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Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-05

nnlng the status of the natives, with such representation as it is morally financially, and legally entitled to, in me congress of the United States
 Writers tell us. and the statemeD. II It IS not. should be true, that sue cess In manufacturing depends upoo me location and competition in raw maternal MT. Perkins, -Presidep- or the New York Life Insurance C,o says, Since I have been with I D morgan x Co, during the last fouv years, the company has marketed more securities than the New Tor, Llfe' the Equitable and Mutual hay. accumulated in the last sixty years competition is no longer the fife oe trade, it is cooperation"
 This is an open fearless state oS iacts that clearly teaches us, that ia. uiVlanals, merchants, and manufactur, CTS have at last reached the poipr where our natural prodactc and tn, producer are absolutely at the mer. cy Of the special combinations ami that 1t is the influence of the combina. lions that has influenced the Congrees ot the United States, to refuse to ore. atean Independent Federal Department or Mines and Mining. The peopIa are today standing up against a rigit row or immaculate companies. which nave neither heads nor hearts. buc only rules, regulations, shares ana dividends
 IS American blood no longer red With an element of iron in it? Ha, the individual lost his love of liberty freedom and justice? If not. the mir ing industry of America now demand, that you give it your attention and q. uhls coming assembly of the American Mining Congress in Fl Paso, Texas make known to your Representative m Congress, that it is your will thar they at once create an Independent Federal Department of Mines and Min. Ing, with Secretary who shall he ! member of the Cabinet of the Presi. dent of the United States. and at tha same time urge upon our President that he so recommend in his annua, message to Congress, the importance or thar prompt and favorable con sideratiop of this question.
 IRWIN NAHON.
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Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-05
sA Sa N Shipments From Sonora.


 shipments of ore out of the mines m the districts of Sonora tributar1 to Douglas continue to increase in volume with every week. The M6cta. yuma mine, of course, is making itz usual heavy shipments of copper ore and concentrates, but it is the occa. sional ear of silver or. gold and silver ore from along the line of the Naco- zarf railroad which is interesting to the average mining man. Yesterday twelve cars of copper concentrates and one car of copper ore wers brought across the line for the Copper Queen shelter from the Moctezuma mine. At the same time a number of cars of silver and gold-silver ore were left on the other side pending the making out of papers so that the cars may be sent to Fl Paso in bond These cars could not be identified as the property of any individual mine. but they all came from the NogaI ds Carrisus district, which is attracting much attention in the local mining world at present.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-05

the soPnE % 5ons oo gnde[Foun g @ os ,S5 S5s encountered pointing the values Lake 5 saReTT find pSs0G t6o north h' of the Cole Sg showing ehod copper been e5sSie oSsSe that Se find recently made the suppiement claim PttsDure Duluth separated prove to be worth piece of the basin  moved to % permit h neT m efpm % @ tG 6e Pae ] PPy @ % % % m that coming the station TIE oLWERAt oliver by the last of week. regular ship @ gasHaw put put into @ s9@msGn nm @ the their new hoist % Yesterday the soEholders saisnaw apeTed m @ & he offices to the 6 mo oD nS Mr. R. Harrington has taken distance of i57S fee is on On 800 the ahead and has about they the territory % ras abo 5o f PeF month G Fenne one PG 5So Pe work and firmly convinced than ever that the Wolverine will yet make good all the expectations of the stockholders Steady work at the Denn with the new hoist opera of Copper m Mining CS@P%ny % and % gaou9 other @ of the vea last % evening In the H Py & were Presdgn ] P9ua d w'ePres the directors The party met at Fl Paso by Managing Director Walter s6s % shs .4 hod1ss sp, of ,SG gold ~ dgDs the ws The , And G sas % made S s body low working equipment said now gasS a s Ps5 f6n SoS De i @ district as lively section nF north of oTe c sre a @ wof % vsorous d9 a in Most of this work is being done in permanently benefit the which discoveries that have been reported but there that
 
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  smeler will 300 and is expected here that about the first of the will be ore daily The mines good for this and vastly familiar with the bodies matter of putting All the to through the rate of production there sight
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Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-05

Ahe Detroit Copper Mining Com
 )any has just purchased a humber of
 ialms in the district adjoining tha
 9anta Rosa mine, near iMetcaIf and
 VII commence developing them ar
 lnce. The work done on the sSanf.
 Nosa during the past year has done lnuch 10 develop the claims and if is IhouSht by mining men familiar with tue dlstr1ct that these claims Will some day prove of great value. The iact that there is considerable activitv n the vicinity of the MetcaIf district
 makes It more than likely that the coming year will prove to be the most prosperous ever known in the dis. Tlct. Both the Detroit and Arizona .opper companies, after the connie tlon or their new concentrators. will nave to greatly increase their outpur oI crude ore in order to keen their pants Tn operation and undoubtedly good territory will be in demand be sldes the fact that it will mean iarge increase in the force of miners
 The Standard copper mines arc stiil improving in their development ac. cordlng to latest reports. and will uurihS the coming year enjoy more than ever. These claim, are among the best in the distric- and rom the very start this compan7 mas been a payer. The fact that to I great extent the grievance between tne management and some of the local stockholders has been patched mn means much in favor of the propertv ana means practically a new start in the right direction President Ross who recently visited the property. ex' oects 10 return and spend most of tbe winter at the mine. He will. persop. ally push the development and look atter other details of the cOTnpanv'z business, though, of course. Superin tendent Rosacrans will have charge or the woTk-Standard
Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-05
 AMERICAN MINING CONGRESS

-'A'OFNiN
 The firstsession of what is now the American Mining Congress, was held in Denver, Colorado, July, 1897; the second, in Salt Lake City, Utah, July 1898; the third was called for July, 1899, but was passed to June, 1900 and convened in Milwaukee, Wiscon- sin; the fourth assembled in Boise Idaho, July, 1901; the fifth in Butte, Montana, September, 1902. At this meeting the name was changer, from International Mining Congress, to that of American Mining Congress; and the sixth session was held, under the new name, American Mining Congress, in September, 1903, in Deadwood and Lead, South Dakota, and in August. 1904, the seventh annual assembly con vened in the beautiful City of Portland. Oregon.
 From July, 1897, up to the present time, September, 1905. the organiza- tion has lived and prospered under the leadership of the following named gentlemen, serving as President, in order as named: Hon. l.. Bradford Prince, Santa Fe, New Mexico; Col NJ. B. Montgomery, Cripple Creek, Col crado; Maj. E. L. Schafner, Cleveland Ohio, and the Hon. J. H. Richards Boise City. Idaho
 The eight annual meeting of this organization will convene in Fl Paso Texas, November 14th, and continue thereafter the 18th, 10th, 17th, and 18th, and during that time, delegates and their friends will be most royalty received and entertained by the en- terpris;ng citizens of Fl Paso, a beau ty spot, in the Lone Star" State. an Empire, whose history is one of TO- nance and adventure, with millions of acres under cultivation, and mil lions stiA of unturned acres, that can support with case, a population equal to that of the whole United States as at present.
 The coming eighth annual session of the American Mining Congress, promises to be one of the most inn portant gatherings ever assembled in any portion of the world, in the inter est of the mining industry. This congress will give special attention to two great National questions; first that of the establishment of an Inde- pendent Department of Mines and Min ing; and second the giving to our Ter ritory of Alaska, good land laws, de-
Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-05
WEEKLY RESUME.

4 @ ''s tons aS H9S 1 5 due GS October s 4snf 7s 9 4s Is p 6 and n 0@S' poasaa Circle about @ 2ooo tons between Oct year Cal u9s' usS for % igo5 for bc C. A aIo- there vin pounds norens. fer rioa L. P and P WI" rGe % output for the smter 100000 aso 3 Ts s G dacon A n s of C. will be until re sye1 Since Sine te % s'e[s @ sSaSea ] S tons 9 %Hs to 100 ons of probability is that more P D ore Tm be used place November ,n,,ua,,u ,o the eunss widening of hs converter oo T room 6 G i 3 aur'y complete the steel esle and oTe nR R' of ieast soo per day will
 that S will oso os. s 2"am 8o, atS for .si s cieat sulpSidea handling without looking f'F oT S D. 'S class sae' of ores for long time
 nauza predict the prob Circle eompanes It is no secret that the ] sG%s Rho aSr er Se @ first attempt at this solution 'erp 5 % % e pe % RuSpe @ reau Of the company was here the C. A. stockholders some of largest savings of life time in e. & A. are g a to see % hS p b af S @ @ % nsr s sspnE b n m ft @ @ and % @ a @ o4s and ae @ trouble a @ eupd let lp @ GheF H wG1ds alone h ~9 a s % he don't % T P
 & 6 P Of any % G Rns9 ns oheFs @ "aEs @ ] en under the laws boeT % evoVs @ % nc pn of consodauon for all these cmpa 5 4 F M S a ] to that fa' @ PeS h no m % yet @ @ pe br6ush aba but it may be several % & years before - t is S sgoGessu i of m in inc Shat This time the 500 making 5 three ssg ore directors exPected here shortly to look the situation The spring
 The
 The American Mining Psso week and s's s oS % bill the session It is secret as s9s s1 psasss S @ Arizona feel that the poi poll the method
 locate anothe! of advertised But there and an M the & latter may legally & for @ Tsfd the whole or part safe to get rid of delinquen @ partner as general rule The re right to do The only absolutely safe to advertise the deln belonging company person may
 f fg aR9 @ % oao r sha h broken the record the Warren district not the world for fast sinking During the % feet long and the end plate six feet and eight inches While the month a Sa plate and six feet two n end plate The Higgins record was the pest h9reaouss ul the got under way and in one for the district and probably the fastest sink was done with four the shaft and two machines At the Hoat machines the that they robbed have been counted
 Tn The Hoatson n week mas Teacea aeptn ot oSG feet sinking :9parTn % 10 feet long inside Of dD and the buckets were on solid crystalline limestone Figures being compiled show district The stain which appeared in the HOatsOn week
 pumps handling gallons s @ inEiBg and % station M enp eo1oTes % Apotbs @ @ b warren @ I % ed there during the week The vnze in the southeast drift down per
 SUPERIOR PrrrssURe-The development L. epay % % @ hfs @ oO n ss to soqine @ I @ e ss h s h ea & H e body @ showing 1 is PpaTtcua,ly p m @ ssusaec5y % & . , ~ M ~ the the @ landing & chairs S 5 is n & Ne Next Ts & ore W S ss Plans are on foot for the work on the @ also also Qn @ hauling the to the cars at Don Lus
Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-05
GREENE eoLo-slLvER COMPANY.

Annual meeting of the Greene Gold Silver company was held last week in New York when Col Greene told the stockholders that by February next, as different new stamp mills come in to commission, the company will be treating 500 to 1000 tons of ore daily of an average value of $15 ton and show net profits of at least SC a ton. The company has 449 stockholders. The directors authorized the sale of 1OO,- 900 shares of treasury stock at par,
Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-05
MlTcHELL,s LA pIcHA

George Mitchell, president of the Mitchell Mining Company of New York, operating the La Dicha copper mines and smelter in Guerrero, in a letter to the stockholders, states:
 "A report just received from the superintendent of the smelter de partment, George D. Case, gives the very gratifying information that run of our furnace of twenty-one days, just completed, gives us a gross of S131 600, which shows a net of 104, 900. We are now getting out about twenty eight tons of 65 per cent matte each day of twentyfour hours, or about eighteen tons of copper. This is at the rate of about 1,0OO,O00 pounds a month. This result is brought about by the self fluxing nature of the ore, which requires no barren Aux to make 1t run through the furnace.
 "The copper matte is being shipped to market via Acapulco, and with the price of the metal strong at,over six teen cents per pound, and scracity even at that price, it is plain to be seen that we are now on the road to getting material results from our lhAhICS AO hlNI Nt hdNt all OA uo been anxiously looking forward. Plans and specifications are now being made for the building of 2,500-ton plant, land this will be put in as rapidly as it can be built and shipped to the mines"
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 but not at public offering. The rates will be made through the home office. The company has bought the Belen, Matulera, Rosario, Refugio and Dolores chain of producing gold and silver mines at Ocampo.
 The following directors of the Greene Gold-Silver Mining Co. were elected for the ensuing year:
 w. c. Greene, NJ. l.. Sperry. Myron N. Parker, Alfred Romer, John A McShane, John T. Morrow, Charles W. Mackey, Jacob Weidmann, A. B. Fall. James W. Rowland, Franz Meyer, Theodore Sternfeld, James H. Kirk, Galen L. Stone. R. w Pillsburg. Bird s. Coler, George J. Kobusch, L. D. Baldwin, U. A. WoOdbury, L. H. Hole, Edward Brinley, Orrin D Bleakley, Edward c. Rice and j. B Showalter
Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-05
v 7 z Graham County Mines.

Carlisle. Pa.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-03
CABINET CRISIS
 STILL UNSETTLED
KING EDWARD WILL ARRIVE IN LONDON MONDAY AND BAlFOUR WILL AT ONCE PRESENT CASE TO HIM.

London. December 2.-Complete silence was maintained throughout the day in official circles concerning the cabinet crisis.
 Monday. It is considered possible that the premier may tender his resignation later than Monday, but 1t is believed that no announcement of 1t will be made until after the privy council meeting Tuesday.
 The fact that Sir Henry Campbell Ban- herman will return to London from 5cot- land Monday and the positive assertions made by persons well informed on polti- cal events, lead to the belief that Sir Henry has decided to accept the respon- slbility of forming a cabinet if the task should be offered him.
 No one can be found among well in- whether the premier has decided to resign or on the dissolution of parliament. but in any event 1t Is believed that much depends upon the decision of King Ed ward himself. who 1t is said is quite like ly to request Mir Balfour to retain the reins of government until verdict of the people Is given in favor of the liberals or the conservatives remaining in power
 The Associated Press was informed to- day that Kind Edward favors this course, but that he would yield in the event Mr. Balfour decides that he cannot with credit to himself remain in office during elec- ton.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-03
FRENZIED WOMAN
 HOLDS CROWD AT BAY
Becomes Suddenly Insane on Train and Begins to Shoot With
 Revolver.

Pittsburg. Kas.. December 2-Mrs. Ira Berry, a passenger on southbound St. Louis and San Francisco train, becoming suddenly insane at Burlington station, near here, last night cleared a coach of passengers by recklessly dscharging re- volver, shooting out several windows in the car and wounding one man in the wrist.
 The coach was detached from the train at Girard, Kas. and sidetracked. where the woman Is still in possession of the car and defying the officials. Mrs. Berry is en route from Washington, D. C.. to Tulsa. Indian Territory.
 Mrs Berry held large crowd at bay all day. all efforts to capture her proving unavailing. She seems to have good supply of ammunition as she discharges her revolver at frequent intervals and allows no one to approach the car. Under cover of darkness tonight an attempt will be made to inject chloroform into the car and thus affect her capture. It has been learned that the woman's home is in Spokane, Wash.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-03
COUNT REFERENCE
 TALKS FOR PEACE
Thinks There Is No Reason for III. Feeling Between Germany and
 Great Britain.

London. December 2.-An important speech on the relations between Great Britain and Germany was delivered to- night by Count Wolf Von Metternich. the German ambassador. The ambassa- dor said:
 we have never had a serious quarrel with England in the long course of our history and sincerely trust we never shall. shadow unfortunately has fallen over the two nations in the last few years. the causes for which it is not difficult to discover by those who read what daily Is printed. The fact that am your guest this evening is a welcome proof that the forces at work are desirous of dispelling that shadow.
 'The overwhelming majority of Eng lishmen and Germans wish a life of peace and harmony and regard the idea of seri- ous quarrel as piece of national folly. There is no real cause for auta agonism criminal or otherwise. It is only an at- mosphere of ill feeling artificially ere ated.
 '"The German government will greet with sincere satisfaction any movement tending to further good relations and will gladly respond to any friendly demon stration in England
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-03
GUARD AGAINST
 ADULTERAT|ONS Hepburn Has Measure to Con-
 troI Food Stuffs PENALTY FOR WRONG BRAND Adulterated Food, Drugs or Liquor Are Cause for Heavy Fine and Im-
 prisonment Under the
 Proposed Bill.
PENALTY FOR WRONG BRAND

Washington, December 2.-Federal con- trol of foods, drugs and liquor is provided for in a comprehensive bill to be intro- duced in the Senate at an early date by Senator Hepburn of Idaho. Jurisdiction of 1 the government over these articles Is de- clared in the measure when they become articles of interstate or foreign commerce and a penalty of maximum fine of $500 and one years imprisonment Is provided for violators of the regulations set forth. It is made unlawful to sell or manu- facture any article of food, drugs or liquors which is adulterated or misbrand- | ed or which contains any poisonous or deleterious substance. Its terms prohibit the introduction into the United tSates or it's insular possessions from foreign countries of foods or liquors or drugs which are not pure or misbranded.
 To ascertain the purity of foods. etc.. both of foreign and domestic manufac- ture. jurisdiction Is given to the secre- tares of the treasury, agriculture and commerce and labor to prescribe uni form rules for the examination of the foods. drugs and liquor. In case any ar tice is found to be adulterated notice Is to be given to the party from which the article was obtained.
 It Is provided that no dealer can be convicted under the terms of the bill when he can establish a guaranty signed by the wholesaler, jobber, manufacturer or other party from who mhe purchased the articles, to the effect that the article is not adulterated or misbranded within the meaning of the proposed act. It Is made a misdemeanor to sell samples to agents of the government. Process libel is provided whereby impure articles are seized the result of which may be an or der of the court for the destruction or sale of the goods. Provision is made in such cases that upon payment of the cost of the proceedings nd furnishing of a bond that the goods shall not be disposed of contrary to law. the owner may ob- tain possession. The bill Is not to be con- strued to interfere with commerce wholly within a state nor with the exercise of the police powers of the several states.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-03
6OO,OOO,O00 PEOPLE
 BY CENTURIES END
This is What Takahira Predicts
 for America
WEALTH IS PROPORTIONAL
Says President Roosevelt Will Be In- mortaIized In the Hearts of His Countrymen--Americ Always Welcome.

New York. December 2.-That the pop ulation of the United States will have reached the enormous total of 6Oo,00O eco by the end of the present century, and that its wealth will greatly increase dur ing the same period was the prophecy made tonight by Kogoro Takahlra, Japa- nese minister to America, in an address. MT. Takahira paid a warm tribute to President Roosevelt for his part In bring ing about peace between Japan and Rus sia, and thereby ending 'the bloodiest war in the history of mankind"
 He believed, he said, that he was echo- ing the true sentiment of the whole world when he said that humanity and civiliza- ton owed the President great debt.
 ''1 assure you" he said that President Roosevelt will be immortalized forever in the hearts of my countrymen as well as that part of the far east where our in- fiuence extends and all American citizens will always receive there a cordial well come"
 MT. Takahira was the guest of the American Asiatic association at dinner given in his honor on the evening of his departure for Japan on leave of absence.
 T cannot help believing" he said. that the regular and continued expan- sion of foreign commerce must be eneour- aged to insure the healthy growth of your population, and the solid increase of your wealth. need not say that your neighbors across the Pacific would be ready to buy the productions of your az ricultural and industrial enterprises pro- vided their purchasing power is fostered and encouraged, but not hampered; and 1t is hoped that In this way the chance of that unexpected occurrence In your country may be lessened if not averted in preparation for the growth of trade in the far eastern countries. It is therefore earnestly to be hoped that any such measure as might interfere with the right of intercourse and trade between the Americans and any far eastern people should be confined within the proper limit and that every effort be used to promote as much as possible the mutual interest and reciprocal advantage of commerce and navigation between the two borders of the Pacific
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-03
Will Not Vote BIind|y for
 Senator Frye
YOUNGBLOOD IS IN RACE
Seeks a Place In the Consular Service on the Ground That the South Is Not Getting Her
 Share.

Washington. December 2.-The Senate democrats have about reached a decision that they will not vote for Senator Frye of Maine this year for the presidency pro tenn of the Senate. There is no ob- jection to Senator Frye, but there Is strong feeling among democrats that they should select one of their own men for caucus nomination and give him the same empty honor that the democrats confer upon man in the House.
 The movement has reached such lengths that it is understood that even If no caucus nomination is made dem- ocratic senator will nominate in open Senate one of their number and vote for him. It is likely that the caucus will pick out man to be voted for and he will poll the full democratic strength
 Several names are mentioned in this connection. Senator German of Maryland being the chairman of the caucus would probably not stand for the honor Sena- tor Blackburn of Kentucky and Senator Daniel of Virginia are mentioned in con- nection with 1t. Both are good presiding officers and In the unexpected event that they should ever have to relieve Vice President Fairbanks and Senator Frye the democratic side would not suffer.