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The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1905-10-20
WEEK OF AWFUL GRIMES.
Twenty-Six Homieides Recorded II
Mississippi.

Mobile, Ala, Oct. 16.-During the
week just closed there have been rs
homicides in Mississippi, which equals
the worst weekly record of the year.
Sunflower county gets the credit for
six of these killings within a period
of two days; Kinds county has three,
one of justifiable nature; Simpson
county has two. and the remainder are
scattered over the state.
Mississippi's criminal record this
year has been horrible to contemplate.
1t exceeds by far any record Of pre-
vious years or in the days OF recon
struction. In some counties, especial
ly where there is large negro popula-
ton, human life is so cheap that men
are murdered on public roads and high
ways without fear of the future.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1905-10-20
Earthquake at chelan.

Chelan, Wash, Oct. 19.-Seven dis
tinct earthquake shocks were felt here
last night. The heaviest, about IL
o'clock, lasted several seconds, accom-
panied by loud roar. Houses were
shaken and people frightened, but no
damage is reported. This is the great
est disturbance Of the sort known here
in 35 years.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1905-10-20
EVOLUTION or TINE MOTOR Can.

A Frenchman named Cugnot an En-
glishman named Trevithick. and an
American named oliver Evans had all
been experimenting with steam car
riages In the eighteenth century; and
In 1870 Sir James Anderson. q British
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1905-10-20

Some people. when they own a dog
that would peacefully sleep around
the yard and make no trouble, de IL
ND, TO insure that 1t will howl.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1905-10-20
Nansen for Minister.

Christiania.-The Politiken says 1t
learns that FritzJof Nansen, the Arctic
explorer, will be appointed Norwegian
minister at Washington.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1905-10-20

Buda Pesth has a dead street Of %
houses which no one viii enter because
of the abnormal death rate that has
prevailed there in the past.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1905-10-20

Taxes Raise In France.
The average tax for each French
man has risen from $1E.25 in 1915 10
more than e25 year at present
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1905-10-20

This Il about all the attention some
men attract; When their procession
goes by, people inquire; "Whoss to
neral to-daJT
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1905-10-20

Storm Sweeps Boring Sea.
A severe storm ragged in Boring sea
four days.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1905-10-20

nobleman. had one built which was q
conspicuous success. 1t carried fifteen
passengers. and attained a speed Of nf-
teen miles an hour. Tho steam car
rage was such a vast improvement
upon the dandy horse and the veloci-
psds that capitalists began to build
them By the score. They were inva-
riabiy shaped like stage coaches, each
with q clumsy, putting smoking engine
fastened on behind. Nothing 80 fast
~ the steam carriage had ever bean
Invented, and every idle gentleman Of
Bisbee daily review., 1905-06-11

with the possible exception of Pitts burg & Duluth. In last weeks is- sue of Iron Ore Editor Hewitt dispos- es of the statement made by the Re view in the following manner:
 And there will soon be other mines contributing to the Circles output. Thus far Calumet & Arizona has been their only producer. Lake Superior & Pittsburg is fast nearing a point where it will be mining ore, and this is also true of Pittsburg & Duluth. During the week we have received several letters asking us if there was anything the matter with P. & D. This was owing to the fact that the Bisbee Review said all tue B. c. properties, excepting this one were looking well. It was evidently an error on the part of the Reviews mining editor. We know of nothing the matter with this property It is healthy in so far as we have reliable information concerning it."
 The statement was not an error on the part of the Reviews mining eulJor. We might have said little iuUle III explanation, as this was Q brief state ment
 We are informed there has been lit tie doing in the south end for cou- pie of months past. due to difficulty of access from L. s. &, P. where remod- cling of shaft and completion of raise from the 1850 to the 1250 has been the program The latter is now com pleted, having broken through last night, and the shaft work, we are told. is approaching completion, the time set by the management, we believe, is the last of this month.
 What we had in mind while over looking the above was that the north end has shown no new ore bodies. What has been met with were not par ticularly good, if good at all In this we know, as well as can be known with out seeing it. that we were correct, and in comparison with C. & 4. and L. s. &s P, the results have not been flat tering during this period whatever they may have been prior to a few months since.
 This condition of the work at P. & D. has been known all over town for month and as a well known miner expressed it "P. & D. is causing the boss to lay awake nights" It is a well known fact that P. & D. has some sulphide ore and that this ore is soon to be shiped to the smelters at Douglas for reduction. but expected ore bodies have not ut in an appear ance and that was what was meant when the Review stated that all Bo- nanza Circle properties were looking well with. the exception of P. 6 D. This condition must be known off cially, and Iron Ore has for long time been looked upon as the ~o1ncial organ"
Bisbee daily review., 1905-06-11
THE elseEE QUEEN GROUP.
sHATTUcK 6 ARIZONA.

The Shattuck & Arizona, lying above and beyond the Spray shaft of the Copper Queen, is not member of the Bonanza Circle. It is the prop erty of the Pattison crowd. The Bo- nanzas belong to the Cole-COngdon crowd. If you are found in the com pany of either, don't worry.
 At the Shattuck & Arizona shaft water was encountered on Tuesday night, June 6. At depth of 750 feet the drills broke through into 6 body of water, and the shaft filled so rapidly that the holes were plugged. Since then sinking has been di$contin- ued. Work this week has consisted of cutting a station at the zoo, where 25O gallon per minute station pump will be installed with No. ' Cameron sinker in the shaft. Within three weeks
Bisbee daily review., 1905-06-11
THE LOCAL SITUATION.

The focal situation regarding the Bonanza Circle this week finds the plans nearing elimination for the in creased production from the P < D. and the l.. s. & P. These plans have been underway since last IaI and have been hurried forward as rapidly as possible.
 New shafts had to be sunk, old shafts had to be remOdelled, railroads built and hundreds of minor changes had to be made at the mines. Then the smelter had to be enlarged and new stacks and dust flues erected. all of which has been attended with the usual delays in this section, owing to the slow arrival of freight ship ments and the unprecedented stOr ny weather during the winter monthe. The plans which have been about finished were decided upon at a meet
 ing of the directors in Bisbee in Oc-
 tober last. At that meeting it vas announced that 'in the spring" the l.. s. & P. and P. & D. ores would be added to the output of the Calumet ! & Arizona. The spring months have come and gone and these plans are not yet realized, all of which goes to showthat it is not safe to predict the completion of any improvement work contemplated with the scene of the | improvement so far distant from steel and iron centers.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-06-11

in the handling of powder Not con, tent with one complaint. the plaintiff alleges that he went to the foreman or superintendent, the second time and made complaint, saying that it was dangerous to work in shaft with this fellow employee. The company paid TO attention to the warnings and not long afterwards an accident occurred which was traceable to the careless emloyee alleged in the complaint. There is a statute in Arizona which says that a corporation is liable for damages when the accident is charge able to the carelessness or negligence of a fellow employee, PROVIDED the corporation has had notice of such negligence.
 At the hearing of the case in Tomb stone last week the attorneys ~1r the company demurred to the complaint.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-06-11

way to provide the Warren townsite with a street car system running be- tween Bisbee and the suburbs. In this connection it may be said that the Warren Realty and Dey. Co. will sup ply a long felt want in the district. Bisbee in the past has not been an at tractive place to live. Men with fam lilies found it next to impossi- ble to secure a lot they could call their own, and then the crowding sur roundings were not inviting. In the event that a lease was received from one of the mining companies therewas an uncertainty connected with it that did not encourage the improvement of the property with an idea of perma- nent residence.
 With the Warren townsite in sue cessful operation, and the men behind it is sufficient guarantee of this re-
Bisbee daily review., 1905-06-11
PRODUCTION FOR MAY.

The Calumet & Arizona company produced for the month of May 1886 tons. This has been about the aver age production for each month since January and there is no intention to swell the output for the remainder of the year. Sixty days later more ore will be treated from the Oliver shaft of this company but the production from the Irish Mag shaft Will De corresondingly lessened. C. & A. has been a fast producer and a great body of ore has been taken out of a small area. The bringing in of the Oliver shaft will relieve the tension at the C. & A. without decreasing the out put. Extra jackets are en route from the east for the furnaces at Douglas. The big stack and the dust chamber are completed and ready for business and the construction force is hurrying the completion of the dust flue and the tressel which will carry the dust flue above the elevation of the feed floor
 At the smelters a reserve ore pile of 5000 or coco tons is constantly kept on hand which in the event or a shut down at the mines or a blockade of the Crook tunnel is sufficient 10 keep the smelters in operation for seven days. The shut down at the Irish Mag for forty-eeht hours dur ing the first part of the week on ac- count of the cave-in in -hs Crook tunnel caused some little iaconven- fence and all told represented some thing like $25O0 loss.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-06-11
INJURIES AND DAMAGES.

The spring term of the district court is in session at Tombstone. and will continue until the latter part of August On the docket at this term were several cases for damages, on account of injuries received in the mines. A case that was watched with a great deal of interest was one brought by a man named Brunas vs. the PittsbuTS & Duluth Mining Co.,. According to the complaint, Brunas had notified the foreman of the mine of the negligence of a fellow emloyee The demurrer stated that if the en- Joyce of the company was cOgnizant of careIessness and negligence of a fellow employee, it was incumbent up- on him to protect himself by refusing to work with such employee in the same locality. Tn this case the care iessness alleged was known to Brunas before the company was notified. The demurrer further stated that the statute in Arizona was made appli- cable only to corporations which was in the nature of class legislation. The demurrer was sustained on these grounds. Two other damage suits were also demurred out of court.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-06-11
GOLD TREASURE NOTES.

Superintendent McHenry has set [ the wheels in motion at the Gold ] Treasure, about a dozen men are in [ the mine, employed principally in ! clearing away, relieving the lower tun- / nels and drifts of water, and general preparatory work.
 Developing water is an important feature in their preparations, and in this detail they are meeting with splendid success. The pumps em- ployed in development work Is al- ready throwing a 3 inch column and 40 feet of pipe is being placed.
 car of lumber of very essential dimensions was hung up several days this week by the cave-in at the E. P. & s. ". tunnel Contractor McCarty is showing preliminary work OH Jne mill and tramway. He is also figur- ing with the company to put in a regulation narrow guage from the Cananea branch, the work would in- volve some clever engineering, in- cluding several switch-backs, but Mir. McCarty, who was prominently iden- tified with the building of the Na2O- zari and the Cananea roads will come fully up to all the requirements necl essary in a successful contractor. The certainty of a splendid water supply is one source of profound congratu- Iation to the management.
 General Manager Sparrow and his able field men are unfolding the en- terprise systematically and swiftly. Development work is resumed in the mine and every hour brings forth i'm proved conditions both in the matter of ore bodies and values.
 Lee Tinker, the veteran and courtly chef of the Gold Treasure camp start ed East on a protracted visit last Thursday, and will return in the course of a month
 Never before in the history of the camp has the outlook been so promis- ing.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-06-11

& Manufacturing Co. It is probable that the third furnace at the shelter will be started up before the fourth is actually on the ground
 The delays have been exceedingly annoying to the management but could not be prevented from this end. With the Cole shaft about finished and the raise in P. & D. practically completed the connecting of the third furnace at the smelters with the new stack and dust chamber, will com plete the chain of events that will bring two more mines of the Bonanza Circle into the active list.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-06-11

At a meeting of the stockholders of the Tucson Street Railway company held Saturday evening a plan was considered to take care of the floating indebtedness of the company, which amounts to about S8,000. It was de- cided to request the stockholders to stand an assessment for their propor- tion of the amount of indebtedness.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-06-11

Bisbee will celebrate the 4th of July
 and it is barely possible that L. s. & P. and P. & D. will have a little celebration of their own and send the first ores down to the smelters on that date. Everything will be in readi- ness at the mines by that time but the company has been compelled to wait for it's additional furnace from the east, owing to the destruction of the works of the Springfield Boiler
Bisbee daily review., 1905-06-11
CADENA DE CORRE.

A letter received today from Albert E. Zeh, secretary of the Cadena de Cobre, reports the strike of another fine body of copper ore. This strike was made in the Monterey tunnel, the face of which is two-thirds malachite of high grade. This ore was encoun- tered just as the work was approach ing an enormous body of iron, which crops higher up, and looks as if it were the beginning of another large body the same as has been shown up in the
Bisbee daily review., 1905-06-11

the management expect to see the pumping machinery installed and sink ing resumed. In the opinion of one closely connected with the company the shaft is about to break through into an ore body Just before the wa, ter was encountered the drills broke through into a soft formation which had every indication of ore, and the water in the shaft carries considerable copper. Another boiler is to be add ed to the equipment immediately.
 e e S
 MOVING MINING MACHINERY.
 The Bisbee Transfer and Express Co. reports the following contracts for next week.
 They will haul two 15O-horse power boilers for the Saginaw and assist in placing them. They will also haul a arge pump from the Calumet & Bisbee
Bisbee daily review., 1905-06-11

will be in the nature of tests to decide the location of the station pumps. It is announced, however. that one drift will be run in the direction of c. & P. territory.
 As soon as the men are out of the bottom of the shaft a pair of drifts will be started from the ore laveI in the shaft The last Body was passed through close to the ,4U0 ana the urIIts rom this level will follow the ore body.
 NEW GENERAL OFFICES.
 The new general offices Of the Bo nanza Circle which are in contempla- ton on ground adjoining the June ton, or in that vicinity, are still as far away as ever. New improvements and changes both in real estate and railroad circles promised in that di rection has held up the decision for the exact location of the general of fee building. r. has been decided to build new offices. and work will nc doubt be commenced before thes cold winter months come The present quarters of the office force is anything but convenient, and the ground space is needed for mining operations.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-06-11

There are more buildings being erected in Clifton at the present tune than at almost any other period of the towns history. In fact the town is almost on a boom. New residences are springing up aii over town, and many more are under contemplation. Property values are increasing stead fly.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-06-11

to the Saginaw. They aso have the contract to haul pump and pipe to the Shattuck & Arizona property.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-06-11
v THE REVIEW AND IRON ORE.

In speaking of the Bonanza Circle in our issue of two weeks ago we took occasion to say that all Bonan- ga Circle properties were looking well
Bisbee daily review., 1905-06-11
LAKE SUPERIOR 6 PITTssURe.

At the L. s. & P. the force is on the home stretch in the work of re- modelling the Cole shaft. The old compartments are well under way and making excellent progress and the latter end of this month will see the work all completed without a doubt.
 Four more days will also see thc raise between the 1850 and l25O at the P. & D. completed. Development work at the L. s. & F., also on the south end of the P. & D. has been stopped, pending completion of this york. Exploratory work on the north end of the P. & D. claims continues al a depth of 1250 feet but no ore strikes are reported in that direction. At the L. s. & P. mine the entire force is at work on the shaft. Quota tions on L. s. & P. yesterday were s33.OO asked and P. & D. s16 asked.
 AT THE HOATsoN.
 At the Hoatson the newes; shaft in the Bonanza Circle. depth of 154 feet was recorded this week, but as yet the equipment is only tempo rarv. The HoatsOn is being sunk on the Del Norte claim of the Calu met & Pittsburg and is to be put down 1000 feet just as soon as possible and will be used for working shaft. The Hoatson is expected to prove the Calumet & Pittsburg ground vafuable for something else besides water and
Bisbee daily review., 1905-06-11

Bisbee tunnel This property is fast fulfilling what it's surface indications have promised all along-one of the foremost copper properties in the whole State of Sonora. Bisbee stock holders are very enthusiastic over this last strike, and with good reason, toe.
 AT THE OLIVER.
 Over at the Oliver the ore that is being taken from the drifts is hauled through to the Irish Mag shaft and hOisted there.
 The 2500 GU. it. compressor at this shaft is now being placed, two marine boilers are already on their founda- tiOrs, and two more are on the ground and ready to be set. The cuts for the railroad tracks will be through by July l, and the Oliver is fast rounding into shape to add materially to the C. & A. production. As stated previously, the coming in of the Oliver will not increase the monthly production from the c. (, 4. group, but the burden of producing the ore will be divided be- tween the Irish Mag and Oliver shafts in more equal proportions.
 S E S
 THE BlS5EE QUEEN GROUP.
 The Bisbee Queen group, owned Dy B. F. Graham ct al., changed hands this week, Grand Rapids men being the principal purchasers. The Bis bee Queen is situated at the lower end of the district, and it is not the inten- ton of the purchasers to work the property for some time to come.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-06-11

the Del NOrte claim is considered the most promising of any in the group. At a depth of 134 feet the formation is limestone. At the old Briggs shaft on this property sinking was resumed this week with one crew at a depth of 1045 feet. 4 pleasant feature con- nected with the resumption of sink ing at the Briggs is that there las been no increase in the water Two crews have since been put to work, and sinking continues steadily. Form erly every drill hole put in the bot tom of the Briggs shaft brought an in crease in the water. but the new work has found this condition changed. No doubt the Junction pumps are do ing their full share to relieve the sit uation at the Briggs shaft. The bot tom of the Briggs is reported to be in limestone at this depth, and alto gether the company is employing from fifty to sixty men. A ffty-foot gal lows was framed at the Briggs shaft this week for the Hoatson. and dou- ble drum hoist is also to be placed at the new shaft
 2 P B
 THE JUNCTION..
 The Junction shaft has passed the 1000 foot mark. and continues in al tered limestone The flow of water from the pumps is 6 little less than 1000 gallons per minute. Prepara- tiOns are being made to drift from rne 1000 foot level. and the shaft will be put down thirty feet additional to pro- vide a stump for the sinkers. A depth of 10O3 feet has been attained. The first drift run from this level
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-04-15
IN THE HOUSE

The House of Representatives did not
seem to be I'm the mood for serious work
this morning. There were many va
cant seats and the rumor passed cur
rent that a number of the members
were away resting in anticipation Of
the ball game with the Senate.
The House concurred by vote of II
to in the Senate amendments fixing
the farriers' license fee at So instead of
$40 as imposed by the House bill.
The Committee on Public Expendi-
lures recommended the tabling of the
resolution for the reimbursement of w.
E. Shaw for the loss Of horse which
fell through a hole in Mokaalehua
bridge.
The Public Expenditures Committee
recommended that the resolution to re-
duce the price of the Revised Laws
from $40 to S. be tabled. The first cost
OF the book, it was stated, was 1896,
and the government hardly comes out
even on the publication as it is.
The Education Committee reported
unfavorably on the bill to establish and
locate an agricultural college and mo-
del farm. The committee took the view
that the Lahainaluna seminary, If the
proposition of the superintendent is
carried out, will accomplish to a large
extent the objects of the bill.
The Committee on Public Lands and
Internal improvements recommended
the passage of the bill defining the
plumbing district of Honolulu and es-
tablishing regulations for the plumbing
and drainage of buildings and the con-
struction of house sewers. Minor
amendments were suggested.
The Police Committee submitted a re-
port on the bill relating to fast driving
over bridges, recommending it's pass
age.
The Police Committee recommended
that All Nam be repaid $25 bail which
had been retained by error.
House Bill 1888, regulating and licens-
ing trades, and House Bill 1879, respect
ing licenses We're ordered taken from
the Judiciary Committe and brought
up in the House on Monday.
Coelho introduced a jointr esolution
authorizing the Health Committee to
employ three physicians to examine
Mrs. Makanui and such other leper sus-
poets as may wish at the Kalihi station
and also to employ three physicians to
examine patients at Kalaupapa. The
resolution was read a first time.
The House adjourned at 1850.