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Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-01
Letter From Merritt.

Calumet & Pittsburg, with its show ings from the drifts, cross-cuts, winzes and diamond drill holes, is thoroughly establishing itself with the public as the one great property of the camp. l. has by far the larg- est bodies of mineralized formation in the district To the south of the shaft, about two hundred feet of this is. of sufficient grade for smelting; to the north a cross-cut of 75 feet shows from per cent to g per cent cop per; three diamond drill holes put down from this drift from 425 to 800 feet on either side of the shaft are bottomed in high grade ore; cross-cut 400 feet north of shaft shows 55 feet of manganese carrying nuggets of na- tive copper; two winzes, one north and the other south of the shaft, are both bottomed in ore. Considering the fact that these shewings were ob- tained from the 910 foot level Gts relative depth comparing with the tenth level on the LowelD, it is not surprising that the best informed in- yestors prefer this stock to any of the others. This company owns over 300 acres of most favorably To- cated ground, situated between the Lowell mine to the north and the Junction to the east. The Junction will resume sinking within ten days and Calumet & Pittsburg ore will be regularly shipped from the Ju1ctioI shaft within ninety days from today and it's own shaft will be in a condi ton to ship within four or five months, as by that time the elev enth level will have been reached stations cut, drifts run and stopml begun. Dividends will come b! Christmas of this year. Even if i does not pay more than the Calume & Arizona. the values of its share will be s1O0 per share before the frs dividend is declared, and after yea or two. when the full magnitude o this property will become appreciat ed by the public, it will sell for nor than Calumet 6 Arizona. hay been watching the development closely for two years in this camp and every day become more con vinced that the Calumet & Pittsburi is the one great property of the larg est copper camp in the world.
 FRED A. MERRITT.
 Duluth, Minn.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-01
Eastern Markets.

New York. Jan 31.-The Illinois Central has been the feature of to- days trading, advancing ' 34 points above yesterday.
 Earnings of the company are large, and the road occupies 2 strategic posi- tion among the granger roads.
 Profit taking today began on large scale.
 If Steel reports exceed expectations it can but have a beneficial effect on the market. Last quarters earnings S21 ,458.OOO net. Same time last year, s1S,773,932.
 Sales, 1,219, 800.
 Money, per cent.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-01
GOOD eoLD SHOWING.

Harry West came in yesterday from the Dragons with samples of gold ore running over $500 to the ton. The ore came from 15 feet on a ? foot ledge on which MT. West is sink ing. He started the shaft to do as sessment but will now continue il down. being in town to secure sup plies for the permanent camp he is making.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-01
RICH PLACER
 GROUND SOON TO BE DEVELOPED
GREENE CONSOLIDATED GOLD CO. DID NOT GET EVERY
 THING IN DISTRICT.

Report on La Brisea to that Effect Machinery Ordered-a Million Dol lar Shaft-Greene Getting Maehin- cry in Place.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-01
REWARD WAS GREAT FOR THE
 B0NANZAS
JUNCTION SOON TO RESUME SlNKING-C. G p. WILL SHIP
 FROM JUNCTION SHAFT

Within Ninety Days-Good Words for the roperty-Junction Goes to S11o-P. e. D. Takes an Advance. Greene Still Being Pounded.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-01
5. & P. ORE NOT GUN
 ING FROM P. & D.

A report recently given cur rency on the streets to the . effect that the ore being , brought from the No. 3 shaft , is coming from P. & D. ground
 . and not from l.. $. & P. work , ings. is entirely without foun- dation in fact. , The ore being brought daily . from L. s. & P No. is com } ing from the drifts of that , property, to make way for . further development. P. & D.'s
 . nearest line from the drifts , this ore is coming from is a . mile away in an air line
 P& D. is abundantly able . to stand on its own footing as
 , 8 property of great merit . without the injection of any ? false statements into it's per , formances. The property is
 . looking very well throughout
 . and developing ore bodies . that are entirely satisfactory . to the management, but it is
 . not producing the ore coming . from L. s. t2 P. No. g. 2 ss i, e b S S n r s a s 1 S H, N
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-01

Goods delivered free from Cuban Store.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-01
LITTLE MORE DEPTH NEEDED

A visit at the Authorizations yesterday found the shaft continuing in the highly promising iron which came in during last week. Assay made of the iron shows a little cop per and a trace of gold. The feeling is strong that little more depth will certainly bring the shaft to it's ort body.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-01
3 H P, F. P P P r P ss ss P s P P 2 2 STAMPS TO DROP WITHIN , THREE WEEKS.

Word has been received by
 Secretary Pritclard of the
 Gold Nugget that the new mill
 at that property is now suffi-
 ciently advanced to warrant
 the promise that it will be in
 operation within the next
 three weeks.
 Everything is going ahead
 in a very satisfactory manner
 on the ground, both in mat ter of erection work and in development of the ore bod ies. At the latter work full shifts are again employed and continue to find the lodges be- , ing opened to gain in size and . values with depth. . 3. P H P P P s H H P S ,. se ss ss
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-01
cLEANLY WOMAN.
ErroneousIy Thinks by Securing Her
 Scalp That She Cures DandruR.

C1eanly woman has an erroneous idea that by securing the scalp, which re- moves the dandruff scales, she is curing the dandruffI She may wash her scalp every day, and yet have dandruff her life long, accompanied by falling hair. too. The only way in the world to cure dandruff is to kill the dandruff germ. and there Is no hair preparation that will do that but Newbro's Herpicide. Herpi- eide by killing the dandruff germ. leaves the hair free to grow as healthy Nature intended. Destroy the cause you remove the effect. Kill the dan- druf germ with Herpicide. Sold by leading druggists. Send 10c. in stamps for sample to The Herpicide O.. De- troit, Mich
 The Bisbee Drug Co.,. Bisbee. Arizona
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-01

nois Tunnel company is considered practically assured. It is believed that the Lawson following is short of Amalgamated Copper and other stocks. The banks gained from the sub-treasury since Friday s1,745,0O0.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-01
Ronanza circIe ouotatiOns.

Cotton, Wheat and Copper. New York, Jan. 31.-Cotton, wheat and copper closed as follows: Cotton-May, TOO; July, 6.99. Wheat-May. 166.9; July, 99.2. Copper-15 1-4@15 3-sc.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-01
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Promo Quhnine Tablets. All druggists refund the money if 4 fails to cure. E. ". Groves slgna- lure is on each box. 25c.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-12

this afternoon and evening for an early
start tomorrow morning on the annual
cruise OF one week. As In che past three
years this will be an outside cruise,
the fleet going up Long Island Sound as
far as the Thmble Islands. near New
Haven. and as usual an elaborate pro-
gram has been planned for the weeks en-
tertainment. The first days run. proyid-
ing the weather Ia propitious will be 10
New London, where the cruising fleet
OF the New York Yachy club will be an
chored over Sunday Monday morning the
feet will proceed 20 Thmble Islands.
where a stay OF two nights will be made.
as the guests OF the sachem' ~Hesd Yacht
club AT Saybrook Point and "A run 10
Block Island reaching Newport Satur-
day. Here the feet will be entertained
by Commodore Rogers az a theatre party
at Freebooy Park theatre. and Sunday
morning the feet will run up the bay
and disband az the Prudence Island sta
tion with q club clambake
For some reason there is less general
interest I'm Yachting this year than an the
past season or two. and the cruising feet
of the Rhode leland club will he nowhere
near so large as II was last summer.
About ~ craft are expected 20 rendezvous
AZ Newport. and the number may be
larger than this The yachts teat are
practically assured OF participating I'm
the cruise are as follows: Fla gship Tru-
ant Commodore +. T. Rogers: sloop Daf-
fodil. Vice Commodore William Hallyard,
launch Roberta Rear Commodore W @.
Todd, steam yacht Aida. l.. H. Tilling-
hast. Launches-El Cid, n. G. II. Tink
ham: Golden Rod. @ B. Langmaid Grace
Alice. II O. Possner; Melba. r, l.
Greene. Nautilus. A. T. Scattergood. and
Sahneto. ;. " Foster Sloops-Aurora.
Edward l. Brownell. Dixie. A. NJ. and A.
boo. W n. Tillinghast; Lady Mary, Whit
man and Ingraham; Mile w s. Kilicy;
Moose. A. r. knight; Petrol, y. T. John
son; Ruhna, Dr. w. j. Church. hem.
w II. ThUrber: Urada. j. Allen Buffin-
ton, and Nalhalla George VI HUI Yawls
-Navita. @. r. Hanaford. Rabnee. l.. A.
Budlong, Wanderer j Irving Maxson,
and Yebis. DR. a VI. Potter Cots-Eme-
line w j. Rocks. Onaway, r. W. Com
stock. and Wanderer ". n. j. ami H..
w. Flint. The last named Is 10 carry a
jib and will race in the sloop class in the
port 10 port runs
Among others that are likely 10 join the
cruise at some time during the weeks are
the following: Seam yacht Ventura. l..
A. Peckham; launches Coronet II, ]. +.
Fletcher Katrina. T. =. Halves: Nam
quit. G. r. Mathewson; Tuscora, William
'Schedley and Zeta. W. 7. Otis; schoOnC r
Nalmore. John VI Richmond; sloops
Cindy. 4. F. Lewis. Frey George r.
Brownell; Priscilla. w s. Wood. and
saracen. T. a. Robinson; yawls Ishkoo-
dah 8, VI. Nicholson. and Wemallah,
Jonathan Barney.
7 he yachts that are 10 participate in
the cruise will be going down the bay at
all hours today. according 10 the con-
venience OF the owners. The flagship
Truant will leave the Pawtuxet club
house about l p. m. and the majority OF
the feet will go away early in the after
noon.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-12
EGAN AND SAWYER SURVIVE

After a day OF exceptionally exciting
golf IN the llth national tournament.
Champion II. Chandler Egan and ID. r.
Sawyer, both Chcagoans survived 10
play the finals over 3s holes at the
Wheaton links. The east for the first
time since the national golf champion
ship was instituted. ten years ago. was
without representation I'm the semi-hnais
this afternoon. Summary of the day:
THIRD ROUND
". c. Fownes, Pittsburg, defeated w.
j. Travis Garden CITY ] up Ia hoes.
j. r. Sawyer. Wheaton. defeated A, l..
White. Ekwanok 3 UP and ] 10 play.
II. 6. Egan. EXamoor. defeated Fred
Hcrreshoft. EkWanok. up and 10 play.
Harold Weber. Toledo defeated r. NJ.
Byers. Pittsburg up and 10 play.
SEMI-FGNAIS
- r. Sawyer. Wheaton, defeated W
c. Fownes. Pittssurg. up
II. G. Egan EXmoor. defeated Harold
Weber. Toledo. up and 5 10 play.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-12
NEWPORT POLO

The Westchesrer Polo club of Newport
has announced the schedule for its annual
tournament, which will be held on the
club grounds, Newport. beginning next
Tuesday and continuing until Aug &c.
Three sets Of prizes will be competed for
in the tournament. the Newport cups
Westchester cups and Brenton Reef cups
- games being scheduled in all.
The Newport cups will be contested for
by teams OF four. whose aggregate handi-
cap does not exceed Is goals, no member
Of the team 10 exceed flve goals The
Westchester cups are open 10 teams OF
four under the existing handicap with
out restriction. and the Brenton Reef
cups are offered for teams OF four whose
aggregate handicap does not exceed 10
goals. no member OF the team 10 exceed
three goals. Individual prizes are offered
In all three events.
IN the event for the Newport cups the
Myopia second. Country club OF West
chester second. New Haven Freebooters
Great Neck. Point Judith and Squadron A
teams are entered; for the Westchester
cups. Myopia first, Country club Of West
chester first. Point Judith Great Neck
and Squadron A. and for the Brenton Reef
cups. Great Neck. Squadron a, West
chester Polo club and New Haven Free
hooters.
The Rumford Polo club is not entered in
the Newport tournament but r. s Wat
son. the star player OF the local aggrega-
ton. will wear the colors of the New
Haven Freebooters Among the players
scheduled % appear In the various
matches are: J. I. Blair OF the West
chester team and r. c. Lawrence of
Squadron A. but I'm view OF the serious
injuries sustained by those players on
Thursday I'm game at the Pier their
plnces will probably be filled by substi-
tutes.
The following in the schedule OF tho
tournament. with the probable lineup and
handicap of the contestlng teams:
Tuesday, Aug. l5-Brenton Reef cups
Squadron A vs Great Neck
Wednesday. Aug l6-Rrenton Reef cups
New Haven Freebooters VS.. Westchester
Polo club
Thursday. Aug l7-westchester Polo
club cups: Myopia First vs.. Country club
Of Westchester First.
Friday. aug. 1s-Brenton Reef cups.
finals: Winners Of Aug, u VS.. winners OF
Aug l6.
saturday Aug, l9-Newport cups
Myopla Second VS.. Country Club OF West
chester Second.
Monday. Aug 21-westchester Polo club
cups Point Judith vs. Great Neck
Tuesday. Aug 22-Nestchester Polo club
cups Squadron A We winners Aug. nth
Thursday, Aug A-Westchester Polo
club cups Winners OF Aug p vs. win
ners 81 Aug %.
Friday. Avg 25-Newport cups. New
Haven Freebooters VS. winners Aug ~
Saturday Aug 2s-Newport cups: Great
Neck ys Point Judith.
Monday Aug 2s-Newport cups: Squad
ron " winners Aug 25
Wednesday. Aug 20--Ncwport cups.
finals: Winners Of Aug 26 and winners az
Aug IS
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-12
LONGW0OD TENNIS

Tennis AZ Longwood yesterday consisted
entirely of matches I'm doubles and I'VE
events left r. y. Alexander and n. II
Hackett and q l.. Wrenn and r. Fmcke,
all 81 New York, 10 compete In tho hnals
for the Eastern championship. Tho win
ners will meet the Western champions
at Newport on the 22d. The course of
Wrenn and Fincke through the tourna-
ment has thus far been an easy one, all
their matches being decided in straight
sets. Their hardest contest came yester-
day against Clarence Hobart and W. c.
Grant. but even I'm this match no extra
sets were necessary. though the second
was drawn out through six games. The
best contest OF the day was that between
Alexander and Hackett and Little and
LEROY. all OF New York. Alexander and
his partner took the first set easily, and
then by remarkable reversal OF form
lost the next two sets with equal ease. In
the fourth set. however Alexander re-
gained his form and his dashing play
brought the match 10 even terms. Little
and Leroy started the FIRST set with
rush and soon had IL apparently well IN
hand 10 l. But the continued driving OF
Alexander and Hackett wore Leroy out
and the set. after going TO deuce ultima
tely went TO the former team Ca.
In the afternoon Alexander and Hack
EFT met * Horton and A. Goldman Of the
local club and won easily in straight sets.
No attempt was made 10 run of any Of
the single events as three Of the players
left IN the semi-fnals were engaged IN
matches I'm doubles summary:
EASTERN DOUBLES. FOURTH
ROUND.
a Goldman and K Horton defeated w.
+. Fitzgerald and B. +. Merrill 6-4. 6-l,
6-3s
+. r Alexander and H. II HaCkett de-
feated r. u. Little and r. Leroy go, 3-6
i-6 60 Ga
W C. Grant and G. Hobart beat n H.
Holt and r. r. Dewhurst Go. 81, SIS
EASTERN DOUBLES. SEMI-FINAL
ROUND
r T. Alexander and H. II Hackett de-
feated X Horton and A. Goldman 6-l. 60.
Ga
G L. Wrenn and r. Fincke defeated G.
Hobart and w. G. Grant GA. %. 6-.
TRAVIS DEFAULTS TO LITTLE.
At meeting Of the committee after the
play this afternoon r r. Alexander one
Of the contestants I'm the scmi-flnal round
OF singles announced his default 20 r. II
Little in that event I'm order that he might
play with his partner. Hackett in the fl
nails IN doubles tomorrow. Mr. Alexander
was unwilling TO play in two and possibly
three matches.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-12
AMATEUR ROWING

A slight wind made the water too
choppv for the oarsmen AZ the opening
yesterday OF the 23d annual regatta ~
the National Association of Amateur
Osrsmen. the events OF which were wit
messed by from 5000 20 % Oco people
owing 10 the scratching ~ West of the
Undine Rarse club " Philadelphia. Ten
Evck of the Wachuset' Boat club Of Wor
cester and NcGee ~ the Toronto Rowing
club. there were no preliminary heats 20
the association senior single sculls. and
the senior palr-oared shells became the
fret race Of the day.
The West Philadelphia Boat club crew
fouing the Seawanhaka. made a false
start. and the former lost all chance OF
winning by getting or their course
The University Barge clubs boat was
swamped shortly after the turn and tho
Seawanhaka scored a rather easy victory
over the Argonauts OF Toronto by eight
lengths.
Decidedly the prettiest race OF the day
was the intermediate eight-oared shell.
the only entries being the Ariel Rowing
club % this city and tho Argonauts OF
Toronto. The local crew had the best of
a until the bend I'm the course was
reached. whom. % is claimed. tho Cana
dians cut tho course. taking the lead and
winning hv a scant length. Tho Ariels
protested the placing ~ their opponents
hrst The summaries
First race. senior pair-oared shell--yron
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-12

by seawanhaka Boat club OF New York
Argonaut Rowing club. second. only
two finished Time 1919
Second race. intermediate single sculls,
first heat-l W. Craig OF Detroit Boat
club won: James Oxen OF Atlantic Boat
club New York second Time ll:Si
Third race association senior single
sculls-F Shepard Of Seawanhaka Boat
club OF Brooklyn. won. Fred Fuessell.
Harlem Rowing club. second. Frank
Wesley. First Bohemian Boat club New
York city. third Time 1922.
Fourth race. intermediate single SOULS,
second heat-James 4. Ten Eyck, Jr.,
Wachusett r. c.. Worcester. won; Wal
ter Stokes Ivy Barge club, Philadelphia.
second Time HOS
Firth race. senior double sculls-Non-
paren r. c.. New York. won; Philadel-
phia Barge club, second, only two starters
Time 1925.
SIKH race. senior four-oared shells
Seawanhaka y G. won; Argonaut r. c.,
Toronto. second. Time 9.3s
Seventh race intermediate eight-oared
shells-Argonaut r. c.. Toronto. won
Ariel r. c. Baltimore second. only two
starters Time S.i6.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-12
RACING AT DOVER

Thera was no lack of features at Gran
tie state park Yesterday afternoon.
Walter COX was the most prominent
the talent tumhlng its money In on his
horses I'm all three races Ginger. the
big son OF Alexander. was the only one
OF the trio 10 make good Arguenot and
Essex Maid being distanced.
The defeat of ArCuenot was An eN-
pensive ono and was entirely unlocked
for The laughter Of Argot Wilkes had
won all her engagements. and by her
record had a number Of seconds IN speed
on her field She was rank in the fret
heat. barely saving her distance. ard an
the second she simply refused to hit a
pace after getting to the turn and was
beaten "a third ~ mile
Essex Maid carried the money for some
unknown reason. She had not shown
enough speed 20 warrant the belief she
could beat Betty Brook or Melville
Ginger never was I'm trouble and won
without having TO get ont 81 the 2.ll
class
The . p pace went 70 Nav Hathaway.
go,d-goiag daughter Of Anderson
Wilkes who stepped tho .ifth heat In
2.l2l9 with the green Rngen flly Owas
sia right az her side Arguenoto os failure
20 come 20 time rather bothered some
81 the drivers IN this race. and ~ was
necessary for the Judges 10 ask Murphy
10 G1. on WIN MAY fiHlNhNtNr
The first heat was very close between
Nav Ovassia and Messina Pointer.
Payne being the only driver who ap-
peared anxious FOR tho record OF 2l3is
which went with first place
Hazelwood "A sister ~ Porter on Fill
ter yesterdays defeated favorite won
the second heat iu 2.lGa. The Judges thcn
requested to Murphy 10 cut loose with
May Hathaway and she marched 90 OF
very nicely
Owassla went better race than tho
summary slows. and must be- counted
dangerous from now On. She wa good
headed today and that nth heat shows
she will race
Betty Brook. gathered in the FIRST two
heats ~ the 2.i7 trot boz a manner which
made 70 lock as ~ she would soon end
the race. hestnut OUTRAGED her Boo tho
third mile. however bat Bruises horse
was not equal 10 winning. FOR her gave
way 10 Obcd in the NTH heat
4 smart showed caused 2 postpouement
until tomorrow. when the three heat vim
ners will fight 10 out Could the finish
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-12

came together on the Tar bridge switch
on Manton avenue yesterday. The cars
were well filed with passengers. but none
Of them were injured I'm the least and but
little damage was done 10 the vehicles.
a slippery rail was the cause OF the coll
lision.
Mr.. f u. Hanes. the donor Of the gold
trophy 20 the Oneyville Checker club.
was visitor TO the rooms OF the club on
Plain1eld street yesterday Mr.. Hanes
has just returned from an extended trip
abroad.
Last evening Alexander Ouellette. who
boards al 1895 Westminster street. called
at the Chaffee street police station and re-
ported that carpenters tools 10 the value
OF 50 25 had been stolen from his room
Charles Bates. employed by Ernest VII
liams left for his home I'm New York
city Yesterday for medical treatment He
is suffering with an attack of rheu-
matism.
Miss Murdena Logan of Cambridge.
Mass. rs the guest Of her sister. Mrs
George Becker. az her home. as Plain
field street
The Misses Mabel Walsh and Evelyns
Fntwistle ~ Lowell avenue are spending
their vacations at Greenvile
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-12
AMATEUR BALL

The ship street Athletics defeated the
Providence Juniors yesterday afternoon
on the Davis park grounds by n score
OF rs to g. Both Stott and " wilks. the
Athletics pitchers did good work. and
Barrys one-hand catch at third was "A
feature The Athletics play the Paw
tucket Clydes next Friday.
The Athletics lined up as follows: stott.
d. and ID. r. Wilks. c.: Rice Ii; H.
Wilks. 2b: ana y. Barry. 90 Sweeney.
= =: Mccormick. l. 2: Degnnn. G. 2:
Dawson. r. + Teams desiring games with
the Athletics address H. Wilks. 80 ship
street.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-12
ANOTHER BLOCK ISLAND EscuR
SION

The splendid ocean going steamer Ply
mouth ~ the Providence line will on
Sunday August 18th make a trip from
Providence around Block Island. leaving
Fox Point wharf at 1000 o'clock I'm the
morning and returning at about 500
o'clock I'm the evening. fare for the round
trip tl.O0. The sale of tickets Will be
limited and should b' purchased in ad
vance at Windsors ticket office TO avoid
possible disappointment. Music Will be
provided by the regular steamer Plymouth
orchestra The dining room will be open
for service while a lunch counter and
cafe az popular prices Will be operated
on the main deck
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-12
GAMES TO-DAY.
AsTERN LEAGUE STANDING
AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES

Waddell was wild and retired I'm the
sixth with tho score 90 2 In favor ~
Cleveland yesterday AZ Philadelphia
coakley escaped with only one run. In the
eighth the PHILLIPS developed batting
stresk. and the visitors went into the air,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-12
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-12
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