

To THE VOTERS,
AppFerintlnn the sapnntt Of The voters nf
Wflkfnsan County In the pest ~ whtvh. trust
have proven deAesvsnw, aKaia ssk tileHl %
fsrd nae their AID IN ArrnFiBK my rr-eiessfinH
Assuring fhrn, thatf wiii 10 the ufnsssef in my
Fsswst ~ ell shr otiihsN ~ chaHrrFy Ciesk, "
Che future. a. IN the mast Vi the eAesi III my
Vnscr n | am mgAtn chosen ny the tenple
nssNnesstfafly,
{. A. EO0N.
Woodville Republican., 1903-02-28

IeSt vas usbsrci .n on Wednr.
day and abe gayiiies wiil cease uH-
Ill the advcui Of Faster.
Woodville Republican., 1903-02-28
FOR RENT.

Residence formerly occupied by Dr.
L. W. Perkins apply to
/. S. JOSEPH.
Jan. 81, l903.4w.
Woodville Republican., 1903-02-28
A. II. sANDMAN.

n. IL. SANDMAN.
resident In said tnwn. license 10
sell and retail yinous, alcoholic. malt,
intoxicating and spiritueus liquors in
less quantities than one gallon within
the llalits OF said town at TIE saloon
house now occupied by him on the
southeast corner Of the square direct
ty west of the court house. aud we
recommend the said A III. Sandman,
to be Of good reputation aud sober
and suitable person 10 receive such
license Respectfully.
Louie Bernard Brown. Hiram Whet-
stone Smith. Charles Edward Side
board, Richard Anderson, Jacob
Stutsman, WilliamlL Polk. Van White
head, jacob Adolphns DzYidsen, Hil-
lery Jones, Morris Iirsh Rothschiid,
Thomas Johnson. Iszd0re Rothschild.
Simon Blnmenthal, Gabriel Kann.
John Prcstwood Miller. Jos Sarphie
Leon Schwartz. Ralph Gray Jones,
Joseph Willis Chisholm Wilson Ber-
nard Newell Paul Hxbig. James Gas
ner Turner, Charles Edward Heafy
Isaac Sinclair Joseph. Robett Sidney
Smith, John Carruth Best. Thomas
Roland, Harry Cohen. Jos. Schwartz.
Benjamin Goslinski. John A Mickey.
James Johnson. jacob Cohen. Lee
Charles SchIoss. Mack Floyd. Sam
Rosso, Nose p Scott. Thomas Broad
way, Sigmand q Stern, Monroe "
Brown. John Edward Thomas. Fred
Martins. George Martins. Abe Cohen.
Sandy Postlewaite, August Metzger,
David DickeY, Frederick = Hart,
Chas Chisholm. IS@ac I Hart, Albert
Basset. George Chisholm, Francis +
Best. Alexander Henry Sandman.
dos Bythel Pool. Ben Brown, Zach
ariah Kelly. John Cox, William q
Miller. kossuth Fayette johnson. Hare
Abdallah, Edward Higgins Lewis.
Nolan Stewart. John i Fosselman,
Richard DellePaine.
STATE oF MrssssstPfr
WILKINSON C0UxFr.
Personally appeared l.efore me. the I
Jastice Of tle Peace in 1
md for said connty and state. Joseph 1
Schwartz, who being dnly sworsa,
ssss on cath that the signatnres on
he foregoing petition are genuine
lad signed in nv presence.
,l0sErH SeaGwARrz
Sworr to ant Subscribed before me
lis February 2na lgss.
Il. II. LEWIS, s.r.
Filed Feb. aad. 1875.
L-EoS SCHWARTZ, Tits Clerk
Woodville Republican., 1903-02-28
MONDAY. the 2od day ~ MARCH. A 1910.

public cutlery bld5e CASH during me n
0f da1fu House
w0drIe fIoslng se o. continue IRON o1 ~
flF lDlI II land liz
Woodville Republican., 1903-02-28

We are atllhoFlNFd n annofIFNes
w. a. HUFF.
A. : acanasdsie for sheriff sahiecl 70 the Aetion
0f shc temocFAtir party.
We are suthoFisnd 10 Annannee.
X. r. JOHNSON,
A. = ranal1ste Tor SHERIFF aubject 10 the ac-
Son Of fhe Dempcratsc party.
We are natkerlssa 10 annaance.
G. M. ANDERSON.
A. candidate foF Sheriff subject 10 the
action AZ the ncmncrAsir party
Woodville Republican., 1903-02-28

A = r.aaidats flir Reufvsentafirr sn etafr
pesaocfssie pzrty.
Woodville Republican., 1903-02-28

ron eHERfFF.
We are antharlssl ~ aun1ance.'
T ". MILESTONE.
A. ranaisasr f.r sheris -ublecs % the &C.
taom ~ ihs DemocfAtia parry.
10 TVS vornns oF wuksseon corTr.
After thaakies ynH faf past support ana
] aew AnaNaacF ntssHif ~ a candidate snr
sheriff aaf rnsusrffgliy saiieft ynsir suo-
pnrt Ana ~ eleefnd ! psssnaiHf you faith
ffii dlArhaeae ~ al fhe dasfss irsipsaed Hpos
me sasfd I pili eHdeaFof ~ serve FOa ~
kealomsiy In gila fwture A. have IN che past,
Respectfully.
Woodville Republican., 1903-02-28
TAX COLLECTORS SALE.

unity oelnssent the a yar lq To- 4n
5cfgnrd sheriff TKCectof Nusu eDaaiy Si4isW A-'
siff, sili 90
Woodville Republican., 1903-02-28

ron ASSESSOR
70 are authorized 10 announce.
RALPH JONES.
ns a candidate for Assessor sah5sct 10 the
srtioa ef the nemocfAsic party.
we arr aashaFlnnd 70 aAnounce.
E. E RICHARDSON.
- q eaadiaAsn Coz Assessor suhiest 10 the
setiou ~ TIE Democratic party.
Ne are aafhpfised To aanoanoa.
u ID McCRAINE.
~ 4 cAndid tte f0r Assessor. subject I, me
scilon 81 the Democratic party.
~ are aashorssea 20 aauoance.
j. II. DAWSON.
A esndiiata for Assessos subject 70 The
srzion ef the Democratic party.
Woodville Republican., 1903-02-28
rnR rRKAsuRrn .


We sFe nashesssf ta ann0inep
r. j. NETTEIsvIi.LE.
a. a candidate foF Treasurer sahisci d the
action e ms dnanocratlc party.
20 are authorized 70 ahnouucs.
T. n. HATFIELD.
~ q eaadldase faf Treasurer sahirci to the
action ef the Denocrafle party.
70 are authorized 81 amnounre
LYTTLhTON LEWIS.
ks . candidate for TREASURER snhsees % the
setlon ef The Democratic party
~ sre sathnsissd % announce.
q. w CAGE.
ss cnndiaidaie fsw TreaaareF snh1cct 10 che
Netiun uf the Democratic party,
Ne srV authorised 20 anaoanec.
+. III. FARRAR.
- 4 candlsAfa f0r Treasurer subject 10 the
action af The Dcutocralle party
Woodville Republican., 1903-02-28

e = ~a4fif.ss - r nsareasntafiva n STATE
t,zitsfav. sahfsct - Tbs arfioa u tbe
him1erafie pw'Y.
Woodville Republican., 1903-02-28
DISSOLUTION.

G. KANN, Adj.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-16
CALUMET AND cocHIeE.

I. seems but a few weeks since this comranv first had 2 shaft denth to -ecord and now the~ are on the list with 460 feet to their credit.
 So much work a7d so little ta't is an agraeable sier of tho condition nf thi-gs here If tNo s-ockholders could look into the shaFt 'hav oonld prob ahlv mt geo arv dee0er than any one else. hut when they came to st''@v the cha-acter oF the formation whi"h tho machine drill men aye now cu'ting. # ie r-nh-hra thot +bev would hove a comfortable feeling and a brighter eye.
 No drifting at this shaft will he at- tennted inst now. eve-v effort being put into the "gettins down" business and the ranid sinking record is tho most agreeable sort of activity which the owners are now looking for.
 The enlarged boiler battery is suf- Acient to furnish mower for all work likely to be undertaken during months 10 come.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-16
IN THE MINING FIELD Operations of Interest Throughout the County of CoChise. Arizona
 and GOuOra
and Sonora

any time now and his many frienls about town are solicitous regarding his condition.
 The L. s. & P. is rapidly assuming the essential qualifications of a most valuable property and owing to the vast extent of territory they own within the mineral belt it is certainly falling into line for advancement in;o one of the greatest mining proposi- tions of the age. if. as is confidently anticipated. the ore bodies underly a large portion of their ground.
 Strirgers and rockets of ore are to be met with underground here al most constantly, and it is pointed out that such conditions do not occur except where large ore deposits arc These fac's should prove very good reading to the stockholders and D many others as well. for they clearly point ,he way to a still brighter flu l ture for the town of Bisbee and the 1 Warren district.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-16
THE DIAMOND DRILL.

The imDortance of this feature Of the develoDmeDt work promises to be quite marked. Under small housin ? of rough lumber. over in the big field back of the Swim saloon at Lowell is a mechanical contrivance that i7 one of the results of modern methods in machinery construction. and which will probably do some work within the coming few weeks that will be If very great importance to mining and mining investments in the War ren district
 The Sullivan Machinery company company. of Chicago. has here corps of men who are trained in the art of testing the earth crust to great depths by means of the diamoni drill core cutting apnaratus and thf new machine which they have set ur on the Junction companys land is
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-16

in driving the tunnels. An extended interesting experience of the kind that will be long remembered.
 The mine is lighted by electricity and the long tunnels resemble the railways of city sky scrapers.
 Here and there in passing through, groups of miners are met with, some drilling away in the rock, others pu,- ting in timbers. while still others are repairing the tracks for the many miles of underground track must be replaced and repaired just as is the case with surface lines.
 But perhaps the most interesting of all is the peculiar beauty of the vary ing ore formations, which at several places are simply magnificent. At one place the ore both overhead and along the sides will be of various shades of myrtle green. glistening m the electric light. This may continue for several hundred feet to be sue ceeded in turn by a superb mixture of shades ranging from cream color to dark blue in combinations and de- signs extremely attractive and beau tiful. Malachite, Azurite. sulphides. carbonates and many types of copper ore are in sight in profuse abund- ance and interlarded by large de- posits of Hematite iron ore and waste rock heavily minerslized or stained in various colors.
 One is readily astounded by the richness and abundance of the ore de posits here displayed. stopes and lev els running through them in places apparently for miles and the dues tion-when will it all be removed seems impossible of a reasonable an swer. Terms such as wonderful great and immense. break involunta rily from the lips. and enc is let along in a bewildering maze, wonder ing if the newer properties will yet show equally extensive deposits.
 The crystal cave ediacent to th' Holbrook shaft is still a marvel though greatly decreased in size b!
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-16

of Mir Funkey. At the home office in Michigan shares are still being sold and at this point it is consiA- cred a good buy Some way the eth CT company's operating near the Per tage Lake. report he most desirable kind of conditions in their workings. Especially is this true of the Bisbee Queen which is stationed but a short distance away in a draw at the foot of the big hills. The Por- age itself has not yet attained such depth as to occasion any expectancy in regard to indications but at the same time the work. so far done, has not been void of agreeable symptoms.
 Delay occasioned by waiting for the machinery is regretted by the vari- ous compaDies but it seems 10 be un- avoidable as the machinery houses make the most positive assertions that advance orders are taxing to ;he limit their caDacitv Of production and the railways are said to be doing mag, nificent work in handling the heavy traffic which outfoots their capacitv.
 Owing 10 the Portage shaft being but a little over hundred feet deep the pine laying will not he a heavy task and the pump here should make things dry in short order to enable the drill men to get to work cnce more
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-16

the settling down of the large masses of ore and rock occasioned by long. continued production from the miEe. This white crystal cave, the one in which the Masonic banquet and eX- ercises were once held is several hundred feet under ground, and is still as roomy as a good sized lodge hall. It was at one time many acres in extent. and when first found was superbly beautiful with it's hanging crystals and white vinelike and fo- ral formations which in the candle light must have been overpewerins in the effect of its beauty. Dus-
 smoke and the hammers of sourvenii
 hunters have now greatly lessenec the caves attraction, though it ;' still a beautiful cavern. l. is said that in the course of years many thousands of people have visited
 this famous cave.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-16
PHOTO BY HUMPHREYS, sIssEs.

cred such a valued proposition. They say ii lies out in the fiat between hills and has no surface indications worthy of mentioning-but they fail to go far enough.
 The northwest corner of the group of claims comprising the land includ- ed ir the title of the Junction Devel- onment Co.. is within seven or eight hundred feet of the southeastern eX- tremity Of Sacramento hill which IS known 10 overlay very many Of the rich stopes of the Copper queen
 mine. There is a strong belief that ,be ore stopes of the Gardner shaft which are on a branch of this hbl
 project toward the Junction as far as i the iceplant or even to a point very
 near the Junction boundary which
 reaches up to near the iceplant. The oft repeated statement and apparent
 ly well established fact that the ore ] bodies found in the Queen and c. x A
 nroDerties trend away past Sacramen- : in hill in a direct line with the Juno | tion shaft. should go far in establish ing the conviction that the Junction companv is almost certain to encoun-- or the ore bodies at depth, estima- ] ted as somewhere between 600 ara i 1900 fet. At any rate the faith ID this property seems to be increasing i very rapidly and shares are becom' | ing comparatively scarce.
 The establishing of Diamond DriI
 operations or this property VIII
 very apt to promptly make plai
 how much fact there is in speculation but to some -~'e
 nouncement, within f. T~ 4~-' the drill has shown up ab? c-o -
 rich r'ireral will be no veIy great
 surprise.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-16
THE OLIVER.

A few weeks since the Oliver was little less nnrtentious looking thar A rrospect hole-row it's different The railway snur near the lowell is tent husv discharqing now sections of the heavy power working outfit which the Calumet & Arizona is plant irg here.
 Just at the nresent time tho soron1 15O H. p. noiler is being iollied up the gr7de to the shaft, quite an uu' derta1,irg by the way.
 The new hoist is heinz housed ir by 2 rarmanent buildi1P. The f"7' hci,ar has benn set and h~icl-ed '7 end the foundation prepared for Inc eeoond one.
 There won't he much spare 'ime at this shaft during the c>~'inc rorths as +ha~e will be some @-'1!ine 70 do for the Calumet X A~izona wan+e to oet down to big h1siues; and -he- -Nir'- tho way n n r. Is tc get g-eo+ar facilities for "ftirg ny 10 su-fare the vast quantities Of min eral they are known 10 have under ground.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-16
CALUMET & PITTSBuRG.

It is said they have a fine view and plenty of water at the Pittsburg but they they have a great deal more be- side that and one of these days this property will be recognized as full fedged mine.
 At least one man has been found who says he would rather pay s2OO a share for the c. & P. than s1O or s2O for some of the others-if he had the money. But, seriously, the Pitts burg is going right along improving in general value as an investment. Ore pockets and stringers continue to show in the drifts of the $50 fo1t level. and regularly at that.
 Bodies of ore with a width running up to 30 feet do not usually occur a. any old place and experienced mining men who have examined these drifts
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-16
Onmen Wnazp kH s~ {
THE COPPER QUEEN.

tViitors to Bisbee are apt to fancy that there are no beauty spots in the whole camp, but that is one guess they miss. Aside altogether from the superb mountain views which are on every side in rich profusion and which are but slightly appre- ciated by our home people; there are hidden away beneath these hills many things which rival in ef- fectiveness the beauty of some of the most famous paintings. There comes easily to mind the. wonderful Hol- brook Crystal cave in the Copper Queen workings and this in turn sus- gests still o-her features of the un- derground appearance of the big mine which is worthy of very extended mo- tice
 Recently a party of visiting fnaE- cial men accompanied by Bisbee friends. were continuously invited tj inspect the underground workings of the big mine by officials of that com pany, and after a trip through the drifts, lasting some hours they were so impressed with what they saw as to be lavish in their praises Of not only the remarkable abund ance and richness of the ore deposit but of their magnificent beauty as well.
 The Queen mine is said to contaii upwards of one hundred and twenty miles of drifts and tunnels in all anc the various sections of the mine dis play a vast variety of ore formation Tn places for hundreds of feet and m level above level. solid bodies of ore are passed in going through th' drifts and in many of these not pound of ore has been withdrawn eX cept what was necessarily taken out
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-16

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Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-16
THE JUNCTION.

Hard rock still and plenty of 1t in the big shaft of the Junction Develop ment company was the story at Ire end of the week just completec. The shaft is over sixty feet deep. The steam hoist saves lots of heavy hand labor and the addition of a large gallows frame shortly will greatly improve the working outfit. The new smith shop is very handy and the new home for the foreman is going up rapidly.
 If you see chance to get some Juno ton shares don't let them get away from you. for their is a strong belief that this stock will go very high. Al first thought people are inclined tt ask why Junction should be consiG
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-16

say that there can be no doubt wha.- ever that these showings are the cer- tain evidences of large ore bodies which will be reached when another hundred CT two feet have been clipped into. The underground formations in this section are in no sense dineI- ent to those in the copper Queen n the vicinity of the mineral deposits, and So. it seems entirely consistent to presume that similar deposits VIII be met with here.
 For some days past the new pumps have been undergoing a series or tests and they have been able to move the water up the shaft ID most satisfactory way and yesterday drill steel again brought into play n the shaft bottom. a distance of 9os feet from surface.
 A few days will see the PitsbuTg past the 1000 foot mark and it is COZ ceded to be a good prophecy to asser1 that the mining stage is near al hand. This property has aporl enough coal on hand to start coal mine with, but it takes quite some fuel to feed six big boiler furnaces ! with
 1 It is a sure thing that if all these companies reach plenty of ore mere will be a big scramble for town lots but it is equally sure that in sucn case the real estate deal wiH"see them coming" and give prices a lofty quality.
 f Shares in the Pittsburg are seldom seen in the market and it is r aDie that the present hol9o-
 this stock is good enoCet
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-16
WOLVERINE 6 ARIZONA.

Steady rroqress is being made here and the shaft now down over three hundred feet shove many eratifying 2 evidences Of it's being in the right sort of lonatinn.
 Without arv particular game of talk heinz mt m relative to this property. the neo0le back ir Nichigan have all along felt that the Wolverine and Arizona is a proposition that is destined to nrove to be an exception ally good thing.
 The stock market reflects this feel ing in the wonderfully steady way in which the w & A. maintains it's position there with the various o'her institutions listed. Most all the shrewd and careful buyers include a liberal bunch of this comnany' S shares in their favorite holdings and it is probable tha- during the autumn and winter the W. & A. will mcve into the very front row of Warren district good things.
 Nearness to the White Tail Dee, | claim and other favored ground o' the Conner Queen. and being directly | in line with the famous southves store of that company are strong rea | sons why this property should 1t | looked upon with much favor. bn 1 there are still o-her reasons notable amongst which is the fact that thu ! 6evel0nrr ent work is hringing out th' | most eloouent testimony tbat the con | 1iticrs which antedated the e7ooun
 te~cf rich mineral in the Ouee' | stoves ore here to he evnected hv th ] rcost simnle nrncess 0f reasoning.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-16
PORTAGE LAKE.

Time was when they were not so busy at this point as they are today. Now they have the Michigan ship ment of machinery and it is moving into place rapidly under the direction
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-16
LAKE SUPERIOR 4

Level eleven hunC is now being
 drifted and this is the point where good news of the true s-amp is to be looked for. It is reported that Su. perintendent Hoatson has had a se- were attack of illness during several weeks past and that he has been con- fined to hospital apartments in San Francisco. He is expected home al
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-10-04
BUSINESS LOCALS.

Frank Werm, jewelry store, ia Bull
street, is showing a beautiful line of
ladies' watches and chains at popular
prices. Save money by buying at
Werm's.
H. H. Peoples & Sons, 125 Congress
street, is a splendid place to buy your
hardware, stoves, implements. fire.
arms, cutlery and builders supplies
guns and ammunition.
George Wagner's Son, Savannah's
leading and reliable florist. Now is the
time to order a choice selection of the
most beautiful roses of all kinds.
Kalamazoo celery received fresh ev-
cry day by c. Winkler, in the City
Market. Foreign and domestic
cheese. Telephones 266.
For sale, seventy-flve dozen Mason,s
fruit jars, porcelain lined caps: prices
/ pint, 40 cents per dozen; one quart Ak
cents per dozen; one-half gallon. 58
cents per dozen. Savannah Crockerv
and Hardware Company, 3O3- 305
Broughton, west; Georgia phone No,
S57.
A. S. Nichols. the reliable shoe deal
er. sells the kind of shoes that fit well.
wear we'll, and give you solid comfort
Recommended by the people.
The Savannah District Messenger
Company will make you special rates
on drayage, messenger service, furni-
IuTe anu pldllOS tlONSQ anu StOreQ. 81
Montgomery street.
Just received, new buckwheat. new
oatmeal and new mackerel. One pound
jars pure fruit preserves 10 cents
Fresh every day, Saratoga potato
chips. At John Sullivan's, Is Congress
street. west.
The Richmond Business College ia
daily receiving pupils from North and
South Carolina, Florida, Alabama and
from all over the state of Georgia.
Thoroughness is our motto.
Photography in all its beauty of STYLE
and finish at Launeys gallery.
Everything in trunks and valises at
an alarmingly low price at the Chat
ham Trunk Factory. You can get a
swell trunk or a fine valise cheaper
here than any other place in the city.
Chatham Trunk Factory.
Chas. A. Cox, the practical tin-plate
and sheet iron worker; tin, slate, tar,
gravel and tile roofing: best work:
lowest prices. 142 Barnard street.
If you are hard to, please in hav-
ing your pictures framed, take them
to Ladeveze's where expert worknen
are employed. Prices the lowest
known. II Congress street, west.
J. H. Helmken's cafe is a delightful
place to take your meals or regular
board. Tables furnished with choicest
table delicacies. Southeast Liberty
and Whitaker.
Ladies, read Daniel Hogan's adver-
tisement to-day and be sure to visit
the bargain slash prepared for you.
Mccormick Mowers Rakes and re-
pairs for same. With seventy-two
years of success, they have proved to
be the best machine made. Heidi Pillow
Company. sole agent. A West Broad
street.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-10-04
"MISS WIGGS OF
THE CABBAGE PATCH"

Mrs. Wigs of the Cabbage Patch"
made her first bow to an audience at
Atlantic City last week. She was
pleasantly received, and the general
comment on the performance is that
it will certainly win favor by its home
ly situa tions and sententious humor
Mrs. Madge Carr Cook, who plays
the title role, won the approval of her
audience, and the quaint philosophy of
the author caused a constant ripple of
laughter.
Lovey Mary was played by Mabel
Taliaferro, and she brought out the
simplicity and innocence of the char
acter to an effective degree.
Helen Lowell in the difficult part of
Miss Hay, gave entire satisfaction,
and William T. Hodge, as Mr.. Steb-
bins, who cared more for pie and drink
and matrimonial calculations than the
hereafter, shared honors with Mrs
Cook.
In the histrionic duplication "The
Patch" lost none of it's literary fame.
Everything was there, even to the cab
bages themselves, the box car and Mrs.
Wigs pump, around which lowered
some of the best business of the play.