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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-30
BY J. Thompson Brown q Co,
W b lib MAR. 5sa X.
sCOTTAGE * WEBBING.


SA uCTION sAI9E "a g
= "a VA * FL NEA q u
COTTAGE u WE LI.lNG 6,
'sSs5s ONsTHE gPREMISEs, :5 !
igSS TUESDAY..S AUG U.S. r. BOT p. M. st3$s
Nearly new. CON tains s rooms and .detach.
ed Kitchen, Veranda porch and in good
order. The NC II fronts 22xiaSs feet and#is
well fenced
1T will payf15 per, cent. as an: Investment,
or make a snug little home for Any one
OF moderate me cans.
&is J.sTHOMPSON BROWN y co..
aug 26- ids lsSsS Auctloneers.e
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"a xECUTRIx'sSs AUCTION SALE OF
Wines, Liquor NJ obaccos, Bar and Bar
Fixtures, Licenseg, 2 Cash Registers. Iron
Safe. 81 Roller Top Desk, 3 Wagons, Har-
iness and = Horse, and many other use
fulsarticles. too numerousat to enumerate,
OnEFTHURSDAY, SEPTEhfBER.1 Il. 1904,
at 10 o. clio ok IA. on the premises No.
1914 Hull Street, In the City OF Manohes-
and the pSblic Is N especially invited to
inspect THU Z. property be fore day Of sale.
.kVNIES u. PLEAsANTs
V Executrix sS1m. B. Pleasants, y Deceased.
Aug 2S-4t. fs
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( BY Augustine, Royal a Conn
Real Estate Agents and "a lctlonee1ss,S
Leader Bull ding. Adanohes tel, Va, ~

II Nv virtue OF Il csrtain deed, dated May
lat. 1890 end recorded In the Corp ti1n
Court for city OF MI hester. Va. WI
Il Auction. INV on TiSnDNEsDAY August Ei,
1904. al 6 o'clock r. M. on the premisea.
that valuable lot Ffrontinss 81 La feet on
the Southern Inc OF Hull Street, bsts ENsn
aAiSs Feet deep. TERMS s: Cash, as to ex-5
spenses OF sale. ttaxss. n " any i be auel
and to pay OF the balance due on the
debt secured. Of siS2 ~ VIII, 70 tsfost iiom
supon terms announced at sale.
g'7 =. y, HOW v p. TFuytss
Avg aQ-lot. lf d
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aug 8-tdsl


5-rv@RUsTEEs SALE, this underslsnsd sib-.3
\ stituted trustes, IN execution oe . GERS
tan d.sd g trust from r; e Tnns.all and .1I
dated August slst 1891 and recorded I'm the
clerk office OF the county Of New Kent de-
fauW having been made In fths payment OF the
note Of $780, secured therein, and having been
requested ~ the benefc iary therein % 10 do,S
viii SAIL At public auction on he premises to-
u. highsst bidder the 18th b SOP
tain lot Of land at Tunstall.s, In New Kant
county, Va. containing one acre g more or el.
and others, II being the same, lot or tract Of
land the said r.. G. siS Tunatall now renides.S
Terms Of sale Cash as to 30 much az will pay
OF tho said 4 note and Interest thereon from
August %. 1899, and to fray the expansss sof
the sale and tho balance on a. credit 1f ono and
two years the purchaser giving his bond bsar.
Ing interest from date, and secured by dead OF
trust on said land Tor the deferred payments.
This lot Or tract, land he's dwell,
other buildings on Il. and Rgtrtcty Efrst-
class place Ito conduct the mercanti!e .bnstnecs
August the 2tth. 1904 M = BUD.
4Btituted Trustee. is Auk W-SQt
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\ 81 Pollard & Bagby.
Auction Sale to Close an,
Estate Of No, $500 IN.
Cor. Of 10Th and Frank
lin Streets L.arge Brick
House and Extra J, e Nice iIs;'
L ot, 81 Feet S Inches BY
155S Feet. n,

We will sell at auction, on the premises
"WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 81, 1904 W
at o'clock P, M, the above desirable
property The front Of this property could
easily be changed to Twenty ixth Street
did chance for q tip-top investmen or
an extra nice home. .a3 8 y, Il
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/. REAL, ESTATE IS. r or Sale
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by Pollard s. Ba gby, 81
.Aucttoneers, Z :

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE .l
SNUG ITTIH !, No \, ], s g !, % oN
TWEEN fPLEAsANTS AND ss fsS
#VENABLE STREETS.
3s.ss i on 81 FEET FROM IT. ssiigga
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y In execution at a deed OF trust, dated
August 18th. 1902. and record ed IN Rlelt-
f1Si, IL viii sell at auctio ion, on the prem
" II THuRsDAY; SEPT, 1. 1901,
at Is o'clock r.. b., the above men TONED
rooms; lot 37xS1 feel. K 6fs
8 TIE RAis--C Ssh, I. 3 .ai n D R
NJ II. r.. POLLARD, Jr,,s Trustee
IN. B.-While the deed requires cash. any
party buying can pay I'd cash, bal.
al,ce at 8, "a and is months, interest andg
i trust decd s3 s !53,4s ave ~ 'tA -
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AUCTION SALES This Day.
BY The Valentine Auction Cos
~ Auctior1eers.

HA NDs5o Me FURNITURE, FINE
& CARPETS. ETC. OF THE RE,N I;
3(TUEsDAYl MORNING, AUGUST BOTH,
COMMENCING AT 1890 O'CLOCK.
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G w. Mayo, Auctioneer.

"a TIONssALEs OF,lANsE;xTRA.F1NE
~ ECTION5 MAHOGANY%ANDs
FURNITUREs AT THE
E.. M OR ROBERT
STILES, NO. 104 EAST FRANKLIN
STREET ON FRIDAY, Sc PTEsdBERS2,
1904, AT 10: 30 CLOCK a. NJ. rs $
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AUCTION SALES Future Days

4 BY Augustine Royal and Company,
$sa8 Real Estate Agents and sAuctio GERS.
Office Leader Bidding Manches Ter, Va.
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ID. Splashed / Into Water.

The stecplechase was q novelty in this
part OF tIe5country, and awakened great
enthusiasm among the spectators espc-,
Il csaliy when the contestants negotiated
the ten foot water Jump. Several OF the:
Tired runners failed ( TO clear, and each.
splash was greeted BY prolonged cheer
The daily Alaskan., 1904-07-04
WASCLOSE
Ms Pullen Wins Hally Con
 tested Election

The honor OI representing the God de,s ot Liberty on this Independence Day in Skaswsy was bestowed upon Miss Mildred Pulleu, who enjoys the distinction of having been chosen by the people of this city as the tairest and most fitting representative of hb- erty from a long and worthy list of beautiful and popular young women. The honor Is not slight ore, for the reason that never before in any similar contest anywhere was it more difficult 70 make a choice from among so many a no were worthy of preference.
 The race wls quite spirited, and the -aish justified the predictions made by The Daily Alaskan that it would be sen- -a.ional. Miss Pulen defeated Miss la Creese by Il6, in a total vote of abou. 1000. Miss Chisholm made a good run, and would have received many more votes than she did had her friends not believed that she had sufi- cient.
 m. e,--.r .-,t, ,-,- ,5 F,1T,vv1
The daily Alaskan., 1904-07-04
You Must Come Duck With
 the Stop Watch

Tla several stop M....aa .o.aa. last Saturday ar.h of July. war. r' r.nrr.. except enc. Just as the hos. race was angu.t3 ssar. a tall gentleman rushed ln.aestorc on. Q. breath rgra w..ea a..aH.a Q. timing the raca Io d-th O. second Expect. ing he wanted to look ua. wa-gaL hmaeait 10 am and ..a Ha shed. Then. too E.a. s.. The .y.aar orange baIra .gaarn .n tn. .H one end pinned 10 h. eoa Gnu. s..-a. ma plainly ras uua..... .... g1 Che party Ina. .o....o. .H.. .H- pose his a.a lf .la
 turned a.. .Eer... color. .1 his coat. . have too man. ....... " willing Co e.. ,hon e.a." ... cau'taGorl s hwr... taken ..a mo- N..."r,
The daily Alaskan., 1904-07-04
n.IzS BOOK
Col BiHiusk7, of H.iugs lg-
 legas.Ingly Engaged

... --. I@..assv ea-JuIed States u..n...nn.. a. Ha.uos, Is engaged wa. the mos serious work ol his life. lie Is wrauE a book. |, wu. contain .anresgIts Of his studies of Indian life in AIasEa, and will have hundreds of pen and ink drawings Q. Jhe -ro-a.ua weapons O. war, instruments of wlsel- craft an. -r....as of domestic ue 9 .he ~ .as. among whom raa ... n...ao. Calsa has passed .. 1E.s O. his LI'a.
 ... ...rg has been gu g.ngs. ... ..a ..H.us s.udea.u. Inc ....mr
 his .e.as. which !. every ig-
 .la h... been made from ,hs w.- -.as themselves, will h..a peculiar interest. ilasouch as many O. .aa r..a.u.E e.rtas have naszs. out O. aE- .s.-.ag .r have been scattered 10 tho Q. he ar.a.
 Tho cg.ga..s work win be the first book O. it's kind ever issued, an. ought to have Q scientific as well as 8 popular value. The authors skill as @ pen and ... a...s. Is rn.l.s.t0u5a
 a... known whether Col. E.a.n- sky vi. publish the book personally 9r .ar.s. l. t. one ai the largo eastern publishing houses though L-s under stood @ prom.nau. scientific institution -g- .rs .. u..u. .-.
The daily Alaskan., 1904-07-04
WAS LEGAL
New COUucilm 9 Ner ,. g
 ularlT Chosen

The recent ,..g u-ug.-.-a ".-. .. Such was Che decision O. T---. ."u in the contested election case a.lu- ueau. The c-se there was rurga .s the members or ths new eou-ct. chosen at the election held a5 that place May 3l, last, against -le members Q. Che old council, who refused Go yae--e their oa ces. Tine cour. admitted r-a- t-g case was a close one. oy. h. held t- fave. . the plaintiffs. and they wi. L.. .... until the next rg-u..n election. -.... will be held .l '.0 .ra. la..
 April. Il-L-
The daily Alaskan., 1904-07-04
sEaavay Wins Junior Come

The Ssa-wav junior .7.ha. added another victory s...a. long lis. of .hom ir has achieved. Ga.aa.ad #....aagrso 0g.". r..naw score oi six .9 one. |.. gam. #.- saaa.. and las. end was a. every s.rrau u. che game
The daily Alaskan., 1904-07-04
About Doooratious

." .. Editor. In decorating with ..r ar aang suab.ua o".arsaw a
 a. k.u. on top and on .aa g..-
 s.0ral color o1 -aa bottom gr oa .u- Inside Ino..ce a.-HrEa u.. .g. lowed this ru.a iu SSaEwaE .... s-waEs July !. Lg0a.
The daily Alaskan., 1904-07-04
0n1maCE H0 56

au Ordinance Esgab fishing g Sganol n.s... Fixing tH- Date for a.e
 School .." @ S.a0". .".lsurar and saag. ..tE. I. {. gr.a.aaI b. u.auw .aw.. o. .Ls Town 1l ssaE"g
 Section l.
 That thera 1a and is hereby ted srd n..-re| Iu rhg Town u. sEag- way Seuog District as provided by larr au. that the boundaries Of 7aia sg.g0. District shall ha taa same Cs the present. rg.ll-rles Of said Town ot Said S..n.. District shall be known as .I-a 5rngu. District Of gE9 Town 0i ss.ranr -A..-.1E.'
 Section %
 The rEiuI Tuesday in June ol each and every year is hereby dasi iguEted ale day on which the aunua. election for SCG00. Director, School Treasurer and School Clerk shall be held. Passed the Council June 20th, 1904,
 Approved June 2oth. 1904.
 L. $. Keller,
 Prcsiden5 and EZ-OmciO Mayor. Attest: W. s, Mexican,
 Municipal Clerk
The daily Alaskan., 1904-07-04
Card oI Thanks

The Ladies Guild o, S., Sr.r.r5 church desire Co extend tncw thanks .n all who so generously Cgl.ri.a... -l- wards making the entertainment of -L1 "Toster Party a success, both socially and financially.
 Mrs. c. P. Howard I'rr lent. Miss F. C Lau-dOG,
 Secretary,
The daily Alaskan., 1904-07-04
IN LEAD
Pioneer JeWeler Sells the
 Watches

Remember, I sell more watches than any other two or three houses in Alaska combined. The lead in this line is maintained because I sell all the stand ard movements and cases as ehesply as you can get them any place on earth. Rings, diamonds, nugget jewelrY, cut glass, souveuirs-in fact anything in the jewelry lne-at bed rock prices. Every article guaranteed.
 Kirmse,
 The Pioneer Jeweler.
The daily Alaskan., 1904-07-04

Japanese AIatting-AIl 1SO strands and good patterns, direct from the Orient Regular price, 3Oc, 35c, 40c and sTs goods Now 2JC per yad, at E.E. Peoples,
The daily Alaskan., 1904-07-04
Ca. your fireworks a. uuasaa

aHn"u.se e.. and goo. patterns Orient HeEu.aa u.-. aud .ag goods Nov ..
The daily Alaskan., 1904-07-04
Poster nauoa Yield Pzaas

lae Ladies' Child of S. church made SOL ue. From ..e 'a.la-
The daily Alaskan., 1904-07-04

Is v0u washing ~ nre your clothes t0ru2 Ifl0gr w.a. try .h. SagEway Hand LGuulry. and aa will 5l satisfied. o-J
The daily Alaskan., 1904-07-04
Notice to Delinquent Co-C4aar

To lanes R. Rollins am. ...r....."
 NOu are hereby uOr'.... .Hr.
 1903 Lhe uu.grsigu.t rHT. .sN.r.
 SlCO iD labor and Improvements .... Grown Diamond Lode N. "HypaJla' LDU. N.LInr Claim. '.. Lode Mining Claim, On. 'H .-.rF.... ... V .. Ing Claim, thg FlUhiE Lode AI. ..I. and the 'ErlW -.gr L.-. Mining N... a.. H. which said claims are -....Ia lH -a a.a. Mining uls-rlC-r near -.-.-#.Er .... u Hhlch miu.lE claims you ura H" Iaa.-..H. oue-slEth luter--. each a. shown IT.. ."" no LCes Of location u. rHr#r.. .a .g nal ing -.. lras Of said district. The sal. '.Hrr r..- -.r.. ..r. . as and for the HDuua. r.. .u-s-ra-..l -. r-.l claims Tor lug a..a E".- u. ..... an V. ..... n. the provisions 1f Sl..... --l.| ... .r. Statutes of She United states. and ... ..a meutS thereto approved .H.rHrr 2 . cone corning annual labor upon mining -...... the same was tle amour. require. q. .... claims for said year. You sr. f.rL ........ that unless u.iHH 7" I.-r H.rsr rH. uGH-.r.. ..rI of tnis notice, you u.T.r.. .".g your .. H. such expenditure ls ggny.E-urat -l '" .. .... ..ll of S201, or E-ay UEgu, your Dsrrea- .H r.. E5.Uu win bg forfeited -g rEe uu"Hrs .Ergd g0-au-ar- who have made such 9EuCIC r-urgr and Hr .. uu, come their property tu Che manner lsas.Ag- as law.
 Dated at SEanwsg. Alaska, May g.. Ta.l
 GHHE. HnTI May a6, god. James Leals.
The daily Alaskan., 1904-07-04
The Pioneer Jeweler.

Lost between post office and depot, buuch of keys, containing among others two switch keys and key to White Pass club. W. c. Nick enzie. lw
The daily Alaskan., 1904-07-04

Ice cream, water ices and shcrh2ts ot any kind and quantity delivered -g any part of the city, by the Boss Bakery.
The daily Alaskan., 1904-07-04

Spring chicken and aaa.a.a 1g Gers ag tng Pack Train re5.aar--..
The daily Alaskan., 1904-07-04

Just opened. The Railroad restau- rant will now serve you with the best meal in town. Your patronage is sol- icited-Williams S Peterson.
The daily Alaskan., 1904-07-04
LITTER LIST
UnoalIed for Lotssrs E-2a'-.n- Lr
 SbRgway Post0Fce. Ju-r.

Persons cali0e .lr .h.s matter will pleased .alr-. Alaska Sncttishaw Fr..n.ru, sa Jus Gold Mining co E- Freeman, J H Grrt, Mrs Anna l Jackson, Tom he.hgr H.r.5 Kennedy, Mrs Jas CuSuu, Mrs " Madden, Jas J Miller, oa Moore, J NJ Rivers, trgu- Roberts, F C Russell, HI
 WA. B. SAMPSON. V. '
The daily Alaskan., 1904-07-04
skaEway Laundry

For frstclGss work try Skagway Laundry. Iwenty-twO yeras' experi- anCe, Telephone o9. tt.
The daily Alaskan., 1904-07-04
At tEo Fauthaoa

Pantheon Saloon a.may# 5."Te5 l...r patrons with the best brands wines. liquors and cigars.
The daily Alaskan., 1904-07-04

HEng ugrlcla tubs at Principal bar b5Ish0p, opposite Board Of Trade.
The daily Alaskan., 1904-07-04

. ! cannot tell a ne, w6 must make a
 i.,le proGt Clavs0u lE Go.
The daily Alaskan., 1904-07-04

Get prices at Royal Laundry for family work, special rates in rough dry, next to new electric plant.
The daily Alaskan., 1904-07-04

B.stor vines liquors and cigars at aa "a.aG.
The daily Alaskan., 1904-07-04
Fresh Meat

The Frye-Bruhn Co, keep a.. kinds of fresh meat cOnstau Y on hand.
The daily Alaskan., 1904-07-04

You make no mistake in leaving your orders for suits at the American Ta,l- Ors-
The daily Alaskan., 1904-07-04
Houses toLet

w. .ntsaeJ or uufurnishod cabins .uIu.a -ru5m house, furnished or un- turned. Apply to Pat Renwick, Pack Train sfrg-1. 62tf
The daily Alaskan., 1904-07-04

The ladies ind the latest and best at HarrisOns'.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1904-01-20
LICENSE NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that Enos Weiss
VIII apply AZ the next meeting of Board of
ENSlse commissioners, which will be held In
council Room on Wednesday evening, Janu-
AIRY 2, 1901, ut $50 O'Clock, for license to
Keep an Inn and Tavern in the house now oc-
cunled by him, at Nos. 20and - Bridge street
in the city of Lamberlville.
JAMES IL. REYNOLDS,
City Clerk.
Dated Lambertville, y. j., Jan. 10, laO4
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LICENSE NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that Margaret Nc
Namara will apply at the next meeting of
Board of Excise commissioners which VIII
be held In Council Room, on Wednesday ev-
enlng, January 27th, 1906 ut 7:30 o clock for n
license TO keep an Inn and Tavern in the
house now occupied by her, at No. a. South
Main street. in the city of Lambertville
JAMES II REY NOLDS,
City Clerk
Dated Lambertville y. J. Jan. 10, 1901.
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LICENSE NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given that Henry Treftz
VIII apply at the next meeting of Board of
Excise Commissioners, which Will be held in
Council Room on Wednesday evening, Janu-
airy y, 1904, mt $50 o'clock, for license to
keep an Inn and Tavern in the house now
occupied by her, at No. y Church street, in
the city of Iambertville.
JAMES IL. REYNOLDS,
City Clerk.
Dated Lamhertville, y. j., Jan. ~ 1904.
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LICENSE NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that Mrs, James
sheridan will apply at the next meeting of
Board of Excise Commissioners, which will
be held in Council Room on Wednesday ey.
ening, January q, 1904, at $50 O'clock for n
n license to keep an Inn and Tavern In the
house now occupied by her, at No. 10 Frank-
lin street. in the City of Lambertville
JAMES IL. REYN0I DIS
City Clerk
Dated Lambentviile y. J. Jan. 10 1904
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LICENSE NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given that Lizzie r. Trim
mer, will apply at tie next meeting of Board
Excice Commissioners, which will he held in
Council Room on Wednesday evening, Jan
uarN ~, 1904. at 30 o'clock, for n license to
kee D an Inn and Tavern In the house now
occupied by her nj corner of Main and York
streets III CITY of Lamhertville.
,I.A MEsS IL. RENNOl DS
City Clerk.
Dated Lamhertville y. J. Jan. 10 1901
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LICENSE NOTICE.

Notice il hereby given that Thomas :. Cal
lar will apply at the next meeting of Board
of Excise Commissioners, which Will be held
in Council Room on Wednesday evening
Jan y, 1904, at 7:30 o'clock, for a license TO
keep an Inn and Tavern in the now occupied
by him. at No. Il and 10 South Main street,
In the City of I.ambertville.
JAMES Ii RE1 NOLDS.
city Clerk.
Dated Lambertvllle y. ]. Jan. 10, 1901.
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LICENSE NOTICE

III, Notice Is hereby given that william O
PPiiip9t VIII apply at the next meeting of
ne ileiu IN council Room on Wednesday ev-
ening, January q, 1901, for license to keep
holesale Liquor Store, in the house now
occupied by him, at No IS Church streai ~,
the city of Lambertvllle y ~
JAMES II. REYNOLDS
ra,,, City Clerk
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LICENSE NOTICE

LICENSE NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that David Treftz
VIII apply at the next meeting of Board of
fNtlse commissioners, which VIII be held
Ia council Room on Wednesday evening,
January z, 1904, for "A license to keepa Whole
sale Bottling Establishment and LIQUOR store
Ht NO ~ eoryell street, in city of Lambert
Vile.
JAMES II. REYNOLDS,
city Clerk
Dated Lambertville. y j., Jan. 10. 1901.
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$500 Suits now SLoo
SIS Suits now SIPS
$500 Suits now 81. 50
$500 Suits now 500
Bisbee daily review., 1904-05-18

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Bisbee daily review., 1904-05-18

Indiana is well represented in the June number of Wayside Tales, just out. The leading story is by Rose Willis Johnson; Frank N. StrattoD contributes one of his inimitable tales. and Wilbur Hershel Williams, the well known critic of the Detroit Journal, sits in the reviewers chair. Other stories are by Opie Read, Grace Duff fie Boylan, ex-Congressman Buck Ninriehsen, and Guy de Maupassant.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-05-18
Afraid to Speak
 IS WHAT
 Woodbridge Said
" DISlikES TO TALK OF BlSBEE DISTRICT FOR FEAR OF BE-
 ING CALLED BOOMER"
Duluth Man Goes Home and Says He Never Saw Anything Like it Tn His Life "-Goes Strong and Says "Bisbee Will Rival Butte as a Mining Town-Psy te Bring Mir. woodbridge Here Often.

D. E. Woodbridge of Duluth is home from a trip of 7.5o0 miles during which he visited mining districts dis tributed from Mexico to British CO lunbia. He was absent about eight weeks and spent three weeks of the time in Bisbee. Arizona.
 'I dislike to say much about the mines in the Bisbee district,' said MT. Woodbridge, flor fear of being accused of being a a boomer. It is quite impossible to do the subject jus. tice without being open to the accu- sation from people who have never visited the camp and who have not kept posted through other people.
 The Copper Queen people were the first to develop the territory in the Bisbee district. What the company has done seems astonishing. It has six stores, all big ones. The one at Doug las would do credit to community of 100000 population. The stores in az gregate do a business which brings in several million dollars every year. The company owns 500 miles of railroad track in the district and is building more. IL has fine hotels ard has just completed a new smelter at a cost of s3,000,0O0 at Douglas. All of these in- vestments have come out of these ground in the Bisbee district. Besides the company pays regular dividends and has large surplus.
 The Calumet & Arizona promoters are sinking seven shafts, on the sev- eral properties. some of them over LOCO feet in depth The Calumet & Pittsburg shaft is 32 feet long and 6 feet wide. inside the timber. and is now 900 feet deep. These dimen- sions of the shaft are significant of the character of the property.
 There are dozen diamond drills at work in the district, and drill runners get s4 ray The Copper Queen mines are producing 1900 tons of ore a day and the Calumet & Arizona mine LOO tons a day. Junction and Pittsburg < Duluth are giving much promise. Three different companies, aside from the Shattuck-Arizona company, were organized to develop claims there while l was in Bisbee. There is a strip several miles wide stretching from Bisbee to the Mexican boundary that has been staked out and is held al high prices.
 "Bisbee is very cosmopolitan town. In time the present site will have to be abandoned and a new one procured outside of the canyon. There is not room for the future city tc grow and accommodate business with any degree of comfort. Bisbee imagine, will rival Butte, in time. as a mining town
 T visited properties in the state Of Sonora, Mex, including the Greene Consolidated. That is a great prop erty. I was amazed at the metal iurgical skill of the prehistoric peo pie who worked copper ores in tha district must have had, from the evi dences which still exist The same is true of the early Spaniards in that region. The results which the, must have obtained would not be con sidered bad, even by the mining mer of today. Mining Journal.