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Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1905-11-10

PACKING CONCORD UNAI E'o' "N
KEUKA, NEW YORK. :.
Those were cultivated vines. Doupt'
less native vines grow to much great
er ages. ,,
The viticulturist Of the Department
IF Agriculture, George G. Husmann'
states that he has never seen vine
among the endless number or natives
Astounding in our forests that mas oleu
from the effects of age. Some old grape
vines grow to immense size. There Is
a wild crane vine on the shores OF MO
lille Bay under which Andrew Jackson
twice nitched his tent in his cam
naiqns against the Seminoles, which
has circumference OF over SIX Ieet
with supposed age OF about loV years
The Size of a Great Tree.
The largest known grape vine IN tn'
world was planted in California IL
1912. It has made a phenomena
growth. Beneath it's spreading branches
which cover nearly half an acre, oo
nersons can find protection from Tn
SUMS heat 1t bears from six to tel
TONS of grapes for a crop and the Gil
cumference of its trunk is eight feet.
While the wine industry is by Tar III
most important feature Of grape grow
ING enormous quantities of tabl
grapes are raised and by means OF IN
proved transportation facilities sent
all parts of the country. Inc Ool
cords, the Delawares and the Niagara
come from the North, the Scuppernont
from the South and the Flame Toka!
and other sugary raisin grapes fro
the Pacific coast 40 c.ot
The last census reported IL stat
having in bearing over 100000 vim
each California being first with y
600 GOO vines, New York second WI
Bisbee daily review., 1905-08-20

Hon. Frank M Murphy of the Tomb stone Consolidated Mines, accompani- ed by his family, is in Los Angeles. MT. Murphy never overlooks a chance to put in a good word for Arizona. In an interview with an Examiner rep resentative he is reported as having said:
 Arizona is prospectus A very large shelter is being built at Hum boldt, about twenty-five miles from Prescott which will compete with the Fl Paso smelters and will also de rive much business from the regions of the west.
 Another place where there will be much activity is Tombstone. The mines there have all been consolidat- ed and are being pumped out. The water is now down to the S00-foOt level and will be reduced so that the mines can be thoroughly worked. I look to see Tombstone one of the great producers of the country, for the mines are of known resources, the water having been the reason they were shut down
Bisbee daily review., 1905-08-20
National Game Preserve
 For AFizORa,U

Salt Lake, Utah, Aug. 19.-Members Of the Utah and Arizona congressional delegation will unite with President Roosevelt in an effort to establish a rational preserve in Arizona strip be- tween the grand canon of the Colorado in Arizona and the southern boundary of Utah
 It is proposed to set aside aa area of about 2,50O square miles. The place has natural boundaries and con tains splendid grazing grounds. It is already well stocked with deer and other animals. The plan under con. sideration contemplates making 1t breeding ground for buffalo as well as a game preserve.
 Buffalo Jones, game superintendent of Yellowstone Park, is now in Arizona examining the section by request of the president.
 The Santa Fe reaches the southern side of the canon near the proposed preserve. and by means of al asral passenger tramway, about 4O9 feet in length, the preserve could easily be reached by tourists.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-08-20
FABULOUSLY RICH STRIKE OF GOLD
 NEAR BOWIE

Callahan ELS prospecting rich strike gold silver quiet until within the
 made side the Dos Cabasos about Ii miles miles from the old Cabasos. It within miles of the P. railroad
 The of the discovery told by MT Callahan who the property, follows:
 A Thompson 9 between WheafieIds and River government building grubstaked who is Black Gordon has the discovery probably himself Thompson rich
 brought SS000 silver Callahan telurium. the shape of kidney lying hanging
 A 10 feet $0OOO the Tn width the the feet but MT Callahan and that the bottom of t shaft all the rich that the surface.
 the knowledge o Gordons strike diggngs says whole miles Henry exsher of Ga offered onefouh interest when Gordon brought in the first before digging done and that he understood that he Callahan discovery of townse anything.
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Bisbee daily review., 1905-08-20

appeared diamonds, but were silica. It settled it, and where the begirDing of the week saw the rise of what the promoters believed woulI be iwC of the greatest cities )n the continent, the end of the week saw their all, and hereafter they will exist only in mem ory.-Tonorah Bonanza.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-08-20
EXPERT HALLucINArIoNs.

The recent controversy over the pro. duct and the value of the Green Con. SoLldated Gold mines in Sonora brought out some curious statements from va rious men who claimed to have exam med the property but probably the most interesting statement of all was printed in one of the lading mining re- views short time ago.
 The article in question purported to be an interview with a. man who is described as a prominent and well known man, and one who was well &C., Quainted with the Green properties. In this interview the. prominent en- gineer praised the property highly, saying he had examined it thoroughly, knew the country well in which it was situated, and ended the interview with the astonishing statement that he had come to the conclusion that the Greene Company's placer ground in the Mag dalena mining district in the state of Sonora, Mexico, was an extension of the rich gold deposits of Tonopah,- Goldfelds and Bullfrog in the state of Nevada, |. s. A.
 If Col Greene was fortunate enough to have seen the above mentioned ar ticle he must have been highly anus ed at receiving this unsolicited boost. As Tonopah and Magdalena are about 500 miles apart, the prominent, eagin- eer must have had quite an Interesting trip tracing the lode from Nevada to Mexico.
 Such absurd statements are befiev- ed by many people, uHaecaatoted with mining and the location of famous properties, and it is an fn 3tfrl! to 8egftf- mate mining to allow them fn print E..
 Several years ago a gang of wild eaters in St. Louis, issued a pfGspecF tus in which they announeed that khey had just secured the richest niue in Arizona that it lay in hAtwean the famous Copper Queen and United Verde mines, one being on the foot wall and the other on the hanging wall. and that a limited amount of stock was for sale.
 Absurd as this statement may seem to people knowing the situation of. the two mines, they being about 269 miles apart, this company succeeded in seft-' ing s360,000 worth of stock before they were exposed and had to flee the country The statement concerning the Greene company's connection with Tonopah is about on a par with the one made by the St. Louis outfit.
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Bisbee daily review., 1905-08-20
ausY AT THE oLIvER.

The Oliver shaft continues to afford the busiest scene offered by the Circle properties. They are crowding things along there with all possible speed and the work is beginning to show up strong in results on the surface Free ton of the engine and boiler house has been attended by very satisfactory
Bisbee daily review., 1905-08-20
CAUGHT IN SHALLOW SHAFT ON
 z, M. & D, PROPERTY.

On Monday, says the Silver Belt, the contractors engaged in sinking a shaft on the Consolidated Mines and Devel- Opment cOmpany's property, about sev- en miles west of Globe, encountered a vein of sulphide ere in which they have been working since, running at depth of ever seven feet into black sulpnide, which is of higher grade than that above. The bottom of the shaft is all in ore. the vein pitching at quite an angle from the shaft. Ore was first encountered about forty-fve feet below the surface, and, of course. $ regarded as only an evidence that there is a large body of sulphide ore which may turn out to be richer at depth. The first assays made were of ore taken from a number of drill holes, and returns of per cent were recorded. Some of the ore taken after the last shot on Tuesday assayed II per cent copper. It will shortly he tested for iron and sulphur, and if the proportions are right the ore would be very valuable for smelting DUP. poses, locally. The ore is all being saved to await future developments. Sinking of the shaft to a depth of l5O feet will be prosecuted as origin ally planned and a crosscut run at this depth toward hanging and foot walls. to determine the quality and quantity of the deposit. On the surface some good carbonate ore has been found, and the indications have greatly en- outraged the directors of the company who are now determined to see the exploration pushed to a finish.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-08-20
IRISH MAG SHAFT.

At the Irish Mag shaft there is noth- ing new to report. The great mine is continuing with the steady perform ance that has made for so much in the line of dividends and treasury reserve in it's few years of production IL is said to be looking better with every passing day. just as the great producers of the Copper Queen, which are in better shape today than ever before in their history.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-08-20
Al C. c A. sMELTER.

All the jackets for the new furnaces at the Calumet 6 Arizona smelter have now been shipped. This part of the work has advanced to stage where but short time will be required to make completion. The chief cause of delay now rests in failure of the contractors to have shipped the large travelling crane on time. Delivery of ts,s important portion of the new structure is promised within a short time. Tn that event, though there is much work ahead the completion of the increase in the shelter capacity will begin to look much nearer.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-08-20

progress during the week. The bins and ore shutes are in course of con struction and moving right along. They will be ready for service by the time the new steel ga,lows frame is up and ready for its work. The ma tsrials for this frame are now oa the ground. Leading at the Oliver will be direct from the bins to the cars. the bins not being constructed with view of handling anything over the daily production.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-08-20
MR. MuAEIM PREPARING TO SHIP

" h- " O7EiM PREPARING O S7tP
 Jos. NJ. Muheim owns a large amount of mining ground adjoining the Pilaris copper mine, owned by Phelps-Dodge. He has driven a tun- nel 900 feet on his property and has cut vein of high grade silver ore, running from 200 to TOO ounces, in that metal, twenty-two to twenty-nine per cent bismuth and a fair per cent of gold and lead. Quite a force of men are taking out ore and storing it at the mouth of the tunnel until he is prepared to ship. This mine has at it's doors the Phelps Dodge mar row guage railroad and is about sew en miles from the main line extend ing from Douglas to NacOZari. The property is about 100 miles from Bis bee and can be reached the entire dis tance by rail. Tt is one of the most promising propositions in that part of Mexico.
 Mi. Muheim and MT. Gavito own the Fl POrveni de Sonora, located near Cananea. and have given . bond and lease to P. J. Tenancy, who ias struck a nine-foot vein of copper. carrying silver and gold. The miners are now making preparations to ship. and all concerned are highly elated over the promising outlook of the property.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-08-20
DIAMOND FIELDS A FAKE.

Tonopah was thrown into a fever of excitement last Sunday by the re port that diamonds had been discov- cred about three miles northeast of TonOpah, and near the Halifax mine.
 A stampede to the alleged diamond
 fields followed. and before nightfall
 a town was established. This grew so fast that on the following day a sister town, a short distance away sprang into existence. Everything went along swimmingly, the so-called diamonds were extracted from mother earth and pronounced genuine by al legged experts, and visions of diamond fields that would rival those of South Africa fitted through the minds of the residents of the new towns. But alasl there happened to be a real diamond expert in Goldfieid, Capt. Hassell. who has spent many years in the African fields, and who, upon bear ing of the alleged find, repaired post haste to this city. He made several careful tests. and as a result of them. announced that the so-called diamonds
Bisbee daily review., 1905-08-20
THE PHELPs-DooeE INTERESTS


 The enormous holdings of the Phelps-Dodge syndicate can be better appreciated when it is stated that, in addition to their interests at Globe. Clifton-Morenci and Bisbee, mines in Mexico and smelters at Douglas, they own over 1000 miles of railway, as well as several coal fields, the princi- pal one of which is at Dawson, just below the Colorado line in New Mex ico. With few exceptions, all of their properties are reached by their own line of road, which connects mines smelters and coal fields. First they constructed the Fl Paso & Southwest ern from Fl Paso to Benson. Ariz !. and more recently they purchased the Fl Paso & Northeastern, from Fl Paso 10 Santa Rosa and thence on to Daw- son, and they paid for the latter SIG 900 900, and paid in cash. When they constructed the first line 9f road it was accomplished witho-t the issu- ance Of bonds-when the road was completed the bills were all paid--it did rot owe a dollar in the world. The Phelps-Dodge syndicate, perhaps, han dles more copper than any other firm in the world, for, aside from the enor- nous production of it's own mines and mates from numerous smelters it may be said to be the heaviest purchaser of copper in the world The syndicate owns a larger main line of railway trackage than any other firm in the world. in connection with it's tremend- ous copper tTade.-Ores and Metals.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-08-20
A A a NEW GEAR SPUR.

The structure for the treste at the old shelter site that will leJ the new spur to the Czar shaft across the draw above the old smelter scales is about completed. With this portion of the work out of the way rapid progress will be made with construction of the new piece of track. The latter will let trains up to the shaft without the necessity Of climbing the hill and in the course of it's usefulness will make 9 large saving in fuel expenses and general wear and tesT on the track
Bisbee daily review., 1905-08-20
MACHINE MEN IN DEMAND.

Labor of all kinds is finding plenty of employment about the mines, there having been no surplus to contend with in some time. Machine men are at the present time in most demand.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-08-20
AT HE JuNcTION.

During the week just closed deye'- cpment was practically at q standstih at the Junction. This fact was by reascn of the intense heat from the pumps and the steam lines. This should be remedied in the near future and work continue as usual at the nrnnartY
Bisbee daily review., 1905-08-20
cRE0ITAsLE BUILDING.

Completion has been made of the big new change house at the HolbrOok This new building in one of the larg- est, if not the largest. that has been put up in the camp for the purpose for which it was erected. It is ar ranged throughout in convenient and modern manner, with sanitary regu- lations after the latest scientific ideas. Tn all ways it is creditable to the great mine whose workers it is to serve.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-08-20
Ar PlrrsRuRe e puLUrH.

The ore taken out from P. & D. dur ing the progress of development and hoisted through the Cole shaft three months ago has all shipped to the -smelter at Douglas. At present ore being removed in the course of devel- opment is being loaded on the cars for Douglas. This ore is coming from the upraises being made in the Sunnvside claim.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-08-20
STEADILY pIsAPPEARINe.

The last remnants of the old Cop per Queen shelter are disappearing slowly but surely from the once busy site from which so many million pounds of bullion were sent out during the years of activity of the cid plant. Construction of the new line of track to the Car shaft from the shelter scales is making a considerable hole in what is left of the dismantled plant The rest will probably all be out of sight within the yea to make way for improvements that are certain in that immediate locality foc the ben eft of the railroad and the mines. It is believed to be but a question of a short time when the railrOal company will clear the entire site and grade 1t down to a level with the recent freight yard in order to make the room there that constantly growing busi- ness demands for the accommodation of freight traffic.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-08-20
SPRAY CHANGE ROOMS.

The frame work for the new change house at the Spray shaft is nearly up. The building when finished will be strictly modern in all of its appoint ments. It is located next 70 the ore bins oa the lower side.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-08-20
AN IDAHO STAMPEDE.

A special from Challis, Idaho. to he Denver Mining Review says:
 William H. Goss, a Salt Lake min Eg man. and s. F. Hunt, of this place have just returned from the new and sensational gold discoveries on Par ker mountain, some twenty miles west of here. They report a discovery of what appears to be teLlerium ore, hat runs into the thousands in gold.
 Sam Vigus. foreman of the Custer nine for years. took a lot of samples f the ore to Custer for assay, and the returns were 1000 per ton, on the average. Every Custerite that could get away has stampeded to the new camp, and the Loon creek con tingent are in pursuit.
 The usually quiet town of Challis IS all hustle with mining men from east and west, representing various mining syndicates with capital to in vest in the new camp.
 The owners of the Ed Williams mines have refused an offer of s30,O00 for the claim, and parties going in to- morrow are prepared to pay s50,000 for the ground. Ore has been open -st 4-A ACLA h4AAC-C CA4t PAACS-er anu NAAS district is now believed to be an ex- tersive one
 From the east, west and south the district ca- be reached from the Mackay branch of the o. s. L. Sad dle and pack horses art at premium. and must be engaged ahead to be se- cured to make the days ride from Chall;s to the rew camp.
 D. D. D.
 TO ENGAGE IN MINING.
 c. I. Cash, until recently superin- teadent Of the Cananea narrow guage railroad, arrived in the city fast even ing on brief business nilsson. MT Cash has important mining interests in the vicinity of Cananea. He re- signed from the railroad in order to look after these interests. It is state that they will shortly come under de velopment of highly important char acter at the hands of capitalists who have been interested.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-08-20
LAKE SUPERIOR & PITTseURe.

LNFNE 0-F '-'t'~'. -
 At L. s. & P. Cole shaft prepara- tions for activity in production are be- ing made along the same lines as are those at the Oliver. At both proper ties work of the most substantial character is being done with all speed possible in connection with securing oua!itJ in execution. Installation or shutes to handle the ore is now the work to wh'ch most attention is be- ing given.
 AT HoATsON SHAFT.
 Satisfactory work is being done at the Hoatson shaft, where good prog ress is reported The snaIt IS 10" down about PTS feet. The record IS a good one for the time that has been expended in it's making.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-08-20
MArgelAL ON rHE GROUND.

MATE2lAL ON THE GROUND.
 At the L. s. & P. the structural steel for the new head frame is on the ground and ready for erection. This work will go right along with the other surface improvements being made at the property.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-08-20
CALUMET 6 PlTTsRuRo.

Briggs shaft of the c. & P. continues pumping and sinking. The pumps are demonstrating entire ability to hold the water This is all that can be expected there at the present time.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-08-20
FAITH IN TOMBSTONE.

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Bisbee daily review., 1905-08-20
THE SAGINAW.

At the Saginaw mine stations are being cut at two levels and prospect ing work will shortly begin. 4 new hoist which will enable the shaft tO te sunk to a depth of 14OO feet is now on the way, or will be shipped within a few days and upon it's installation the force at the mine will be consider ably increased. The main shaft is al present down about 912 feet and is still in the limestone formation.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-08-20

The Denn-Arizona mine has now
 completed the installation of it's pow CT plant and hoist. with the exception of one more boiler which will short ly be added and the work of sinking is being pushed. The shaft is down over 900 feet and progress is being made at the rate of 100 feet per month.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-04-24
MAY REMAIN IN CABINET.
Powerful Influences Appeal to Foreign
Minister Delcasse.

:
Minister DeIcasse.
Paris, April 24.-M. Delcasse's final
decision upon his resignation as min
lister for foreign affairs was still in
the balance up to noon, but powerful
influences were at work to induce him
to remain in the cabinet. President
Loubet personally appealed to the
minister on the ground Of friendship
and patriotic duty and this was sup
plemented by urgent requests from
Leon Bourgeois and Henry Brisson,
former presidents Of the council Of
ministers, and other foremost leaders.
The letter Of NJ. Delcasse to Pre-
mier Rouvier giving the first intima-
ton OF his purpose to resign was very
brief. 1t based his action solely on
the grounds of health and made no
allusion to any political or interna-
tional consideration. To intimate
friends NJ. Delcasse has recently
spoken of the tremendous strain
placed upon his health by the cares
OF his position. M. Delcasse also felt
that his health was being endangered
by rigorous application to the details
of the foreign Office. Lately the
strain over the Moro can situation and
the question of Frances neutrality
had been particularly severe and to
this was added the Wavering ale
glance Of some strong elements in
parliament.
Late in the afternoon it was an
nounced that M. Delcasse would re-
tain his portfolio.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-04-24
500 Reward. 500.

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at least one dreaded disease that
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all it's stages, and thatis Catarrh.
Halls Catarrh Cure is the only
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being a stitutional disease, re-
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OF the system, thereby destroy
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by building up the constitution
and assist nature in doing it's
work. The proprietors have so
much faith in it's curative pow
ers that they offer one hundred
dollars for any case that it fails
to cure. Send for list Of testi.
monials.
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TOLEDO, OHIO.
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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-04-24
Nothing Equal to Chamberlain
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Remedy.

eve have used Chamberlain s
collie, cholera and diarrhoea rem
edy in our family for years, .
says Mrs. J. Cooke, Of Neder-
lands, Texas. aWe have given it
to all our children We have
other medicines for the same
purpose, but have never found
anything to equal Cham berlain S.
If you will use it as directed it
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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-04-24

FOR SALE - Rubber stamps.
The Pioneer will procure any
kind Of a rubber stamp for
you on short notice.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-04-24

FOR SALF-Iron bed, spring
and mattress, dresser with
mirror, stair carpet, rods win
dow shades. 100 Fifth street.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-04-24

WANTED--B Boy to drive delivery
wagon and work around the
store. ]. A. Ludington.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-04-24

WANTED Experienced hat
maker. Apply at Mrs. J. J.
Conger's millinery.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-04-24

WANTED-A girl for general
homework. Mrs. John Will
son, Dewey avenue.