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Warren sheaf., 1903-05-07
Hotel For Sale.

The Scandia Hotel at Argyle,
Minn., newley furnished and having
a good run of business, is for sale,
or will trade for a farm. A good
we'll which never runs dry is found
on the premises. Apply to the own
er.
Mrs.:C. Hiaasen,
Box IS, Argyle, Mimi.
Warren sheaf., 1903-05-07
Negligee Shirts.

Our shirt supremacy is acknowledged by
all. Best styles, largest assortments and
popular prices. These are the apparent
reasons we are now offering exceptional
values just at the season when you need
them most.
Mems corded woven Madras NesIigee
Shirts in varied assortment of this seasons
best and newest styles---each shirt with one
pair detached cuffs to match.
Excellent value at $.l00...our price ....7 75c
Mems Work Shirts, fast color. .... 49c-65c
Warren sheaf., 1903-05-07

The St. Hilaire Retail Lumber
Co., will give you time on your
lumber bill. See them about it.
W. S. DAY,
MANAGER
Warren sheaf., 1903-05-07

Get your lumber bills figured at
the Office of the St. Hilaire Retail
Lumber Co. They sell lumber
cheap. w. S. DAY,
ManaOar
Warren sheaf., 1903-05-07
ClOthing.

A we'll dressed man is always admired. Clothes
not make the man, but, how good clothes
help out! A we'll dressed man commands atten-
tiOn--eVerybOGy adn1ireS him. 1t is just with
the COthe--they always the best
dressed meet anywhere.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-05-30
THE GLOBE DISTRICT

W. c. Feagles brought in four tons
 Of very high grade copper ore from Jerry Coughlin's mine, last Saturday. Jerry has large group of very prom, ising claims situated near the head of
 Pinto creek, which would be a good proposition for a company to take up.
 Howard Paschal, of the Tri-Bulliou Smelling & Development company, was here again this week looking at mining property in this district. with which he is very favorably impressed. He left this morning for Chicago to submit a proposition to his company for the purchase of the property.
 John A. Church, consulting engin. eer of the Old Dominion Copper Min. ing & Smelling company, and connect ed with the shannon Copper company in similar capacity, arrived on Tuesday from Clifton, there he has been for the past month. MT. Church expects to remain here for some time
 As will be noted by the publication appearing on the fifth page of this is. sue, the United Globe Mines corpora. ton has increased it's capital stock from $1,OOO,0O0 to $2,OOO,OOO. The company has a large and valuable property here, and the present deVeI opment work about the Gray shaft is opening up important bodies of sul. phide ore.
 A party Of twenty capitalisss and mining men from Denver and Kansas City, under the escort of J. D. Coplen, general manager of the Pacific Mining & Metals company. and Porter W. Fleming, of Tucson, ar. rived this evening in a special car attached to the regular train. They are here to look at the Woodson group and other mining property re. gently bonded to Mir. Coplen. It is the largest party of mining men, we believe, that ever visited Globe.
 Mining is active on the Mineral and Pinto creek divide. In addition to the extensive development by the Arizo- na Hancock Consolidated, nearly all the owners of claims located in that section are al work, with the resul! that good ere is being opened on sev. eral properties. The Gibsons have a 6ne showing on the 100 foot level of their mine and are taking out ore for shipment. It is cnalcopyrite going about 34 per cent in copper. Pasquale Sigro and partner are also getting the same character of ore. Their mine Is considered 10 be one of the best oD the divide.
 E. H. Fondren is ;n from the new camp of Superior, Queen creek. main. ,ained by the Lake Superior 6 Arizona Mining company, of which A. c. Sic both is superintendent. He says the company is developing great mine. All the machinery, including a steam hoist, boiler, air compressor and power drills, so long delayed at Casa Grande, IS now in place at the mine and sink. ing has been resumed. Surveyor 4 Q. PeDdletnn asS's'ed bv Wm navid. son is engaged in making a prelimina. y survey for a branch railroad to Superior with the Phoenix 6 Eastern at the Buttes.-Belt.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-05-30
PoLARiS MINE PAID FOR.
Ores at the Standard Are Improving
 In Value

In Value
 Hon. W. Sullivan and Hon. Rober: Hopkins, prominent lawyers of Den. ton, Texas, arrived in Clifton last weel: in company with General Manager Beauchamp, of the Polaris, company for the purpose of making the final payment on the Polaris company's property, which consists of twenty claims in the. GreenIee district an1 9 millsite on the Frisco river. The payments were made on Monday last, and the company is now free from in- debtedness of any character. The company will soon resume develop. ment work on a more extensive plan than heretofore pursued. The fact that the mines are paid for will be of great assistance in the sale of treasury stock, which, however, is also under. written by the Western Investment and Trust company. The Poiaris has good property and will doubtless make a success Of its enterprise.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-05-30

from 10 cents to 12 certs per foot tl more than s2.75 per foot. according te. diameter and quality. It is made ia size from 1-4 of an inch to If inches in diameter. For transmission of power, especially where the transmits. sion is long and indirect. it is most successfully employed. Rawhids pinions are well known and are used largely on electric pumps. They serve all the purposes of metal and re. quire little fabrication and are almosr noiseless. Rawhide may be used also in the gear of friction wheels The large packing houses of Chicago an6 Kansas City, where they utilize every. thing except the squeal and below. has brought about an increased use of material formerly yalueless unless. tanned.
 A new method Of electrically loca,. ing ore deposits has lately been tried in Wales which is a practical aDDlIca. tion of the theory of wireless telegrs- raphy by earth conducdon. The ir. duction coil which is used as trans hitter has the terminals of the sec ondary connected with two metal stakes pushed into the soil. Radiatiug currents are thus produced which can be detected by telephones a.. tached to similar stakes. Normally the telephonic disturbance is greatess in line at straight angles to, and b. secting. the line that joins the trans hitting electrodes. The presence ot ore. however, disturbs the current dis tribution, and the amount of shifting of the point of maximum disturbance Is an index of the position of the or= body sought for. The nature of ths telephonic sounds are, it is said. dependent on the depth of the deposi: and on the mineral richness. In anT event, the new method promises to b. of wide usefulness.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-05-30
BIG BUG NEWS.

interesting items From Some of the =. Mines Whereabouts. The report is current that the Nc. Cabe mill will be rebuilt at once and on a larger scale than the old one, which was recently destroyed by fire.
 Quite Q number of properties in tho Big Bug section are nearing the point of actual producers, and with a little preliminary work will begin shipping ore.
 Good reports continue to come from the claims worked by J l Jackson and W. P. Murphy in Black canyon district. Recent assays from a two foot ledge give SsO gold per ton.
 The new steam hoist for the May Mining company, near Mayer, has ar rived and is being installed. Sinking will start in few days, and the flu. ture of this property will soon be de. termined.
 Work has commenced on the Old Mesa mine in upper Big Bug. Some very rich ore has been taken from Lh4o uAAS III years past anu AO NOuUt there is more left for the new com. pany to uncover.
 The claim being worked by D. w. Jenkyns, which is close by the recent strike made at Copper mountain, is showing up well and promises to be equally as good as the original dis. coVery by Thornton and Franklyn.
 Considerable excitement prevails al Horse thief canyon in the Bradshaw mountains over the big find recently made there. and bids fair to add to the fame of the Crown King district.
 The new gasoline hoist has arrived for the Lion Gold and Copper com. pany, now operating in the Agua Fria mining district H. Reifsnyde- re- zen lv arrived from os Aneeles th home of the company, and has every. thing in shape for extensive develop ment. The property is looking fine and will be heard from in a short time-Big Bug Enterprise
Bisbee daily review., 1903-05-30

GX GMCeNH
 VSU VI do not to believe those assertions hope they are not true because THE MAN THAT SAYS EVERY MAN MUST FALL IS WRONG. WHEN WAS YOUTH,
 KNEW NOT VICE l had temptation presented tho ministry without knowing vice without having beer tempted thank God for those who shielded in purity.
 MEN, THERE WILL COME 4 DAY WHEN A CHURCH WITH PURE, SWEET WOULD HAVE YOUR BEST ARM YOUR EVILS OF PREVIOUS YEARS.
 sometimes think the Son of this world furnish standard of manhood We have had but candleghts the that Bethlehem
 If read history alright, have correctly incrprcted great teachers little pathway that leads peace and prosperity That is the pathway which the feet Of Jesus pathway of obedience law, of meeknes self rifc and sympathy where helped up and pushed down.
 do say that everybody who will be good will millionaire That is impossible. IF ALL OF us IN THIS COUNTRY WERE TO BE IDEAL CHRISTIANS, OUR FAMILY INCOMES WOULD AVERAGE BUT LITTLE MORE THAN A THOUSAND DOLLARS.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-05-30
IN THE MINING FIELD Operations of Interest Throughout the County of COChise, Arizona
 and Sonora
MINING BRIEFS.


 Henry Kreimer was down to look A, the Onenight group at the southeast section of the district and reports a good showing in the shaft.
 Henry Collard returned Thursday from 10 days prospecting trip to the Swisshelm mountains. He reports good looking ore existing in that sec. ton.
 As preliminary to dry crushing, the ore should be dried so that it con. tains no more than one per cent of wa- ter; if it is clay or talcy temperature of drying should be not less than 250 degrees Fahr.
 Lumber has been sent out to the Wallapai group of claims owned by the Johnstons. Work VIII be actively pushed in opening up the old workings, which are believed to exist on this property.
 Rawhide rope is remarkable for toughness. durability, textile strength and pliancy. It is expensive, however, but for some purpose, owing to it's du' rability, it is the cheapest material that can be used. The cost ranges
Bisbee daily review., 1903-05-30
NEW HOIST TO BE ADDED.

4. c. Moore, of the Mitchell Devel. opment company returned from tho mine yesterday. He states that fifty men are employed, and developmen: going merrily on. Two 16 horse pow CT gasoline hoists have been ordered, and buildings are being erected for their reception. The deepest shaft is now 125 feet down, and an other is being sunk. Ore has been encount. cred in small quantities which shows permanency. The force will be in. creased as development progresses.
 Mir. Moore returns 10 the mine to- day.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-05-30

John Daniels. W. Frank James. and Chas. Chynoweth. party of Michigan investors, returned yesterday from the Chiricahua mountains. They have been absent about week and are all stockholders in the Wolverine mine. of the Warren district
Bisbee daily review., 1903-05-30

Attorney J. NJ. O'Connell returned yesterday from Tombstone. where be has been for g few days on legal bus. iness
Bisbee daily review., 1903-05-30
THE MAN THAT SAYS EVERY MAN MUST FALL IS WRONG"
I By Rev. Dr. NEWELL DWIGHT HILLS of Plymouth Church, Brooklyn

EsTIMAeLs YOUNG MAN THE OTHER DAY ASSERTED TO ME THAT THERE IS NOT ONE MAN IN HUN DRIED THIRTY YEARS OF AGE THAT HAS NOT KNOWN VICE. HAVE BEEN TOLD THAT THERE IS SCARCELY MAN TWENTY-oNE YEARS OLD THAT HAS NOT FALLEN.
 do not care to believe those assertions ! hope
Bisbee daily review., 1903-05-30
THE MOUNT SHASTA GROUP.

A preliminary survey of the Mt. Shasta group has been completed. This group is. 2,700 feet northwest Crom the Higgins claims and consists of IS claims Chas. HolZ. Robert Coughran. George Keenhold, Chas. Rambo, Dr. Hankins, Louis Brown, I. E. Holmes and Chas. Mattson. a-e the owners. Assessment work only has been done, but with that small amount of work copper appear in stringers. The formation is lime and poTDhr-.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-05-30
ANOTHER MICHIGAN COMPANY

Another new Arizona property is be ing ioated in Michigan. This time the ground is situated in the Huachuca mountains and adj)ins the property of the Mitchell Development Co 4 W. Batemsn, of Calumet Michigan is the representative of party of capi talists, who are promoting the deal The corporation will be known as the Arizona & Calumet Development com pany. A large per celtage Of the stock has already been subscribed and only Q Hull is occasionei in it's pro gress, to await a further detailed re rep )r' from the property. 4 prelim- mary report was submitted some time ago and now it is being verified.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-05-30
MOUNTAIN PROPERTY.

Jim" N. S. Finch came in last eve uing from Sonora, Mexico. where he is developing a property in the Pa quachi mountains. He has already done s1O,O0O worth of work. The ore Is gold, and silver. and very good grade. MT. Finch sold a group of claims in the Ajo mountains to w. c, Greene in March of this year.
 A tubular boiler sixty inches in di. ameter and fourteen feet long with boiler pressure of about twenty pounds square incha has to stand to tai steam pressure of over 500 tons, and this is g small proportion Of the total latent energy stored up in the boiler. The result of the sudden re- lease of this energy has been demon. strated frequently in disastrous explo. sions. For this reason water tube boilers should be employed where high pressures are carried, as the boiler then becomes sectional, and should one or more tubes fail the release Of energy is gradual and less destructive,
 s*ss
 The government fees on an applca. tion for a patent or an invention are s35, of which $15 is payable on filing the application, the remaining s20 be- ing payable when the application is al. lowed or at any time within six moBths after such a notice of allow ances. When this final fee has been paid, the patent is issued in about three weeks. The patent attorneys fee varying according to the nature of their services. IR plain sailing case 1t would average about $S0, including the drawing. The fees for prelimina' " examinations vary according to the time required.
 Attorney J. NJ O'Connell returned from Tombstone. where be hoe AaaD fo- Q fauy dave nm IaO.ol b,l-.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-05-12

The Southern Pacific has lately
devised an unique way Of enter,
tanning the eye Of passengers on e..
trains which traverse the rice
country Of Louisiana and Texas.
The laborers in the rice fields have
been supplied with the genuine
japanese farmers rice-straw hats
wide and cone.shaped and from the
car windows the workers in the
immense rice fields, which lie on
either -ide o. the railroad, may be
seen with tseir picturesque, Mon
golian headgear-an importation
Of OrientaIism not at ali displeas.
ing or ont of place in the mum
dated fields which produce the
great staple cereal Of the South.
west. To add b the quaintness Of
the picture, there are several Jap.
anese colonies on the line Of the
Southern Pacific, all engaged in
raising their native food, and bare.
brown legs and immense "parasol"
headshades are much In character
with their occupation.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-05-12
GETS MORE INTERESTING.
The Esgle's Plan Of Giving Two Tourist
Tickets 10 Colorado and Re.
turn Free OF charge.

IN order b. make the contest more
interesting than ever the Eagle has
offered the merchants Of Bryan the
opportunity % give away coupons
good for votes boz the Colombo trip
contest. and some OF the merchants
will take % hand boz the game. The
list NJ those accepting will be- pub.
lished Iu "a day 0r sD. The meF-
chants will buy the coupons from
fhe Eagle and give them away free.
So contestants may clip coupons
from fIe Eagle get votes By Dr0cur-
ing new Subscribers. and gef coupons
with merchandise also.
Ibis Dr. going f0 give us something
f0 falk about fhis mmmer-s0me-
thing f0 keep us stirring around sg
that tHe dies won't settle ou us.
Every day now Wr bear express
sI1ns NJ appreciation 0f fIe enter
prise. a trip to Colorado is n0 small
thing aud is not given away every
summer day.
rlr plan viii be fully developed In
% few days now, and fhe fuu viii
start.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-05-12
AUCTION Sale of
town lots at Nav
pearl THURSDAY
May Fourteenth.

By ne Smith Land a Impfosemer
eompaay Terms OF SALE.
ONE-HALF CASH BALANCE
ONE AND TWO YEARS per
cent interest & grand opp1re-i.
~ ioT Investment Maypesd bids
lsif ~ become 01c u ffe finest
towns i1 fhe black land. DCS'T
MISS THE SALE. Lou elcuf.
sion rates vii BE- in effect fom ail
points ~ he T. a 3. y. trrem.
Cali Oh ticket agents ior particulars
Or write u. j. PRICE,
Gen. Pas. h Ticket Agi..
Palestine. Texas.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-05-12
BRYAN. TEXAS. MAY Y 1903

The following are the exemp-
tions under the homestead laws
Of Texas and the following prop
erty is exempt from forced sale
for debt Homestead Of 300 acres
and Improvements in country or
in city TO value Of 5000; all
farming tools, library, five milch
COWS and their calves, two yoke Of
oxen, two horses, one wagon, one
carriage or buggy, twenty hogs
and twenty sheep, provisions and
forage, also current wages. Home
stead can be sold under execution
only for purchase money or for
material and labor furnished, and
then only when contract Is sepa.
rately signed by wife.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-05-12

J. vs.. Dyer advertise iIs lae
horse. "PeflfigHer. In tIis .sF1r W
Tie Eagle Pef.fionffs colts Gre
noted FOR their style. speed aefia1.
saddle quality and dDrliify. ne
only One ~ these cote tlat has gst
been trained "Neffie billiard. with
only two months training deveioped
fhe fine speed N Is half mile ln lsfs.
Read Mr. Dyer.s advertisement else
whore in this paper div
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-05-12

The Tanchmen, not only Of
Brew stor, but Of all the neighbor.
ing counties, 70 far a. We have
heard an expression, will refuse %
pay cents an acre for leased land.
They say that when the present
leases a. . cents expire, n the land
commissioner sticks 10 his 3 cent
valuation, they will roll up their
wire and cell the posts or use them
Tor drewo0d. Much Of the best
land is cIassed as mineral. and
the selling price raised 20 high
that nobody will buy IL. II all
parties stand pat the inevitable re.
suit will Doe another era OF free
grass The tribe Of cowboys will
again increase and possibly $50
shall see o return of tAe good on
old custom of mayerlcsiug. "when
they will take who have the power
and they viii keep who CAM
Meantime the children's graa win.
without money aud without price,
fatieu the wanton steer. whose
price viii swell The piethoric pocket
Of the free grass baron. while che
school fund hdnk How DO you
like the picture, Mr. TeueIi3-
Alpine Avalanche.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-05-12
N A YPEA RL

If % new town FRI LH.t county is-
catei oH le Fort Worm Division
offde International u Grea E,rr-
ru railroad 'He.se miles rsrG NJ
i'afg between i'a'. a1d ff Wfut
BOZ H.e Hef NJ fHe G1et IalE
.a1d farming .ee'.11 "a, .e lsuI a
Teaa The sery ae.t are.aa1a-
,er lsH re gafa.rel or depth NJ
f,p feet zee J. Il n. IS. nan tas.
.1g p f8gn.or H,HI1g veil af Haf
ID epfb. There aII .r ar
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-05-12
MUST 60 ehcK
cbn4sss Ats ras piaIaaii,s 10 cams 81,
ILs fHlHfff

chliafss Sc r4s uiHIaafits ~ faas 30
ILs f4sHfffs
Nev York Nay ll-Jos58 gn
stein seven geau oid who. aIfh ha
mother. brother aHd ffr. arrived fe
emily in fhs country from Prussia
has been Ordered drp0nfd fhe mmI
Rraf.Dn au'h1r'f.r having 1erGsf t.n
~ d. .nH.rI.I. flF afn 9I fl f..
county HelHse NJ b. lIm1llF. f
b. weighing only hffarH pounds o..
boy Is faId ~ be healthy physically 900
mentally. Doe bfrags ~ hls afE ~
growth D. f.awfd alIh fhf cripple
Young BfuffIna father ls smbilFnl
% q glass far'0fy af T1.rd0. ~. alg
BIAS taken 0It b.f lut ofyanshI1 ta.
paf Mr g.uff.a all ff rlI.lfr
were o1 fhf.r way ~ I9H BIN Taa
mg.Hf H.i ff'IH f9 trF former bono
Do Prussia Boo the brother and sister
~ tbe Gep0rifd Bog ulu go ~ DER
father
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-05-12
ciat'. Ail-rs.i ifsibaa.

Warrington Say lf Further iav.-
NEnfnl llfo ftf case ~ Funl ~
Barnett lrfs Dol fhe bureau ~ sftro
lofg from Alabama at9 Uas affr lfH
saturday dared With stealing n9n
from thf EDgrfDmrut 1Ifli9Fra 900
far thar me aroused lsfd mffE9aI %
open heiIi.9m accounts. .fa1.nug lsf
TAIN namr aIa aiifEft rs'fra rn
aeff1 NJ fIe bureau Thee arr9a1r
Dr. .1 f.a regular aaT an.
checks drawn f9r amounts Bsr1a.
would thf1 irffrspf fbe ehf.H Tal
total Eu fiu procured we're gJ
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-05-12

a message received af fHr Eay'e
office lasf night stated flnfa Ulsf9
named Frank ft.elarIs9u. NI1 0as
piDHiaT On Howell Bro farm easf
~ fIr clfT gf.ffrtag affefllr Uss
struck 81 Lightning a1i Instantly
kilir1 a. wac als9 Dnr NJ f.e Wu.sH
Do use p.pWi1r during fIe rflgrass
Df f.s uiU aHd I1.l storm.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-05-12

White f1aifF ~ r.. Stay ff-Tts
birrrf contract etff HrlfraEea ~
ite aqaf1f'f eomm.ss.oHfrs NJ prevent
the pollution ~ Sea YORK fIfTf water
Shed H nov under aag anI consists II
rem0glng more than fJn11 bodies from
three ffm'fafIes ar1 nfU1g timber
400 fifarhf grounds ~ far CrYf0a III.
vision NJ fla rrT9n feau0.r Tha
fniife uors ml.t ba cDmD.fted ~
Or T. 1904
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-05-12

Nag ~ sD1 o. fIe Do. a. g. q. Is H.
will Ell fDun1fdF tickets fg Sew
Orleans fare fs1J. transit limit noe
Day iu each direction. i.Hhfed ~
leave Nrw ORLEANS T1f lated than
Aar a 100, limlf sIil Boz eHfsU1fd
~ June - ifs DO ticket d. deplaIffd
viii joint agent ~ Sew ORLEANS gu
W before Nay IS a1d payment VI frf
~ Nv erHfs. So - wilson
Ulv g-l-g Agent.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-05-12

Mrs W. ID. -eay died M her home
af Conner. Madison county. Sunday
night Nf -aay Has daughter "
SIR. James D.. Common and sister %
Mr E. 81. tDn1Dr Uf fIis city auI
Mr. Roland Common She formerly
attended school boz Bryan. aud many
friends Irre are deeply grIsyed ~
learn pf bog death. Size Was about
% ur ~ years old.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-05-12
To the Public.

After Saturday. May .. my dental
Office will b. found ln the Parker
building. up-stalfe, over Burt Nor.
woods store. w. &. Fountain. i1f-z5
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-05-12
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