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Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-13
FIssuRg VEIN AT eoLDSIELD.

It is reported from both Sandstorm and Florence properties at GOldfield, Nevada, that Assure veins with well defined walls have been discovered. This means an inestimable strength ening of the camps possibilities, as some prominent engineers have turn ed the camp down peol2se no surface indications of true Assures have yet been discovered and 1t has been term ed a collection of pockets. The Sand storm discovery was in Mayne & Me pOnald's No. lease. where a cross cut 15 feet long, from tunnel 40 feet into the mountain encountered one wall and after penetrating 25 feet fur thers found the other wall The ore is porphyritlc quartz and has been sunk upon for 50 feet.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-13
slssgE PEOPLE IN FINAL.

The Bisbee people who are devel- oping the old Lucien Walker mine ad- joining the Jack Rabbit mine. in the Casa Grande district have sufficient gold ore blocked out to justify the erection of a stamp mill and have de eided to install one at once. They have already completed the work of grading the mill site and will lose no time in getting the machinery onto the ground. The mill run they made on their ore at the Turning Point mill, fully demonstrated the fact that their ore will yield a good profit
 The above from the Florence Blade refers to the Desert Queen property in whicn Chas F. Wren ct al. of this city are interested.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-13
WEAKNESS FAILS TO
 ABATE WITH BONANZAS
DECLINE THAT SET IN THE FIRST :. OF THE WEEK STILL
 CONTINUING.
C. & p. Is the Nigh Number, Due to Stock lssue--Shattuek 6 Arizona Is in Demand American Strong. Denn-Arizona Getting Scarce.
fBy Frank J. Crafl

While the market closed somew hat weaker yesterday than on Tuesday it does not seem to have much effect on the stocks. Little chango is seen in the quotations. and as e rule tue stocks are holding their own. There are stiu plenty of buyers in the mar ket. and a few of the sellers have .leosened mp a little on their asked prices. All stocks are in good de- mand, and can be bought at their ask ed prices Junction seems to be most iu demand. with Calumet 6, Pttsburg following.
 During the day Calumet & Arizona was offered at s9S. but little stock could be bought at that price The issuing of the treasury stock of the Calume- < Pittsburg Is certainly hay ing its effect on the price of the stock. and today we were unable to buy it even at the asked price for small an order as fifteen shares. Eastern brokers clam that the stock is good for anadFance of five dollars before the issuing of the stock.
 Lake Superior & Pittsburg is offer ed at S34.50, but nothing under that will brirg out the stock. while sales are being made in IittsOurs & Duluth at S16. Al this price Pittsburg & Duluth IS in good demand, and plenty is being bought up. Yesterday bids of S15.50 would net bring any odt. Junction holds str?ng aycE2d the s7C mark ani today sales were made al S1I. Junction is always in good de lGand. and today offers no exception. The strike n Dena and the news of the reorganization has much 10 do with it.
 North But6e DOORS like it will reach the 80 before long. as sales were made yesterday at S29.5e. DenR- AnE2na is getting scarce again, for yesterday bids of SS refused to bring any out. and eastern brokers have none to offer. This should create active bidding very shortly. Warren for some reason or other has weaken ed, for Tuesday S12.25 was bid wuh nc stock offered, while yesterday SIP was being asked with no bidder. American is strong at S11 Did.( with no stock to be had. Shattuck Arizo- aa is in demand, and sales are Delns made at SIS. Black Mountain is bud at $3.i0. oLt bids of SS.25 fail 10 bring any out.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-13

companies. except Calumet & Arizo- na, holders of the development stock received only two and one-half shares of stock in the mining company free. The holders of Junction stock, of re- cord September 20. get the right to buy two shares of mining stock at s10 per share. Of this S5 is payable September 90 and & December 21- The company's total issue of stock will be 300 600 shares. of which 150,- coo will go to stockholders free. and 100000 sold. with 50,000 remaining in the treasury.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-13
DISASTER IN CLIFTON, MORENCI DISTRICT,
 EETOMBS MINER IN LONGFELLOW MINE
,voRNmEN LABOR FOR SEVEN HOURS VAIN EFFORT TO RE COMPANION BUT WHEN BODY WAS FINALLY REACHED WAS EXTINCT

old the LOngfelow Arizona Copper Company taking out tale early yesterday oldest faithful of the caught in ewing the earth and instantly killed fearing that at he heard cracking him for his
 
 caught i'm andb of dirt
 and was begun by o'clock hy manged bone broken concdences of the accident is the fact that identcal the Yankie mine adjoining it. which however of fgreater scope of life
 resident of the time by the the scoerer half me southeast of daughters
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-13
s T O P :: A ND HINk \

Before getting your watches or jwelry repaired. We employ onl! prictlcal workmen. We have the lat est novelties in jewelry. Watches and diamonds. An elegant line of Mexican and Indian curios. The ia nous TaIk-a-phone and fountain pens the best made.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-13
ACTION BONANZA DIRECTORS
 STRENGTHENS THE MARKET
JUNCTION HOLDERS GET THREE FOR ONE IN MINING
 COMPANY.
Decision to List Calumet & Arizons on Boston Exchange Is important C. C. p. Stock at S1o.oo Per Share

Friends of the Bonanza Circle stocks believe that the action of the Calumet & Arizona directors in expressing themselves against the proposed con soiidation of the several properties at present will result to the advantage of the stocks. at least so far as the speculative advantages of the prices are concerned. says the Marquette Mining Journal Now. whatever dis eoveries may be made upon the prop critics will be reflected in the market prices. while with an impending con sclidation. and more or less under stood basis. speculative prices were confined within a certain relative limit
 | The decision to list Calumet 6 Ari
 zona stock on the Boston Exchange ! IS very Important. aud 1t is the belief ! Of shrewd judges that 1t will be g thull card.
 ] The decision to put out 50.000 shares j more Of Caiumet & Pittsburg stock al S10 a share will be received with sat iiSfaction by the stockholders of that i company. It has been rumored that
 $20 a share might be charged for it. I The stock will go pro rata to hold CTS of record on July 20. and they vii be required to pay at least s5 or August and S5 on November IS This means that each stockholder vii
 be allowed to subscribe for 25 pc cent of what he owns TOW.
 The decision to organize Junction | Development company into mining company brings one surprise in Una present holders get three shares O
 the mining stock for each one of thu
 development company Tn the c&he
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-13
cHEERFULLY REcoMME ENDED
 FOR RHEUMATISM.

O. C. Higbee, Danville. Ills. writes. Dec. 2. 1901: About two years ago was laid up for four months with rheumatism. tried Ballard's Snow Eminent; one bottle cured me.
 'I can cheerfuliy recommend It to all suffering from like affliction."
 25c. Soc and sf.00
 Sold by Rinehart's Pharmacy.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-13
Buy ft Now.

Now is the time to buy Chamber iain's Colic. Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. It is certain to be needed sooner or later, and when that time comes you will need it badly-you will need it quickly. Buy it now. It may save life. For sale by all dealers in patent medicines.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-13
coroaaao Tent cILy ssad. lhem an.

When you want a pleasant laxative that is easy to take and certain to act use Chamberlain Stomach and Liver Tablets. For sale by all dealers in patent medicines
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-01-25

4 flIG \ GdI
N,sN0N~sssee~
We anticipated the demand for
New, Fresh Goods
Immediately following VHE HOLIDAYS, equensly we
have juet opened up number Of
Right New Things
That the people are clanorng for.
Our EmbrOideries and Laces
Are unusually attractive We showing some exquisite
things i'm
Plain and Embroidered Linens,
Suitable for #
Ladies' Shirt WAISTS,
shirt Waist Suits
Children's Dresses and
Gentlemen's Shirts.
PereaRes,
Especially adapted 9os-
Shirt Waists and
Gentlemen's Shirts.
Cutie 4 variety Of
India D1iinens and Persian Lawns.
Special yalussl
White Linen Lawns, 5=s
TEom s5o up 70 sl,50 per yard. # ..&s=.
ours ig most able line Of
uslin Underwear.
" have az unusually large Of OUR NOTED
Red Seal Zephyr G G ngRaans
That ve have handled for and KNOW WILL NOT
FADE. . #. .5
We have juss received a largo shinnnent
China 1lattings.
. "a sacsswo have avery astraosiye line Of .
Floor coverings.
Linolenms, ss ss sssSsI# S Za
Carpets,
Art gquarag,
Hugs,
Our boast il 81 FssnsH, NEW. STOCK tho RroHr
Kind AT Rr0hE PRICES.
ID SEE
y
. ~ !, ON
1Ote nnade lss
|Easo5. to
ons Insist
are Is 81 large ex
ohlss So 81 sssss aaa
|l Junf ss s,a 4s.s Rpss rss, mn
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-01-25

theg by Aecouns made january lss,
S1so5 once. hays to
We must Insist
apols yop large ex-
urol aach ofEos rs ss s.,is
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-01-25
I1CDc al News.
: s-,------ =
WEDNESDAY,. JAN. %, 1905.
TgR CoT9oHs HAnxET.

Good RIiddling-r.
Strict Widdling-7S.
Middling-7.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-01-25

~ - SSeVeSt,.. DuoS SuoS HUno tV BHtUu. ..
sG::,sWnete NC }Das acceRtea the position
ioI .manaeer or the Union Drug co.
Mr. Eanta 2 20 not. only an expert phar.
;maeist$ y Dnt q most worthy, upright
friends In Wishing him much success
ln sl MS adopted; home, ,a G
S. s, Is! s. s.
NO Whltes ~ On, giving their names
;As S6unIs anu steer, were arrested
lear the g SSisy last week on suspicion Of.
having Deen connected with the Will.
,sitamston rob bbery hey were held
until an stnveatigatio could be! made.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-07
WASHINGTON =
LITTER.
From our Regular Correspondents

From our Regular Correspondents,
This is the time Of year that
is known as the silly season,
but it has never been more de-
serving of the title than IN The
past two days whei the talk ofa
third term for President koose.
velt has been revived on the
strength Of the congratulations
That are pouring in on him from
crowned heads and from all
quarters Of the globe for the
work that he did in bringing the
Japanese and Russian Peace
Enjoys together. The talk has
been started in two quarters,
namely among the so called
friends Of the President, and
among those who are anything
but his friends and who arc
afraid that if ne we're agair
nominated he would again sweer
the county, but allathat u
necessary is still this talk is tt
turn to the Presidents positive
statement made after thc re
A turns came lroiDytae election
last Noycmpcr lIe said at lha
time, ia as unmistakahle Englisl
as man can use, that he .intendc,
TO regard tie Substance and nu
the lettcrof the unwrittcn Inv
which restrictcaa d 2rcsident Z
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-07

two terms, and that he would
under no circumstances be q
candidate for reelection. ltl
wolld Abe. breaking bis word |
which is thing no one either!
friend or enemy would expect OF
him, to 90 back on that stale
ment. And so the silly season.
story may be lald at rest.
There is a general movement
on foot however, TO give the
| President a great welcome back
10 Washington when he comes
Ibome, This will be merely an
informal affair and consist in y
lcrowd Of citizens, which probab-
lily will include nearly AL the
| residents Of Washington. meet
ling him at the depQtaud escort.
ing him to the White House 1t
is 4 Thoroughly democratic, ard
| sKptaneous sort OF welcome
but it is one that President
| Roosevelt is the man tc apprec
i late, 1t was learned at tht
State Department today that
Edward Russ, the departments
chief pen man, had started fol
Portsmouth with a supply q
pens. ink and parch mcnt such a:
lare used in engrossing a
treaties. This j. taler to meal
that the work 81 signing th'
trcaig a wei as engpysins 4
viii be done either at Ports
mouth Or Oyster Bay. So j
! may bc snown e history as th
Treaty Of Portsmouth or tb
treaty Of Sycamore Hill but it j
not likely 10 be lSnown as tn
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-07

treaty Of Washington as was
originally intended. II this Is
so. it will not be much out o'
like with precedent, for Uuech,
Ghent, Tilsit and several other
places where imp3rtant treaties
we're signed where as little
known to the outside world when
they !. became famous through
their treaties as was Ports
mouth N. II. when the ENJOYS
met there.
A very important meeting has
been held in Washington in
connection with the Panama
| Canal 1t will be remembered
that the question Of a sea level
or d lock has been lett unsettled
from the beginning Of the work
Also the President some time
! ago decided On the appointment
Iol 5oard Of consulting engi
neers who should pass on i'm
portant questions in the canals
construction. This board in
4 cIudes some Of the most noted
names in the world. engineers o
the United States Army. th'
consulting engineef.oi the sue
Canal and engineers appointed
at the request Of the unite'
States government by th'
; governments, Of England, France
! Germany and the Netherlands
\ This board has not yet done an.
thing definite buff is expecte'
70 have q report ready for trans
mission to Congress by th
time that body meets that wi
) settle definitely the question :
J 'n lock Or a sea9evel waterwag.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-07
DREspON IrEMs
BY Truth.

The weather at the present writ
ing is fhc,
y Dresden has discovered that
they have new buggie painter
Some OF the farmers near Drcs
don are thrashing their crop OF
wheat making { good ycald and q
fine quality.
Glad TO say ythat the corn crop
recently damaged by tho storm IS
not as great as first anticipated
and we will yet have bumper
crop.
"A. ], Crawford our aged neigh
Dor has been very III but is report
better'at present.
The Rev. u, Terrantine filled
his regular appointment At Dres-
don last Sunday and Sun night. y
Walter Kempt and wife OF
iScGalia have moved in to the
Metbodist Parsonage in Dresden
they formally lived here and we
give them q harty Welcome.
| ~, ST BannolI the travelling
salesman for ne Baggs MiTs co,
4 sfChicago FIX Ia at hore now'
Ile says on 4 furlo, lle feports
that there y n big pumpkin and
water mellon crop al oyer The
state.
IRE CREssEr Is getting to be one
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-07

of the leading papers we are sond-
ing few new subecribevs for this
week Vi Elmer Painter iS Frank
futile
Take notice. Judgingfrom eat
appearances OF Mr., Alloy Mitcham
he must be ,Ngetting ready to get
married. All is one Of onr worthy
young men we predict blight
future for him,
Hess Sanders made a flying trip
TO Sedalia last Saturday: M
Frank Smith OF Sedalia was the
guest OF J. $. Bunnoll last Sat.
and Sunday Frank is a great bay
Our Mr., Writ the real estate
man ni Dresden formally d Birch
tree Mo. wants your business. IF
you want TO Sell Or buy or trade
for q farm, or town property, You
should. gall 90. him, Office hours
from ga. N. 70 I, y. M.
Mr.. Alvan Farris and wifo and
Mr.. Wm. Rodes and wifc was visit
ingJ y. Blnnell and family last
Sunday. '
The Rey Mr.. Williams paator 81 \
tho Baptist church Tiled his rcgp-
lar appointment ia Drcador last
Sunday and Sunday nisht,M
Our stock dealer Mr.. Farris
lshipped two cars Of fat hogs and
cattle to 81 sIiohds last week. '1
/ Dresdon js w need d . hote
good opening We invite emegra-
i tion.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-07
-N()BI,l;

Is y dapple gray 'l,orouaIbred Per
cheron. fnaleh May 20, 1893. llsis ll'sf
l,ands high weighs 100 pounds when
In aesh has line style and action and Is
u sure Tial geller. lie was sired y,
Granger llSTl 1st dam Maui ~
Maderc llsog "a dam Daisy bs Tr'i
Eevnfe 9lioS 3D. dam MolIie by Donols
12Ui, ,4ih dam Mace by Granger aso'
Noble wlll make the season Of loo]
Mondays, tuesdays and WEDNESDAYS at
Norwood balance Of week al Mountain"
Grnye,
Terms ~ to insure colt I" stand and
suck. Mare and colt held fni service
ire M,spy due II inate is parted With
K nr Iemassa from ncighhoihhndI Ges
taken paprtvenl accidents hui viii not
BE responsible should any uccli
w lsl'ic, Owner. Mn Grove.
MS FnuN,k sr,,tt W Norwcnd
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-07
HOUSE Moving

lfSySui want your house moved
from one place to another; quick
ana1good: Call on,
III. A. CARR,
SiPhlegeton, Mo.
Or j. II, Carr.
MOUNTAIN GROVE, NO.
Who has had years Of experience and
who can not be surpassed for comple,'
ness.
For reference. Mr.. Frank Ncnkirk
and the I'd ~ CRE>sEr. Also he will
,ao your Stone work. building founda'
,ions. Ii. "A, CARR,
phiegelon
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-07

Private Detective and Auction
cer wi'h 1Airly wears. experience
Tc,ms reasonable, Satisfaction
guurranlcSd, Address.
7. lt Mccall.
fowler, Mo.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-09-07

of the leading papers we are sond-
ing few new Subscribers for this
week vi, elmer Painter S Frank
futile.
The Elbert County tribune. [volume] (Elbert, Elbert County, Colo.) 18??-1920, 1905-06-01
Colorado Soldiers Monument.

Denver, May 25.-As soon after the
Memorial Day exercises are over as is
possible the commission having in
Charge the erection of the monument
% Colorado veterans who died in the
Civil War will meet and decide upon
the details Of the work. This COM
mission is corp posed of Governor Mo
Donald. Department Commander Geo.
w. Curfman and John D. Rowland, the
artist. A few days ago the governor
notified the other members that the
money was available for the monument
and that plans for its erection should
be taken up. Yesterday Commander
Carfman and Mr.. Rowland called upon
the governor and It was decided to call
a meeting as soon after Memorial Day
as possible.
Fifteen thousand dollars was appro-
priated by the Legislature for this pur-
pose. The law provides that the COM
mission must first select site on the
capitol grounds for the monument and
then advertise for designs.
When the designs are submitted the
most suitable will be chosen by the
commission and the contract let for the
| stone work.
1t is likely that the site selected will
be the one upon which the fiagpole in
memory of the Colorado soldiers who
died in the Spanish War now stands
The Elbert County tribune. [volume] (Elbert, Elbert County, Colo.) 18??-1920, 1905-06-01
May Appeal to Congress.

Denver. Colo, May 25.-The Repub-
lican this morning prints the follow
ing special dispatch from Washing ton:
III Secretary Hitchcock decides to
build an irrigation storage reservoir
in Gore canon. on the Grand river.
Colorado. and thereby forces David H.
Moffat to run his Salt Lake railroad
through the canon ct point above
the level Of che reservoir, there is 60
ing to be fight in Congress.
This is Mr.. Moffat's view at pres
ent. and from assurances he has re-
ceived, he is satisfied that II necessary
1t will be possible to secure specia.
law authorizing his road to have the
right Of way through Gore canon with
out interference by the reclamation
service Of the Interior Department.
Secretary Hitchcock is apparently
opposed to abandoning the idea OF
building storage reservoir in Gore
canon, regardless of what effect such
action will have on the Moffat rail.
road"
The Elbert County tribune. [volume] (Elbert, Elbert County, Colo.) 18??-1920, 1905-06-01
Arid Land Cultivation.

Colorado has much to hope for from
the experiments now being conducted
in raising profitable crops on arid
lands.
1t is a fact beyond question that GER
tain varieties of plants can be made to
grow where other varieties or other
species would perish through lack of
moisture, and it is equally certain that
methods of cultivation add very
greatly to the ability of the plant to
resist drouths.
Along both of these lines the present
experiments are being undertaken.
New plants and new varieties of plants
have been brought from foreign coun-
tries, and it is believed that the condi-
tons in Colorado are favorable for a
profitable growth of many of these
plants. One of them, durum wheat,
has been widely distributed among the
farmers of the state, and as the pres
ent season promises an unusual amount
of moisture, we shall expect very fav-
orable reports, the more so as smaller
experiments in former years have re-
suited successfully.
There is also a record of successful
experiments in past years for a
method of land cultivation by which
shield for the moisture around the
roots of the plant, against excessive
evaporation, and the larger expert
ments that are to be conducted this
year promise much benefit to the agri-
cultural interests of the state.-Pueblo
Chieftain.
The Elbert County tribune. [volume] (Elbert, Elbert County, Colo.) 18??-1920, 1905-06-01
Earl a Famous phiIateIist.

Aboard his ship-rigged valhalla or
her long race across the Atlantic the
earl of Crawford had his famous col.
lection of United States stamps
which is generally conceded to be tbs
finest in the world. The earl is ar
enthusiastic philatelist as he is 9
sportsman. His collection of stamps
is valued at 100000. Wherever the
Valhalla has sailed it has carried this
philatelic treasure with it. In eacf
port where she has been--and thest
are all over the world-heP owne,
has been on the lookout for any rarit.
that would fill gap in his magnif
cent collection. The earl while il
this country went on to Washington
one Of the objects of the trip. it Il
understood, being to get further phila
telic data from the government OF
fcials at the national capital.
The Elbert County tribune. [volume] (Elbert, Elbert County, Colo.) 18??-1920, 1905-06-01
Free Grazing Permitted.

The secretary of agriculture has just
issued an order directing that no re-
striction be placed upon the grazing
of stock within the new forest reserves
that have been or may be created this
year.
There has been considerable con-
Germ among sheep and cattlemen OF
the West on account of the creation ct
new reserves, which include consider
able areas of what has heretofore
been public range. Many letters re-
ceived by the department indicate that
stockmen fear that they are to be de-
prived of their range on short notice.
In justice to those stock interests,
Secretary Wilson, on the recommends
ton of the forestry bureau, decided
to impose no restrictions within the
new reserves this summer Investiga-
lions are now being made to deter
mine how many sheep and cattle may
safely be admitted to these various
new reserves, and based on these in
vestigations restrictions will be i'm
posed next year and grazing season
will We set for each individual re-
serve, to be regulated by climatic and
range conditions.
The order applies to the new re-
serves in Utah, Colorado, Wyoming
and Idaho, and will apply to the new
reserves soon to be established in
these states and in Washington.