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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1904-10-21

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G3ere AZ isbcn Uua 1Iog6i taf
bieie gorni'c1 nit er Qiraila 1uf
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MAIDEN.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1904-10-21
9 9etruntene 6rouen.



Cine etipa 35 Sabre aIte6rou purbs
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no4bem Tie Der poli5ei Die W&ittbeilung
semudt baben iOu, Dab iie fir ben Sob
Der llnt9stommenen perantiportli9 lei,
tnoem fie cine brennenbe 2ampe na6
ihr gepOrfen bate.
Die llmaetOnmene bieB NelIis Me=
Gdrtbp, ipelhe bel einem Srintgeloee
NIT 5rau Wtartin in Streit geratben
mar.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1904-10-21
Rnbrtag.

Ne 8egner amf ocm uitniiatiideu
SricgSid)auplnte g6nnCn iIren CT.
idIDpitcH SrmppeH Die nuthmCuoi9e
&ait.-Nnrpp0tfiH hat nod iluei
friid)c Nrmecfurps in 9leierue.
Ser Gaiicr idlentt linn
bul!cs Sertrdncn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1904-10-21
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SadIpnpi1e, 5io., 20. Ott.

@s miro bcridtet, oaB in oeln
Sturm. pon pelhem Die oitli9e aiiIte
betmgeiud)t mur0e, fiinf Sdiffe ali
@runoe 'ginge'. @tpas @enaues bar
ii6er lit ni1t befonnt, bod meiB man.
DaB Der Sdhoner o2Sitoge SSames4 nab2
Golm @ead auf oen Strono gepor-
fen. Die 0tannihnft aber gerettet
fDur0e.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1904-10-21

ee6eilt buS 6uipital oerIaFen bate,
entlpidelts iip 5piichen Zen 8eibeu eiae
&orrelponoen5. bic i9IieBIt9 CUR 5eis
rotb fiibrte.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1904-10-21
ga,G init G5rtnmalrll
G@i5H5HA G@5RA jebt 3nd@t'::c' "a; ittrafling \
sSs55afA4sgaa Society

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9glbramo in Ssllinpts. Gin Otpmam in sSarben.
ltnuetter in Sanias. Wcfabren smr gee. SSerz
baitete NHprnunen. Ser Siioen impprtirt Weri=
caner. Slms 0SaibingtDm.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1904-10-21

gari Soma 20. Oft.

(Jn Der lleoerieubunq beripitst.)
9os 6dup.quartier Der britif6en
2ruppeu in sibet, beiteheno aus 3usi
aompagnien berittsner Snf1nierie.
BEN aAten Ourfbaa uuo oem pier3tbns
ten 9eibans Regimsute. 1T in Bari,
elmer 5siiun9 bsi 4oriou 1ibet, bur6
Shnss sireeihloFen DOB apmman
DO m1rihirie burh BEN Qdrr 1onq
gab in bern nilesi'en S6nCeiiurme,
un0 NOR 9e3pungsn. Elm qager }g be
sisten 3nei uioun iilrben ndtrsro
tey PoHi Ter 2 4 &c trei5t unb ttr
W,l III 1erihii.is,. % cab Biz 1rurpn
ratritsirlih oeHalr3su iin6. tinigs
5eit .isr au 6lti0ea.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1904-10-21
g 9nee unb 6ageI.
adnTas Gitn, Mo., 20. DIT.

Son einem aus bem Nproen tpmz
menoenS6nee= unh &cqeIiturm puroe
Der fpeItli6e 9beii BON &anios beimgez
fu6t unb bic Semperdtur iant bis aut
Al @rab iiber glull. Der Sagel 3er>
i6metterte piele 6eniter unb ruinirte
mdnhe Gbitodrten.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1904-10-21
pie Sertitdrbeiter
Qofpeu MdT., 20. Sft.

6ier Finbst CUR 3eit Die Sibuna Der
Gereinigten 9ertilar6eiter BON 4mss
rita ftatt. sSSn Der heutisen Sibung
empfabl bos @omits an Qabels uno
8opcptts, baB Der Setretdr dllen CO.
colunions gfd6ridt bon oem ppn Der
@mericon 6eberatipn Of 2abor pers
bGngten 8ppcptt 5ugeben laien fplIe
unb bob bos Babel Der 8ereinisten
SertiIarbeiter in ousgeoe6nterer WsiIe
betannt gema6t psrben fplIe. Der
8eri6t tpurbe an bds Gomite nit Gynz
ftruttionen 8uriifoefpiefen, bdB Der gee
riot ourh @infiigunq zines onneren
Mprtes Fiir .gphcptt" amenbirt nerz
ben fplle. Cine 4eTolution, tpelde bic
per capita Steuer fir gu niebriq err
Hart une bern Gpu1ite empfietit. bic.
felbe auf 90 Gents ~ erb0hen, purbe
oneennmmen. Inter anberen anoenomz
menen HsTpIutIpnen mar foIqenbe: Du
bic 6anoluuosnsiie bes @ouperneurs
Bates, ods llebersettsgefeb fir sSrauen
unb Ginber nit feinem 8etp al beIez
gen, ibm has @ertrapen oIIer sSreunbs
Der 9lrbeit entsoqen Bat. 70 lei es Be
ihlofien hob Die in 9onbention pers
fommeften hereirinten SertiIarbeitcr
ben 8ouperneur Bates cuff bos entz
ffieben'fe rerIrtheilen nnb ale Mrbei@
ter oufforbsrn. iehe 9rnffrenouno sm
modem. I'm Feine NniehsrnohI ors
9ourerneur bon MoFadlTetts 3u psrs
hinberr.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1904-10-21

Die no6 bier 9ebIiebeneu ShifIe
oeS ruHiIden SitfesgeihpaoerS
oompften in uoroIifsr Rihtung db.
Sorioer. 0dnemart, 10. DIT.
Ods ruGiihe Geihpaoer, beitebeuo
aus 10 ShlahtIchifien uno SreuSern,
Z Sorpeoobooten uno 4 SobIenfhifs
fen, bat Den groben Belt ourhfdbren
unb oampfte in noroliter Gi9tuug
neiter.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1904-10-21
Wteritdner importirt.
ypotp. 9er.. 20. Oft.

@an5e 6amiIien BON Nleritanern
tperben bcn BEN 9flan5ern in MiIiii=
Iippi beihGftiet. SJn bem gendnntsn
Staot lit sine gspegung 3ur Nbi9dfs
fung Der Neaerarbeit i'm 9anse.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1904-10-21
&bdnifnf1. YNhn. 20- Sft

WilIiam $. Seniington, ein pronfi-
nenter Mprmcne, fpel9er in Qtfton, Ell.
ner Mprmonen RisberlaTuno in
Ninte Gountp, bas Nmt zines 8unbes
moridalIS hetleibet. lit ipeeen @islpei
berei perbdftet pprben. Gem 0erneb
men mad iino Geheimagenten Ger &:=
gierun9 bamit bei6dftigt. Wiateridl
segen poInganriiten gu iammeln uno
bic 8eo0lterun9 1T bariiber in grOber
MuFreouno.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1904-10-21
@sfG GhrIi6 DE & ohrt.
San 6rancisco, Sal, 20. DIT.


Ho4 elmer 63tdsigen 6abrt BON
ponape 1T Der peutf6e S9oner
p&arl 2lnoeQa4 bier angeiangt. 9lm
z. &u9uit purDs oas Shiff ppn einem
fur4tbaren Sturm nahe3u in elm
Wrad perfpanoelt. Die 3atslage murz
be binpeggeriien, unb es bauerte nidt
lange, bis i'm S6iffsraum bas @afs
Ter nrei SUB bod itieg. Gag unb
0o9t muBte bic WtannI9aft an ben
pumpen iteben, unb nur na6 ben
grobten &nitrengun9en seIang es, ben
bieiigen Sufen gu errei6en. SelbIt als
bas Sdiff bereits 4nter eeporfen bat
te, muBte nod fortpGbrenb an ben
Pumpen gearbeitet tperben.
NIi r m ~ r
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1904-10-21
s m fernsn Defen.
Bic 93iper. gDnp.. 20. Oft.

9ier angetommene @ieb3iidter aus
bem 9raps gfibsr Oiftritt beri9ten
iiber einen 8ampf 3piihen S4dfs
unb &ubhirten, nobel 700 S6afe iiber
eiren boben 9(bbung gstrieben unO es=
t0otet puroen
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1904-10-21
g untrau b.
ssorop, q. o, 20. Stt.

9(us Glifforo nirb beriftet, bob bic
bortiee 9dnt pon Ginbrehern betmses
fu6t ipurbe, ipslds lie po[litGnbig a'tss
pliinberten. Die Sanappbdbne follen
$500 erbeutst baben. Die ausges
roubte 8ant ift gegsn 8erIuite pers
iihert.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1904-10-21

Die ,,>1oroitern" "-5eitun-
gen haben Sic 6eicbiebte
pom ga Groiie ntcbt nur
miticRreiben ioneern nit
macben heIfen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1904-10-21

9os Oitisegeihnapst piro iih t6sis
lem Tie elnc o1lt ihrt 0iudj gcH
Sue5faHai. Ole au1 uabii ocu g'eg
um 0as dap tT aiH Do'inuua. Ser
3eitunierifiic0 }m 0lcien beieen
Routc betrolt meI &odca
IRou hoi't 03B Hi'e III 80 ga.
gen Sic oitaiiotidH 5tuaiier errei.
den peroea.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1904-10-21
St. 0etersburd, 10. Ctt.

Der General Sa1arop tstegros
pbirts UNI Mittag, bab Die Sopaner
Bel 9inIhingpu, peItlicb BON Der SIS
fenbabn, Eruppen 3uiammen5ieben.
Cine Qtbtbsilun9 ruHiider 8apalIe
rie unternabm einen auftldrungsritt
in bic 9eesns BON Sohe uno erpberte
5lpei Gei4iiBe. obue ieIbit 8erIuite gu
erleioen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1904-10-21

BEN. Wan eIaub, - .g,s.tl ,t.en
Gjtnoiien i4pb, absr ob a61fti4 ooer
aus 3ufaa 1T nidt betannt. oa er
beridtpunpen lit. Die 9oli5ei iuHt
rad ibm. Die SbentitGt oes 5ooten
piro in Der Na4riht niht eripGbnt.
3i6ter Barrier.
on ny no @.I
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1904-10-21

Der 4Jdpit enpllnq pen Dr3bild0i
gbapeue oon Rem Orleans, pdpitli6.u
Telegateu iiiI &uba unb bic 2lntil-
len, in prioaiduoien]. Der qapf
iogte Dem 1eIeqaien bic 6riiillung al
Ter ron oisiem iiir auba qeGuberteu
Wdui6e 3u uno trug bem G3bii6of
auf. 6sm grdiioeuten polmo fir cig
in isinsr 8oticboft an ben teiligen ga
Ter fii3Iih gum Qlnsbrud eetommsntn
seiunbeu Qniitten be8titiien Tar.
aus3uiprehen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1904-10-21


Der &inter Barter mar beute
@benb Der @brengdit bel einem 0Iner,
pelfss Der Stadtsisnator 8ictor ).
0oipIing i'm nemotrotii6en Stub CAB.
Die anpern @dite nareu Sobn ..
Mc9oralo, Sobn Sor, CHARLES J.
Murpbp, Goro Wlsner uno Winialn
g. Robie. Cbaei6 bic 9tnipeienbeit
bes Observation-Disclosures ni6t
psr0ffsntli9t pprnen mar. itellten iid
bp6 fnit ale M}itglieber oes Gluts
unb pieIe glnbere Elm. Der Senator
0opIine iteute Die 9eiufsr benz
Ridter Dor, Der iih pdbrenb Dss
g(bsnDs i'm GIubbauie aufbieIt, Sbs
slei6 Der Hi9ter ben gonSsn Sag oas
nit beIAdftigt mar, politiIcbe 5reunbe
in ieinen 3immern su empfdngen, mar
bic Nn3abI Der 9tIuder ger,ngsr ots
eetp0bnlih. Gr erbob fich Friib unO
mar bis ubr 20 Wiinuten NQfmts
tags beIdGfti9t, mo er einen Spasiers
gang muhte unb bel feiner Riidte5r
ben bemptratiIhen Club beiu6te.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-04-21
$500 REWARD.

Or one dollar each for the following copies of the Bisbee Daily Miner of January 6. ', g and 10, 1904. R. C., Gre Review Office.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-04-21

Yesterday Secretary Clifford of the International Miners association and Judge Lew Davis, says the Fl Paso Times, received letters from A. H. Reynolds of Paradise. A. T., announc- ing that a big boom had struck the new camp. and that many miners and prospectors are going there from all parts of the country. MT. Reynolds states that a thriving town is being established, with every indication that it will have a steady and permanent growth. There are several fine open ings there including one for lawyer, printer and druggist.
 Paradise is located about fourteen miles from Rodeo station on the Bis bee road. Two big Michigan com panies are developing some copper propositions and are installing large that there are also good indications of gold being found in paying quanti- ty and that the copper veins being worked will prove of a lasting char acter. A double compartment shaft is being sunk on one of the claims and other extensive improvements are under way.
 MT. Reynolds states that compara- lively speaking living is not high at Paradise, good meals can be procured for 50 cents and a comfortable bed for the same price. There has been a hctel established at the camp which affords ample accommodations to all transient travellers. It is said there is plenty of good water an fuel.
 Freighting from the railroad is very high and MT. Reynolds reports that a contract has just been closed for hauling four immense pieces of ma chinery and boilers from the railroad station to the camp, the transporta- tion charges for which are s1 ,000 each.
 MT. Reynolds adds that claims have been taken up for many miles and there is every promise that Paradise will be this summer one of the most active camps in Arizona.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-04-21

In the course of the recent pro- tracted discussion on sampling, nc particular consideration was given to cases before which all system Is helpless; when either the ore occur renee is so cratic that the usual methods of calculation break down hopelessly, or, as more frequently happens, the exigencies of time and money put an insuperable bar to the carrying cut of a proper detailed ex- animation, says the Mining World. This is a problem worthy of discus sion.
 A man who obstinately, or unintelli- gently, applies set system based on suppositious uniformity to the meas urement of essentially cratic. here anc- there, occurrences of ore, is no wiser than one who might attempt to put foot-rule on a will O the wisp. System stands disarmed before dis order; at times. the multiplicity of rock-fracturing produces a distribu- tion of ore which follows no definite line or shape discoverable to the min
 
 who leans too hard on set methods, then either confesses his inability to arrive at reliable appraisal of val ues, or, loath to recognize his limita- uons, founders into morass of guesswork, from which he will event ually emerge sorry sight. Under such circumstances, one can recall Huxleys definition of science as or ganized common sense, and apply that simple kind of science which is known as horse sense" putting to one side, for the moment, those elaborations on the same basis which are termed tech nology.
 IL is impossible to forecast method applicable to all sorts of conditions; each mine will require different treat ment. Sometimes it is well to set to work and find out. by sample and as say, which minerals carry the metals, CT which constituent portion of the gangue characterizes rich ore; in some mines g particular dark,blue quartz is rich; in others gray copper. or fahlerZ, is a bearer of precious met als; in others finegrained galena is indicative of silver, or certain forms of pyrite are favorable to gold; in most mines some such relation is dis coverable. When once determined, such fact will afford a clue by which it is possible to get a general, rough, but fundamental, notion of the value of the lode in stopes and levels, with out carrying out a detailed sampling. In copper, lead, or zinc mines, the of the percentage compost lion of different minerals, and close observation of the proportions of them observable in the various work lngs, will enable an experienced man with a keen eye to make remarkably close approximations to fact. Of course, such estimates are merely ap- proximations, and are only warranted in default of time and money to carry out a complete investigation by sampling and assay.
 Among cur readers, there must be many who have been called upon 10 make the best of a hurried investi- gation, and if any of them care to re- cite their experiences, we feel certain that the discussion of the matter will prove of service to the younger men Whoever helps youth builds for the future.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-04-21
The New Mining
 CAMP OF Paradise Booming
ENCOURAGING REPORTS OF NEW COPPER AND GOLD MINES THAT ATTRACT AT
 TENTlON.

Many Miners, Prospectors and Busi- ness Men are Going in There Thriving Town is Established and Every Indication That it Will Have Permanent and Steady Growth.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-04-21
FL PAso FOUNDRY AND MACHINE
 COMPANY.

Notwithstanding the general fall ing of in business generally all over the country, the Fl Paso Foundry and Machine company is still building up its business at Fl Paso. which is be- coming widely known as a manufact- uring center for mining machinery. and enlarging its capacity for still talk ing care of more business. This firm supplies a large number of mining companies in the southwest with SUD- plies of every description for mines and smelters
Bisbee daily review., 1904-04-21
Greene Consolidated
 Will Pay Dividends
REPORT COMES SEMi-AUTHoRi- TATIVELY THAT THE BIG COMPANY WILL WITHIN
 A MONTH BE PAY
 ING DIVIDENDS.

Greene Consolidated, it is under stood in Boston will this month begin dividend payments for the third time in it's career. On each of the two former occasions dividends were dis continued after a short period, the com pany was found to be heavily in debt and another batch of new securities were Heated. This time the pay ments on an issue of 144,000 shares, s1, ,440, 900, had not been completed when a hint of dividend resumption was handed down from official sources.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-04-21
Fractions In Denver
 Get Together Strong
DIVIDED REPUBLICANS CONCEAL ON SUBJECT OF GREATER DENvER-J. w. SPRING ER IS NOMINATED
 UNANIMOUSLY
 FOR MAYOR

Denver, April 20.-The two fac. tions of the Republican party in the city and county of Denver held a united convention yesterday and nominated a city ticket for Greater Denver. John W. Springer was unanimously nominated for mayor. A warm contest was waged for the nomi- nation of auditor between the regu- lar republicans and the faction known as anti-wolcotts. In this contest J. J. Vickroy, assistant postmaster of Denver, won over D. A. Barton, the present auditor. The council nomina- lions not yet been made are to be named, and more opposition from the anti-Wolcotts, is anticipated by the regulars
Bisbee daily review., 1904-04-21

Superintendent Walter Douglas re- ports to the governor of the territory ss follows about the Copper Queen Holdings in the Warren district.
 The mines of Copper Queen Con- solidated Mining company at Bisbee, kn the Warren mining district, have been producers since 1880. the first copper having been made on August 15 of that year. Development work has been steadily prosecuted, and the tonnage of ore has annually increased Throughout the past 20 years, though, owing to the low grade of ore reduced snd the congested condition of the old smelling works, the output of cop per has not been materially increased since 1900
 The production of Bessemer copper bor the 12 months ending June l, 1903, 19,e00 tons or practically the same as 5or the preceding year, 1902, as ow- ing, however, to the increased trans -portation facilities and the consequent eheapeRing of supplies and fuel, it was found possible to treat a lower grade sf ore than had hitherto been possible.
 The mine is operated and the ore Is brought to the surface through five shafts, of which two are used for de- seiopment work only. The different shafts are connected with the smelt- <Dg works by a standard guage rail road, and the ore is transported by this railroad from the storage bins at the hoisting works to the main smelter bins, from whence the furn- aces are fed. The reduction works are composed of a smelting and con serting plant, there being five steel water-j jacket furnaces. 120x42 inches and five 5x9 foot Queen type convert CTS Steam is furnished for the hoist -sng and reduction works by 32 conn .Don tubular and marine boilers, vari- nns sizes and designs, the fuel at pres ent in use being crude oil from Texas and California. The total consump- sion is about 13,000 gallons per day. sumed in the shelter.
 Tae wage of the underground work is a uniform one of S3.50, all working eight-hour shifts. This also applies to a great extent in the semelt- i 5ng works as regards skilled labor.
 The ore, occurring as it does who'll | sy in the limestone, is in the form of | s1ides, carbonates and sulphides of l native copper. The proportion of oxi- | alzed material to the sulphide is sui | ieieDt, however, 10 allow of suffi | o3ently high grade matte being made fur converting without the necessity 1; eQ roasting.
 Owing 10 the dearth of pure water i and the impossibility of installing | snore modern appliances necessary to treat a larger tonnage of low grade | s<re in the restricted limits of the | present location, it was decided some | tune ago to commence the construc- | e0n of an essentially up-to-date plant | where there was an abundance of l room for extension and where an un- | Emitted water supply was assured The | Sulphur Springs valley, in the town | a Douglas, was chosen as a suitable i aste and ground was broken for the new orks in March. 1902.
 "TAe new reduction works will have ] T capacity of about 1000 tons of ore | per cay, and while the output cf the l e3ueen mines will not be largely in- GTeased, the sulphurous ore will come | Rom other mines owned by Phelps | Nodge & company and from outside | sS5wces."
Bisbee daily review., 1904-04-21
DETROIT COPPER co.
New Survey Made for Ore Bins at
 Ryerson Mine.


 A new survey has been made by the Detroit Copper Mining company surveyors, for the new ore bins at the Ryerson mine. Plans and specified tions are being prepared by Engineer Burtch, preparatory to receiving bids fer their construction. The bins will be about 240 feet long, and VII be used to handle the ore rom the Cop per Mountain, Arizona Central and Ryerson mines. A belt will run from the bins to the mill, upon which the ore will be conveyed, thus doing away with a great expense in the matter Of hoisting, and enabling the West Yankee hoist to better take care of the increased production of ore which will come from the Old Yankee through the tunnel now being driven from that mine, to connect it with the hoist. The company is working from both ends of this drive, and expect to break through in very short time. These new improvements, in addition 10 the new power house m course of erection will make Morenci one of the best equipped mining camps in Ari- zona, and its already large 2roiuc n of copper will be ma.eSIa!.y increased at lesser cost to the c0mpany.-Ei Obrero.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-04-21
A Promising Property.

Henry Hamburg, owner Of the Princeton group in the Huchucas, leaves today for the mines. He said yesterday that he was doing consider able development work, and expected to put on a big force of men within 30 days. He has reason to believe, from all indications, that the Prince ton is big property. They now have a good ore body in sight, which if it was in the Warren district, would make the property worth an enor- nous amount of money. MT. Ham burg has great faith in the future of the Huachucas.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-04-21
Warren nlining District
Supt. Douglas
 MAKES OFFICIAL REPORT
 On Copper Queen
PREPARES AND SUBMITS INFOR- NATION TO THE GOVERNOR OF ARIZONA ON THE
 PROPERTY.

EevIopment Work Has Been Steadily prosecute6-Tonnage of Ore An nuaily Increased-Otd Smelling Works Have Congested Mining in Shelters.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-04-21
crd improvement

You wouldn't know the Hotel Ord now in Douglas. The hotel has been completely renovated and refurnish ed, and Landlord Elwood Madden 's adding to the popularity of the house daily. Pete Lepach presides at the bar, and all will remember Pete at the L. & O. in Bisbee. 3-9-1m.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-04-21
Confirms the Report.

MT. Woodcock, a mining man who arrived in town yesterday from the Huachucas, said that the reports of the scarcity of water in the foot hills of the Huachucas are only too true. Unless rain falls very soon there will be terrible death rate among cattle this year.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-04-21

Oregon's state building at the Worlds Fair is a reproduction of old Fort Clatsop, a log structure built from Oregon timber and adjoined by a large corral formed by upright cedar posts.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-04-21
BlSBEE COPPER
 STOCK
FRANK J. GRAF, Broker.
Copper Queen Hotel Building,
 Phone III.
Buying or Selling Strictly on Com. mission Basis.

Quotations closing April 15, 1904.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-04-21

We have just received a car loa1 of screen doors of all descriptions. Try keeping the flies out. Bisbee Lumber Co. 3-15-1m
Bisbee daily review., 1904-04-21
COOL AND FRESH.

Just from the ice. so cool and fresh. The strawberries and cream served at the English Kitchen. Simply delici- ous. 4-1g-tf.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-04-21
Jn Particular with Other Jm.
 portant Jnfermaticn from Per- $cnal Observation .es e eee
Instances In
 SampIing Fails
SYSTEM STANDS BEFORE DlSoR- DER ABSOLUTELY DlS-
 ARMED.

lnexper rierced Man Who Learns One Set Method, Confesses Inability to Arrive at Appraisal cf values-In- possible to Forecast a Method Ap- plicabIe to All Sorts of Conditions.
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