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Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-30

ter stood will be incorporated in the railroad yards, which have been crowded for space for months, and will be utilized for number of tracks for the storage cars.
 The second notable work finished during the week in the c. C. mines is the completion of the drift connecting the Lowell and Sacramento shafts. The drift was run from both shafts. and connection was about completed yesterday. The completion of this work places the entire underground workings of the C. c. mines in touch. and forms a continuous system of tramways from one end of the compa- ny's main holdings to the other It IS understood that from HOW on the work in the Sacramento will be con fined to running a drift under Sacra- mento Hill to tap the rich ore bod ies known to exist there and bring the ere out through that shaft instead of the Holsyook. The deposits under Sacramento Hill. which have been only partially explored. are considered to be some Of the richest in the C. O. holdings. and shipments will probably begin as soon as the drift from the Sacrameato shaft reaches the ore. Of the other C. Q. properties all are in Ecelient condition and shipping their usual quota Of ore.
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 From the Mag shaft Of the Calumet & Arizona regular shipments of ore are being sent to the sne,ter. the av- craze being about 1G cars per day, and an increase is not looked for until the new additions to the shelter are com pleted. At the Oliver shaft great improvements are being made. The railroad spur has been completed and cars are now delivering freight at the shaft. The concrete foundations for the new power and boiler house have been about completed. and the new compressors have been put into serv- ice. These new compressors are the finest and have the largest capacity of any in the district. and will furnish air for the Mag. ?. & D. and Oliver mines, besides operating 35 drills The concrete foundation upon which the compressors are set cost upward of s4 0o0. So it can be seen that the plant occupies considerable space.
 A water cooler has been constructed during the week 10 the east of the compressor plant. and the same wa ter will be used over and over again for cooling the air sent into the mines.
 To the north of the shaft the dump is being graded off for a distance of 400 feet for @ lumber yard. and at the end of the grade excavations have heen made for a blaming mill which will be connected with the shaft by rail This lumber road will not go to the mouth of the shaft. but will meet it- through a tunnel 20 feet below the crown. and timbers will be sent from this point down into the mine. Waste will also be taken out through this tunnel. all ore cars being taken about 20 feet above the shaft mouth and from there run out over a trestle and into the ore bins alongside of the railroad track. The work of constructing this
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-30

The past week has been a busy one among the mines surrounding Bisbee, and the surface improvements being made indicate that great and exten- sive plans are underway for the de- velopment of the varlous properties during the fall and winter months. Car leads of machinery are coming in dai ly to the camp, and the traffic depart ment of the railroad is being pushed to extremes to handle the consign- ments-
 Mining tirnbers are coming in slow. and the CzaT and Holbrook mines of the Copper Queen company, which use an immense amount of timber, are getting sbcrt on material.
 Ore strike of importance has been made during the week. in the Shattuek & Arizona mine. and two new plants nave been completed and are ready to go into action oD the first of the month.
 The E p. ( :. " railroad has plac- ed orders for 100 new steel ore cars, with a capacity Of 50 tons each. to meet the fast increasing production of the mines. and has also ordered more general freight cars 10 handle the ever increasing business of the road.
 The demand for labor has been on the increase, and expert miners and reliable men can get work at any tine. There are very few idle men in this part of The Warren District, and those that are don't want to work
 During the past week one of the leading mines requested as favor of a number of men. on the pay roll of the company who intended to go to Colorado. that they stay until their places could be filled. so it can be seen that the demand IS greater than the supply. Where numerous groups of idle men were seen upon the streets a short time ago. the exact opposite is the case now. and the main thor oushfares look deserted during the day time, except at the time of chang ing shift
 Trading in the stock market has been dull during the week. a natural condition during the summer months, but taken as a whole the market is firm and there is little fluctuation in the shares of the leading companies.
 The general affairs of the district can be considered 10 he in an exceed ingly prosperous condition. and the work now underway at the end of July presages an active and progres- sive camp when the summer months shall have passed.
 
 Al the Copper Queen mines the most noticeable piece of work being done is the removal of the last remaining vestige of the old smelter. For the past two weeks a large force of men have been engaged in taking down the old buildings. and during the past week have been removing the struct- ural steel frames. It will only take about two weeks more to clean the job ID thoroughly. and when the fume stacks are. removed. the old plant that produced the greater part of s50. GOO 900 will only be a memo " in the history of the district.
 The ground upon which the smell
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-30
. H H SAGINAW DEVELOPMENT.

The Saginaw has been engaged during the week in completing the in- stallation of it's new pumping plant. most Of the work being confined 10 pipe fitting in the shaft.
 The plant will probably be given Q test within few days. and if in good working order. the shaft. in which there is at present 150 feet of water, will be pumped out, and sinking re- .7
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-30
4. Nj. 6 DIS GOOD OUTLOOK.

American Mining & Deve.opment
 Co. has hit it rich in it's property Q
 few miles over the line from Naco.
 shortly after Charles McHenry took
 hold of the ground and commenced
 development along the lines that he determined the property needed, he
 brought il ledge matter which soon opened into four foot vein running high in values Since then the vein has widened to seven feet and con- siderably more, Il is said Those in charge at the property have not been giving out much with regard to what they actually have developed They have, however, been saving much wood and it is said that the company since the strike has gather ed in a good deal of loose stock. How ever that may be the stock is not now ohtainable under 20 or s5 cents. where it could have been had the first of the year. when there was more or less uncertainty about the outcome, for very considerably less. Some stock it is said was sold as low as five cents. Those who now hold the stock are confident that t will not be long in reaching s or better and they are gathering in all they can carry. The ore that MT. McHeEry has opened runs s100 and better to the ton. T. is very fine looking stuff Free gold is splashed all over the sur face of the ore. Samples have been brought recently 10 the office of Duey & Overioc. il this city, where they may he ela,
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-30
THE HoATsoN SHAFT.

Among the BOnaza Circle mines, the largest amount of improvement work is being done at the Hoatson shaft of the C. & P. Co.,, and from the character of the new installation and the scope of the work, it is evi- dent the company intends to make this shaft one of it's main producers. The shaft is of four compartments. and is now down 200 feet Only two Of the compartments are now being used, but all will be as soon as the work demands it. One boiler is now working and another is being set. the total capacity being 2S0 H. P. A small compressor is also in operation. The HoatsOn has also constructed a tunnel. made of concrete. following the same plans used at the Oliver for umbers and waste. During the past week the excavation for a reservoir 2ox4Ox40 has been completed close to the boiler plant and will be lined with concrete to hold the water which is expected to be pumped from the mine and which will be used for station and other purposes when developed. It is a well known fact that one of the largest and best producing stopes in the Lowell mine runs square up to the line of the C. & P. close to the Hoatson shaft. and it is for the purpose Of tapping this body of ore that the shaft has been sunk. The ore is expected t0 be encounte ed at some point between the GOO asd 500 foot level.
 The close of the week finds the Hoatson in good shape for rapid sink ing. and there will be some. records broken during the next sixty days. It will not be great surprise to find the Hoatson shaft walking through the ground at the rate of 125 feet per month. The new eallows frame is completed: the double drum hoist ready and the equipment generally was all in working order several days ago.
 Over at the Briggs shaft twenty eight feet in depth has been attained since sinking was resumed there more than a month ago but this twen- weight feet has caused a great deal of general satisfaction. With a depth at the Briggs shaft now regis tering 10C5 feet. the flow of water
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-30

trestle and the ore bins will begin some time during August
 During the week seven cars of structural steel have arrived at the shaft being the full compliment for the new gallows frame and the shelter for the power and boiler houses. Work of erecting the same will be begun this week and it is expected that by the end of September the entire new plant will be completed and in running or der. The Oliver is said to have the largest high grade body of ore in the district among it's reserves and will begln shipping from this reserve as soon as the present plans are con- pleted. The new head-gear of the shaft will be the highest ID the dis trict and the entire equipment will be the most expensive and the best in the Southwest.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-30

lively clear. Several new buildings have been completed during the week and the Junction equipment may now be considered as practically comp leted.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-30
TIE JUNCTION..

The surface improvements at the Junction are about completed and the past week has seen the final piece of machinery. a double friction hoist in stalled back of the present hoist house lt is understood this new hoist VIII take the place of the old hoist and in conjunction with the dinky and a single hoist will handle the four compartments Of the shaft. It IS being placed under cover now and will be in active operation during the coming week.
 Two stations are being cut in the shalt and the two bodies of ore en- countered while sinking will be ex- plored in the near future. The shaft is now botiomed in limestone and the water being puDped out is compara-
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-30
L. s. & p. AND p. 6 D.

The affairs of these two companies are closely associated together. Their ores are dependant upon each other for a good working shelter charge and the Cole shaft is the working shaft for both properties. This week actually witnessed the shipping of ore from the F. & D. ground. On Friday night two cars of ore were whisked to the smelters there to be stored un- til the new furnace is in place and ready for business. Instead of ship ping l.. s. & P. ore to the Smelters, that which is encountered in develop ment work. is being hoisted and stock ed on the dump The shipments this week mark the beginning of in- creased production for the Bonanza Circle and P & D. ore is the first to find it's way to the smelters outside of the C. & A property The ore at present being shipped to the smelter is taken from the 1900 level in the south end and is hoisted through the Cole shaft on the L. s. & P. ground The L. s. 6 P. ore encountered in development work comes from the HOO.
 Under ordinary conditions the ore now being hoisted from the P. & D. and L. s. & P. should be dumped into the additional furnace which has been expected to be in place at the smelt- CTS for. To, these many days. But it is not here and some parts of 1t have not even been shipped. If the fewer jackets of the new furnace were here and in place production from P. & D. and L. s. G p. would be com menced this month. but they are not and the "ole man" has quit cussin' and settled down into a simple case of wait. The management tried to beat the game by placing an order for a duplicate furnace with foundry in Fl Paso but although quick deliv- cry was one of the considerations. it has not yet put in an appearance and both will probably arrive on the same train.
 Delays on the part Of the manu- facturer has kept P. & D. and L. s. ?. stockholders from receiving good news for several weeks.
 At the smelter everything is in readiness for the arrival of the fur mace. The frame work on the exten- sion for the main building has been completed and the superstructure for the new furnace, which is long past due 10 arrive. has been connected 10 the dust flue. No. furnace will be connected with the dust flue very shortly now and upon the arrival of tho belated structural material only two weeks will elapse before the first shovel of p. C D. ore mixed with that of L. 5. S- ? will be dumped into the roaring furnace.
 The find in the Shattuck & Arizona drift on the zoo has given p. & D. a strong tone. and this has been add ed to during the past two weeks by the good showing in the drill holes that are being run in every direction from the 1900 level with very eratifv- ing showings
 TIE JUNCTION.
 The surface improvements at the are about completed and the past week has seen the final piece of a double friction hoist ia- stalled back of the present hoist lcUco Tt ir rr-Tarc+oo1 4r--
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-30

keeping the work going ahead. The additional 20 are desired in order to operate at the property more exten- slvely than has been done in the past A hoist IS needed before further sink ing is practical in the shaft At present the shaft is down 100 feet They are drifting from that level and have encountered sulphides in small quantities which. promise to make heavy with a little more development In the event of getting sulphide ore the company will have opportunity to sell it as fast as they can produce it, the Clark shelter being in the mar Development Co. of this city at it's property ear the United Verde mine Of Senator Clark, at Jerome, is in town for the purpose of aiding in tha work of increasing the number Or holders in the company. It is the de- sire 10 raise the number from 90 to 50- The thirty now in have been paying SIC per month each to the end of ket for all of this grade Of ore that it can secure This fact has recent ly led 10 much prospecting in the dis trict, the prospectoTs being assured that their work will be well worth while in the event il is attended by success. The smelling of ores al the Clark plant has been greatly hand ieapped in recest months by the lack of suiphides that has been strongly in evidence ta the workings Of the big
 mine. t is said that a shut down was compelled recently because of in- ability to secure such ore for a short time. The immediate shortage has
 been relieved but still nothing would
 look quite So good to the Clark smelt- CT just a; this time as a big supply of sulphides in sight to draw upon. If the American Prospecting and Devei- cpment should come in with. such a
 supply or even limited part thereof
 it would be put ;n fine position
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-30
e e A MAY SHIP ORE.

It is TOW probable that the Noun
 tain View will ship a car of ore to
 the sIelter al Fl Paso instead Of the
 two tons that it was intended to have Q test run made on. The reason for
 the change is the fact that the F. P
 & S. W. will not accept shipments of
 ore under car load lots without mak-
 ing charge for a full car The Noun
 tain View has a car load of ore on it's
 dump. possib lacking a little that
 can be readily secured by stoping,
 though the company prefers not to stope. This is for the reason that it is preferred to keep as much of the ore in the ground as possible until such time as development has pro srsssed sufficiently 10 allow of min ing on the scale that the company be- lieves 1t will be able to mine at the property before the elapse of a great deal Of time. The richness of the ground that has so far been opened with the 90 foot shaft has attracted much attention to the property local ly and the company has been asked for leases by several These have been refused. It is now the expecta- ton that following the smelter test a hoist will be put in to take the place of the whim that has been oper- ated with With a hoist that will take the shaft down 800 feet it is be- lieved enoleh will have been demon strated to show without doubt ore sufficient TO remove doubt as to the for the property making q mine.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-30
q C < TIE COcHIsE COPPER co.

On Tuesday next the re-organizs- ton of the Cochise Copper Company Will take place. and sir. L c. Shat tuck, who is to be president of the new company. is now in the east ne Sctiating for hoist and power plant
 The cid Cochise company is to be re-Organ.zed with Q capital stock Of 100000 shares at S1O per share. The first call of S2.50 per share will he due shortly after the first 9f the month leaving S7.5G per share to be called for in the future. Work is to be comm e1ced in August on sound basis with ample funds for its rapid prosecution. The old shaft of the COchise. located in Dulacher can yc1. has attained a depth of 325 feet and drift has been run in a westerly direction for 257 feet. Below the loo fco' level the shaft is a two compartment affair and the first work will be to rase the two compartments to the surface. There arc those who believe that thorough development of Cochise Copper Go. ground will be net with favorable results and the company is at last to be placed on 8 sound financial footing and the merits Of the ground thoronahly tested.
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 GOLD MOUNTAIN PROPERTY.
 During the week native copper. nal achite and azurite is beginning tO show in the alit being driven on the Gold Nou1 tain property. Co the north west of Bisbee. of which George Fer hard is rerintendent. and which is being financed by Calumet rson.a. and the character of the rround IS impruv- irs daily. Since the first s.cns of ore the ground has become cNceed- iraiy soft and is mostly co14s1sed of ledge matter The alit ir le.n- Cfiv- CT 10 taD sn ore body which out cTcrs fC5 Feet above.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-30
WACO SIMPLIFYING ( REFINING.

\ letter was received in the city tais week in response to one directed to Robert Mitchell ar Los Angeles. asking as Co when the Ncco smeite. would be ready te do business and as tC what grades of ore it would handle. the writer making explici. inquiry as to whether ore he has under develop ment would be desired by the new plant. The reply Co this letter is written on a letter head bearing the tile "Naco Smelling and Refining Co., In the response BIT. Mitchell states that it is yet impossible 10 say just when the plant Of the company will be in operation at Naco but t VII be inst as soon as the necessary equipment can be turned out by the builders. Samples of the ore spoken about are asked by Mr Mitchell 70 be forwarded to Los Angeles for the purpose of determining whether they will be acceptable at the smelrer and also to determine value Mir. Mitch ell states in his letter that he expects the new plant 10 draw extensively iron Arizona and Sonora mineral belts and indicates every confidence and purpose 10 build and operate at Naco.
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Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1905-01-12
WENT TOO MUCH BY NAME
Lady Hotel Guest Receives Some En-
lightenment from Colored
Waiter.

A woman lives at one Of the Kansas
City hotels who has the reputation Of be-
ing rather fnicky and hard to please in
the manner of food. A day or two ago
at lunch, relates the Kansas City Jour.
nal, after looking over the dessert list,
she decided or some ice cream pudding.
The meal had been one with which she
had considerable difficulty in finding fault,
but when she had about half finished the
dessert she called the waiter over and
said:
George, what do you mean by calling
this ice cream pudding? There isn't any
ice cream about it, and you know it."
"Yes'm," said the waiter. ~ know
dere amt no ice cream in it. OATS jes'
q name they give it. l do know why"
"Well," she continued. Il think tnat
II they give dish such name they
ought to make it conform to the name,
and il you call this ice cream pudding,
you ought to bring some ice cream with
It."
"Yes'm," answered the servitor, "but
you know We can't allus do it that way.
You know we doesn't bring cottage in
with cottage pudding" .
The walters reply brought burst of
laughter from the people who heard the
conversation, and since then the woman'ss
criticisms of the menu have been few and
infrequent.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1905-01-12
Especially for Women.

Champion, Mich, Jan. 9th.-(Special)
"A case of especial interest to women il
that of Mrs. A. Wellatt, wife of we'll
known photographer here. 1t is best
given in her own words.
Il could not sleep, my feet were cold
and my limbs cramped," Mrs. Wellatt
states. II had an awful hard pain
across my kidneys. had to get up
three or four times in the night. l was
very nervous and fearfully respondent.
Il had been troubled in this way for
five years when | commenced to use
Dodd's Kidney Pills, and what they
caused to come from my kidneys will
hardly stand description.
by the time had finished one box OF
Dodd's Kidney Pills / was cured. Now
l can sleep well, my limbs do not cramp;
do not get up in the night, and l feel
better than I have in years: | owe my
health to Dodd's Kidney Pills"
Women's ills are caused by Diseased
Kidneys; that's why Dodd's Kidney Pills
always cure them.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1905-01-12
Demands of Teachers.

The legislative committee Of the
State Teachers association has formu-
lated several measures which 1t will
ask the legislature to enact into law.
1t will ask for state tax Of two mills
for the support of the common schools
This will yield about 100000, or $3.50
for each child of school age in the
state. Another bill permitting the
cities of the first-class to make a ID
mill levy for school purposes will also
be presented. Those towns are now
allowed from 2 to IL mills. Cities oe
the second-class have maximum now
of Is mills. The teachers association
wants it raised to 20 mills. On ac-
count of the additional duties imposed
upon the school district clerk by rea-
son Of the truancy law a bill will be
introduced to give him salary OF $40
year.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1905-01-12
CUTICURA OINTMENT
The Worlds Greatest Skin Cure and
Sweetest Emollient-Posittvely
Unrivaled.

Cuticura Ointment is beyond question
the most successful curative for torturing,
disfguring humors of the skin and scalp,
including loss of hair, ever compounded,
in proof of which a single amounting with
it, preceded by hot bath with Cuticura
Soap, and followed in the severer cases
by dose of Cuticura Resolvent Pills, is
often sufficient to afford immediate relief
in the most distressing forms of itching,
burning and scaly humors, permit rest
and sleep, and point to speedy cure
when all else fails. 1t is especially so in
the treatment of infants ana children,
speedily soothing and healing the most
distressing cases.