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Bisbee daily review., 1903-04-02
WHAT SOME GOOD PEOPLE \ DON'T HAPPEN TO KNOW

A Fecent letter from one of the most distinguished minirg authorities in all Colorado, read thus. Speaking of loose capital lying around and aching for a chance to break into something, will state that I have been requested by party 10 keep my eyes open for something They Want a proposition it must be in Arizona-a producer with ore in mine. and reduction plant on the ground, plenty of water.
 They are willing 10 plank down sl00. .0o0 before making the examiDa- ton. and will want the privilege of taking over and working the plant for a period of from 90 to 120 days If up to report will pay balance.
 If up 10 report and they fail to pur- chase property, will forfeit the s100 %. If not up 10 report they will take back their money. This is what the party writes to me: If you keep your eyes peeled. and land anything. would like 10 see it. And if I think it will interest them. will place you in com muniC ation with them"
 This shows what the average Colo rado mining man knows about the cop per situation in the great Warren dis. trict They are broad guage. sensi- ble, clean mining men in Colorado, but they do not understand the situation in this. the most magnificent mining district in the United States They do not understand that copper mines in this locality are not stringers and 1 ledges handled by a thirty ton jacket but that they are ineXhaustable de posits, where the largest reduction plant makes the most money. and that one hundred thousand dollars for . copper mine developed with a reduc ton plant on the ground amounts tc ten cents Mex. in the eyes of the own CTS. The author of this unique com muniCation has the enterprise to tray el, and will will be in Bisbee in tht course of two weeks, and We shal take pleasure in showing him tha this is TO cheap camp. where capita | is buying sure thing on the basis O a chance, but the leader of the world when t comes to a copper proposi | ton.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-04-02
THE RiNCOkS.

Messrs. Riggs and Dougherty have just returned from the Rncon district. The following information comes from MT Riggs:
 The Rincon is working steadily but slowly At a depth of about ninety feet. some fine csrboanates are in sight The boys ran on to something fiavoriag of the romantic while on this trip. A female Mexican was travelling oyer the. district exhibiting a rough IT aP of the country. and trying to locate an oak stump, in which a certain Mexican brigand who held up stages as profession. cached his ill gotten wad long years ago. The boys were on a legitimate mission, more over they were not candidates for mat rimony. so they did not lend the weather beaten natron much material encoura cement She is still hunting for the stump. and ready to say in plain english T told you SO"
 Messrs. Riggs and Dougherty loca, ted ten claims while up there.
 AZ elaborate display of the surface rock from these claims appears in Judge Browns window. They repre- sent some fine carbonates.
 The boys think they have the world ! by the tail. and We only hope they 1 have as they are eminently deserving : Moreover. they. may be correct. as [ they are in one of the most promising | districts in the territory. where the in dications improve with every foot oi rock removed. Their location is north and east of the Rincon property. and closer to the San Pedro river being only about four and one-half mics from it's historic banks According to their statement hr. westlidge ha; struck it rather plenty on one of his I claims in the Rincon district. They say he has opened up some eight feel of fine carbonates, and as he joins the | Rincon On the northwest il reflects ia vorably on that property. These gen tlemen who claim great things for the Rincon district are unable to under stand why Michigan and Colorado capital should overlook their district when, as they claim, there are finer in ducements on the surface in the Rin con district than there are at 1,O0C feet in this country. They will en deavor to get some substantial expert in to their district, if they have to hos tie him. chuck him into a guany saci and carry him out there.
 From all reports they evidently have very promising field for miners, pros pectors and for capital.
 The Polaris Mining company in tho Morenci district this week took rp #: option on the Evans Point mill site which includes the 20-stamp mill anC pumping plant. and several buildings The option was upon 70 acres of land to which 40 acres have since been add ed, making 110 acres in all It is [ most desirable millsite, and afford. ample room for building purposes Some of the frame houses at the Poin
 will be moved to the mines wher' they will be used for various purposes
Bisbee daily review., 1903-04-02
MINING BEING DONE
1 .N HUAcHUcAs
Development Work Done in Mont
 zuums Canyon.

Development Work Done in Monte
 zuums Canyon.
 From Gus Baron, who was in the city few days since from the Hua- chucas. the Prospector learns that the Mitchell Development company, of which he is superintendent, are wig. orousiy prospecting the work of open ing up the company's claim.
 Under Mir Baron a number of work men have just completed the erection of several bunk houses together with a boarding house and now have every thing comfortable for the men em- ployed there who are now at work on the property.
 Three crews are at work. two of them driving tunnels to cross the ledge at the bottom Of the mountain, and the other at work sinking a shaft on the ledge. The claims are located in the Montezuma canyon and have had considerable work done on them. The group of twenty odd claims now owned by the company were secured a few months ago from Messrs. Baron, , Marsur and others by party of Mich igan capitalists. who associated them. selves together under the name of the Mitchell Development company. The claims are very promising and quite an amount Of ore has been taken out and shipped before they became the property of the present owner. Mir. Baron states that if the pro posed extension of the F. P. & s. W was built from Naco to the Huachucas it would mean considerable to the de ye-opment of that section and he be
Bisbee daily review., 1903-04-02
CHA VALLEY SHELTER.
Prominent Citizen Explains Why
 This Condition Exists.

Solomonville. April 1-The Gila valley is now reported 10 De exceeding y quiet as far as all kinds of business little money in the country, or if the people have money they are not spend ing much Of it. A prominent citizen of the valley was asked how he ac- counted for this condition. his atten- ton being called to the fact that the cultivated area has increased. He re piled:
 This valley in the past has been most prosperous when it raised large grain crops. For the past two years the wheat, barley and corn crops have decreased and more alfalfa has been raised by tbe farmer. The last sea son was an unusually dry one and the lack of water for irrigation. when the crops needed it, of course reduced production. The bulk of the hay crop was held almost the entire year by it's owners in anticipation of ris- irg price. Now the hay is selling for sl per ton less than it was six weeks ago. There is not a pound of grain to be had in the valley at any price and has not been for months Grain, flour, potatoes, beans, bacon, butter and every other staple article of sub sistence is now being shipped into the valley for which our money is going out in a steady stream and the only money that is brought in is for hay. This valley will produce all staple crops; hogs do well here and o1r farm CTS must diversity their crops and turn their attention to producing what is required at home If they would reach the greatest measure of prosperity.
 Gold and silver. both bullion ard coin. are not liable to import duty. Lead (save in the form of pigmentsl is no where mentioned in the tarif. but would probably pay 5 per cent ad raloTeum, based on market value in local currency.
 When sharpening and tempering drills leave the sets on the forge until all are finished, then heat the bits cherry red, but not the body of the steel: dip in clean water moving slow ly down, then out, leaving heat enough on the body fthe drills to toughen the bits by starting temper to show color. Check color by cooling in slack tub.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-04-02
IN THE MINING FIELD Operations of Interest Throughout the County of CoChise, Arizona
 and Sonora
COPPER GLANCE STOCK
 SOLD FOR e6 CENTS

A transaction in mining stock in this city occurred on Friday which marked the high water mark for Cop per Glance stock The price asked and received was 66 cents. No Glance stock is now being sold from the treas ury of the company. and all the sales are between individuals. The Copper Glance company recently issued it's annual report in which appears
 THE SEcRETARYS REPORT TO
 THE STOCKHOLDERS.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-04-02

Call for the ''El Tropico" cigar. made in Bisbee from Clear Havana Fill ings and sumatra wrappers. Sold ev- erywhere.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-06-03

A. an evideneo Of the unusual character o. the
Fulton Compounds tha, company does not pub
lish or invite testimoniAls except those report
Ing recoveries in kidney diseases that have
reached the chronic stage alleged 70 be ineura.
BILE. Here IL auothor recovery in q case ineura.
BILE till the advent Of the Fulton Compounds,
reported by Johns 4 Johnson, the agents Of the
Fulton Compounds in Los 0atos;
w. II. Fridley, = resident Of Loa Gates.
having chronic kidney disease CBright's Dis
easel had, like everybody else, found all treat.
ment futile. He commenced on Fuiton's Renal
Compound In February, 1000, and on December
10 OF the same year reported the total disap-
pearanoe Of the disease. He writes that he has
gained nfteen pounds IN weight and Il Again
ablo 70 do = good hard days work. Johns \
Johnson. the Los Gates druggists, eonnrm this
recovery and know Of several other reooveries IN
similar cases Of chronic kidney disease IN Los
0atos. all Of which were incurable By anything
else known 10 druggists. y. A. Palmer, thu
leading druggisiof sansa Crus u. II; MAYNARD,
dany OF No. sharkot street, San FrAncisco, w.
r. Pond, tho Berkeley druggist, Dr, Marley,
the oioverdale druggist. willis 4 Martin. ths
lornia druggists all report specific recoveries
In chronic kidney diseases that were positiveiy
inouraole oy anything known exoept the Faitoh
Dropsy, rhsumatisn from uric acid, govt aud
bladder troubles are proofs that the kidneys
are not performing their funotiona. The chronie
stage Of kidney trouble IA Brighta Disease. n
you feel ianguid or miserable, n your Kidney
trouble hangs on send fog Pamphlet Per
oentage Of rocovorios nearly % per cont among
purely chronic oasoa Fuiton'a Renal Compound
tor Brighrs Ald Kidney Dlsoases. tf; for
Diabetes, tibO. John J, falton 90, too w Aah.
ington street san Franoisco, sole compoundors.
Free analyses for patients, We are the sole
agents for tho Fulton Compounds m thia city.
J. NJ. HABERLY.
Palace Pharmacy. ffa state a..
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-06-03
BENNETT
CAMP OF
VETERANS
Met Tuesday and Elected
Officers and Delegates

Bennett Camp OF Indian War Vet
erans met Tuesday and elected ON.
GERS as follows: Charles Calvert,
captain. and J. O. Wright, orderly ser
geant The meeting was well attend
ed. and much interest was taken In
the matter OF who will be our next
grand commander
Il was decided the camp would rec
ognize no man for that position whose
service is not recognized by the
United States government
John @. Wright VIM. Townsend and
q II. Elgin were elected delegates
TO the grand sneampment, which viii
be held IN Portland. June 10th.
A vote Of thanks was given 10 Ad'
lutant. General Gantenbeln for his
speedy adjustment Of our claims, but
We are al a loss 10 know Why the
secretary Of state will not honor our
vouchers ON presentation with a
check, as the Iaw requires he should
IN ELdIN.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-06-03
FINEST
BERRIES
COMING in
Salem GrOcerS Who Will
Handle the Union Product

The directors OF the Salem Fruit
growers' Union had a conference with
Salem retail grocers last night. at the
ONCE OF II. b. Thlelsen. and -four
firms decided TO handle the Union
product Mr.. Thielsen explained that
the only object OF the Union was "a
secure a better pack and guarantee
fair prices to the grower. and fair
profits To the retailers.
Four firms have decided TO handle
the Union berries at Salem. and they
are as follows; Gilbert q Baker Ful.
ler 4 Douglas. Branson a Ragan and
/. Steiner
Fine Frult Coming In,
The cool weather is maturing the
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-06-03
J. N. HAeERLV.
Palace Pharmacy. tts State ST.

finest crop Of strawberries ever grown
in this part Of the Willamette valley,
one that will surprise all
Andrew Vercler. OF Polk county.
brought In a lot Of Saunders and VIII
son this morning that attracted a
great deal OF attention. and laid the
famous Hood River berry far in the
shade. They attracted a crowd at
the Fruit Union ware rooms, and
Manager Davis had orders for them
In advance from Branson a Ragan,
and could have sold ten times as
many at fancy prices, II he had them
They got the blue label, which repre-
sents the Unions fancy product, the
choice grade getting a red label All
members Of the Union are urged Ia
bring in their hrst fancy fruit. and
thus establish the brands in the ship
ping market The crop will be late
and well out Of the way OF the Call
fornia and Hood River fruit,
The oregon Berry.
J. l.. Gillette brought In some yer,
fne Oregon" berries. also some
known as the Hunstetter. a large red
berry that viii become very popular
They were shipped on standing or
der, TO Corvallis. Salem berries are
going 10 be In great demand at nearly
all the towns in the valley. and the
Union promises to score great sue
cess, for the first year that II is in the
general market.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-06-03

As n NJ. Cooper vas unloading iee
yesterday from q car near the freight
depot, his team became frightened a.
a train switehing In the yard, and
started 10 run. Mr. Cooper did not
let go Of the lines. and managed %
stop them. BY running into the salem
Flouring Mli c0mpany's elevator
There vas no damage done.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-06-03
PORTLAND
JOURNAL
METHODS
In its Efforts to be
Fair to Every
body
It's AdOleScent Attempts
Don't Succeed Quite as
Well as II Doubtless
Intended

The Portland Journal has tried
hard to initiate It's esteemed name.
sake at Salem. but has not always
quite fully succeeded, as is evident
from the following Telegram and elec.
tion return appended:
Eugene Register. May S1.l
Vending. May SO.-CoL Hofer was
billed for a speech here this evening
and It being Memorial day he deliy.
cred patriotic address reviewing the
great national and international
achievemc nts OF the present admin
istratlon urging the old soldiers and
patriotic citizens to hold in high re-
gard their duties as American citi.
zens.
Mr. Hofer digressed long enough
to expose the unfair methods Of the
Portland Journal in making the
Reames campaign by misrepresenta.
tion and SANDER Here is a sample
In the Journal Of May "a reporting
the Junction meeting where the Jour.
nal makes Hofer say:
Roosevelt is dangerous man.
II he is nominated he will get lots
OF votes outside OF the Republican
party II he is not nominated don't
know what the devil we win do"
Now what Hofer did say was:
Roosevelt is dangerous man" a
pause. for tho Democrats"
And this brought down the house
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-06-03
WHO KNOWS.

When HIS Kidney Trouble Hns
Fastened and Reached the
Chronic Stage? II IL Has IL Ia
Ineurable by Anything known
Except the Fulton Compounds.
We Are The Sole Agents.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-06-03
ONE STEP MORE

Will be fatal 10 the sleep-walker. win
he draw back OF will he take the final,
fatal stepl A great many people are IN
peril like the sleep-walker. They are
diseased. The disease Is progressing
day by day. The time comes when one
more step away from health Is fatal
The man who has suffered from indi-
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-06-03

Vending Heard From.
Vending. June l.-Col Hofer. Edi.
tor Journal. Salem. Ore.-Reames "a.
Hermann 1875 Congratulations.
j. ~ MGLADREY.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-06-03
WlII SEN unlon aerrlea.

VIII Sell Union Berries.
The following grocers have agreed
TO supply the products Of the Salem
Fruit Growers' Union TO their pat
rons. and the public is invited 10 "a
vor them with orders;
Gilbert a Baker.
Branson a Rsoan.
Isaac steiner.
Fuller a Douglas.
s,3.tf L. T. REYNOLDS. Sec.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-06-03

Protection Lodoe--No. ., Ancient Or
der United Workmeu. nests everJ
saturday evening" IN Tia holnan
Han. corner Of Stats and tAbtfu
elfesla. Waiting bT~ihrsn ~s'~oms
j. d. Graham. ~ W.; ,. A. eelivood
nocofdoE.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-06-03

Modern Woodmsn Of Ameriea--ore
gon Cedar Camp No. 6zfs Meets
eyery Thursday evening =. 5 o'clock
Holman Hall Frank A. Turner. '
C.. A. l. Brown Clerk.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-06-03

gcstiOn OF kastfic uouule
goes some night 10 q
dinner and returns home
TO 6nd he has taken that
last step from health
which can never be tax
en- back.
To neglect the cure
Of Indigestion OF some
other form OF stomach
trouble Is dangerous. II
Is also ineKcusable. Dr.
Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery cures diseases
OF the stomach and other
organs OF digestion and
nutrition. II pufihes
the blood, stimulates the
liver. cures biliousness,
and eliminates bilious
poisons from the syS
ten.
srhe praise 1 Wouid like
- xise your Collirn Medicai
Disrosery' / canned utter iu
words 81 describe Witk pfn.'
Eriics Ias B AmbfQse ts4
"a is9sh Mifain 81. Hun
.Hgdon p - wss 80. ,sksn l..l
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-06-03
FoR aAlR.


For sale.--90-acre farm in Marion
county, y mile Of Sanitam river. in
good settlement Five-room house,
barn and necessary outbuildings.
Well watered with spring water at
the door Ten acres OF fruit OF all
kinds, principally winter apples. A
fine fruit and dairy farm, with lots
OF out-range; within Y mile OF
railroad, school. church and bust.
ness town, with large monthly pay.
roll. This Is beautiful farm OF
good, black, productive land. and II
sold at once will take $1,000. with
half down. and the balance from 3
TO s years, at per cent interest.
Immediate possession. For further
Information address ]. Il. Ray. Mil
City, Ore. 6-a.3ms
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-06-03

With What our physiciaus -ai1 80 ~ ~ln,llt Il 49,
doct0fcd With The brsi around hefe an4 lpnnq
ne rrltrf / ,srotr you aud yea sdvtsrd ule O.
use Or Pierce'E loidrn Medical piscosefy !
took three battles and I irh 20 good that
eusiTic trouble o. Indigestion now.f
II yOu ask your dealer Tor "Colden
Medical Discovery because you have
confidence in It's cures, do not ailo~
yourself 10 be switched on 70 medicine
Claimed 10 be = just as good, bat which
YOU did nOt ask for and Of which yoe
knOw nothing.
You can get the Peoples Common
sense Medical Adviser. Ioo8 pages, pa
per covers. IySs BY sendtng a. ois-eehl
StAmps. 70 pay eEPenss o. n.,i,ns e".g
Address DIR. r. v. Pisrces bnn@io' =. T.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-06-03

Central Lodse No. 10 X. Of P.--Castls
Han IN Holman Block. corner etAta
ana Liberty streets. Tuesday Of each
week st 1850 ,, n. A r. strane
c. G.. r. J. FLEMING X. OF r. ami 3
FOHE8fEHs " AAEhiCN n 49,
Sherwood Forestsrs No 10. hesss
Friday night IN Turner block 9
W. MlntuFB. G. r.; A L. Brown Sec
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-06-03

RemoVAL--The Salem Carriage Fac
tory. Werner Fenneli proprietor.
has moved fiom Commercial street
10 North Liberty. At the bridge
Call and SEQ tho new place, and In
spect the work done. Satisfaction
guaranteed Werner Fennel
Esos Tor Setting Pure bred White
Plymouth Rock ane Black Minor
cas-. the best layers known. 7. H.
Blnnden. hoFningalde Telephone
No. 20ss Red. s'20-tf
Yo0 vii slsssys nne the choicest
meats and groceries At the lowest
prices AZ Edwards q Luachers. t0e
and 40 State street Phone orders
given special attention.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-06-03
MIscELLANEoUs.

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Lost.--A small packet containing let
ters. bank and account books Re
turn 10 Jas. r. Courier. Route No I,
or leave at this once. b-29-3t'
Unique cleaning Rooms-ehaw a
johnson. the cleaners. are now 10.
Gated az 200 Commercial street.
They do general pressing and re-
pairing business, Speclalties: Skirts,
silk waists. Md gloves, gents cloth
ing. etc. Phone 26ii. b-2S-iyr
headquarters for FsneIng,--woyen
wire fencing for all purposes.
smooth wire for hop yards. etc.
Correspondence solicited. Walter
Morley. 80 Court street. Salem.
6-Stf
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-06-03

FOR Sales-Full set Betz Hot Air ap-
paratua Apply to W. G. Robbins,
l57 Court street. ear
For sale.--A homo In North saicm.
Mrs. II. l. Huffman, North Salem
Grocery. 5.2s.2wk
For sales--A good span OF mares, Z
and 3 years old. true, gentle and
sound; good wagon. harness. now
plow. good Iron harrow. 90 interest
In SO acres Of grain. with a good
house and barn on tho place. win
sell cheap a good hack. I have an
SO-acre stock ranch. 20 acres In cul-
tivation. house. barn. fruit; 10000
acres out.rango Joining the place.
Price $500. $3.50 cash, balance on
3 years tlmo n per cent q. o.
Burgess, agent Sheridan. Or
B.22-Gd-2ws
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-06-03
ToNaoRIAL AVE nATAs.

Rysn's shaving Parlors. arsS
class harbers engaged. Finest basn
rooms In city. We uss Aniissptss
steriliser. ,. Ryan. Prog.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-06-03
FOR RENT.

For Rsnt.STwo Furnished rooms can
be had for housekeeping or bed.
rooms. close IN. Call at 456 Front
street, or ON Geo ~ Hatch, carrier
No. I B.23ts
Rooms Tor RenE-Upstairs. Cottle
block, by day week or month.
Also light housekeeping rooms.
Electric lights. open all hours. Mat.
tie Hutohlnson. prop, i.2Slyr
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-06-03
CLASSIFIED ADS
WANTED.

ksvsstss@ss,s I'VE ., Ilnss or sss g yhIs e0luPs
@ostn al W. I've Sa is s. 'Sf .ss wsss ssn. s ~.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-02-19
A DANGEROUS PRECEDENT.

The voters of this city city sh the rule once in office ofc" of bent Such precedent office must chine behind him. and that the partment the police oce the health the branches is the whose tenure of office will This is what Mayor Drennen to in the politics. decide when he votes in the primary will machine politics politics Dennen seek twice three terms other un"rien law which confines chine is left free to work it's will oessiV and the chief 
 The unwrten law limiting haps safeguard against machine ae March that excellent AgeHeraId they will will ruthIessy No claims
  exceptional that of
 
 
  setting In squarely every tern limit his n approaching primary?
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-02-19
All is quiet along the orlnoco.
SERUM FOR CHOLERA. l.

From the New York Sun.
 The summer corps of physicians of the department of health will use a serum for cholera infantum in their work this sum mer pr. Lederle president of the board of health, said yesterday, that prepara- tions had been made to prepare the serum and that a quantity would be ready in time for the summer work among the children of the poor.
 The mortality among infants from chol- era infantum in spite of sanitary precau- tions and the use of sterilized milk has recently caused several bacteriologists. among them those employed in the health department to seek a specific remedy in a serum. Their efforts have met with sue cess. Dr. Ledere says, but no scientific announcement will be made for several weeks until the serum has been well tested.
 T have no doubt that it will be a sue cess, said Dr. Lederle but we will wait and see the results before we make any announcement. A cure for cholera in- fantum would mean a great deal to the mothers of the poor children The sum- mer corps did great work last year. There Is no reason why they should not do even better this coming summer"