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Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1903-07-17
SAN PEDRO 81 An
CALLS FOR 8lD.
Empire Construction Iompanv Setting
Ready 10 Build Jne 'iun1- Alss
Of Read Soltt end IVES. from

Calieutss.
y Sll Pedro, lbs Au.elas ii
s Lake RaiIraad CON ,,uay il IN
parentiy not letting The grass gZM
under it feet, Judging from a VIM
that nas been addressed 10 evss Y. V
railroad contractor III the west. The
Letter calls for bids for 100 miles of
construction, with the intimatiou
that as soon as the water problem
on the lesert las been so we'd tunt
there will be 200 more miles of con-
struction work to bid on.
The letter WAS sent out by the
Empire Construction company last
week and copies Of the same have
been received by the Utnh Construc-
ton company, Deal Bros d Men
denhall of Springville, Fitzpatrick
Bros, aud other well known Utah
contractors. The bids have to be in
by July 81, aud will awarded as
quickly as possible and active
work commenced.
This is one OF the most important
actions yet taken by the Salt Lake
Route aud shows conclusively that
Senator Clark does not intend to
let any time elapse before he takes
steps to close up the gap.
The specifications for the two sec
tions Included in the bids have been
approved and adopted by the beard
of directors and by the bolrd of
the railroad company. They include
stretch of So miles from Calientes
to Moapa river aud Is miles from
Daggett to the edge OF the dest TT.
II is believed that as soon as the
supply problem on the desert is
solved tnut the other specifications
that have been prepared will also be
approved and adopted. The water
ftcllIties in the districts included in
the bids asked are abundant and
there will be no hitch in commence
lug wor6 us soon as tue bids are
awarded.
In order. that there may be no
delay material is being sent down to
Cal;entes for the erection of COM
modi, boarding house so that there
may be comfortable quarters for
gentlemen aud engineers" us the
prospective proprietress naively put
ii few day ago.
At present there are at leas. three
representatives of contracting firms
going over the routes. Their ip-
IDENTIFY, however has not been estnb
lis ed. Assistant Chief Engine I
H. NJ Mccartney, when ASKED this
morning regarding the bids aud
other matters, stating that every
thing was being done by Chief En-
gineer H ,wgoodin Los Angeles and
that he has nothing to give cut in
the matter at this end OF the line.
The letting of the contracts at both
ends of the gap will give the con-
tractors some idea OF what is before
them and enable them to intall-
gently hid on the desert proposition
with the knowledge thlt the track
was creapine up to the edge of the
desert. 1t is stated however, that
even with water available, work on
this section will be next to impossi
bic, until winter begins to set in
Deseret News.
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1903-07-17
NOTICE.
IN Tn istr'ct G'ourg Of
the Four hJu dicis1 is-
IL Z fEou1tv ? lincoln
state oI II en-. d.
Ia IN Meter Of The Eststs Sotic. d. no
of Appointed TOR Prov.
Alien g Csmrbell ing will.
Deceased

Notice IL hereby given that James b. Wilson ha
filed n the above named courta petidon praying
FIR the probate Of the last will and testament OF
Allen o. Osmpb II. deceased, and that Mon ay tho
frat day of Dec, mber A. D. 1879 at ten O'Clock A.
NJ. o ga d ~ at the Court room in the town OF
Sioche, in the County Of Lincoln, Slate of H,yads
has been set for hearing Of ssid petition and the
time az d place for proving said Wit OF Alien g.
Campbell decoased and for hesriug the appl Il ~
James Wilson for the issuance thereon to him
leftprs of cd tinisritlon with the will aur exed
Al watch tia e and place any person interested may
anptsr md shoy cause why the said petition
should not be granted,
II. j. GOODRICH,
Clerh Of the ah' We named District Court
Dated. Nov I4th 1902.
It. J. Ofbrue
Attorney iar Petitioner.
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1903-07-17
Delinquent Notice.

Plnsea Water ard Irrigation 90. Location of
pls'e pf businc P nsca
They are delinquent upon tho following des.
cribei ptocS on sccount OF assessments levied on
Nay 5nd 1902 and Sept Pad 1909.
Thestveral amonnts set opposite the names OF the
respective shareholders as follows.
Name No Sharvs ANTS
]. B. Atrhison testatel 8 Tb
Lawson Atchison az "a
VI H. Lee, Estate OIL SO IS
md in accord mon with the law an order # the
Boa q Directors male on 2'd day OF sept 9O2 so
many shares OF ca parcel Of such stock rs may bs
Necessary will BE- s1ld At the School House. Pan ca
Nev saturday NV 22nd 1902 At the hour OF CLOCK
o. m,
III. topsy Delinquent as essments tNgethe- wih
the costs of advertising aud eHoeD4e of sale
d. J. FINDLAY,
First Publication Oct 18th 1902 Secretary
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1903-07-17
THE TAX
OFTHE
Proceeds Of the Mines

Noure is hereby gves that tae Faxes of the
roieeda Of the miues for the Quarter ending Mar
5ist 1908 u " ius and payable tie once oi
She C'nuy A-fessar a. he Cauit 1ouse
The law in regard to their collection viii be
strictly enfurrd
JOHN r. RoEDFR County Assessor
Dated Phoebe June 5th 1858.
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1903-07-17
Notice 70 Creditors.

In the District Court of the Fourth
judicial District, In and for the
County of Lincoln. State of
Nevada.
In The II tier of the Estate
of
William s. 30 lbe, Deceased
Motto ia hereby given that the unde signed has
oe"n u ap, ointed md quslidei by he nis riet
Court Of the Fourth Judi ial District of the State
II y 'vada. ia aud for the Coiaty OF Lincoln, as
Admin 'stratof OF tue esta,etf wm. 4, GoI0e dc
ceased
All creditors having clsims sRsinst said estate
are require t. AL the ne, Wit pr per vnurbers
it'a 'hef. with h. ole-b Of ssid co IT. hin three
mont ter The tae Grpt publication Of this
no ice.
T. j. OSBORNE
Administratsr ot y Estate u W, s.
Godbe, Deemed.
dated 7inche. VI y 4,laC3.
oatc of hrst public,tion Nay sth 1908.
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1903-07-17
NOTICE OF
TAX SALE.
DELI QUE t nSr or oPE TY FOR THs
Y4Aa 1902 u iJobN COUNTY, NavlDA.
SECOND ISsrAILuENr.

sctOND lNSrAILNENr
Notice T. her ny gwen b those w1on It may con.
cerl nd to the following named r-ous aud o all
oSn. rs Of oc claim MS t., the rel estate aud i'm
pr We nenis Thereon, or lmpc3v m-nfs when as
ses sei eparste|y, HcroiNA ter iesfdb a, known or
uukp wn. Fd.t tho taxes for S,ate sad County
purpose4 for tha year 4. -. 1892 a. e3Ssl against
the iollj ing des r b9l places or paro,ls OF pro.
psrty now dsllq tent; hat ten per zen penalty
and tgo 80 00i dollars, cost nj aiv4rti1tn, has
been added Ia each cas- an that srg pisce or pir-
cil of prop rty upon which said taxes, pen lty
and co Is sAa | remain ulpilo1.
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1903-07-17
F. r. McN AIMEE,
Attorney snrr
CoI1uSe11or- at-r w.
DELAMAR, NEVADA
County of Lincoln. State
of Nevada.


Np'ic" is hereby gym that II. W. Turner hrs
h'ed with the Clerk of his Cou { petition.
pr9inR fer the adm i'son TO ptohste OF the la-t
viii aud Testament Of John simpson. deceas d +,
AMI for the is utnce to said petitioner II W
rurner, OF Letters tesamtnary thereon and that
"Wednesday, the 10th day Of Decem sr, 1902, at
10 O'Clock A. VI OF said day, at the Court Room, At
the town OF P P.oche. Lincoln County. Nevada, Las
been set for herring sGf petition. when and
where ans person Interested may appear and
shaw Cause WHY said petition should not b.
granted.
a.. Goodr ch
r. l.. McNaniae clerk
Atty for Petiti,re-.
Dated Nov. Plat. 1872.
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1903-07-17
Monday, July 2O,h,
At Noon, A. D.
1903.

80 much - each parcel as viii pay tho amount
4 taxes, deltnqu nov aud costs again II, will be
III by ue, as cou ty Treasurer ami Ex-0 hoio
Tax Receiver Of sail Comfy Of III cola st u
o'cl)ck y. o sail day. at the front door of t e
Court HouSe, at the town of P che ia said county.
70 "a lay 4uch ak = deiBq lency aud cl-ts ssid
sNls Will b m lde subj Ct to reiemDttln within
six IN tins after saie, by payment Of all the sums
assessed agsinst each pa oel, ~, tasr vi h three
per aeht per month thereoi from hs dlie Of sale
until paid. in aocodante with the pr visions Of
section Of an at Of tho leg sla.u " the state
Of Nevais, appt1yei March ZEN, 1888. Statutes
o 1895, Page H.
J. A. NrsBIrT,
County Treasurer and TX dcio Tax &c. liver Of
Linoolu Jouuty, \ va Il.
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1903-07-17
Dissolution of Co-Part-
nership.

Pphl eN ~ I, hte-by q ,ha tn 20 part
'.es' y nr'7 'fe eAts ing t,tae,n IN u der
.iso.f AL F schsd.r 4. Jonnsan sua Fred
i De't on''r h arm u N, md style ( ,chaarr
- ''ltN mp,ny hps been dss3lyod by
q e y 40 Pesaii FIod NJ noak hiss ~ ired
~ hri a0d essigned ~ h., itterestA therein
f si srlsd," aId JoHnsin VINO ai0te are
1E''t' 'o"tao ga' s'cfiNe int esmo
eeRL y. sdHADnR,
I 4. INNS n.
{. AHeeies, al, Kan "a. DotK
Jauaars iClL, 1913.
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1903-07-17
n OF ce To Creditors
N the Fourth Judicial District Court
Of tha fle of Nevada in and
for II County of Lincoln.
IuIthe NJ M4t'er Of th- Estat
~
Alien y Camph u,
Deceased

Notice H. hereby eiyen that the urdersigned has
beaa drly aprointei ani qualified by the district
Gu,tGt the Fourth ludiciil District NJ tie state
Of sevads, tn End for ihe County of Linenln, ~
I'd inistr,tor with the viii annexed OF the estate
Of A isu q canp'4l deceased
81 creditors b wing claims aRsins' said e.'sie
ir requested =, file the sane wi'h proper vou,t
su sts l6orS afidsv'ts 81 scnei. sit. d
lee o. fp'c ourt within tree months 4 or the
49, publication OF this notice or auoh claims will
IL e.f.
JAMES b. WILSON
! Oahorns Atmiuis rAtor with
y Cor ssit sttfe tie viii Annexed
FOL an. md 1908.
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1903-07-17

oryarJ B-Pn- es7o-y c'sinsk fswApf
9T2b 81 PMS SO ycl i'm tan" 4 Of " Y
25 Il hb7-Pos,as r e'ptn . ot . \ sv 10
2tfs Ii and ~ iois wqrs iN57 Tax
"A % pen 10 alv " total 81 Il
tempt Par con VIZ % Pm nuing rlsuf SIN ces
and nlill lug At n3te Bar tx ~ pen 90
adv 2 ~ tdta S9l0
lo.d Distr ct MOL
Cox Martha -pos.esso'v claim 10 81 acres lqud
On ppl " ils s b ~ hsue4 \ aui
\ of s,c3t 1871 7-- ~'ss y rlaiW 10 lot
,nr b Of r Brnt.rIr resi- nc N elnse ville-
Po essnrv clatm t) ~ 4p'es - land shout X aie
OF b II eivilie, tx II "a en- lna VI to ~ sl4 IA
N kervrlt Grist Mll p ssory cl I'm to lot
d p ov ments iu Sun reii .uov vn Ms tie
8lpg ryil,e 1rlst Mil 'ux u @ peu % adv Q 90
,O,al 1922.
Roal pistrie No4.
ph1s g Il ps-ess,rg cla m o ser Il "a
~ I . hom hei n uud'viaeu inse0et Nrhtry
e, ed t. ,ientr, nd ,vp u 1t s60 cree " ahi
--vosse-s rv claim - 'cres land At It rnan 5
oi d Boo Iii hldb Tag 90 ! --ro se.sofy
ca,m 25 acr iani D,tns oe Eh " Nws
,ec lu T II k8 P ess,sy ei4im 40 lcies -
hn ,Un nai Sotua7 ,iag ne wqr fSE qt
see 10 4 II Il So, \ 81. osa 6sj aiv 81 'o5
70 81.
Road Disr ct No S
Atkins 9es- fos es.r7 CT d Hat a4s54
o1 Nain a D ia Y hi piIo D si. CT
re.r "a ir'p't y-Pi- - yc, IN o.
hons. IN thdfch ,tess f9y n 9..rsys-
~ 4 In e. 40. ,nA ms ~ " e4 ~ Ayr nff
NJ ia- p.iam west Z lucy 4 . Nt- : Si7 79
haul.l dy 81 total s9l 40.
B,tn ow-Rse Il pie trio ~ 40 4ces Of lard
md iupts 10 iss bs 1ley vs. jHbias Il.
h msana h OF h. 'ou n P ot 70 7;-Hea
| iu 1ts d Is ~ acfa- 3 / al ,, ast-ny NJ 1915
eng NJ a. 0 w sui oe az ~ y
| a sss II "a 81, tax stIs3 peD i43 - total
L.
OaIfw II +. J--P ssessory clAim 20 l6 seres Of
| land AMI tmpts 10 Mea aioF vsliej sash known US
| the Swam ss II mated ntles south Of 0.rs us;
tax slTi pei 41c adv 2 total 81 ls
Road district No
au.top D-PoseeAsorr sisiGI 20 a;rss ~ and on
,ha CioI4rs o R.ve-G ni;ee -su'h nj Qua baae mill
tlx SJl6 pen sic adv 81 total s5.47
scott T. Ffye--Posses-ury claim 70 two lots lnd
| imp.s In Il ar hight Rno9n as cot, u Fryesg
I 1.ore, tAx s1O.Oo pan 400 adv % total s7I.o0.
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1903-07-17
Application for Patent.
No SOC.
DsxA.A.


NO wv
litb 1it, assADA.
Sept 18th 1909
Notice Is htrehs piv ia The .tG Fly
wss N'nir4 G ptpiny l., . J o hora. Is .i.s.r
rsy - ~ vh'~. postofhc' drss Y Phoebe. tAn.
coln 0oun ysis bst ftil 49, ,, ls,f..
80 for "a-,' l. .tFor
lAhp cor ~ tt0n iin.,r se vi,
m sH,h lofe being described o. .on. =
o'mne c'n- - poe No oorn.r of the eisims
run htt 4scttnoSne on nnr'h boundary
n s-cti ,~ps'io noFsh, aanaa "a . &
Diebl' ar ian 'e'r 10 81 10 mir = sil Q lr.t
dtet1r t'a ru.,ft y 'roln sal cofner M %
de1 doe f-t to 90 so3 thetve leg
n ~ sgs.2 ito then 4 % ,Ie. g. tis]
~ + ~ Inei sos thanoe y IS deg 70 min
thss ~ 10 cr No being the place Of b..
Hnf'ing aid claim eoptsninR . totsI and uss
sren 4 1918 aorss
fbe Alliauoe Eot, lode beiuR described e. fol-
loEs; Com nnsnelng At post No / corner Of ths
claim and which is Identical with corner No Of
ths alliance No claim Of this survey and from sal
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1903-07-17

Don't let the flies run your house
for Thompson has fne assortment
OF screen doors.
BasY ON ice at A. 8. ThOmpsons.
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1903-07-17

4 -. ~
PIoUHE LODGE NO. a.,
N&,s5l rME REGULAR MEETINGS OF
fs Phoebe Lod No 90, A. o. W., are
helg in Odd Fellows Hall on
"Wednesday evening Of each week At
7;3G O'Clock sharp Visiting brother
ers cordially invited to attend.
W. A. DENTON ID. W.
John Ewing Recorder.
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1903-07-17

elaim' ~ WI by tb' fieist suryeyh h resi,h
direc na 'hif o.o il publisled in sh,
L'ncoit' ~ . p.ucht eluutS uf Tin
eoin, sas heyf "a, me aas spap published for
'be peti q ~ nine cinscutv weeks.
h GALLUP
lA"ier" '",t Reg ser
Law AIT qneys ior applicants.
tifr' pqpi ei.5 i,trl uct t4ta isu4
10 rnnnesi ion De a. 1861
Bisbee daily review., 1903-07-26
What wearfed Him.

A friend once asked an aged man what caused him to complain so often at eventide of pain and weariness. Alas" replied he. q have every day so much to do. I have two falcons to tame. two hares to keep from running away. two hawks to manage. a ser pent to confine. lion to chain and 6 sick man to tend and wait upon"
 Well. we'll" commented his friend, you are busy indeed, But I didn't know that you had anything to do with a menagerie. How. then, do you make that out?'
 Why" continued the old man, ''lis- ten. Two falcons are my eyes, which I must guard diligently; the two hares are my feet. which I must keep from walking in the ways of sin; the two hawks are my hands. which I must train to work, that may provide for myself and those dependent on me as we'll as for a needy friend occa sionally; the serpent is my tongue, which I must keep ever bridled lest it speak unseem- ly; the lion is my heart, with which 1 have a continual fight lest evil things come out of it, and the sick man is my whole body, which is always needing my watchfulness and care. All this daily wears out my strength"
Bisbee daily review., 1903-07-26
NEARED SOUTH POLE
SUCCESS OF THE BRITISH ExPuoR-
 ING EXPEDITION.

How Captain Scott Has Added to
 Knowledge of the Antarctic Con-
 t:acn,-soGth Pole Land Was Once
 Par; of kuxtraIin.
 Scientific and geographical circles are deeply interested in the information brought from the antarctics by the re- lief stea mer Morning. which recently arrived at New Zealand after a sue cessful search for the British antarctic exploring expedition. which sailed from Australia in the fall of 1901 in the ship Discovery, under command of Captain R. F. Scott of the British navy.
 The relief party found the Discovery on Jan. g in MacMurdo bay, victoria Land. The expedition wintered 400 miles farther south than any vessel had previously done. and Captain Scott, with pr. Wilson and Lieutenant Shac- kleton, penetrated 100 miles still far ther sou1l, reaching :.IItuCe --.I7, which establishes record. being four degrees higher than has heretofore been accomplished.
 Not only was this record established, but information of much value to geog
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of the land w..Cu .-S :=:a:1 S9J-.s expedition visited that this range of mountains and high plateau probably extends over or near the south pole and then almost due north to what Is known as Graham Land. The moun- tains and the plateau connected with them discharge enormous glaciers into the Pacific. which makes up the great ice barrier noted by all explorers and which prevents vessels either touching or seeing the mainland from the Mount Erebus and Terror region all the way to Graham Land.
 If this line of antarctica is approxi- mately correct. it is probable that from the other side of Graham Land. south of the Atlantic. the antarctic continent curves inward and then strikes over toward the northeast until it joins En-
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 Some years ago there came to an American city a delightful German, Herr von Bl.tz. who intended to sup port himself by giving lessons in his native tongue. When he had been here several months and had secured mod crate number of p4piis. he went one day to the mother of one of them and to her great surprise asked for her daughters hand in marriage.
 But. my dear sir" said she, my daughter has no fortune"
 The suitor smiled upon her in an ex- pansive generosity.
 'Me, too" said he reassuringly.
 And, although we are not rich, we have thus far been able to give her every comfort. She is indeed used to luxury
 "Me. tooy' was the smiling rejoinder.
 "But, Herr von Blitz. she will never be able to manage affairs"
 "Me. toog' rejoiced the lover.
 And I feel obliged to tell you that my daughter has very high temper"
 "Me too! Me toor
 That was enough. The mother re- tired from the contest. and the profess or won his suit.-Youth's Companion.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-07-26

Greene. has branded these stories as false At any rate "Bilf' Greene still holds the fort and is this week at Cananea working harder and longer hours than any other man in his em- ploy
 The doubling of the shelter plant at Cararea but marks another step in the progress of that wonderful camp. Before the railroad was built, the fin est and largest smelting plant in the west was constructed on the most substan ial plans. The present boiler house is 45x216 feet. The engine room 65x245 feet, being steel frame structure with iron sidings and fire proof roof. There are coal bunkers with a capacity oi S,500 tons. Boiler plant including five elephant typedu- pIex boilers. rated at 500 horse Iowe~ each; two Babcock sod Wilcox water tube boilers rated at 250 horse power each. aggregating in all 5000 horse
Bisbee daily review., 1903-07-26
HERE AND ELSEWHERE.

Adjutant-General Leavill. who passed through Bisbee on Sunday, re- turning form Morenci to Phoenix. told the Review that when he came to make up the expense accounts of the National Guard scampaign in Morenci S.nring the strike there he found no bin had been rendered against the ter ritory by the Southern Pacific railroad. for transportation for the soldiers to and from Morenci over its line. On making inquiry of one of the Southern Pacific officials he was informed that the Southern Pacific would have no bill against the territory as the Fl Pasc & Southwestern railroad had ar ranged with that road for the transpor tation of the soldiers. This action Of the Phelps-Dodge company in assum- ing this transportation will save the territory between six and seven hun dTed dollars. The attorney general was very much pleased at this. The adjutant-general stated that Govern Brodie was still talking about the good time he had while he was at the Douglas Fourth of July celebra- tion. Talking about the hot weather the attorney general said that at Phoe- nix the thermometer had Clly reached 116 as yet, consequently there had been no serious inconvenience on that account; then he drew a sigh and eX- pressed the wish that it were possible for. him to carry a few cubic feet of she cool. and bracing atEc spleTe or Bisbee along with him, to be un- corked when he reached the ca-,tal r.ity
Bisbee daily review., 1903-07-26

One of the greatest reduc' ion camps in the southwest is to be doubled. Newspaper advices are to the effec. that the Greene Consolidat ed Copper company has let the con tracts for doubling the shelter capac- fty at Cananea The present capac- fly is 1500 tons of ore per day.
 Events and improvements move so rapidly in this great copper plant that notwithstanding the mining world takes more interest in the camp than any other. it is difficult to keep track of them.
 Interest in the Cananea company has been re- eyed Of late by yellow newspaper stories that have gone the rounds of the press from Austin. Tex as, to Duluth Minnesota to the effect that Colonel ". c. Greene had been succeeded in control of the Cananea company by John D, Rockerfeller. The Review over the signature of W, C.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-07-26

According to the latest discoveries derby Land and Kemp Land. and final ly Wilkes Land, which in turn connects with Victoria Land.
 The Discovery expedition has deter mined that the great ice barrier in the south is gigantic glacier. and behind it is high mountainous country thas probably extends to the pole.
 The fact is that there is quite likely great south continent, with huge mountains running through it, covered with masses of ice. It is probable, as has been held by antarctic explorers, that this land is a continuation of Aus tralia and New Zealand, from which it has been separated in the distant past. because there is a similarity between the animal and plant life there and in the islands at the south of the eastern continent Evidently it was once all one land.
 Captain R. F. Scott. who commands the expedition and who will remain another year in the antarctic regions to continue the work which has already been so fruitful of results, Is but little over thirty and looks still younger. He is about feet inches in height. with blue eyes and brown hair. He is not the typical Engiishman, the cast of his countenance and the squareness of his jaws being more suggestive of the
Bisbee daily review., 1903-07-26

power. The engine power includes one 225 horse power Neriberg. one 3S0 horse power Corliss engine. one 121 horsepower Murray -Corliss. one 375 horse power Allis-Corlis engine, one 525 horse power blower engine. one $50 horse power engine built by the Rand Drue company and numerous other engines aggregating about 5000 horse power. The total capacity Of the blowing engine plant is 92,50O GU bic feet of free air per minute at blast pressure of 21a pounds per square inch requiring HOO horse power of engine capacity. The electric sys- tenn is most admirable The total
 generating capacity of the electric ma chinery amounts to 500 kilowatts
 equivalent to 800 horse power. The furnace building is 33x296 feet. steel frame covered with corrugated iron and eight Mitchelihot blast furnaces, all in operation. The
Bisbee daily review., 1903-07-26

dust fue is 400 feet long and dis charges in a brick dust chamber 5Ox75 feet by 2s feet, then the smoke enters the big stack 16 feet inches in diameter and 190 feet high. The con verter building which is along side of the furnace building is 6Ox326 feet and will soon be extended in length. There is one 40 ton and one 50 ton electric crane to carry matte from the furnace to the converters.
 There are five converter stands at present. with hydraulic operating mechanism. The equipment includes 22 converter shells, Il feet in di- ameter by 13 feet long. The plant includes 24 bullion cars and 250 moulds.
 The above short description will give the reader some idea of the man. moth reduction plant of the Cananea company which it is now announced is to be doubled. e.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-07-26

American.
 The ship Discovery was built at Dun dee expressly for the expedition and is of exceptional strength. The expedi- ton has been very lucky. having lost but one man. The Morning brought back some of the Discovery party. but Captain Scott still has forty-one men with him. The expedition will return next year.