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Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-18
DETROIT CAPITAL ENTERS
Cbifton-Moren Distrlct-New Com Pany Takes Over a Promising
 Group of Claims.

The Clifton Copper Era announces the filing of articles of incorporation of the Copper Platte and Arizona com pany.
 This company has just been formed at Duluth. with a capital stock of S5,- 100000, for the purpose of taking over and developing the Copper Platte group of claims, ten in number, situated on the west side of Coronado mountain, and the Rattlesnake group of six claims north of Chase Creek. The officers and directors of the company are com posed of some of the wealth4est me- of Duluth, all of whom have experi. ence in mining. As an evidence ot what they can do, on the first day of the incorporation of the company S150, 900 was raised by the sale of treasury stock at s per share. But this was only a starter, as subscr.p- tions kept coming in at a lively rate. The company has placed onehalf of it's stock in the treasury for development purposes. and has already commenced work. The president of the compa- ny, John A McKinhy, an iron mag nate of Duluth. will arrive here Mon cay next to look ever the property, to arrange for the development on an extensive scale. The management of the property will be under a gentle man who has had much experience in copper mining in the lake region, and who is also an experienced metallur- g.st and mill man. The company will first build a good road from Pinkard's gulch to the Platte group, a distance of about two miles. after which it will install air drills, and commence devel- opment work on an extensive scale.
 As soon as the road is completed the company will erect buildings at the camp and also open a store for the ac- commodation of the miners of that section.
 The Copper Platte group of claims were located by P. F. Crowley and Ambrose Burke several years ago, who did a considerable amount of develop ment work on the property. The claims show some of the strongest leads in the district, and have also produced some remarkably rich ore. The claims can be opened by tunnels driven in on the leads.
 MT. Crowley who spent several months in the east working up the company. arrived home this week. He had little to say about the plans of the company. but he announced that it IS one of the strongest companies op- erating in Arizona. He was also non-committa as to the price paid for the property, but it is known that he and his partner. MT. Burke, are now on the sunny side of Easy street, and no two men in the camp are more worthy of success. They have long been diligent prospectors and hard workers. and they deserve every dol lar that they receive.
 This is the first deal of any impor- tance made in this section in more than two years. It is an evidence of what the present price of copper means to the southwest.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-18
DRIFT FROM THE BRIGGS.

The drift in the Lowell shaft ID which 6 rich body of. ore has been followed over to near the Del NOrte e1zim of the C. & P. has undoubtedly proven good ground for the latter eroperty. This ground will be reached CT the c. & P. management with a etitt from the Briggs shaft, which is soOut 1000 feet distant. The Briggs "a going to the HOO level. with a fortY foot sump in addition. From t1e LIDO foot level the drifting will Ae done tO catch the Del Norte body. # will probably be six months before Caings arc in readiness for the com Eencernent of this work.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-18
AFTER CHRISTMAS.

Superintendent Parnall, of the c. & A., is now expected 10 be back in the city from his trip to Michigan between Christmas and New Year day. There is no doubt that upon his return Mr Parnall will bring considerable new information, the Outgrowth of consul tations that are underway at Michigan headquarters of the Bonanza Circle group
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-18
coUoHRAN's MARKET.
funder Postofhce.l

Vegetables. fruits. relishes. delica- cies for your dinner table In this mar ket you will find everything to be found in any well regulated market at this season Our delivery system is a per feet one. and we can serve you with promptness and with goods of quality. Give us your order. Just under the post office.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-18
CLOSING BUSINESS.

The offices of the Copper Glance filming company in the bank building cave been opened during the last week, in charge of c. L. Beckwfth. kTf ttrs business affairs of the com p&ny for the year are being closed gsf
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-18
PUMPS GOING DOWN.

Lowering of the Junction pumps in Co. the shaft Is now underway. The Eo-k is progressing in as rapid and satisfactory manner as could be deSir cd. At the present rate six weeks srore will see the pumps ready to starr @ work
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-18

Guests of soldiers-Several from this city and a number from Naco went over to Fort Huachuca last night to at- tend a dance given by officers and soldiers stationed at the fort The trip was made by rail to Hereford where the invited guests were met by carriages and driven to the fort.
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Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-18

IL would surprise and delight the home folks to receive your pho ograph for Christmas. Irwin Studio does ex- cellent work. opposite postofice.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-18

An Appropriate Christmas Gift-For your mother, wife, sister, sweetheart or friend-a photograph of yourself. Irwin makes the finest. Opposite P. O. Sit for one today.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-18

Delinquent After Monday-City tax payers need to bear in mind that to- morrow is the last day upon which they can pay their taxes without the addition of a delinquency per cent charges. Tax receipts during the last week have been large. but there is still a good deal standing out.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-18

Superintendent WhitsoD, of the Bis bee & Quincy, was among men who visited in the city yesterday.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-18
STOCK MARKET REMAINS STRONG
 BUT INACTIVE
~HREE DOLLAR ASSESSMENT IS DUE ON PITTs6URG G DU-
 JUTH MONDAY.

'Hhis Stock is Now Quoted at $25.7s, and Is Wet Thought of in Local Cir e'es-Stsck Mountain Considered Sood Buy at $1.oo More on Account of Personnel of Men Behind 1t.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1904-04-09
THE DANGER IN KISSING

kissing discovery scientist
All these deadly dangers kissing discovered
1t be that the in
1t need not be presumed that anybody else has
And scientists
scientific theories S a question.
Pretty lips that look willing have been known
forget far than doubt
than
The York Medical
superaddd the nmopah Of highly
ervou
kiss a neuropah?
That there shock with kissing
But would Of them have dispensed with
without a shock would be a aHai
Now all the fuss that has made Is
be admitted that in
then? Nobody kisses from the scientific standpoint
That there actual dangers in kissing has remained
discover might the to primitive
would perhaps there them things
ksses Q be afraid Of
The old mans boot and the among
multitude 0 other dangers
The all have felt fear of these
ing than face
The
he kisses her. But this like germs entirely
tive consideration
The fact that but for the danger kissing
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1904-04-09
THE COUNTRY HONEYMOON
BY CYNTHIA GREY

Why, out there in the country every
thing is for YOU The sun shines for you.
the birds sing for you, the flowers bloom
for you, the trees cast their grateful shade
for you. AL all for you. Why, even the
vegetables in the gardens put up their
bright faces, just for you. The grass is
green for you. There is a whispered pray
er from the Weakening earth when the
morning sun rises for-you. The leaves
ON the trees, surely hutter a little well
come, and the blossoms are a shade more
tender at the coming of the MORN At
evening, the chirping OF the birds is
gentler, the noddng of the tall grasses is
sadder, the fragrance of the dew-drenched
petals is more pathetically subtle for the
star-lit heaven is Frightening and cleaning
Tor you.
The glorious country invites you. the
country built over with a dome more vast,
more subtle than the domes of the great
cathedrals which you would visit in foreign
lands.
There is no hurry. There is no bustling
confusion, no lynx-eyed porter, no pointed
finger, no meaning glances. There, no
bells, no clerks, no shrieking whistles, no
numbering hacks
But no, the country with its repose for
the soul it eXhalts, its birds to satisfy the
desire which itself creates for melody, its
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1904-04-09

Theodore Terry had been in Togtown
two weeks before the girls knew he was
married and it was two months before
we heard that he had rented the best house
in town and that Mrs. Terry was surely
coming We saw him, for we lived next
door, run down the steps ON his way to
the station to meet her His coat was
brand new, too, rain coat. 1t did look
some like rain. The coat had broad back
and belt across it, 1t was dark, dark
gray, and there wasn't thing in the
pockets TO make them sag Mrs. Terry
couldn't be half as nice as he. We, Martha
and |, were sorry she was coming. 1t
takes woman to spoil a man.
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harmony which rests the mind while it in
spires to action, has NO charms for the
bride and groom.
The wedding affords an opportunity to
visit the great and laundering Niagara.
Here is the chance of a lifetime to see
Washington, New Orleans. or to penetrate
to the heart of the mysteries Of China
town. This is the one great opportunity
for climbing mountains, or, If ones purse
permits, for an ocean voyage and a trip
through foreign lands. Here is a great
chance for globe trotting, an excuse for
spending strength, time and money Law
ishly.
This trip is to be an extravagant weari-
some, sightseeing, extended picnic. A
constant mingling with people for whom
the two" care nothing. A tedious pass
ing of hours gazing at spires and towers
to which the bride and groom give but a
passing thought. A long drawn out tramp
ing to see wonders for which the heart
cares not; to hear voices which give the
souls no joy. A treading of the halls Of
art galleries, with eyes glued to a painting
which they see not, blinded by the mist
that has come from a sudden hand clasp. a
caress stolen amid the surging crowds.
Not so the country. Here is heaven
and earth, world for multitudes, but only
room for two"
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HE HAD "NO SHOW"

George Collins, hanged j st. Louis last week
he said
porter:
My a show
Nor did he this because justify himself As revealed by his
mes history he said was true
The boy al
at ALL His father and mother unfit penthood The, allowed
the There
The only training n the direction evil.
Very early police
nounced him bad lot and finally had him o
In this school Collins simply took graduate n
After thus fitting himself criminal
The 70 the cato was one
inclined to pau her and say
III this and
under firm but kind guardianship he
And this Collins
m a
ntprnary the blame him
chance he could then blame himself fol his
His father mother 0 gallo
esson Of missp de i on parents
Begin the education boy before $ yourself
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BARBER rs OUT 81

After robbing barber shop in Seattle
last week the thieves came to Tacoma and
succeeded in selling their plumber. They
put up the story that they were formerly
in business for themselves and that they
were simply disposing of the stock they
had on hand when they discontinued. a.
Beryfeldt, barber located at Sll Pacific
avenue, purchased some of the tools from
the thieves last Monday. Yesterday the
Seattle barber showed up and claimed
the tools, and Beryfeldt is out about seven
dollars on the transaction. Beryfeldt states
that they were both short, medumweight
men, one dark and the other light. The
light complexioned one answered to the
name of Jim" He thinks that both of
them are journeymen BARRIERS.
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YOU DON'T KNOW MUCH

1t behoves the scientist o W these
He has been altogether too
IT. for instance William Rmsey um
hdnm is true knocks "welseted principles
ems
The discovery at ntsceuG ceaeln
the the old hms,
Truth split started
log of false theory the cracking SCATTERING
i remit twain
In the light of truths puerle the Boosting the
prattng n
II the
dscoyGer of the law s
pebbles while the 0
Chemistry o human
subject
s very o he
Decent respect demands that should be modest
knows.
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Social and
Personal
o . Q Q o Q Q . . Q . . Q Q Q Q o 1

Mrs II, j. Ramsey of Seattle was the
guest OF Mrs. G.. d. Hanscom Friday.
Monday Miss Florence Morgan of Seattle
will be the guest of her brother, R. II.
Morgan, OF 9l3 North / street. till near the
middle OF May, when she win sail for
England.
Invitations are out for the marriage Of
Miss Gladys West to Mr. Nicholas Kizer,
April 18th.
Tuesday evening Trinity Guild will give
a New England supper in the parish house.
A special meeting of Trinity Guild is
called for Monday afternoon.
Ladies Auxiliary 4. o. Fl. will give q
card party Monday evening in Parker hall.
Mrs, Humphrey of Seattle will speak
-: -
Badly & Badly, Osteopaths, moved to
Provident Bldg. Offices open on Monday
and Friday evenings. Phones: Main 2ls
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Mrs Theodore Terry came and we saw
her going up the front walk We ex-
pected something fine; and if she didn't
have on rain coat! A pretty one, though
1t was soft gray with military cape. The
buttons were metal and belt of the ma
terial fastened in front with big button.
The sleeves We're large and finished with a
cuff with big button Her hat WASH
very stylish; we were disappointed 1t
was simple gray straw with just knot
of velvet ribbon at the side running down
toward the front and over the brm and
fastened with another knot close to her
hair, She carried little black hand bag
and we think that our wrist bags will have
to be laid aside. Martha insists that there
was something red on Mrs. Terry's collar.
! couldn't see very well, the curtain was
too thick.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
NOTICE OF CLOSING OF SCHOOL
REGISTRATION BOOKS.

NOTICE is hereby given that the books
of registration for Tacoma School District
No. 10 will be closed Saturday, April 10th,
1904, at A p. m, and remain closed during
the five days preceding the special election
to be held in said District on Saturday,
April 23rd, 1904, except said books will be
opened again Friday, April 22nd, 1904, for
one day only for further registration, and
will close at 4 p. m. of said day
G.. F. Witty,
Secretary Board of Directors, Tacoma S. D.
No. TO-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1904-04-09
MYSTERIOUS KID"
HELD FOR TRIAL

SEATTLE, April 9.-Arrayed in the
complete outfit of highwayman, minus
the revolver, John Preston, better known
as hte Mysterious Kid stood in Justice
CAMS court yesterday afternoon and faced
his accusers. Preston is charged with
holding up and robbing Mr. and Mrs. j..
b. Stoddard in their home, 1909 Boren
avenue, January 81. The thief secured
$3.50 from the room.
With a handkerchief mask over the
prisoners face and his hat drawn down
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TO WASH A SHIRT WAIST.

To wash a eolored shirt waist properly
first remove the shields and buttons, then
wash carefully in cold water, using a good
laundry soap. When the waist is clean,
rinse in cold water Use no hot water
about a colored waist, it destroys the color.
In starching use any powdered starch that
does not contain borax, make the starch
into a paste by turning over it boiling
water and thinning until it is cool with
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1904-04-09
LOGGER SUES TO
RECOVER PROPERTY

Joseph Christian filed a suit yesterday
against Frank Salatno and Raffelo De
Rosa, who run a lodging house in this
city. Christian registered at the lodging
house and took a check for his baggage.
He left there without taking his valise and
later returned to the lodging house, pre-
scented the check and demanded his valse,
which he calimed was valued at $40 1t
could not be found and he has now sued
to recover the value of the lost property.
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cold water. Hang the waist, after it is
starched, in the air to dry When it is
thoroughly dried sprinkle with cold water.
Take four tablespoons of powdered starch
to one pint of water and carefully starch
the collar, cuffs, front band, etc. Be sure
that every thread of the material is wet
with the starch. Roll the waist for a
few minutes and iron with an iron not too
hot. The hot iron Injuries the color of the
material. still the iron must be hot enough
to iron the starched bands smoothly.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1904-04-09
FOR SALE-HORSES.

NOTICE TO OWNER-I have taken up
one sorrel horse with bald face and one
yearling colt, bald faced, sorrel. 1 have
kept and fed these for sixty days. The
owner is hereby notified that he must prove
property and pay costs or these horses
will be sold at public sale to pay charges.
R. Calhoun, seth and So. Yakima Ave.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1904-04-09

Mr. and Mrs S. l.. White of NTuscatine
Iowa, but formerly of Tacoma, have re-
turned to this city to take up their resi-
dence after an absence of nearly five years.
Mr.. White is brother of Il. L. White,
the driver of the local patrol wagon. Driv-
er White states that his brother has been
longing for the mild climate of Puget
Sound ever since he went to Iowa and
that nothing could induce him to leave
this country again.
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in Alliance hall for the Christian Alliance.
2;30 O'Clock Sunday afternoon.
The young ladies of Whitworth college
received their friends last evening at the
hall.
A dancing party will be given tonight by
the young people of the High school at
the Tacoma Music hall.
The Ladies Musical club will give its
usual program Of musical selections Tues
day afternoon in Masonic hall. Unior-
tunately Mrs. Ida Gray Scott, of New
York, will not be able to make her APP
pearance upon the program. Word was
received last evening that she was very ill,
being threatened with pneumonia.
Mrs. d. B. Shelter entertained the mem
hers OF Chapter c, P. E. o., this afternoon.
Election of officers took place during the
afternoon.
The Zealoso Dancing club met last even
ing in the Tacoma Music hail.
Paul r. Page, of the Page Lumber com
pany. Buckley, is in the city today on
business connected with the company.
G. f. johnson, general agent for the
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The Str. Greyhound Is now on the run
from Tacoma to Olympia.
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SUNDAY TOPICS

/
First Congregational church, South f and
| Thirteenth streets, Morton J.. Rose, pas
tor; II a m, THE Supreme Mission of the
! Church; 7:30 p. m, Question for the
World" Evangelstic services each even.
ing this week at 1880 D. m.
Holy Communion, South | and Four
teenth, Rev. Harry Hudson, pastor; IL
a. M, "Christ's Resurrection, the Triumph
of Righteousness"
st. Johns church, South Tacoma, Rev
Harry Hudson, pastor; "Christ's Legacy TO
| His Church"
! st. Luke's Memorial. c street and Sixth
avenue, Rev. F. T. Webb, vicar; 7:3O
a. mr., Holy Communion; 10 a. m, Morn
| ing Prayer; II a. m, the ordination OF
Arthur +. Bernays by Bishop Keator
Rev. G. G. Bruce, of Portland. will preach
ordination sermon. There will be special
music by the choir.
! Trinity church, North X and Fourth
streets, Rev. Horace Chaplain, rector; II
| a. IN.
Emmanuel Baptist church, Wright ave
nue. and East d streets, Rev S. A. Abbott
pastor; IL a. M, Home Life" the first
of a series on the subject, The Prodigal
SON.
South Tacoma Baptist church. South
Sixteenth aud Warner streets Rev S. a.
Abbott, pastor; 1880 p. M, Rev. L. W.
Perry will deliver a sermon upon missions.
First NJ Z. church. South G and Eighth
streets, Rev. d. L. RAIDER, pastor; 1890
a. m, Jesus Christ of the Common Peo-
pie; 1880 p. m, Hell in the Bible, ="
the third sermon on the subject entitled,
Hell"
First Presbyterian church. G and South
Tenth streets, Rev A. II. Barnhisel. pas
| tor; 1920 a m, Communion service 7:3O
p m, The Power of Unseen Things"
Swedish NJ. f. church, J and Eleventh
streets. Rev. John OVAL pastor; II a. M
"Ihe Souls Satisfacton' p. M, "A
Great Victory"
Y. NJ. c. A.. st. Helens avenue. Rev.
John OVAL will address a meeting at
$50 p. m
East Tacoma Congregational church. East
Twenty-eighth and + streets Rev. John
Reid pastor; II a. NJ. After Easter
What ? 7:30 p. M, shall Tacoma Open
the Gates of He'll to Get Blessing of
| Heaven?
Emmanuel Presbyterian church. North
Ninth and J street. Rev A. l.. Hutchin-
son, pastor; II a. m. "After Eight Days;
7:30 p. m, Born of God"
Fowler NJ. F. church. East D and Thir-
tieth streets. Rev G. l.. Cuddy. pastor;
II a. M, Christians, a Blessing; 7:3O p.
M. Our Opinion of Christ"
First Baptist church. Ninth and D
streets. Rev. j. Lewis smith pastor; IL
a. m, Estimates of Christ: 7:30 p. m,
Questions of Great Import"
Central NJ E. church, and Twenty-frst
streets, Rev. James Clulow, pastor; IL
a. M, GLORY; $50 p. m. Epworth
League, 1.-TWO Standards of Life; 7:30
p. m. Your Own Salvation"
Second NJ. +. church. North Twenty
| eighth and Starr streets, Rev A. Gelier-
mann, pastor; IL a. m, "Ebenezer'; 7:3O
p. m, evangelistic service. Quarterly con-
ference Monday ats p. m.
Central Christian church, South Third
and K streets, H. X. Pendleton, pastor;
II a. M, 'Value of Strong Religious Con-
victions'' 7:3O p. M, "Shall We Have An
Open Or Closed Town?
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J. c. Taylor, past grand master of the
Independent Order Of Odd Fellows, is in
the city today. He said that Orting lodge
No. So would have their new lodge hall
under construction soon. The work OF
breaking the ground for the building has
been completed and work on the hall will
begin at once.
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Central Christian church, South Third
and X streets, II, X. Pendleton, pastor;
II a. M, ''Value of Strong Religious Con-
victions''; 7;3O p. M, "Shall We Have An
Open On Closed Town?
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Holy Communion, South and Four
teenth, Rev. Harry Hudson, pastor; IL
a. M, "Christ's Resurrection, the Triumph
of Righteousness"
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Second NJ f. church, North Twenty
eighth and Starr streets, Rev. A. Gelier-
mann, pastor; II a. m, "Ebenezer'; 7:3C
p. m, evangelistic service. Quarterly con
ference Monday at p. m.
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First Congregational church, South E and
Thirteenth streets, Morton J.. Rose, pas
tor; II a m, "The Supreme Mission of the
Church +; 7:3O p. m, Question for the
World" Evangelistc services each even
ing this week at 1880 D. IN.
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Ocean Accident and Guaranty company,
leaves this afternoon for San Francisco but
expects to return to Tacoma early next
week,
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over his eyes, Preston was positively iden-
titled in the court room. He was bound
over to the superior court.
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CLASSIFIED ADS.
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE,

A FINE Investment. $32 per month. Ow-
ing to poor health, owner has listed fine
property located on East G street; two
beautiful corner lots, with two houses,
plumbed and up to date, overlooking city
and bay. Can be bought cheap if taken at
once. $1,000 handles the property. Infor.
nation, 937 Commerce st.
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st. Johns church, South Tacoma, Rev
Harry Hudson, pastor; "Christ's Legacy t
His Church
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FOR RENT-Four-room cottage, new, four
lots; 542O So, I st. Inquire H. G. Palmer,
5402 SO. / St..