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Bisbee daily review., 1905-08-27
A. M. 6 D. eoop ourLook.

Reports during the last week from the property of the American Mining & Development (The Gold Treasure)
 continued to carry every assurance that there is beng a big mine made rapidly on the ground. In the lower tunnel that is now being driven to cut the ledge at 100 feet greater depth than it is now tapped very good progress is being made in the hard ground. The formation there has improved during the week and added encouragement to the belief, which amounts to almost a certainty, that the ore will be caught in another 90 feet. Should this work out the stock of the company might very reasonably go to anywhere between 8 and $5 i'll the opinion of one who has knowl- edge of conditions existing at the prop erty justifying him in making expres- sion. The mil for the property, which already has ore enough on hand to justify it in operating ten stamps, has not vet arrived but is expected at any tire For economic reasons it has been decided to locate it near the mine in Sonora instead of at Naco. The tramway, ordered at the same time as the mill is also expected to arrive daily. Superintendent McHen- " will crowd the erection of this equipment as soon as it comes to hand, as every day that passes without it in use is 8 much lost, the mine now being ready to do it's end of the work
Bisbee daily review., 1905-08-27
DENN-ARIZONA.

Sinking still continues at the DenA- Arizona. the shaft being down close to 37O feet. No change has as yet oc- cured in the formation, and none IS expected until further depth IS reacn- p1
Bisbee daily review., 1905-08-27
JUNCTION.

The Junction IS still engaged in eX- ploring the two ore bodies disclosed in the shaft and with excellent results. Work has not been as rapid as expect ed, however, due 10 the intense heat generated at the pumping which the company is doing all in it's power to alleviate and which it will soon doubt less abate
 Men working at the station say that the thermometer usually registers from one days end to the other about 13S degrees above zero, and that spe- cial men have been put to work to do the oiling. which is usually the duty of the pump men. IL is expected thG, the situation will be changed for the better very shortly, as c raise is be ing made from one of the upper drifts to the surface. to improve the circula ton of air. When this is completed the management will go after ore, and nothing but ere. for such is the logical proceeding at the present time.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-08-27
LuMRER FOR pENN.

During the week the Bisbee Lum- Der Co.. received orders from Denn- Arizona and Shattuck-Arizona for con siderable deliveries of lumber. The most of It goes to Denn-Arizona All of 1t is for use in surface improve ments at the properties.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-08-27
LAKE SUPERIOR 6 PlTTsRURe.

LAKE SUPERIOR G PIT SBOhS
 Ore shipments still continue to be made from the L. s. & P. all of 1t coming from the P. & D., and being practically all taken out through devel- opment work. The new steel gallows frame viii shortly be in place, and upon it's completion the two mines will be ready to make regular shipments. The force will also be largely increas- ed. This will occur in the early part of October. Several new buildings gre underway for the accommodation of the employees, and South Bisbee IS beginning to lcok very business like.
 A new school house is about corr pleted. and will be ready to open to- the fall term.
 Both the L. S. & P. and the P. & D. have immense quantities of good smeIting ore blocked out, and the out put of the two properties will very likely about equal that of the Calumet c. Arizona mines
Bisbee daily review., 1905-08-27
THE EUREKA COMPANY

S. 5. Sutton and several others or this city have organized the Eureks Development company on claims that Mr sutton has had for some time out Tombstone canyon, in the vicinity or tAe Empire State. Development worn is to be commenced actively on Ihe property by the company at early date sufficient work has been done there to indicate that there is promise i'll inc ground.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-08-27
COPPER QUEEN PROPERTIES.

The Copper Queen properties are operating with full force. as usual and are only awaiting the completion of the new addition to the shelter to increase the force largely. The new railroad spur to the Czar shaft is still uncompleted but will probably be fin ished this week At the Spray the new change house is nearing com pletion and will De ready for use by the first of the month. Ore shipments are normal and the ore of good grade. No damage was done to the mines hy the recent flood although consider able water managed to leak in through the old surface cracks.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-08-27
CLEANING UP FLUE DUST.
GOOD SURFACE SHOWING.

Dave Moffatt IS preparing to do his annual assessment work on some claims he owns southwest of the Bis bee West mine. MT. Moffatt owns six claims west of the property owned by Tom Hodge and his partners, and has good ore showings on the surface.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-08-27
MOUNTAIN VIEW.

This propery continues inactive nending the making of arrangements bv the company for installation of a hoist. which has become a necessary feature of equipment. It IS expected that following a mill test of a couple of cars of ore from the property which is now being prepared Tor small difficulty will be experienced m raising the money for hoist. Several anDiications have been put in with ,ba officers of the company since ein1,ing was discontinued at the shaft tv parties desiring to work the grounI under lease. The officers or the coiil nanv have declined these proposals and expect to continue the same poll' cy with others who may want to oper' ate on the ground.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-08-27
HUMPHREYS MINING DISPLAY.

At a meeting last week of those pre- pairing for the coming session of the Mining Congress al Fl PasO, W. F. Humphries, president of the Humph- Ties Photo company, appeared with suggestion which received the approv- al of the committee. He said that he had secured about 2.0OO high-class views of mining properties in New Mexico, Arizona, Texas, Chihuahua and Sonora This exhibit has already se- cured recognition at the hands of the American Mining Congress, one even ing having been. set aside for their display Mir. Humphries suggested that a number of them, from fifty 70 one hundred, be photographed for stereOptican slide, and exhibited dur ing one evening of tile congress as q means of Illustrating the mining re- sources of the territory that is tribu- tary to Fl Paso. Tn addition 10 views of mines, Mir. Humphries also has views of new processes and methods of mining that are being used in the Southwest. MT. Humphries' sugges tion was accepted, and the program will be arranged for pictorial exhibit of the mining country Of the South west. Besides the stere0ptican ex- hibit, a place will be set aside where the remaining 2.OOO photographs can he displayed.
 
 SAGINAW.
 The condition of the Saginaw is the same as last week. The company is daily expecting it's new hoist to arrive. D. r. p
 COPPER SHARE VALUES. A new basis must be used in figur- | ing copper share values The price of copper is half a cent per pound higher. and this slight advance adds between $i,00G,0O0 and s5, J00, ,0O0 az. nually to the net profits of the copper producers of this country. Last year S copper il,ping dividends aggregated arout sz6,0O0,000; the net earnings this year will exceed 1000, 900. There have already been some notable 1n cTeases in dividend rates and pay meats this year.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-08-27
AT THE eREAr cANANEA.

Col w. c. Greene is again at Can anea, undoubtedly viewing with well justified satisfaction the splendid progress that his mines there are mak- ing. Following his last previous wis it Col. Greene was able to return to New York and tell the directors of Cananea Consolidated Copper Co. that they had a great property and that it was ready to deliver another di- vidend. The announcement certainly carried no comfort for the clique that has been endeavoring through repeat edly refuted stories to cast discredit on the copper company through re flections upon the Greene Gold Go. When Col Greene returns east this time he may not be able to say that the copper company has another d. vidend ready to deliver but he will be able to say that the property is phys ,cally in the best shape in it's history, with more ore in sight than ever be- fore and with it's smelter accomplish ing more to the square inch than it ever did before. Col. Greene arrived at Cananea Friday evening. It is no. known how long he will remain there.
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 CLEANING UP FLUE DUST.
 All the flue dust has not yet been cleaned from the hillside above the old Copper Queen shelter site but the work is drawing to a close. SOme little time is likely to elapse, however, before it IS all through with The value of that which has been gather ed up is not known, but it doubtless amounts to a considerable sum. It is probable that when the cleaning up is finished the big flue dust pipes up the mountain side will be taken down and applied to some other use.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-08-27
sHATTUcK-ARIzoNA.

Sinking was resumed at the Shat tuck-Arizona on the tenth of the month, and the shaft is now down 79O feet. A station will be cut at once and at the same time sinking will pro ceed until depth of 825 feet is reach ed, the lower 25 feet to be used as a sump. The pumps are now discharging about 175 gallons per minute, and the volume of water is keeping a steady flow at that rate. Upon the compile ton of the station on the 800 level and the stump development work on lateraIs will commence on large scale.
 COCHlSE DEVELOPMENT co.
 The phenomenal sale of shares in the reorganized Cochise Mining com pany was one of the notable features of the week in the local mining world. Of 36,000 shares offered to holders Of certificates in the old company, the greater part have been subscribed for. and aJ the rate they are being taken up it is likely the entire offering will be sold by the first of the month. The company has already a large development fund on hand, and work will be begun as soon as President Shattuck returns from the east, which will be in about a week Upon his return a meeting will be at once call cd and a plan of operation laid out. Nearly all of the new stock has been taken locally, and the demand for it. ! according to the secretary of the com Tany, is increasing daily. Old stock l is being exchanged for the new certif- cates and new stock being sold at the office of Duey & Overlook in the post [ Cffice building.
 | The Cochise Development company, 1 which succeeds the old COchise Min | ing company, owns 175 acres of pat | enteI ground adjoining the Czar and | Holbrock mine of the Copper Queen | company, so there will be nothing , to pay for the ground. All of the mon. ey now being subscribed is to SC strictly for development work.
 DOING ASSESSMENT WORK. | Tom Hodges, who together with his son John Hodges. Thomas Madigan and George Bigler own fifteen claims | adjoining the Bisbce West mine, is CT I c7e1=Cu HI uOAAAt5 uAS duuudl dS5ISSllleAll work. Hodges and his partners have owned the claims four years and have now an excellent showing on the ground.
 PREPARING FOR THE FIRST.
 The middle of the year is now wei , past, and claim owners who have as sessment work to do are generally go | ing at it.
 STRONG COPPER OUTLOOK
 | The free selling of futures, which has been a feature of the copper situ ation recently, has caused several peo
 pie who are close to the inside of ;he situation to wonder what effect this is going to produce later in the year I when the contracts that have beer 1 sold come to their time of fulfllmenr | comments the Boston Financial News
 A great many of the companies that
 have sold their futures are practically
 up against their daily production tC fulfill their present requirements aat
 the higher prices that have been pre- | vailing have not brought out the re
 motest suspicion of reserves, so tha
 all the copper that is to be delivered l during the last quarter of the year
Bisbee daily review., 1905-08-27
START BLUE BELLE WORK.

Joe Cox and a small crew of men leave today to start preliminary w0rl; on the Blue Belle copper property sit uated about twenty mi es south of Nacc. This property was lately talk en under option by Pennsylvania pee. He. from Mir E. R. Wolff, of Bisbee
Bisbee daily review., 1905-08-27
COMMONWEALTH OPERATING.

Word has been received from Pearce that the Commonwealth mine is now in full operation again, under the man agement of Smith 6 Swart.ing, who are working t under lease. They have driven a tunnel in the solid ground east of the great caye-.n and are now taking out enough ore to keep 40 stamps running. Mexican labor js employed mostly the wages being S2 co Ter day
Bisbee daily review., 1905-08-27
DOING ASSESSMENT WORK.

Tom Hodges, who together with his son John Hodges, Thomas Madigan and George Bigler own fifteen claims adjoining the Bisbce West mine, is er- gagged in doing his annual assessment work. Hodges and his partners have owned the claims four years and have now an excellent showing on the ground
Bisbee daily review., 1905-08-27
PREPARING FOR THE FIRST.

The middle of the year is now well past, and claim owners who have as- sessment work to do are generally go- ing at it.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1905-11-22
Science Has at Last Dis, over. d Il r. al
Cure for Rheumatism.

After years Of experiment n new scientific
remedy has been found that not only relieves
hut absolutely cures rheumatism and kindred
diseases to stay cured. rheumatism ~ caused
by an excess Of poisonous acids In the blood
The new discovery Rhcumacidc, though purely
Vegetable, and acting through natures channels
neutraliZes these acids and sweeps al poisonS
and harmful germs out OF the blood. At the
same timo II tones up the stomach and Iegu.
lates the liver and kidney,
Rheumacido therefore. cures the disease per.
mancntly, because it removes the cause. 1t
has cured hundreds of cases after the most no
TED doctors and hospitals have failed Rhcuma
eide cured James Wilkes Of Dillon, $. G., after
he had been held in bed by rheumatism for
three years and his feet were drawn up most To
his back. This IL only one OF many marvellous
cures that Rheumncidc has already performed
Rhenmacide is curing many eases Of Rheuma-
tism. Scatica, lumbago. gout, kidney trouble,
indigestion and constipation, right IN this COM
munity today.
Because 1t has curcd SO many others we be.
licye 1t will cure you. All the leading druggist
In the county sell and rcco mmond Rhoulna
eide.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1905-11-22
Central Correspondence.

Mrs. Adams and son Of Pennsyl.
Sania are aponding several weeks
with the formers sister Mrs. Leil q
Brock. Mrs. Adams health has
much improved since coming to
Central Uhe human repair sbop).
Their father Mr.. A. w. Zachary OF
Messy reek, Ga. has been spend.
ing u week with them during
which timo they were quite pleas
antly surprised with visit from
their sisters Mrs. Wagner Of Co..
lumbia and Mrs. Goss of Welborn
Fla,
Mr.. Il. Baxter White Of
Highlands, N. c., IS expected TO
visit his daughter Miss Jessie Of
this place.
Miss Sue Gaines made a living
VISIT to her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
James Gaines.
Miss Ina Games of Oakway ia
spending week with tho family
of DR.. Shirley.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1905-11-22

Central sfens to Ee suffering.
from an egg and butter famine.
Thanksgiving is not far DIST. nt
but as yet we have h -ard nn ysnl.
come gobble from our good fat r.r.
key.
Mr.. George Mattox and fani'v
left last week for their new hnv,.
IN Alabama. We wi-h them go .d
health and prosperity.
quite a number f waTdiroa are.
expett' d during tts holidays
Our school is progressing nicely
under tho superintendeucv of Prof
Stalvy. We have quite Il nice
school library which we hope vii,
prove both Interesting and hnir.
full.
Mrs. jeff. Gassawav EXPECTS her
mother and sister 10 arrive next
week. They contemplate SPENDING
tho winter here.
1T any ono wishes health let
them come to Central.
Subscriber.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-08-23
ROOSEVELT GARRISON MEETS.
Endorses ]. Edwin Brown for National
Communications Matters.

The members of Roosevelt Garrison
Army and Navy Union held meeting last
night at 913 Z street northwest, when the
delegate to the national encampment was
instructed to vote and use his best nflu-
ence for the election of j. Edwin Brown as
national commander, to succeed Hugh T.
Henry. Plans were also made for the jour
ney of the delegate and alternate to New
burg n. Y. where the encampment will
be held next month.
At the conclusion of the meeting the
members of the garrison proceeded to the
Metropolitan Hotel to pay their respects
TO National Commander Henry and Ma
tional Adjutant Schumacher before their de-
parture for their homes. The party COM
prised Commander j. J. Gordon of Roose
welt Garrison. William A. Hickey, senior
vice commander and delegate to the New
burg encampment; ]. Edwin Brown. ]. J.
Strain. Edward NJ. Heines and Thomas A.
Taylor.
Commander Henry and Adjutant Schu-
macher conferred last night with Com
mander Morton Of the Regular Army and
Navy Union, discussing ways and means to
bring the two organizations together as
one. decision was reached. 1t was said.
and it is expected the two bodies will unite,
but the details must be worked out at the
encampment at Newburg next month.
There was no announcement made in con-
nection with the matter last night.
Speaking to Star reporter last night be-
fore his departure for home. Commander
Henry said. referring to the proposed
amalgamation of thD- Army and Navy
Union and the Regular Army and Navy
Union: THE child was born in Washing
ton today and will be christened at our
national encampment at Newburgh. N. Y.
next month
The Regular Army and Navy Union is
organization composed only Of regulars Of
the Army. Navy and Marine Corps. dis
tinctive organization from the Army and
Navy Union. There are number of gar
risons OF the former throughout the coun
try. and one fourishing here 1t is said.
Commander Henry and Adjt. Schumacher
yesterday called upon representatives of
the Gen. Guy " Henry Garrison, No. o
(colored). and conferred with them relative
to organization matters. Maj. Sigmund J.
Block. who is a candidate for inspector
general also called the national OFF,
GERS last night, and it was afterward sail
tfat a movement is on foot to consolidate
the ID. d. Porter and Theodore Roosevelt
GarriSonS of this city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-08-23
Rev. Jacob L. Grimm Dead.

Rev. j. l.. Grimm, a prominent preacher
of North Baltimore Nd, died Monday
night of complication of diseases at the
home of his son-in-law, Dr. Harry c. AL
gire, in that city. DIR. Grimm was formerly
chaplain-in -chief of the Grand Army OF the
Republic and presiding elder of the Mary
land district of the United Brethren Church
from 1900 to 1904.
During the civil war he served as a pri-
waite in Company B, 18th Maryland Federal
Infantry. After the war he was ordained
a minister of the United Brethren Church
at Boonsboro. Md, and served several
charges throughout the Pennsylvania con-
ference. His best work was done at Otter
bein Memorial Church, Roland and 9Th ave-
nues. where he was stationed for nine
years. The present structure was built
by him In 1892. In 1900 he resigned TO be-
come presiding elder of the Maryland dis
trict. DIR. Grimm was elected chaplain Of
the Maryland division of the Grand Army
of the Republic In 1899 and the following
year was chosen chaplain of the entire or
ganization. He is survived by a widow.
Mrs. Mary Ellen Grimm, and three daueh-
ters-Mrs. Harry c. Algire Of Hamnden.
Mrs. A. Francis Kollcamp of New Haven
Conn.,. and Mrs. Warren Baldwin of Har-
risburg. Pa.