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Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-17
sANTA CRUZ COUNTY
( (NOgaleS Oasis.

The board of supervisors have or dered extensive repairs upon the No gales and Calabasas road.
 The Duquesne Mining 6 Reduction | Co.,, are in receipt of a large shipment of mine supplies, tools, etc.
 The Four Metals Mining Co.,, at Mowry, are preparing for vigorous campaign of development work. A letted from Lochiel states that Miss de la Osa has resigned the post masJership at that place, and the mai no longer goes there. Those having letters, papers, etc, or business with the P. O. Department, have to go up to Duquesne, the nearest postoffice.
 A new road from the Sonoita canon, above Calabasas to the Salero region is public necessity. Such a highway would pass to the eastward of the Calabasas mountain, and would short en the distance between Nogales and Salero eight miles or more. The county board should build such a road
 NIT. W. S. Wilde of Old Glory has sold the Gold Bullion mine to Judge Clay Peters, of San Francisco. The Star says the deal was completed in Tucson last week, and that the price for the property was s25,000. It is understood that s100,000 will be ex- pended in development by the new owner. MI. J. NJ Drennon of Los Angeles, will have charge of the work. A corporation called the Border Min ing Co. has been organized to take over the property and conduct opera tions.
 The owners of the Joplin mine, a good property in the Tyndall district. Santa Rita mountains, consisting of a number of Tucson and Nogales gen tlemen, have incorporated and will offer stock in the new company, to raise funds to prosecute further de- velopment The property is one that has produced a great deal of silver in former years, and there is no reason why it may not be placed again in the ranks of permanent and valuable producers
 At the Bland mine, in the Tyndall district, Santa Rita mountains, Wedn- esday of last week, NIT. Ed Hill was killed instantly by the premature ex- plosion of a blast, said to have been due to a defective fuse. The unfortU- nate man had his head crushed, his shoulder broken, and suffered internal injuries. The owner of the mine, MT. E. Heck, sent word to Nogales for Justice Gildea to come out and hold an inquest. The request was re ferred to the district attorney who ruled that Justice Black of Tubac, being the nearest justice of the peace, should do so, and that official was sent for, but was not at home. As there is no justice at Patagonia, where the voters in the SalerO region always vote, there was 10 constituted au- Ihority there to call upon; so the peo- ule in the vicinity of the mine held an
Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-17

w. C. Greene's Rio Grande, Sierra Madre & Pacific railroad survey has been completed from Nuevas Casas Grandes to Temosachic, both points in lhls state. From a reliable source comes the news that the engineers engaged on the location work should have reached Temosachic, the west eTn terminus of the Chihuahua & Pa. cific railroad, on Thursday of this week
 From Temosachic the line will be continued up into the vast timber tracts about Dedrisk. The main trunk line to the west will probably cross the Chihuahua and Pacific's road to TemOsachic at or near Santo Tomas.
 Between Nuevas Casas Grandes. the present terminus of the Rio Crande. Sierra Madre & Pacific, and Temosa. chic, a maximum grade of one per cent has been found.-Chihuabua En- teTprise.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-17

The job of retimbering the shaft on the property of the North Butte Cop per company is finished, with the ex- ception of the guides, which will be a thing of the past soon. The shaft will be placed in commission at once and from then on the company will hoist the ore of the property through it's own workings. Since the Tetim- bering work was begun, about three and a half months ago, the output has been hoisted through the shaft of the High Ore. A lot of timbermen have been at work on the guides and only few hours work will be needed to complete the job.
 The new engine las T ot ye5 arrived. but is expected any day. A new steei and brick building is bsing erected over the foundation. ibe latter having been completed. Piers for the Gew steel head frame are nov being place3, but the frame itself will not he deiiv- cred until Feb. 1. The placing of the shaft in commis5 5i In win Ieiive tbe pressure on the High Ore and increase the output of North P.Itte glfitc ma teriaiiy. q
Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-17
LATEST ON ToNoPAH
Report of Mir. Spur. Of Practical Value to the Miner and of h.
 terest to the Student.

One deposits wera discovered in the Tonopah mining district, Nevada, in April, 1900, by Mir. James L. But Ter. In the fall and winter of 1902, Mir. J. E. Spur of the United States Geological Survey visited the district and studied it. He repeated his wis it the following summer, and in the fall of 1903 gave the main economic results of his investigations to the public in the form of a brief prelimi- nary report, which the Survey listed as Bulletin No. 219. The final report which is entitled Geology of the Ton opah Mining District, Nevada has recently been published as Profes- sional Paper No. 42, and is now avail able, free of charge, to all who are in- terested in the development of this important mining region.
 The geological problem presented in this district could have been solved only by trained petrographer, since the igneous rocks that carry the vein by practicall barren flows of more recent eruptives. The very careful and thorough study of the district which Mir. Spur has made can hard ly fail to be of great practical value to the miner, as well as of scientific interest to the student of ore depOs- it's. The value and interest of the text are enhanced by the addition of seventy-eight illustrations, which in clude topographic and geological maps (sOme of them in colors), dia- grams, stereograms, plans of veins and faults, geologic sections and cross sections, and photographic views of characteristic landscape features.
 The rocks of the mining district are all of immediate volcanic origin, with the exception of a series of water laid tuffs, which represent the ac- cumulations of fine volcanic detritus in a Tertiary lake. All the rocks are of Tertiary age, probably Miocene- Pliocene. The first eruptives of this volcanic epoch, as displayed at Ton opah, were andesites. Two andesites have been distinguished-Lhe younger or earlier andesite and the later an- desite, which is slightly more basic than the earlier andesite. Subse- quentiy eruptions of shyolite and of
Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-17

Keweenaw Copper appears to show the same symptoms of all the rest of the line handled by the Bonanza Cir cle management. The public imposes great confidence in the gentlemen who are at the head. The report that no stock will be allotted the public unless the lands show merit is an indication of the desire of the promoters to have the organization properly handled. The management wants no man disappoint- ed. The work of development will be pushed with great vigor, and there seems to be more than a fair chance for the finding of a profitable copper bearing lode. The drill work done has already shown much of promise. There is an immense tract of land to be tried, and those now in charge krow how 10 put down the shafts and run the drifts that are necessary to prove the property's real value.
 There are big orders coming from the East that cannot be filled. The East, by-the-way, has been the strength of the Bonanza Circle and North Butte market during the week, that section having learned something of the pos abilities of this line. Iron Ore.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-17

informal inquiry into the cause of the death of the victim of the explosion finding verdict as set forth above and the paper, which was numerously signed. was brought into town on Mon day, and filed in the proper office at the court house. Mir. Heck expresses himself as feeling that there has been q neglect of official duty in some quar- ter. and thinks that the first call made upon Nogales precinct, should have been needed.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-17


 n @ @ @ stock & aF nd eTe has been @ nn for & every os % Wolverine Arizona and there big producers fellows prodted hs share condition and came along up the ladder for three to four dollars per was n57s1 @ s 7 @ 1S SSss % ss the Dao and @ snd e the & t'Dug % ns h D h ] @ @ ne @ fS @ per @ Roaa @ e in are responsible for the flight of l. P stock and the D. is in the
 
 nS the @ ee @ % m an e 6pa @ f @ da 3 ] p share % m thi m o @ lars per share for it's during the week. and there has plenty
 conservative Ons cOe Development The siNoar mark has already m gos a the par of the he Tsst & that 1o oHs on @ & ds 6 @ as TSpG @ p grqys & h@ & w9 @ a @ & sSI % 3 n ef
 with COhse s25O paid Rs trading F. Proctor and Mcsian Brothers of La canane are
 TIE cocse pEVgLopMgN1The hostng engine at the cochise shaft and steam aS fr turned on Friday The new machinery worked entirely satisfactory galOTs Monday part of the week The engine has capacity depth All shaft and widening it o tbrecoparmnt will be underway before our @ @ I s6 drift 8 ne b 0 sna @ 75S De sunk M 5 to 6 % 8 3 @ @ ap @ a a % at m S p % WR aRd @ @ % @ s0n B d snas ore n f me ea
 WARREN REAlTY OEy coThe received he Rey Hfored % that @ nn w be don in the way W of reanz the @ patent @ from he nted States land % oee at Washington @ which @ pe 1T0 or % % % onS m @ % n T % fbee % naen @ @ y eeeye War matters will be at sandsd From the rapid development work being on aG & ce Dem ana n @ tfora inc pin prt n+b e % & he value warren sH gTouG m %ai b s h % @ Ipg b m
 Saginaw mark alice INCREASING shaft steadily When drilling underway twenty ] 0gesets 0 & %SeF a probable neate awaiting the arrival of before much more hedwa be made boiler was received this week and IS being place The formation oOnIgei @ with punches of p
 has been @ Bs6ee @ the @ ssv FeDP ] & % 'g @ % a0 @ @ Pe 5a and n roe - '-' - 'Ishpeming Mich, 15. Keveenav organized March 18th so5 Capital izao ten millions four thousand shares par $2 issued 6O1Oo at railroad and mining railroad known Drilling lode that has been determined Medora showing the pit and the Medora claims kewenaw are separated rom bearing General opinion beddd of the old which has been open through the grounds north and serves confirm thirty aggressive early spring eneray
 COMBUSTION OF CONNECTIONS WITH SACRAMENTO sHAFT-I The Lowell mine connection by drift on the l2OO level with the ns between the Sacramento and other Copper Queen shafts with the with the Sacramento until
  the main dveFey shaft of the for the ores of it's ent direct connection with for though all the mines connected with the main all from the lowest levels available and to has S put o @ % % toipon % @ no sman raIne % in this camp be- of exceeding derabny from the adpons of economy ana working contend with main railroad ba%I o~ grades that have heretofore he reduoo r of operating removal s4g g Fag4 a[ OF @ n eol0 BEARING Mcarn
 work at the Hickey claims in the vicinity of the sinking for its whole depth thirty feet He has had
Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-17
ON THE RIGHT TRACK AT LAST,

Globe Silver Belt.)
 One of the most ambitious. and yer feasible propositions brought forth in the history of Globe has just been launched which, if capably managed on the plans now outlined, is morally sure of success-as well based as any that have preceded it that are now t., successful operation.
 large group of claims. once fam ous for the rich silver-lead ores shin ped from them, has been connected with another of known value by locat. Ing and absorbing intervening ground and 50 claims in all have been incor- porated under the tiNe of The Radiulr Mines Company
 Four miles north of the Old Domin. lon smelter on a direct line towards Hamilton basin these claims traverse section of country from one 70 two miles in width. north to south. and nearly four miles from Pinal creek eastwerd Among those claims there are more than dozen which have a record of producing from s1O.OOO tc, sZOO,OOO each by the crudest methods rom shallow workings before the COD. per era dawned on the Silver Belt's as this district was then known.
 Nothing more modern than a hand wlndlass was ever used on any shaft in these properties and scarcely a stic;- ol timber was placed in the numerous tunnel openings which were necessari- ly primitive affairs.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-17

It has long been a matter of won. dernient that the claims which pro duced so much high grade silver ore in the days of the early excitement in thls district, should lie neglected in the same condition as the original operators left them.
 On the properties of the Old Domin- ion company and the Copper Hill mines, now immense producers of con per since depth has been obtained in the workings, silver and lead ores carrying high values were produced Tn the early days and from this begin- nlng the Globe camp grew to it's Dres- ent proportions. The decline in sil. yer prices, expense of transportation ana difficulty of operation combined to render production unprofitabIe.
 Since the time that work ceased on those claims bearing silver. lead and gold ores, the railroad has come. new processes have been discovered to ren. der the treatment of low grade ores profitable and conditions have beao completely reversed.
 Copper came to the front and afeeT many years of unprofitable effort by other companies, the Old Dominiop's smelter and concentrating plants have been put in successful operation, serv- ing as an object lesson to demonstrate what capital and judgment combined can accomplish. The establishing of market for all classes of copper bearing ores at Globe has been the means of opening mines from Pinto creek to Copper Hill and hundreds Of thousands of tons of rich custom ore has beeen put through the O. D. re- auction plant, turning small fortunes back to the shippers.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-05-28
Sentence Cemmutec,

The president has commuted 10 ex
pire Immediately the sentence Of Dick
Harris. who was convicted in the Unit.
ei States court Of Indian Territory in
February. 1902, for the larceny Of a
horse. Under the law five years was
the least sentence that could be I'm.
posed. although the horse was not
worth TO exceed $50 Harris will be
released tomorrow from Fort Leayen-
worth.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-05-28
Christian Church.

Evangelist c. r Siehol is conduct.
ing series of meetings 1t the Chris.
tan church. Mr.. Sichol is a rapid
speaker and announces that he will
take pleasure IL answering any Bible
question or preach on any subject
that may be suggested. The meeting
will be continued through all the
week. Subject Sunday morning,
Natural and Spiritual World"
Subject night, Bed Too Short, Blan.
ket Too Narrow" You will be vel.
coined at each sermon.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-05-28
eeIstsd League cenxen,ien.

The second day session OF the State
League convention al the c. N. Z
church began with services by Rev
F. J. Gill This vas followed by ad
dresses from the various ministers
Of the city. A paper BY Miss Chris
tina Kebow of Muskogee How 10 L.
terest Our Young People" and one By
Miss Maggie Terry Of South McAles.
ter. The Best Way TO Keep an Ep-
worth League Alive" proved very in
teresting articles. Rev. ]. W. Mat
thews opened the discussion, follow
Cd by Rev. Perkin OF the NJ. B.
church Of Ardmore.
Al the night session services were
conducted by Rev. C. W. Darden, fol
lowed by Rev G G. Grafton. p. E. %
the district, who preached a strong
sermon from tho 42d verse Of the 10Th
chapter Of St LAke.
REV. J. W. MATTHEWS Reporter
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-05-28
ker Mnliner store.

To the People OF Ardnore and Vi
Cirity:
! take this method Of introducing
ny self 20 you and stating 70 you thai
have come from Nashville, Tenn
my former home, 10 your city 10 live
ard become one of you brought
with me strictly uptodate stock OF
millinery goods which goods were pur-
chased with a view OF going into has
iness IL a large city, but owing 70 diff.
hculues that / did not foresee. did
not engage in business as expected.
and these goods were shipped 20 Ard
more, and ! am now Offering same
fo- sale az unbeard of prices, consid.
ering the quality and style d goods.
must close out this stock in order
TO make room for other goods which
expect 10 receive in the future I want
70 see you and get acquainted with
you. whether you want any millinery
Or not. Please call at my store be
tween First National bank and post
ofice-Mrs. Surgeons old stand
and see what ! have 10 offer.
Very respectfully.
2G-3v2 MRS. NJ. c. WILLIAMS.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-05-28
GRAND jury REPORT.
Nsneer q ineie;rnents Se;urneo-Ne
Bills FoUno IN Several Cases.

Ns-esr q Indictments Seturneo-Ne
Bills Fevns IN Several Cases.
The erAnd jury made it, fret report
to the court yesterday The jury has
been 10 session just a week ard has
exam ned a large number Of cases.
The report is as follows:
Hon. Hosea Townsend. Judge Unit.
"a states Court-Sir: The grand
;lry byg leave 60 submit the follow.
ing report:
We have found true bills in the fol
loving commissioner cases, toSit
Walter Davis. arson.
Lucille williams. robbery.
oh. X Bingham, introducing
liquor.
D. II. X. Bingham. introducint
liquor.
Charley Holman. adultery.
J. p. wilson. introducing liquor.
IF Gulley. introducing liquor.
George Matlcck. larceny.
W. A. Hudson, disposing q liquor.
I'd Moody. disturbing peace
We have found DO bills In the FOL.
loving commissioner cases:
Lizzie Csbcet-, assault 70 XII.
J. c. Carroll. assault 10 Kill.
J. l. Meredith e. a.. arson.
:. II. Hatcher. introducing liquor.
oscar Wilkinson. Introducing hesor
Henry l. Cook. assault 70 XIII
Wiley sam. rape.
George steve1sor. i1treducing
Boeuor.
W. r whsuey. introducing and
selling.
We found 10 bills IN TIE following
oonn!ssioner's cases. TIE 6eieIdant.
having pleaded guilty al Other oc1ris
IN this district:
Jim BROOKS. Introducing Nouor
We have found the f5llowing true
bills n original cases. to.Wit:
Weapon ?, disposlng Of iiquor l. dis
turbirg religious worship 8.
Respectfully submitted.
c. p. yASDENBERG. Foreman.
J. s. WORTHY. Clerk
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-05-28
At Graham.

Special 10 the Ardmoreite.
Graham, I. T.. May 27.-The farm
ers are far bJ hind with their work and
many crops in the low lands have
been damaged from a. TO 50 per cent.
Hundreds OF acres Of corn along the
creeks have been washed away. The
dam at The mill broke this mornin-
being unable TO hold the immense
volume Of water which was rapidly
thrown against il.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-05-28
THE CHICAGO STRIKE.
Eist-s stu cent'r.ss Proseee; e.
strike Eese- ine otaer Cites

tBy Associated P-ess)
Chicsgo. May .1-Riotrg ~as r.
a-wed today 1esr the -s;El shopping
district Missiles we're thrown AZ
a blockade formed q. Souih Water
and STATE sire--s 4 patrol WsTon
'oai of police d-sp=-sei ,hs noo.
A possible sprea5 q the strike ei
v1pfess drivers 70 o,t.r cities Is a
1e~ eieue1t II tse situation.
Tie sctioE q ,ae Associated Bull0-
.-g Trades -esr-sssrtns upwards O.
1900 urioa vorEver, z ~1taarzv-
Ing bob nora sod fazreial Elppor7
from TIE te2ns-.-s' czee las cut q.
rsGriy s. cc9 . wei ton TIE s,rik-
crs fure
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-05-28
Attention, Intermarried Men.

II you are an inJernarr.ed citizen
q the Choc;av or Chickasaw nation,
and not enrolled, send your fun name
and address also the name Of your
husband or wife. the date Of your
marriage, and the number Of your
wife's or husbands certificate Of al
lotnert for register. No fee charged
II E DRACGHoN, Sec.
liermaTTied Mems Association.
23-dl2-v2 Marietta, /. T.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-05-28
For Rent.

l0-room house with large lot, barn
and sheds, Per month $40.
4-room house close in. Per month
sl250
2-room house on Wess Broadway.
Per month IS.
See me for particulars. have many
other bargains that will take pleas
ure in showing.
W. s. SMITH.
Real Estate and Insurance once
l05l2, West Main Street.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-05-28
STORMS IN TERRITORY


lCorci15e1 from Page j.
town uatef stood from rne to three
fa,f deep S-ve-al small houses wers
carried from oue to 40 blocks
Horseb1ld Effects and goods in base
ueuts were much damaged.
About co. Zee. q t-scs - H. sol-h
end q the Rock Island ysris OF t.e
main lire vas washed oUt Washcu.s
also occurred OF the IGngun line
u,st q here. TIE damage vin
auount to several thousand collars.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-05-28
At Censnehe.

Special to the Ardmoreite.
Comanche l. T, May 27.-Traffi :
on the Rock Island is tied up on &C
count Uf washouts on the main line
between MARROW and Chickasha. No
damage except TO crops has been re-
ported In this section.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-05-28
Generous Offer.

To men or ladies who desire 20 at
tend funerals or 10 go TO the Gene
terry for any purpose, on days except
Sundays, will give them the use OF
a good single rig for 81.
II at any time you fail 20 find a
team At other barns, remember the
Central Livery stable can supply
you. have more good teams and
buggies than any other barn in the
city. Phone 35.
r. L. HOLLAND, Prop:
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-05-28
At peueherty.
to the Ardmoreite

Special 10 III, Ardmoreite.
Dougherty, J. T. May 27.-Washiia
river and Rock creek are both higher
than they have been for some time j
Is reported here that the santa r
track is out between here and Davis,
but this umor has not been confirmed
and is likely q mistake.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-05-28
A Private Sale.

! have for sale at 10 ?. Williams
store building some household goods
consisting OF iron beds. springs, mat
tresses. pillows, dressers. washsands.
vardrobse, chairs, rugs, parlor suit
and toiet sets. Inquire at the house.
one door west OF c. p. vanDenberg.
ls1 MRS. J. A McSAUGHT.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-05-28
First Presbyterian Church.

Rev. + W. Havley Of Oklahoma
City will preach today. Our usual ser
vices will be held al II a. N. and S'l5
p n. Sunday school al s:4j a. II.
Special music has been provided for
both services. A cordial invitation
awaits you = w8
CHAS. c. WETH, Pastor
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-05-28

A territorial charter was issued yes
terday al Guthrie, Ok. for the Colon.
ial Construction and Building com.
pany of Oklahoma City and Lexing-
ton, with 100000 capital stock, for
the purpose Of building the electric
interurban between Oklahoma City,
Lexington and Sulphur Springs, /. T..
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-05-28

Mrs. Hugh Nichols, while sitting op
Friday night with a sick reighbor Eel;
an attack OF cholera morbus coming
upon ner and seeing a bottle Of red
icine which vas recommended 10 rs-
lieye the attack. took fifteen drops Di
the medicine. Within threee hours sla
was suffering from commissions aui
pent a most miserable fag yCster.
DAY. She was reported bs ,cr last
right.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-05-28
First Rantist Church.

Morning sermon by request Of ID
C. A r. Theme our Memories Of
the Dead and Their Influence" Even,
ing theme The Means That Briug-
Conviction 10 a Sinners Heart" Al
are invited and made welcome.
J. l. KELLER, Pastor.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-05-28

Special 20 n, ArlDoreite.
Marietta. J. 7. Nay "a repCr,
reachei here today that Leon hs5 fGii-
en victim 70 q heayy viod ard rsln
storm. The wires are down AID 10
particulars ar obtAinsb.s No l1-s
q life has heen reported.
The general merchandise SO q
W :. Ho5res vas rs4ed 20 TIE ground.
The ros'0Hce ~as locsted z this
building M-oE damage 20 properly
j. reported