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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-20

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rubige, ernite MISUNDERSTANDING, aui
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platte oes Slides.
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-20
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ehrli6 aetheilt."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-20
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uno i6r.
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tpunberpouer Rpien a~bseseben nit Der
&arte M0lerzS teg6arbs. sic mar i6m
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beeleitete, fem Wuni9 zines froben
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gi9t einmaI Der Brief Sarbts bate
lie gepadt. yWarten -. pdrten! Sbr
faIten @erftanbegmenf9en! Sin ball
bes Sabr fremo nebeneinanoer berz
ssben, fi9 innerli9 per5ebren! Sbr
piBt ni6t, mas 6as beibt! Gs lit Elm
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ereifs bas ni3t, begreife Did ni9t.
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mir fagte, oab er nit Dir berat9en.
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oas iiber Tein Sers brineen! Iber
tpartet nur: AUDI Dies balbe Subr miro
poriiberge6en. Comm uno mid uno
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men 4ugen austruben tunn. Sd mub
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8ieQei9t bate lie f9le9t beratben.
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ia6r Gnosrte Sarbi ni9t. @ielei6t
fpGre es better gepefen, Der Batter bate
runopeg Rein" geiaet.
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Nun bate Die S9ule pieber be-
gcnnen. Sc mar cine leiie, bdlb I'M
bepubte 6pffEung in Gora gepeien,
Die geregeIts Sbdtigfeit, Der 3pang
piroen ihr BEN tnneren Salt 5uriids
geten, Geben uno 9raft, Srif9e unO
S~reuOigteit.
Qu6 6d8 mar elm Srrtbum -
Cora fam, Die feline i9parseM dppe
nit ben Soften unter Dem @rm, bonn
Snftitut 5uriid unb gins iiber ben
Spf, ot6t an Der 9dusmauer entlang,
no Elm f9maler Meg in Den boben
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elm mii0er WenI6, lanoidm, nit bGns
genoem &opf.
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Senfter aufgeitoben. @om Seniter>
brett fob ser S9nee big uuf ibren
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bes 9elebrten setpefen. sic mar aud
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entgegen. sic trait raid bur9 ben
&orrioor in bas 2aboratpriiim.
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fe ii9 sefaidt fir feline 3pede einse.
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-20
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-20

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The daily sentinel., 1905-04-28

At "Ryans Famous suits.
Underwear at 2Sc per garment at
"Ryan's Famous"
b. \. Bancroft of Palisade is in
town this afternoon.
Allen Leonard of Whitewater was
in town this morning.
We carry everything up-to-date in
toggery. at "Ryan's Famous"
Mr.. and Mrs, Andrew MofHt are
spending the week with relatives in
the country.
The excavation for the new addi-
tion to the Windsor cafe is about
completed. The work will be pushed
at rapid rate.
The ladies who have been notified
Of the Mesa ladies' dance at the Au-
iitorium Friday evening. May 3, will
find tickets on sale at Bannister's fur
niture store tomorrow.
Albert b. Sloan. prominent of
fetal of the United States army, is in
the city today. the guest of Postmas-
ter Price. Mr.. Sloan is located at
Fort Douglas, near Salt Lake City.
1t is probable that Editor Bacon of
the Ouray Herald, who is seriously
i'll at his home in Ouray with pneu-
monia. will be brought to this city
and placed under the care of the
sisters at st. Mary's hospital Mr..
Bacon's condition is serious.
e S. Reams is again in very pre-
carious' condition, and last night his
condition was such that it was
thought that he could not live
through the night. He was still
alive at noon, but is sinking. Mr..
Reams has been i'll for many months.
a number of the friends of Admir-
al John j. Lumsden are contemplat-
ing going out to Green River with
him tomorrow evening to be present
at the launching of the admirals new
steamer, THE Cliff -Dweller." The
new boat will be initiated into SER
vice on Sunday If nothing prevents
as everything will be in readiness
by tomorrow evening.
Monday morning Dr. and Mrs. l..
II. Worthington leave for Salt Lake
City, where they will make their
home in the future The doctor be-
lieves that in that city he will have
better field for the practice of his
profession. The doctor is a deep
student of electrical magnetic sci
ence. He has graduated from five
schools, and in his practice of this
wonderful science the doctor has
been very successful. Scores of peo-
pie throughout this section of the
state have been treated by him and
can testify to his ability and eaicien-
cy. During the years of the resi-
dence of DR.. Worthington in this
city he has gained the esteem of the
entire community. He has proven
a splendid citizen. In church circles
the doctor and his wife have been
very prominent The doctor is an
able speaker and has frequently oc-
cupied the pulpit of the First Meth
odist church. Their departure from
the city is generally regretted and
to their new home they carry the
best wishes of many warm friends
The Sentinel takes pleasure in com
mending the doctor to the people of
Salt Lake City as gentleman worthy
of the highest respect and consider
alton.
The daily sentinel., 1905-04-28
WEATHER CONDITIONS.

High atmospheric pressure pre-
walls over the northwest and low
pressure over the eastern slope.
Temperatures are 10 to 16 degrees
lower over western Colorado. south
eastern Wyoming and southern Ari-
zona.
Light scattered showers occurred
in southern Arizona, southeastern
Wyoming. western Nebraska and
western South Dakota.
RICHARD II. SULLIVAN,
Official in Charge
The daily sentinel., 1905-04-28
FORECAST.
Weather Bureau,
Grand Junction, Colo.

FORECAST.
Denver, April 2S.
Forecast for SO hours ending 6
pm. Saturday:
Western Colorado-Fair tonight
and Saturday.
Grand Junction and vicinity
Fair tonight and Saturday.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-03-05

with the ground that the crowd has secured will make a very important
 winning for it. That is, of course, in
 the event that depth does not dispell
 the bright look things have at the
 present time in the district Depth
 is the big requisite. It looks as if it
 were certainly going to accompany
 in this instance, but it will have to be
 actually gained before that point is positively determined. It is of no val.
 ue, either. until it is positively de ltermined.
 About the work at the Chiricahua
 Development, it is said that in view of the many difficulties he has had Ito confront and overcome, Superin. tendent Knowles has made a splendid record in the matter of achievements. This is just for the benefit of any stockholder who may have scanned the reports of depth gained and come to the conclusion that work was trav- cling a trifle slow out in the noun. tains. Perhaps there is no such lstockholder, and perhaps there is. If there is his attention can rest profit ably for a few moments on the fact that the Chiricahua Development is about 16 miles from rail. that all of the machinery and equipment in use has been hauled in over a road heavy
 with difficulties. He will take in con sideration also that the camp is iso- lated from the world and that in ad- dition 10 the wedding out that all new properties of every kind find neces- sarv to sift the rubbish from the good in the operating force, there has been little in the environment to induce good men to stay there. Consequent fly the gathering of a competent force ito carry on the work in the advanta. eeOus way that pleasant associations laid so much toward has been a heavy task. MT. Knowles has carried it and
 all other numerous difficulties the opening of the new camp has entailed,
 and has carried well. As a result he now has a well organized force of
 men who are with him to stay. De-
 velopmeut will go ahead with more speed from now on. The next sever al months will witness the accomplish
 ment of much.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-03-05
GOSSPY CHIPS OF THE PICK IN WHRRErl DISTRICT

Ter it looks very much as if MT. Collins should succeed in readjusting the af fairs of Pittsburg & Hecla and getting things to going again at that property.
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 The board of directors of the Noun tain View Mining Co. will meet tomor- lrow night at the office of Judge Me Donald for the purpose of getting right down to business and arranging for the resumption of development work on the ground four miles north | of the city.
 l The Mountain View people are all Bisbeeites. Most of them are practi- cal miners, They picked up the ground they hold north of the city about a year ago. They have three shafts. in each of which they got ore. The latter has made assays of 30 per cent copper with high values in silver and trace of gold on the side.
 + + %
 When the shafts on the vein, winch cuts through the seven claims the company has. made the above sort of returns, with the vein widening nice fly with every foot of depth gained, the company got the notion that the proper way to proceed would be to interest some of that hungry New York capital that one reads stories about. Accordingly overtures were made to the capital mentioned. It promptly took a bond on the prop erty. Further than that it did noth- ing. barring declaration that other vast mining interests were keeping it so busy that it really had time to do nothing but let the option on the Mountain View expire. This was about a month ago. Immediately the Mountain View people concluded that they would do what they ought to have done in the first place, proceed with development to the extent of the ability of their purses and make a proposition that they could get money from mining men on when the need developed along with the ore.
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 This line of procedure is the one now being taken up. and the Mountain View is no longer looking for capital
Bisbee daily review., 1905-03-05

cf theories that have obtained would give them a boost that would work wonders.
 That other Bonanza Circle mining enterprise, the Chiricahua Develop ment Company, is making very satis- factory headway. In the Planet shaft depth of 40 feet has been attained. At the 400 level a drift was started. 1t will catch ore at about 150 feet. The vein it will get will not be the
 main body, but a separate cropping. probably branch from the main body that will join with the latter at a greater depth. From this ore the
 drift will continue on in At about
 500 feet in it is expected that it will tap the main body of ore, the great
 body that it is firmly believed will
 make for the Chiricahuas a mine that
 will closely approach the Bisbee high tide mark.
 In the Mars shaft depth of 300 feet
 has been made and sinking is going
 ahead steadily. No cross cuts have yet been made in this shaft. nor is il | the intention to cross cut until con | siderable more depth has been attain ed. The shaft has had ore all the
 way down. It has almost opened enough already to make a nice little
 mine. For it's depth it is said to have established record in this line in the Southwest. No other shaft ever sunk in the section has had so much tc
 show for so little depth. The Mars lis declared a wonder in this respect | If the beginning gives anything like
 a correct line on the future, the Mars lis assuredly going to make a great
 mine.
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 | The Rice crowd. of Houghton. which recently got ground next to the Chiri
 cahua has about made ready for de Ivelopment and will soon be getting | at it. This crowd has knowledge oi
 mining. It also has that other requi site to the profitable and happy pur lsuit of the ndustry-money. Bott the knowledge and the money are tc
 go in and there is every reason to be llieve that the combination together
Bisbee daily review., 1905-03-05

had twenty-eght days Copper which the record breaker for the shelter mil The production only the other
 
 
 E will be n made The to n operation a of additional meters call for installed A installed which will be four and makes An in give to plant production the Copper this O Calumet shelter the about the last month an average of forty enlargement The duplicate
  will 
 held With will
  will March the fourth
Bisbee daily review., 1905-03-05

It. is given out on the very best of authority that there will shortly be resumption of activity at the Portage Lake. This company has a shaft pretty well down. There is in it an
Bisbee daily review., 1905-03-05

lsts to take an interest and advance the money for development work. The directors expect that the next turn of the cards will find the capitalists looking for them, which is very much the more satisfactory way, and about the only real way that works out successfully, except outside the legiti- mate and in story books. What the Mountain View purposes doing is to continue it's 50 foot shaft down to the 800 level. It will probably go on ore all the way. Anyhow, it has it all the way so far. At the 800 level there will be a drift in to connect. This drift has already been started, now being in 9S feet It will have to go about 200 feet more.
 The Mountain View is North of town Aside from this theDe is noth- ing against it. To it's credit is the ore that has been got in the shafts, as mentioned above. This ore came in a vein 6 inches wide and it's values have gained a little over those that were had at the surface. At the bot lOI1 OI lnS OO-lOOl Slldtl IL iS OV lAClCS wide and it's values have gained a little over those that were had at the surface. In the other two shafts, one .25 feet deep and the other 40, gains have been shown corresponding iden- tically with those made in the main shaft If there is anybody around who will tell just why this does not look pretty good, even if it is on the North side of town, he will have one coming. As yet the Mountain View has shown nothing to confirm the prejudice that North of town carries
 it may be working a rich cropping or pocket, but its shafts are 250 feet apart, on the same vein, all of which would indicate that if it is a surface proposition that it still might be a pretty nice thing to work. However, the showing is against the surface idea
Bisbee daily review., 1905-03-05
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Among the Mountain View people miners, and as they are putting their money up on the property it is a set tied fact that they have overcome the North side prejudices. If they make a mine out there by their expendi- lures on Mountain View they will have done a great deal for the dis trict. There are a lot of properties on the North side that look good, mighty good, Just little disproving
Bisbee daily review., 1905-03-05

While it was announced in the Michigan country last week that the Junction pumps had been started, such is not the case, and it will prob ably be the middle of the month at the earliest before this expected event occurs. Work was resumed at the Junction in the bottom of the shaft this week for the purpose of develop ing sufficient water to test the new pumps and a trial run will probably
Bisbee daily review., 1905-03-05

That their faith is better placed than the drill hole, those best ac. quainted with the ground aver stout ly. These say that had the drill hole gone at a pitch of about 45 degrees Tt would have accomplished much bet ter results for the Development Co. than it did. Among those who be- lieve this are the ground owners. These are ready to join with MT. Col lins to the end of giving Pittsburg &
 Hecla a new lease on life if his terms are anywhere near where they think they should be. This will probably be known within the next ten days. So far the ground owners are not at all unappreciative of the situation and some of them have already expressed entire willingness to follow the W. & A. plan and take stock in a mining company in lieu, of the cash that is due them on payments yet to come from the Development Co. Altogeth-
Bisbee daily review., 1905-03-05

The history of the Bonanza Circle crowd tells that when anything like this American Development busiuess comes up there is something behind it that the outsider is not wise to, which will make the investment at the price asked look good in due time. 1t is said that American Development promises that when organized 20 shares of mining will be given for each of the holdings. This may be one of the things held up the sleeve, though it must be said that to the out sider it is not good looking feature
Bisbee daily review., 1905-03-05

Notwithstanding the bad weather the c. Q. smelter worked like clock work and the streams of copper pour ed out of the furnaces as never before in the history of the plant. The pres ent rate of production will be kept up and as the new furnaces go into com mission it will be increased until it is nearly double what it is now. Such a production of copper is bound to at tract the attention of the whole min ing world to the southwestern miner al belt and capitalists will look for in- vestments here in mines and stocks as never before.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-03-05

One hears very little Consolidation talk around the collar of the Bonanza Circle shafts. The name of the com pany, or it's capitalization, has nothing to do with taking out the ore and the officials at this end seem more in. terested in the showing in the drifts than they are with the name of the company, or the proposed consolida- tion.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-03-05

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