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Bisbee daily review., 1904-04-16
PacsPEcToR's HARD LUCK.

W IL Black, of this city. who deals s0z-ewhat from time tc time, es-
 pecially the role of prospectcr. few days ago came to grief through a de
 viation from the accepted methods of
 the fraternity. His mistake was ca quippirg himself with a fine team of horses. a bay tnd sorrel. ins'e7d of
 the time-hCnoreo burros, used by most rcspectors. Himself and partner re- gently located some claims on the desert east of MorTistown and about thirty-iye miles from Phoenix. They went cut two CT three weeks ago to do
 some development work, having out fitted with high-stepping valley lteam. For several days they drilled away while the horses had nothing to do but eat and dine for the green
 fields of the hwlands. About sun down one evening the horses broke
 their tie ropes, kicked up their heels and started for Phoenix, The hard ! CT Mr. Black ran after them the closer he did not get to them, and becoming
 discouraged, he gave up the chase,
 thinking trey would return to their lyal,ey pasture. He walked to Nor
 ristown and came home on a train to
 get another team tc bring the, wagon
 in with All this happened a week
 ago and the runaway horses have not
 yet put in an Republi-
 can.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-04-16

Yesterday afternoon sinking was started again al the Wolverine and AIizcna shaft The big Prescott pump is working to the entire satis I. 1.actlon of the management of the mine. It is handling 5O0 gallons O. water a minute. which flows in g stream as big as small river down onto the flat below.
 Three shifts are working the cia- mond drill, which is being operated from a drift under the crest of the hill. The core is showing splendid indications of oIe. The drill has cut through ore but no; in quantities large enough>to indicate a permanent body at that particular locality.
 The management of the Wolverine is very much encouraged by the show ing being made and 1t is expected that the much sought after copper will be encountered in the near future.
 A large force of men will be put tc work very soon in the shaft and drifts. At least forty men will be added to the fierce already employed, and the sinking and prospecting will be rush ed. The company which owns the Wolverine is financially very strong, and it is their intention to keep going by sinking and the diamond drills un- til the ore body which they knew Is in the vicinity, is found.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-04-16
Development Work IS BEING PLANNED
 Near Gleason
MICHIGAN AND BiSBEE PEOPLE TO FORM ANOTHER COM
 PANY.
Mining Property Which Has Beer Worked to Great Extent and Some Ore Clipped, Will Be Taken Over By New Company.

Morrow ( Mackenzie, of The Mines Exchange, are today completing ar .angenlents for the opening out of Q .aew deveiopment company, which will operate the Germania group of cop per mines located three miles from Gleason. in the Turquoise mining dis- rici. and twenty-five miles north of Bisbee. The new company will be composed largely of Michigan people.
 The Germania group is well known to he a magnificent property, as it has pioCuCed hundreds Of tons of high grade ore. and has large quantities at present cn the Cump. Several thou sand feet of development work has already been cone, showing copper ores 10 be continuous from the sur face to water level. and increasing in values with depth. One section of Liberalization clearly Gefred on the surface has a breadth of nearly four hundred feet, and running practically the full length of the claims. The conditions cn the Germania are said by experts to parallel very closely those of the Copper Queen at Bisbee, the ores and formation so far showing being exactly the same as in Bisbee's big nine.
 l. is proposed 10 sink large work ,ng shaft near the center of the proper v, and 10 develop thoroughly the en- tire group. This property is sur rounded by several splendid groups. some of which have produced largely. The recent rich silver strike in the Turquoise district is but few hundred feet east of the Germania- The Great Western. owned by Aliis-Chambers Co. Cf Chicago. and which has pro- duced hundreds of cars of rich ore, adjoins the property on the east.
 The Mines Exchange is showing some specimens of the ore taken from the mine. an6 are receiving subscrip- tions for Bisbee's allotment of stcck.
 As the Black Diamond smelter is but five miles distant, the question Of ore treatment will be easily met.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-04-16
ORE CUT IN MITCHELL.
Telegram Received Which Does Not Give ParticuIars-SeveraI Letters

A telegram has been received in Cal umet from Bisbee which states that a solid body of ore has been encounter ed on the property of the Mitchell De velopnent company. Particulars are lacking in the message and it is impos- sible to determine which of the three drifts made the strike. Mail advices with full details are expected next Tuesday. The telegram was not from Captain Piper. the rperintendent. but it came from a thoroughly reliable source
 Calumet parties also received letters during the latter part of the week both from Captain Piper and men employed a. the property. The superintendent said that the formation looks good il each Of the three drifts which are rad lating from near the bottom of the shaft Each of the drifts is in nearly 100 feet. The shaft is bottomed at q depth Of $50 feet Work is under way in the three drifts, but the shaft is no. sinking
 The diamond drill is expected daily by Superinten6en Piper As scon as ' this arrives it will be set to work driving a vertical hole in the bottom ! of the shaft. It will then be taken ! into each of the drifts and exploration will be carried on from these points As soon as the hole in the bottom of the shaft is completed and the drill taken into the first drift, sinking will be resumed and the shaft will be push ed down as rapidly as possible to a depth cf 800 or 600 feet.
 Thus three parties of miners will be kept constantly at work at present and after the drill is in commission opera
 tions will be carried on at all points in the shaft and drifts. which will not
 interfere with the drilling.
 Two letters from the Mitchell-one
 from the superintendent and one from a miner employed there-received dur ing the last week-both said that the three drifts are now in ore all of the time. The superintendent also said
 that number of Ispheming people had
 visited the property recently and all .expressed themselves as well pleased
 with the appearance of things. A gaso-
 line hoist is the only machinery en-
 pioyed on the property, all drilling be
 ing by hand work. As soon as the
 diamond drilling exploration has beer
 completed satisfactorily at all of the
 underground points it will be remove
 to point on the surface and core will be extracted from there.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-04-16
NOTHING LIKE EXPERIENCE.

~One truth learned by actual expe- rfence does more good than ten ex- periences one hears about" Tell a man that Chamberlain's Coiic, Chol- Ora and DiaTrhoea Remedy will cure cholera morbus, and he will most like fy forget 1t before the end of the day. let him have a severe attack of that disease, feel that he is about to die, ose this remedy, and learn from his own experience how quickly 1t gives relief, and he will remember it all his life. For sale by all druggists.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-04-16

The prospecting work at the Calu- met anu Bispee Is being carried on by means of Diamond drills. The shalt, bAica IS two ana half compart- nent, is down 975 feet, and two drifts have been cut from the $50 fcot level. sAese drlfts are each so feet long, one eo4Dg toward the southwest, the other to~ar1 the southeast Good leoge snatler was encountered, which car lied some ore of a very low grade.
 The arlgtiGg was down in ground winch k very promising, and carries jnaIcations cf an ore body near by. She shaft passed through several streaks of rock that carried some cop per, and it IS the opinion of several pa. tics competent 10 know that ii o4Irts had oeea run m these low grade ore discoveries. large bodies would nave been opened up.
 The shat struck water in such Quan- Cities that a pumping plant had to be Lstalled. and two hundred and fifty gallons of water a minute was pump Cd
 Although the pumps were run at <heir full capacity they were not large enough to keep the shaft dry.
 One hundred dollars d oyat emf
 One hundred dollars worth of coal gas burned 2 cay 10 furnish power for lhe pumps and hoist. The directorate, for financial reasons. decided to stop sinking and to install diamond drills, which they did some time ago. A station was cut on the 7OU-foot level, And the drill installed at that point. The first hole was put down 544 feet, And no ore bocy as struck, although good indication of ore was encountered tn several occasions. The drill was Rulled, and started in new direction, {his time towards the north, to strike, h poSsIbie. the ore body recently open Cd in the Lake Superior and Pittsburg shaft number two. This ore body is not lar om the shaft of the C. & B, and chances are good that they ViIl yet he successful.
 The C. and B. is equipped with an air Compressor, ( hoist, 800 horse power fin boiler capacity, and is under the management. oI c. o. Buhler, who sue ceeded Scott Turner.
 The Calumet q COchise, another property owned by the same people Vho own the Calumet & Bisbee. is be- Ing prospected with diamond drills. The shaft was first put down 1000 feet, and at the 970 foot level station gas cut fer the diamond drill.
 4 prospecting hole was bored to a depth cf 1400 feet belown the station. Good indications were struck and some ere. An underground flow of water yas hit a. 4S0 feet which was so strong that it gushed out of the drill tube in a steady stream. Because Gf this unexpected trouble the drill Vas pulled and the hole plugged. The drill was then started toward the west at dip Of 20 feet to the hundred. This hole is being run toward the Lake Su- perior and Pittsburg, where ore has been found ia great bodies.
 While sinking the Calumet and CO ehise shaft a cave several feet in diam |; eter was struck The walls of this cave were stained green in many places with copper
 The Calumet and Bisbee property has fourteen claims, as has the Calu met and Cochise, located in a posi- Gon relative to producing properties fhat is most encouraging.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-04-16
Trains Leave 6isbee.

S:48 a. m. for Naco. La Cananea, Fairbank, Tombstone, Benson and West on Sunset Limited for Benson.
 9:25 a. ID. for Douglas, Hachita, Lordsburg, Clifton, Morenci, Fl Paso and East.
 11:00 a. m. for Don Luis and Os- born
 4:30 ?. n. for Naco, Fairbank, No gales, Tombstone. Benson and West Dn Golden State Limited from Benson.
 5:23 p. m. for Douglas.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-04-16

Abill was introduced in the senate g few days ago aimed to stop dis honest mining methods as far as it is possible to do so by law. The bill V9Y.l Sq pfncgs Hc!lo9g 1gql s9IIs9p Ep punish those using the mails to ad- He-tise misrepresentations of mining deals.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-04-16

The promoters of the Chase Creek Copper company state that they have ssbnndance of money to put into the property when 1t becomes necessary Co install machinery and to do exten- Slye development work. They say Chat it is their intention to make the property pay well as they are satisfied Chat the ore is to be had with proper enort and expenditure.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-04-16

A customer of ours who had been suffering from severe cough for six months, bought two bottles of Cham berlai's Cough Remedy from Us and was entirely cured by one and a half bottles of it. Ii gives perfect satis- faction with our trade-HAYNBS- PARKER G CO. Lineville, Ala. For sale by all druggists.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-04-16
Stop at the AneeIus.

Stop at the Ansegus.
 Within three blocks of the Fl Paso Southwestern R. R. is the Angelus Hotel, steam heated, and with every modern convenience, large, airy rooms convenient to all places of business and adjoining the plaza, on either the American or European plan. 1t is good place to stop, and you will be
 .ell cared for. Try it S-s-1mo.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-04-16
ARizoNA's PORTION

The amount of money collected in the year just closed in Arizona ano New Mexico from the sale of wines. liquors and cigars, under the internal revenue laws of the nation and ap- piled directly to that service from Ari- zona is given publicity, and is here as follows:
Bisbee daily review., 1904-04-16

Dr. Schell, the eye specialist. of Tucson. is now in Bisbee on his regu- jar quarterly visit. Take advantage of this opportunity to have your eyes tested free by an expert. At Norton House until Monday, April 17th. 3-15-3
Bisbee daily review., 1904-04-16

U you want a piano, now is your chance. as the Zellner Piano Co. are Saving a special sale The pianos ere exhibited nt Raub's Bicycle store, = the Johnson building. 4-15-2t.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-04-16

Go to Gus Haigler for fruits, vegets bles. oysters, cheese. butter and egg Bakery in connection. Store unde' the post office
Bisbee daily review., 1904-04-16
Drilling Operations
 BEING CONDUCTED
 at l.. & 5. andC. sc.
SINKING HAS BEEN plScONTlN AT BOTH CAMPS, AND DlA- MoNp DRILLS BROUGHT
 INTO USE.

At the CaIurast & 6isbee the Shaft Has Attained q Depth cf 975 Feet Criis Arc New Pointed in Direction of LaNe Superior & Pittsourg Ore Bodies.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-04-16

We have just received car ioaS of screen doors of all descriptions. Try keeping the flies out Bisbee Lumber Co. 3-15-1m.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-04-16
no Cure a Cold in One Day

Wake Laxative Promo Quinine Tab Sets. All druggists refund money if it saiis to cure E. W. Groves signature 6 on each box 25c.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-04-16
Warrell nlining District
Again Sinking Vol. & Ariz, Shaft MORE MEN TO BE EMPLOYED PUMP WORKING WELL-EN- CoURAGING INDIcA-
 TONS.

Three Shifts on Buriey Driil-core Showing Some Ore-Expect to Strike Big Ore Body Soon-Managerent We'll Pleased
Bisbee daily review., 1904-04-16

Penalties and compromises
 for violation of law. S1 ,SS7 9O Reer stamps 21 co Cigar-cigarette stamps. ..-.. 1851 59 Tobacco stamps ..-.. ...... -l,bIi OU Documentary stamps 1fS 9o Special tax stamps .....-.. .33 33S l9
 Total .........,-.s4 s45,052 50
 Under present conditions of the ser vice. Arizona and New Mexico are merged into one dis;rict, and while this territory contributes an amount equal to New Mexico, for some reason, not explained, Arizona receives no official benefit whatever, the offices of the revenue being located in New Mexico. while the collector likewise resides there. Very many complaints have been entered owing to the long time necessary to communicate with the head cf the service. and in some cases the loss of time has been very dis agreeable to those who desired i'm mediate consideration of their wants. -EN.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-04-16
PAT EkTS.

PATENTS-Hazard & Harphar. Los Angeles. Send for free book O, patents
Bisbee daily review., 1904-04-16

NORTON HOUSE REsuRREcTEo- Newly papered, cleaned, and furnish ed. Will now compare favorably with any in Bisbee. tzs-d-
Evening journal., 1904-08-23
An EDUcATIoNAL eLuNpgR.

THE Board of Education last night
decided that there shall be no
physical examination OF stu
dents entering the training school for
teachers. Opposition to such examina-
tion is based on no reasonable grounds.
The people are taxed to support the
training school, which is for the pur-
pose Of preparing teachers to instruct
the young of this city
A physical examination Is necessary
for two reasons. TO protect the public
and TO protect the interests of the stu
dents themselves. II is little short of
a crime TO allow girl to spend the
time necessary i'm the training school
when Il must follow that because OF
physical inability she will never be
strong enough to teach. And it is a
crime to prepare teacher with plu-
monary trouble or other disease and
send her in the school room to spread
the infection.
We are opposed to the constant
physical eNamination OF teachers as il
subjects them to dread and annoyance.
and to obviate the necessity for such
examinations the physical examination
should be made at the entrance of the
training school
We know that it is a. hardship for an
ambitious young woman who wants to
teach 10 be told that her health will
not permit her to receive the neces-
sary training, but TO tell her so is pre-
ferable to allowing her 10 take her time
to be trained for teaching at public ex-
pense when she will not be able Ia
spend a day In the school room; or n
she does. to her own discomfort and as
"a menace to. the health of others
The board did wrong Il should re-
wise its decision. There are few
members who know the needs of tn,
work, but there are others who should
themselves go TO school a few years tc
learn something.
Evening journal., 1904-08-23
Will BREAK Up POLICY GAME
Delaware County District Attorney to
Suppress Gambling and
Speakeasies.

George Williams. one of the leading
negro politicians OF Chester. was ar
raigned before Magistrate Robert
Smith, Of that city, yesterday, on the
charge Of conducting a speak-easy at
Second street and Edgmont avenue,
and he was placed under $1,000 bail for
Ia further hearing tomorrow The pro-
secutor is District Attorney Josiah
Smith, who decided IN his lnaugurated
reform movement to strike at the big
game first. The further indictment
against Williams is that he maintains
La gambling house.
Isaac Rothwell and Jacob Miller were
given hearing before Magistrate
Smith. accused Of being engaged I'm the
policy game. Each was placed under
$500 bail for further hearing tomor-
row. 1t is alleged that $500 was sent
away by express to the main Office Of
the gamblers yesterday morning
Speaking of the arrests, District At
torney Smith said: II promise to break
up this speak-easy and policy business
and TO accomplish this will proceed
against the owners Of the properties,
! if they persist I'm renting their places
10 men who conduct Illicit houses"
IL is said that many walking books
have been made up IN this city and that
several times daily delegates" from
the Chester policy shops visited Will
mington, carrying the list of winning
numbers and the money won by the
lucky holders of such.
Evening journal., 1904-08-23

~R CALEB r. LAYTON, who has
figured so prominently in our
politics during the past few
years, is largely responsible for Il PEE
culiar political idea which has taken
hold of "a great many af our people. He
has preached it Unfortunately for
years; but he has never expressed IL
better than he did at meeting Of the
Union Republican state Committee last
night. We quote from the Dover cor
respondent Of the Philadelphia Rec
ord:
"All politics is buneombe; the best
politician is the man who can put up
the most buncombe."
There is a certain consistency about
this leader; his practice harmonizes
with his theories -buncombe, all bum
oombe. Nothing is real; nothing Is
honest; no motive may be seen on the
surface; ct is all game beside which
three-card monte and thlmblerlgging
are honest and innocent.
This bit OF wisdom was uttered for
the guidance Of Addicks. and that gem
tleman Acknowledged its truth by his
silence. Even the Rev David S. Clark
had no word of protest; It was bum
combe, all buncombe, and he was one
OF the participants.
We are inclined to question Dr. lay
toms dictum. There are some very
good men in politics; in fact under our
form of government every man is
Obliged to take part In politics. And
vet not every man indulges in bum
eombe. Thousands Of men play an
honest part and desire their acts and
their words TO be taken at their face
value. There are political leaders and
political sharpers. Buncomhe is the
policy Of the latter. but buncombe is not
a safe policy by which TO govern a
party or a state.
Evening journal., 1904-08-23
ASSISTANT FOR
WATER ENGINEER LESSEN
Says Work on New Filtering
Plant Necessitated Services
of Additional Men

only doutine business was transact
ed by the Water Board at its meet
ing yesterday afternoon. On the re-
commentator of Chief Engineer Lei
sen, John Kienle, former employe of
the department, at present employed
i'm Washington, was engaged as an as
sistant to Mr.. Leisen. The latter said
that the work at the new fltering
plant necessitated additional help. No
salary was fixed.
The printing of four metre books and
5000 bill heads was awarded to Charles
L. Story for S45.5O Other bids sub
mitted were from Charles II. Gray,
S5O.5O; Julian B. Robinson. S49.75; Mer-
camille Printing Company, $40; Charles
M. Smith Printing Company S51.
President Ford informed the board
that he had received complaints of
young men using prOfane language In
Tenth street park and otherwise act
ing disorderly. The special officer on
night duty at the park will be instruct
ed to take extra precautions to keep the
young men in question within proper
bounds, The poles to be used in the
park from which lights win be hung
have arrived and will be erected short
~. The railing surrounding the foun-
tain has also arrived and Will be placed
in position at once.
The request of the Wawaset Land
Company for water mains in the Ninth
ward was granted, and the chief engi-
neer requested to go on with the work.
The work Of laying water mains on
Hawley street between Third and Sixth
was held up for the present owing to
the street not being al grade. It was
decided to consult the Street and Sewer
Department as 10 whether the latter
would not bring the street to grade.
Evening journal., 1904-08-23
A Happy Life.

From The Toxic Asah shimbpn.
The happy life of the family circle,
otherwise enjoyable IN the cool hreeze Of
the summer evening. is quite impossible
this year now that the main support Of
the family Is absent on account of the
war. The housewife, who sets The dinner
table daily with a scat left vacant. and
the Old sire, VINO emorgos from his herm-
itage into the troublesome world TO toll
for the daily bread for the family, buy
newspapers, otherwise unintoresting, but
for the sake OF the one at the front. and
request the eldest boy to read them aloud.
what report of the war?" So saying.
the grandfather takes into his arms the
youngest grandchlld. TO whom he says.
Thy father is doing great deeds and viii
soon come home TO bless thee"
How deeply pathetic must be the scene
OF this country home where the winds
that sai over the green fields OF rice and
even the tinkie tiuko Of the bells at the
necks of the farmers horses that pass
by the door remind the family Of the man
at iho front.
Evening journal., 1904-08-23
Voted For Free Silver.

From the Bur 10 Commercial.
Tho only Parkerite newspaper IN New
York that seems quite happy and hope
fui at the present iunoture o. the Even
ing Post. IL isn't war but IL Is magrif-
cent not TO say dee-llght-ful. II is
enough TO bo allowed to ST and gaze at
the Hero and Sage of Esopus, that prod
igy % Courage and independence" who
has .ust explained In letter to friend
why he voted twice for Bryan and free
silver. A third party had wondered how
"A man having the courage of his convic-
tons could do such "a thing Mr.. Cove
and couldnt Mr.. Goodyear couldn't; but
Judge Parker could, for this reason: TEL
your friend that If y had not voted for
Bryan In 1895 and 1900 he could not nave
the chance to vote for me In 1904" And
there you havo Il. Already the Evening
Post must have seoreioiy realized what a
goose II has made of Itself.