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Bisbee daily review., 1904-09-06
cLIFTON-MORENCi.
Operations in That Healthy Mining
 Section--Much Doing.

More development work is now be- ing done ip the Clifton-Morenci dis trict than at any other time in its his tory.
 Theree shipments have been made this month from the Keeting mines, averaging from 23 to 26 per cent cop per. Mr. Keeting has recently un- covered a new body of glance ore, two feet wide which also averages about 50 ounces ;n silver. The glance is re- markedly high grade, averaging about 50 per cent.
 The Home Copper company www
 The H one Copper Go. board Of directors held an important business meeting on Tuesday evening last and made deal with John Molder where by they transferred ten of their gold mine claims to him for 75,000 shares of Home Copper Co. stock which will be turned back to the treasury of their company. The claims purchased by MT. Molder are known as the Buzzard's Shadow group located in the Copper mountanin district about three miles from Morenci in the Mo-enci gold belt. The claims are the Buzzard's Shadow. Conqueror, Lillian Gimini. Cracker Jack, Central Point, Ollie. Katy, Roose- welt and Globe. Mir. Molder intends to drive the Lillian tunnel right on through the mountain This tunnel is already in about 300 feet and in ore which runs from s4 to S5 a ton, and John is confident oc. cross-cutting a very rich body of ore father in. He also will continue sinking the old shaft on the Buzzard Roost claim which some eighteen years ago furnished some ore which was shipped to Den yer netting about $50 per ton. John has force of men at work on his new purchase. and hope he soon finds the ore which We know is there The Home Copper Co. is sinking its deee shaft on the Hobson claim and with such men as Dr. Tuthill, R. H. Waugh, N. L. Jenkins, Robert Rae, F. J. Gar rett, Dave Loeb on the board of di- rectors and the only original "Bilr Jenkins on this earth, doing the su- perintending, it is only a matter of d oHOAt tllut Nueu IulS COUpdUy VIII be producing pay ore. The wagon road has been completed to the mine and work will be pushed as fast as practicable.
 During the past week orders for 1000 shares of Shannon stock have been wired to Boston from Clifton. This shows what Clifton people think of the Shannon.
 w. B. Thompson. a mining man who has much to do with the development of this district. arrived this week from Zacatecas. Mexicon. where he is now extensively engaged in mining. He will remain here a few days visiting his brother. Ed. and looking over properties in which he is largely inter- ested.
 For some months past the Arizona
Bisbee daily review., 1904-09-06
East Side Is
 Ready For Mill
WITH FIVE STAMPS IN OPERA
 TON WILL PAY ITS WAY.
Superintendent Mccoy Considers That He Hes Enough Ore in Sight to Car ry NH and Development Along. Site All That's Holding.

The East Side Gold Mining compa- ny will shortly install small mill, the capacity for which is now fixed at five stamps. The mill would go into op- eration at once, but for the fact that the company is undecided as to where it will establish the plant. The ques- ton arises as to whether it shall go at the mine or at point several miles distant in Sulphur Springs Valley The desirability of the location of the mill at the mine goes unquestioned. but the matter of water for it's operation at the property is a stubborn obstacle.
 Superintendent McFoy, who expect ed to leave for the east today, but has postponed his visit for a month at least, said yesterday that all it was necessary for the East Side to do to make q combination with a healthy bank account and commence. the pay ment of dividends, was to get the pro posed mill in operation. A consider able amount of ore has been blocked out In this connection it is worthy of noSe that the ore the company has to show is in the mine, very little hay ing been put on the dump, following the theory that ore in place and ready for extraction is of twice the value as an unknown quantity on the dump. There is at the present time on the East Side practically 200 feet of ore blocked out in shaft and tunnel devel- opment. The former consists of 120 feet of shaft, with a tunnel in to give 1t air. The shaft is in on low ground In connection wiCh the property it IS to be said that the big end of it can be worked from the tunnel Oppor- tunities from the latter point of view are excellent, a fact which those con versant with mining will immediately appreciate. The ore blocked out is sufficient to assure that the five stamps proposed will be kept busy from the start. The prediction is also war , Tanted from the ore in sight that the mill will not only be kept busy, but i that it viii have sufficient good ore to use from the workings to pay the way : for future development, as well as in- 1 crease it's capacity. The more the mill can handle on the property from present indications the bigger the re- wards from the latter will be. It looks good.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-09-06
DECLINE IN SHANNON SHARES.

The stock of the shannon Copper company has recently suffered a serious decline on the Boston market, which has given rise to many runoIs regarding the conditions at the mine and the question of the competence of the management. It has been assert ed that the limits of the ore-body up- on which the company is depending for its production have been ascer- tained, and that no new sources of sup ply was disclosed by recent development. Lack of harmony in the management has also bee n assigned as cause for the free selling of the stock, and what is probably a more plausible reason is that pool of 900 shares of Shannon was dissolved over a year ago. and this stock, which had cost the hold e-s about s2 share, has been coming out spasmodically ever since, demor- alizing the market.
 Shannon has recently sold as low as 2 1-2, a price which according to the best information obtainable, is not justified. The trouble with Shannon seems 10 be that it's copper is costing
 'oo Hiuoh anu the ininS usinS ioW- grade proposition, any material de-
 cline in the price of the metal would seriously affect its earnings
 However, after all the adverse fac tors have been stated, it must be ad- mitted that Shannon has been doing very well. Its net earnings for the fis- cal year about to end are estimated at s200,000, out of which S75,000 has been paid for new construction, s23,- 900 as final payment on an additional group of claims, s60,00O in redeeming bonds and s25.000 in discharging a : floating debt. If the present price of ! copper is maintained for the balance or the year, as now seems probable, i Shannon stock should recover most of
 the value lost in the past six months.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-09-06
THE PARADISE STRIKE.
The Angelic Village Is Teeming
 With Mining Activity.

Witn Mining HctiHity.
 Few countries. none perhaps. are favored as is Arizona with regular messages from Paradise, says the Prospeotor. City Attorney Charles Bowman returned from that favored locality today and puts in a good word for the new camp. He says that from a typographical standpoint, at least, the camp is we'll named. Par adise is quite at present, but it's prospects are eminently satisfactory. The Chiricahua Development company have a first-class equipment and pro- pose to go a thousand feet before drawing a breath. They are down 2S0 feet. with a sprinkle of copper ore all the way down, and expect to strike the big thing while drifting from the 500-foot level.
 The new Strike is a reality. Joe Larrieu staked Pete Bays and Pete Spence to prospect in the vicinity of Paradise. These men relocated the ground embraced in the present strike. It had been located twenty years ago and prospect holes honeycomb the ground all around it. There are no mineral indications Of consequence on the surface, but the boys gathered their cue from a little stain on a sur face rock and began to sink At a depth of fifteen feet they struck the vein, which is widening out as they go down, and the con ditions are such as to excite the en- thusiasm of all parties interested. In, the bottom of the shaft the stroke Of hammer sounds like a drum, and a heavy flow of water which went into the shaft during the recent rains dis papeared as rapidly as it flowed in, which naturally leads to the conclu- sion that it is a cavernous proposition. The ore is lead and silver. carrying i'm portant values in gold, and runs high.
 On the side we ascertain that Para disc has no doctors, no undertakers and no lawyers, and that is why it was named Paradise
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GLOBE MINING NEWS.
(Silver Belt-)


 The United Globe Mines are sink ing a shaft on the Geneva mine, sit uated near the Black Warrior A great deal of good ore has been mined from what appears to be blanket ledge or the Geneva, and the present work is undertaken to determine whether iha ore goes down.
 Owing to the bad condition of the roads, caused by recent heavy rains, the hauling of ore from the Gibson mine to the Old Dominion works has been temporarily suspended. Sam Gibson, who has been in the east for some time, is expected home this week. It was his intention 10 pur- chase in Milwaukee hoist and boiler for the nine
 Manager J. D. Coplen, of t<e In spiration Mining company, has so far recovered from his late accident as to be able to give his personal atten tion to the work being done. Within the past few days some very fine ore has come from the mine, locally known as the Woodson property. test shipment of ore is soon to bt made.
 Nj. L. Davis, who is developing z group of mining claims situated or the strip, twelve miles from the Sar Carlos agency, was in town early il the week California parties are in terested with MT. Davis in this prop erty and the intention is to do consid erable development work. About al average assay of the ore shows val ues of s12 in gold and B ounces il silver to the ton, and 12 per cent cop per.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-09-06

Copper Company has been experiment. ing with the Hancock jig, the only one of its kind ever introduced in America Theresults have been satis- factory byond expectations, and the company in now manufacturing an- other machine which will be placed in the first vanner room and is expected to take the place of thirty-three van ners. he two machines will then. nan dle 700 tons of ore per day, at a
 greatly reduced cost over the old
 methods of treating to ore. The jig which is now being constructed will occupy only as much space as two of the vanners, and can be operated at a very small expense, and seldom needs repairing. Arichie Morrison superin- tendent of the concentrator. is muon more than pleased with the machine which is already in use, bue cannot ,eii until after the new machine is in oper- at:on whether it will successfully han dle the ore that is reground by the Huntingtons, but he is quite confident that it will prove success. It would seem that these machines are destin- ed to play an important part in Teduc- ing the cost of mining in the South west They are not expensive, re- Quire no building to speak of. and at the same time they can be run with a very small amount of water in com parison with other machines which handle the same amount of ore in a day. If the new machine works as successfully on fine ground ore as the other machine works on coarseore. 1t is quite evident that two per cent ore can be handled at a profit in this dis trict. The machine has been inspect ed by mining men from all parts of Arizona and Mexico. and it has prov
 ed wonder to them.
 One of the most important gold strikes ever made in the district is re- ported by Manager Potter of the Sier- ra de Gro. For the past year or more the company has been engaged in unning a cross-cut tunnel to develop it's property. The tunnel is now in 500 feet, and has just cut the fourth lead, which is four feet wide and car ries values of from S132 to $40 in gold and 6 per cent lead. This lead was struck at depth of 462 feet from the surface, which gives the company a large amount of stoping ground. Three veins were cut previous to the | present strike, all four of which were blind on the surface. The tunnel is , blind on the surface. The tunnel is being driven to cut two large veins
 which outcrop on the surface, and which will be reached in 300 and 600 1 feet from the face of the tunnel. The tunnel will be continued until these two veins are cut. but the management now feels confident of a mine whether the other veins carry values or not.
 The new strike carries thehighest av-
 craze gold values ever discovered in
 the district, and is of the greatest i'm
 portance to that section of he district,
 and doubtless will encourage others
 in the development of their property.
 In addition to the companys good luck in finding vein of high-grade
 milling ere. the tunnel is also making
 enough water to run plant, which can
 be placed at the mouth of the tunnel
Bisbee daily review., 1904-09-06

and the expense of transportation of ore saved. which will be a big item. The company is backed by Chicago capitalists, who have every reason to feel that they will soon have a good paying Clifton Morenci Min ing Bureau.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-09-06

common tcSun1Ony of mothers that the use of Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescrip- ton not only pro notes the mothers h edith but also gives her strength to give her child.
 z Favorite Pre- scription " accom- plishes these results
 by tranquilizing
 the nerves, promot- ing a healthy appe- titc, and giving re-
Bisbee daily review., 1904-09-06
WORLDS FAIR RATES.

Call at E. P. & S. w. depot for the cheapest rates to St. Louis, Chicago and all points East, single or round trip; also summer excursion rates to coast points. We can give you the cheapest rates via the best routes to anywhere you want tC go.
 H. H. NEEDHAM.
 Agent.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-09-06
A Quart Baby.

Now and again there is an item in the newspapers concerning the birth of a puny baby so small that a quart cup holds it comfortably. If the article told all the facts it would probably tell also of mother who in weakness and misery had looked forward to the baby's advent with shrinking and fear
 To have fine, healthy children the mother must be healthy, and it IS the
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1904-05-06
HERBERT SPENCER.
HE Talked 'l-ika Beck" and Was
Very set" Man.

TIC 'IiN2- L1F- 8 G~cE ana Was
Very set" Mar.
Mr.. George Hes in q personal ar
ticlc on Herbert Spencer in the
Outlook tells these characteristic
anecdotes:
When the PHILOSOPHER visited
America in lS&@ he was in hi. sixty
third year. lis fair. ruddy com
plexion gave little token of delicate
health or Of The skcylcssncss which
had afflicted him since 1855. when
he completed the "Princinles of Psv
chologr." In frame he was rather
tall and spare. 10 casual acauain,-
anccs his nanncrs were cold and
formal. to his friends he was cor
dial. and on occasions he could be
downright ioyal. telling and listen
ing 10 humorous stories with un-
bounded glcc. From his habit of
debating 10 an amanuensis he had
come to ta,Eiu.r like a book" Most
Of his sentences might well have
been printed lust as they fell from
his lip. once in m. hearing =
friend who had not seen him for
wear, CONGRATULATED him on his Good
health. rs evidenced by his ROSY
checks. 'Do not" said he. Con
fuse complete with incomplete rela-
ton. Because some healthy ucople
nv. ,,,yIi,. ali ,,,.i,i,,. ,,,o,l,. mr., J.l,,,
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1904-05-06

DfuNru.~
Don't he trovin' to raise me
moind," said Mr., Ierlihy darkly,
"for It's impossible, docther, Here
OF had her insured against accidints
of livery koind only toor days ago
an paid down me foive dollars rs
prompt as amy man cud. an bpfoor
The week is gone she falls down
stairs wil a bucket o coal, an now
luke al her, marred from lnd 10
ind ,"-Nouth's Companion.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1904-05-06
Another Insurance Fraud.

When The doctor came 10 see what
he could do for the Ilcrlihy family,
by whom he had been hastily sum
moncd. he found Mrs. IIerllhy in
bed, her face and head adorned with
plaster and bandages, and Mr.. Her
lihy sitting, in stolid misery at her
bedside.
:. "Cheer up, Tim" said he doctor.
"She'll pull through all right. |
don't hc'icye there are anN homes
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1904-05-06
Citation by Publication.
TIE STATE OF TEXAS.

To the sheriff or any constable OF
Randall county greeting:
You are hereby commanded to
summon II. $ Durham by making
publication Of this citation once in
each week for -Four successive weeks
previous to the return day hereof. in
some newspaper published in your
county, if there be a newspaper pub
lished therein, but ii not. then in any
newspaper published in the 4Tth .Iu-
dcial district; but ii there be no
newspaper published in said Judicial
district, then in n newspaper pub
lished in tn" nearest district to said
4Ith Judicial district, to appear at
the next regular term ii The Justices
Court Of Precinct No. one, Randall
county. to he holden at Cany ON, in
said Randall county, ON the 9th day
OF June y. D. 1904, then and there to
answer a petition filed in said court
on the 10Th day OF April 4. d. 1904.
in n suit numbered on the docket Of
said court No ia, wherein Garrison
Brothers. II partnership consisting
OF W. ii. Garrison, c. ,. Garrison
ana NJ r. Garrison. who reside and
are in business at Hereford. Texas.
are Plaintiffs, and II. :. Burnham is
Defendant, and said petition allpgin"
that said Defendant is indebted to
Plaintiffs in the sum Of Sill. 80; as
follows: one note for $lJJ.U0 dated
oct. 10Th 1903. due Nov. 18th 1903.
with 10 per cent interest after ma
turity ANA providing for reasonable |
attorneys fee ii not paid at maturity /
and suit is brought thereon, signed /
by II. ). Durham, payable to In |
ternational Harvester company. OF /
America, which note has been trans |
fcrred for a valuable consideration .
to Plaintiffs. And suit having been
brought thereon, alleging the attOr-
news fees TO be Of the reasonable val
ne Of $50 90 And an account. sworn
to and fled, dated oct 10Th 1903, for
Sll.2j, for goods. wares ANA mer- 4
,handise purchased of Plaintiffs by
Herein fail not, but have You he
ore said court, at it's aforesaid next
regular term, this writ, with your
'eturn thereon, showing how you
nave executed the same.
Witness, W. J. Redfcarn, Justice of
he Peace for Precinct No /, Randall
county.
Given under my official signature
1t office in Canyon, this the 26th day
If April, \. ID. 1904.
W. j. REDFEARN,
Justice of tie Peace,
Precinct No. ]. Randall Co. Texas.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1904-05-06
Sprains and Bruises Quick
~ Cured.

When you get spraln or brulse
valuable time may be saved by
promptly applying Chamberlain's
Pain Balm to the injured parts. Ii
will cure sPrain in one-third the
time required by the usual treat
ment. Last winter Herb. w. Ed
wards, Of Dies Moines, Iowa, got a
fall on an icy walk, spraining his
wrist and bruising his knees. The
next day" he says, "they were SO
sore and stiff ! was afraid | would
have to stay in bed, but | rubbed
the parts well with Chamberlain's
Pain Balm and after few applica-
tons all soreness had disappeared.
| feel that this bottle of Pain Balm
saved me several days time, to say
nothing of the suffering,' For
sale by S. V. Writ, Druggist.
...a.....o..p..n.
We have just received large
shipment Of Ladies, Misses and
and Gents Oxfords. Also a
full line OF Mems and Misses
Shoes. Come in aud inspect
our stock before you buy.
IL. c. OLDHAM & Co.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1904-05-06

The Colorado Chautauqua for
1904, will be held at Boulder,
Colorado, July 4th to August
"a, inclusive. The program is
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-01-12
CRISIS Is NEAR.

Toxic, Jan. 12.-The Chinese Min.
lister to Japan has cabled his govern.
ment that the Russia reply to Japan's
second diplomatic note is unacceptable
and that immediate war will ensue un.
less Russia recedes. He urges Chin,
to observe a strict neutrality.
Toxic, Jan. IL. The secretary Of tho
Russian legation has left here hurried.
ly Oh warship with important dis.
patches to Viceroy AlexieT.
London. Jan. 12.-Russia's last re
ply Is practically identical with the
previous one except as to minor con.
cessions in Korea. which Japan con-
siders immaterial.
Manchester. Jan. 12.-Premier Bal.
four in speech referring TO the ex-
igencies in the Far East said that Great
Britain would fulfill all her treaty obs
legations
Berlin, Jan. 12.--Japan is buying
howitzers and Krupp guns in the Ger
man market
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-01-12
world news BY CABLE.
REYES RETURNS HOME.

Washington. Jan. l2.-General Reyes
has left for home.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-01-12
THISTLE CLUB OFFICERS.

The regular meeting OF the Honolulu
Scottish Thistle Club was held Sunday
night, at which time the following Of
fcers were elected for the ensuing
year:
Chief, r. Anderson; Chieftain. n. A.
Macintosh; Secretary. James F. Fen
wick; Treasurer, J. H. Cattons Master
at-Arms. VIM. Bell; Trustees. w.
White, James C. McGill and d. W. An
dersOn.
The club will celebrate Burns An
niversary with smoking concert jan
uary 25.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-01-12
THE PIONEER BUILDING AND
LOAN ASSOCIATION OF
HAWAII

pays its Withdrawing members at the
end of six months or a year not only
the cash paid In by them but Seventy.
five $50 per cent. of the profits.
1t retains Twenty-Five (25%) Of the
profits for the benefit of the Stock.
holders remaining.
The Twenty-seventh Series Of
Stock is now open for subscription.
ONE DOLLAR per month per share
A. v. GEAR, Secretary,
25O7-tf 122 King Street.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-01-12
LOCAL and GENERAL


J. l.. ball, lawyer, "a S. King st.
Jos. @. Pratt. attorney, Progress Blk
The a., bas aaro bu, panthsop n
u a s,,u with ne
r,.,,a ,.u,ro,. ooo n, n A.
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Inc 'hihese new iear 'eleora''on
VIII take place TINS year On feorua's
'',n
mos r. Mciighe & 70 are ho'ins
some exceptional prices ior olu lq"ors'
see their display 'ouas.
The band will give concert TINS
evening beginning AT ,'So o'iosk' oh
the rooi garden Vi ''ie A'eA""'e' io'"s
MOTEL
Call at the Young Building store OF
Hawaiian News Co and hear the Edi-
son monograph New ieeorus JUST
received.
Internal Revenue Collector Roy ii.
chamberlain and Deputy F. w. Drake
left in the Kinau today on a business
trip to Hawaii.
| The Hoola Lahui Society will hold
its regular monthly meeting at kapio-
ilani Maternity Home on Wednesday,
January l3, at 10 a. m.
Sealed tenders are called for by the
superintendent of Public Works for
furnishing labor, materials and con-
siructing a four-room teachers cot
tage at Kipahulu. Maui.
wby suffer the heat under an iron
roof when by having Il covered with
.Arabic" Won can have a sure cure
guaranteed M n very small cost, Once
used always recommended.
Folding kodaks can be carried in
the pocket: any one can use them.
ready in n iiffy. quick as lightning in
action. Honolulu Photo Supply Co.
have n full stock from ss. 40 upwrad. =
r,. por,o, Infection ,os oro, from,
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might except Monday. A welcome is
extended TO all.
Hankicbi Terayama and Mura Ku-
Ihara. man and woman. pleaded guilty
lin Federal Court Yesterday afternoon
10 the violation of n Federal moral
statute, They were each sentenced to
Imprisonment for six months.
Tho uav,,,o, s,oorvord, co rta
90, hoe, ~, h,,ina ,ha ,n,,, sranroo,
stable ir u,ro,n,n Eysry man ,b,t
owns a horse wants to be sure that he
lis always safe. and receiving the best
OF care. This is assured you when plac-
ing him in their care.
Kurokawa. a clerk at the Japanese
Immigration Office. received n letter
lby the America Maru from n brother
lonicer in the Japanese army eyhorting
him to return to .Japan as IL was
Thought hostillties would soon begin
I<uroaawa was formerly n sergeant in
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