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Bisbee daily review., 1905-09-15
TROY COMPANY REPORT.

From the annual report of the Troy Mining company the following eE- tract is taken:
 "It was considered about the first of this year that sufficient ore had been developed in the Buckeye mine to run the smelter, although, as be fore noted, this mine was sti1 in the teaching country. The smelter was blown in, and the small amount of coke on hand used up, and before more arrived unprecedented heavy rains began, interTupting railroad Communication and delaying the ar. riYel of coke and other necessary Supplies. With the exception of two days in the latter part of January this interruption of railroad traffic has continued to the present time Under these extraordinary conditions further smelling operations were i'm possible, and advantage was taken oi this fact to employ the whole force on a class of development work diff cult to carry forward during smelt ing operations.
 "A chute of wulfenite ore has beer determined in the '91 vein, which ha' a length of TO feet and a width o fro mtwo to eight feet on the thir, level. This occurrence has beel stoped for a distance of about 2 feet on the third level, and still show about the same dimensions. Fo the treatment of this ore a concer trating mill with a capacity of 1 tons a day has been installed an concentrates successfully produced A plant for the further treatment C these concentrates by production ( molybdenum ard it's various con pounds has been purchased"
Bisbee daily review., 1905-09-15
JUNCTION'S COURSE CAUSES
 GENERAL SURPRISES
INSTEAD OF MAKING ADVANCE,
 STOCK DECLINES.
Latter Course Continued Through Yes terday-Trading on Others Only at Asked Price-Twentieth of Month Expected to Bring Change.
rRr Frank J. Grail

Bisbee, Sept. IA.
 The market today shows no i'm movement over that of yesterday, or in fact. since the opening of the week. All stocks are weak, and the market is practically lifeless. Sales of stocks are made at the asked prices, and none to be had at the bid prices. All through trading is light, with little stock changing hands. The public are anxiously awaiting the goth of September, when an improvement is looked for all along the line.
 Calumet & Arizona seems to be in demand around S96 and S97, but little is being offered under $9S and s99. Calumet & Pittsburg is strong at $50 asked. but seems to be begged at that price. There is considerable buying at this price, but not enough to raise the price of the stock.
 Lake Superior & Pittsburg has weakened with considerable offered at $33. The best bid of the day was S325O, but there were no sales made under s33. Pittsburg & Duluth sales were made al $22.25. with fair trading at that price. Bids of s21 and s21.50 failed to bring out the stock.
 Much to the surprise of nearly every one, Junction is getting weaker in stead of stronger, sales being made today at S92. Bids of $90 have as yet not brought out the stock. functions time is limited as she intends to reach the s100 mark
 The news that only full paid North Butte stock would be traded in as there was no borrowing value to the stock, operated to weaken the stock during the day. sales being made at s3S. We do not think this will have much effect on the stock further than it can not be sold on the margin. Denn- Arizona holds strong at $11 bid with none offered under SIP. American strengthened to s14 bid, with sales al s14.75, but little stock is offered at that. Warren is offered freely at $1050.
 Black Mountain sales are made at S4.15. The balance of the stocks show no change.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-09-15

L. J. Lassel, P. H and Anson H. Smith returned Tuesday from the Mol ybdenite mine, in the Deluge Wash sec tion of Wallapai mountain. They brought with them a large number of samples and will have tests made to ascertain their adaptibility to concen- tration. The ore carries a large per centage of copper, as well as molybde- nun, but the values in gold and silver are low. The veins are very large and the quantity of the rare metal appears to be inexhaustible. If the tests prove satisfactory plant 10 treat the ores will be put in at the mine Molybde- mum is one of the rare metals used in the manufacture of steel. giving to that metal greater hardness and tensile strength; also gives a brighter luster to steel and makes it nOn-cOrrosive
 Its use in the manufacture of fine tool steel, balances and other instruments requiring the highest grade of steel is becoming general-Kingman Miner.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-09-15

All that had been found had been stored away, and recently a buyer from an eastern house visited the camp and secured an option on all that could be produced. The ore brings about s400 per ton, and is used in the manufacture of mantels for gas lamps. This fact will stir up the owners of the wolframite claims in the vicinity of Johnson camp to look more closely for the monazite, and it's production will no doubt 1e come an important factor of the pro duets of Cochise county. The Ora goon range is rapidly coming to the front as a mineral region.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-09-15
A Lease on Inc EsmeraIda,


 Tim Taft of this city and Frank Gas tro of Cos have secured a lease on the Esmeradla mine, fourteen miles east of Cos, and will begin the work of talk ing out ore for shipment next week. MT Taft is now in Douglas and will leave Saturday for the property. He visited the mine last week and closed the lease with George F. Woodward of Moctezuma and Mir. Scott of Oregon. Yesterday MT Taft exhibited a fine sample of ore from the Esmeralda. 1t is free gold quartz and the yellow metal is speckled all over it. Work will begin next Monday morning, and as fast as the ore is taken out and sorted it will be packed to Cos and shipped from there to the Fl Paso smelters.
 The cylinder head of the big Corliss engine in the 4. c. Company blower room blew out Saturday morning about : o'clock. The roar was heard several blocks away Fortunately no one was injured. A new cylinder will be secured from the works in St. Louis, which will take both time and money. Meanwhile one or two fur naces may have to close down. Yet it is possible that the cylinder can be repaired in the shops with but little delay or expense. Luckily, the head of the cylinder flew out of the top in stead of the bottom. Had it broken of square it would not alone have gone through the power house, but would have crashed through several other buiIdines where as many as g dozen men were working.-Herald.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-09-15
CAMBRIA DELAYED A MONTH.

It will be about another month be- fore the Republic Iron & Steel com pany's Cambria iron mine at Negau- nee will have it's recent fire damage repaired sufficiently to permit re- sumption of work. A stretch of 130 feet of timbering was destroyed and air pipes were broken. Flooding was prevented by the water finding it's way to the Hartford mine pumps.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-09-15
FIRST ALASKAN COPPER HERE

The first cargo of copper from the Alaska Copper company has reached Seattle. It is from the property on Prince Edward island, which has been developing for five years. The smelter was blown in about Q month ago. Power is secured from water falls and is converted into electricity. About 100 men are employed. The matte which is shipped to the states con- tains 75 per cent copper.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-09-15
THE oRNDoRFF HOTEL.

Fl Paso is entertaining many of the people from Bisbee, Douglas, Cananea. and surrounding towns. It is sug- gested that when in the Pass City they try the Orndorff hotel. It has hand somely furnished rooms, is so pleas antly situated on the Plaza, and the cuisine of the highest class. that visi- tors will be thoroughly satisfied with their visit at the Orndorff.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-09-15
NEW DISTRICT NEAR OGDEN.

A new mining district is springing into existence a short distance north of ogden, Utah. Much of the land is owned by the Southern Pacific. Syl- vanite, telurium and copper ores are found.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-09-15
A REMEDY WITHOUT A PEER.

T find Cham5erlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets more beneficial than any other remedy I ever used for stomach trouble" says J. P. Klote, of Edina, Mo. For any disorder of the stomach, biliousness or constipation, these Tablets are without peer. For sale ty all dealers in patent medicines
Bisbee daily review., 1905-09-15

the Territory. It is in Yuma county.
 An ore buyer for the Arizona Smelt- ing Company is in the Kelvin country contracting for the ores which are on the numerous dumps in that section. This company is rebuilding the shelter at Val Verde and expects in a couple of months to have a 60O-ton smelter in full blast The Kelvin section has numerous bodies of low grade ores, which would be shipped to this smelter If the railroad could see its way to making concessions in the way of cheaper rates.
 Mrs. Bernardo Coronado was in town this week from her mining prop critics in the Woolley section. She filed several aftidavits of labor and To- cation notices at the recorders office. Mrs. Coronado is a practical miner and an experienced ~prospector, and not only does the assessment work on her own properties, but goes down into shaft and swings a hammer with the best of them, receiving miners wages for her work.-Florence Blade.
 Air pipes for the Christmas Gift are on the platform at Casa Grande. As depth is attained the promise of good ore is encouraging.
 Reliable word comes from PeaTce to the effct that the management which is now working in the Commonwealth under lease, will soon start the other forty stamps and increase the number of men employed. Considerable ore is being stopped out near the surface in the vicinity of where the big cave-in occurred. From two to four bars of high grade bullion are being shipped each month as the result of the clean up of the mill. John Metcalf, formerly connected with the Copper Queen Company at Bisbee, is acting as fore man of the mine With the bringing into commission of the other forty stamps now idle and a corresponding increase in the working force, Pearce will soon resume her place among the thrifty mining camps.
 Winslow is to have an electric light
Bisbee daily review., 1905-09-15
t11ining, Stocks and f11arket$ TELEGRAPMC INFORMATION
WALLAPAI MOUNTAINS ARE
 NOW MAKING GOOD
DEUCE WASH MOLBYDENlTE
 MINE HAS LARGE VEINS.

Copper, Gold and Silver Accompany.
 ing-To B Tested to Ascertain Adaptability for Coneentration-Ac- tion of Greene Consolidated Stock.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-09-15
GENERAL MINING NOTES
 FROM ACTIVE FIELDS
ARIZONA SIMPLIFYING co. ENTERS
 KELVIN DISTRICT.

Company Is Rebuilding Plant at Val Verde for 500 Tons-Commonwealth tc Put on Forty Stamps More-A Lease Taken on Esmeralda.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-09-15

The Colonial Mining Company is the only quicksilver mine in the Territory. It is in Yuma county.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-09-15

winslow is to have an electric light plant
Bisbee daily review., 1905-09-15

Air pipes for the Christmas Gift are on the platform at Casa Grande. As depth is attained the promise of good ore is encouraging.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-09-15

First publicatou August g. 1905.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-19
BONES OF FAMILY SKELETON
ARE BATTLING AGAIN

cd. the girl went with her mother
60 san Francisco and shortly after
ward gave birth to a son.
Meanwhile Hawkinson. thinking
the matter ended. pursued his natu-
ial bent He did not trouble him
self to pay the money ordered paid
by the court. but took a trip to
Honolulu. accompanied by a divorc-
ed woman from Oakland. This wo-
man was killed In Honolulu in a
street accident. and later Hawkin-
son returned 10 Seattle. where he
has gone into the saloon business.
The child born of the enforced
marriage is now nearly seven years
OF age. and its mother. needing
funds for the ehild's support. has
engaged Attorney Oscar G. Heaton
TO take the matter into court. bring
suit for $500 judgment accrued
from the unpaid see per month al
lowance, and also secure for her a
divorce and alimony for herself and
permanent support for the child.
Papers for the collection of the
judgment have already been filed
and as soon as this case Is settled.
Attorney Heaton says the divorce
proceedings will be begun.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-19
The Sad Story Of Three Dozen Chicks
That Might Have Been But Never Were

tiny fractures IN which represented
the beet efforts Of a sharp little
beak belonging TO a plucky little
creature Just struggling into life.
Mrs. Swanson shut down the ia
and with a satisfied smile on her
motherly face. carefully tIp-toed
away. 80 ~ not 20 shake the in
cubator by even a football.
But that night. she says, her hus-
band came home drunk and
smashed mp the incubator. Incl
deutaiiy, she says. he smashed mp
about all the furniture la the house.
and only by an unusual oversight
neglected 70 smash up his wife.
Several blue bruises. she said, bore
mute testimony. however. OF preyi-
Gus attentions paid her by her hns-
baud and he VAS not taken TO task
for the oversight.
But II was the smashing 81 the
incubator that hurt Mra Swanson
m0at-the one drunken blow Of a
great human fist that sent the three
dozen little feathered babies rudely
crashing uxer on the floor. shocking
TO death the tender budding little
chicken lives that might hive been.
And on account Of this Mrs.
Christina Swanson wants a divorce
The big. splendid looking speci-
men u the genus homo. masculine
gender. who did the smashing. 10
~couIcstinR the divorce. When he is
sohar-and he Gains that he only
occasionally falls from grace-he
does not break furniture nor smash
fnenbafora. and he thinks this
should spare him from having TO
divide up hla earthly possessions
with his wife and pay her alimony-
The case Is being heard before
Judge Frater.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-19
Regular CLANS
Are ENJOYS

Eight members Of the Japanese
peace envoy party arrived In this
city from Washington. D. C. Mon
day. and put up at the Washington
hotel.
Tho party. consisting OF some OF
the most noted OF Japan's diplo-
mats. Is as follows; T. Yamaza. NJ.
Adacti. Colonel Tachibana, X.
Ochiai 8. Ishiciji. II. Hirate, II. w.
Denison, Matsubara.
None OF the party would discuss
the peace negotiations nor the sit-
uation at home, their excuse being
that they we're too busy. One OF
the party said that for the past few
days he has not had time TO sleep
for more than three or four hours
out Of the 2I. A message was re-
eelved Tuesday morning stating
that Komura'a condition was very
much improved and II was thought
that he could be taken home before
long.
Not all the members OF the Japa-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-19
POT-POURRI OF POLICE "PlNCHES"
PUZZLES PERPLEXED PEACEMAkER

Police Judge Gordon tried % eases
In one hour on Monday afternoon.
the majority being saloon idiers who
failed 10 toe the mark ncooflnR 90
ethics OF lntaRieation established On
Washington street by Patroimen
Damn and kinE.
Thirteen pleaded not guilty. al
though many Of them have faced
The court on "a charge 81 drunken
ness before.
Frss acknowledged their guilt two
ras~s we're set over until another
date and two euipritH feared the
courts Judgment and stayed away.
allowing ,hef bail money to be for
felted.
Kate simtnich. charged With lott
efinE around saloons or south First
~ Patresman Carleton. had her caNe
set over. but Mrs ATbina Lombard.
her running mate. WAS fined so. the
court cxsrtinE = promise that she
would refrain from selling Iiauor
without a license at the Fairbanks
lodging house.
Wen admit that liquor was sold.
your honor. but the nma has
many friends ho have recently ar
rived from the north. and We ask
YOU 10 be ~ lenient a. possible.
explained her attorney.
Charles Walaaers saved a check
mate by explaining the court into
believing that he wandered around
nights "a save money. and did net
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-19
ATTENDANCE Is LARGE
rng REGISTRATION IN rsE UNIVERSITY INDICATES That
THIS Will eg a BANNER YEsR-rHGc CHRISTIAN Asso.iA-
TONS ARE Bo HELP TO NEW STUDENTS

Registration at the University Of
Washington IN fulfilling all cxpec-
tations of Registrar Condor and the
professors. and students are lined
up 20 deep before the registration
committee during the hifsy hours
OF tho day. Up 20 noon Tuesday so
had registered. and almost 400 OF
these had completed the rounds OF
the committee and become full
fledged students The balance com
pleted registration during the
afternoon. THIS u more than a
is per cent increase over the rec
ords for the first day and a half
OF last year. and means that the
college will have at least SIS stu
dents this year.
Old students have been arriving
all day Monday and Tuesd , aud
greeting last years friends Many
Of the old grads" have appeared 10
shake hands. Among these we're
william speidell. famous football
man. who is now taking a medical
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-19
rrrY.sevEs VARIETIES KEEP JUDGE GORDON BUS ~"
pess,so WARES OF BLIND GODDESS

sce, OUT" raped the Judge st
Robert Anderson. who laid his noe
furnal habits TO a bartender with
whom he roomed az Green Lake
and Anderson got,
Fred Anderson did not fare 80
we'll. Thirty days and ft1o," snap
ped the court. after listening TO the
tales q a coterie OF police officers
who made him out a thief. "a drunk
roller a CRATER. etc. That man
collected a large sun Of money TO
defend a murderer once testified
patrolman Mayou. He skipped out
with Il and ! have not seen him
since until now"
Nrs. l. NJ. Altman was discharged
from custody. az she gave a sensible
explanation about the firing of five
shots at John Gray. q cripple, who
threatened her life unless she Sc
cured a divorce and married him.
Gray ran away. but the police viii
arrest him II he a be located, and
may prosecute the roman yet on n
charge Of attempted murder. al
though Mrs Altman claims tha, she
did not use the revolver until Gray
had hacked away al her with a case
knife aud attempted 20 stab her.
The affray occurred in the Union
cafe On Saturday night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-19
CoIOred Women Thieves
Laugh At the Law
SOMETHING ~RoTrEn IN DENMARK" WHEN NOTORIOUS Dips
PLY PROFITABLE rHIEvlnc WITHOUT FEAR OF PUNISH.
mENT

Escy Green and Daisy Morgan
faye been released from jail by the
police as they could not be held but
- hours without a charge being
placed against them Their vic
tins. Ben Setter and Frank HendeT-
ION. have given up all hope Of get
ting the two parasites prosecuted
aud are losers IN the SUN OF $3.50
because they did not know that the
inmates OF the Old and New Paris
house brothels were p~iekpockets.
The channels Of justice we're hope
lessly elogged and II has been init
mated that the thieves had 30 come
through" with a share Of the III
gotten gains for protection.
Both Of the dips" have returned
10 their dives and are reaching out
for more "suckers.
Daisy Morgan. white. ehafted a
few moments with her attorney and
then trottcd back to the Tenderlosn
with the assurance that nothing
would come Of the eseapade Lucy
Green Is at the old stand working
under the tutelage OF Diamond"
Flossie. the cleverest plckpocket in
the United States. whose criminal
record reaches across the continent.
Diamond Flossie" conducts AZ
fairs on the second floor Of the Old
Paris house and her past weeks
work netted her. according to a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-19

follow druuks for the purpose OF
rolling them. az explained BY Pa
trolmau Cameron. who "doEed bis
footsteps on Sunday night with vls-
ions 81 hiehwaymen u~ppermost IN
hia helmet.
sever HeuHsy preferred to sleep
on a railroad track and wss iulled
into o stunor hy the -snortinE
switch engines a. the foot Of Pike.
pnifnlman Mason discovered him
before an engine used the side track
on which he las. and BE viii spend
three days IN latL
Pat Donovan certainly had a night
OF It. but hfs recollection Was de-
eidediy vague. he attempted 70
ind his was home. but cra~led up
two flights 81 stairs only to be pick
up dead drunk az the door
and suspected % burglary.
Ter dollars and costs said the
court.
Joe slycfson. able seaman. was
evidently waiting for the ship that
never returned" as the police ran
him "a before she dropped anchor
IN the hay. and now IL viii be ten
DAYS before Siveraon pilots another
schooner over the bars on Washing
ten.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-19

statement made By one Of her own
Kind. nearly 5000. This parasite
was u oat Of Chicago and a mum.
Der Of other cities where she fleeced
victims systematically. She has
been In this city SIX years OF more
and has been arrested many times.
10 spite OF the evidence aEains, her
she always has escaped and has pro-
fitted b. the experience imparsing
Il to the p~iekpockets working under
her.
Across the street IL the New Paris
house conducted by Lizetfe Smith
who has he clever a gang OF dips
working under her az could be
CLEANED from the siums OF any city.
All Of these piekpockets are H.
eensed by the city at $40 PET head.
The monthly revenue TO the city
e. about $500.
The loss 10 the individuals who
are unfortunately drawn into these
dives figures five times that amount.
Every laborcr who comes TO Seattle
must Of course. . "the sights"
but he must also pay tribute to the
Diamond F1ossieL zette Smith"
combine before he leaves. and II
matters not " II Is his last cent.
Somewhere there II a defect in the
laws that protect such parasites in
stead Of Furnishing them. Some day
that defect must be learned and
there will be an exposure.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-19
JUMPS!
rAE PRICE or OIL IS CLIMBING
HIeHER EVERY DAY

CHICAGO. SEPT Following
the announcement % the advance II
from half . cent 10 q 81 the
price q refined eli from the head
quarters Of the Standard on eem-
paHy 81 Cleveland yesterday. comes
the announcement from p~ittAhurg
that the price Of crude ell has gone
up another cent,
IL vas aiao given out today that
the price 81 the refined product Ia
this rity was advanced two cents
this %usoruing. making a total jump
Of sfx cente since September ~.
1he Increase IN the price OF re-
nncd and crude oil means at least
tsa. 3e0 noe in clear dividends IN the
poehsfs Of the Standard Oil mag
Mates The market Il stiil favefish.
anticipating further advances.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-19

lands principal ewepaper. sup
areasei by the Russian government.
Three others Of the refugees em
pioyed as clerks In New York held
pssaitlons In che Northern Bank Of
HelsingfnfN. but with tho expulsion
of Count Mannefhelm. the managing
director. they Loaf their PAGES and
came TO America To escape further
persecution.
Reenai Wuiff a nan q many bus.
mess eufsfpriHes. and regarded IS
the mort distinguished Of Finnish
patriots. waA served with an order
Of ~cxpnlzlon from the empire while
he uas attending q directors meet
ins
because % his business ability he
u Is Who has charge Of the sxpendt-
tnrn Of the iarEs sums which the
Finus OF America are pouring into
this New York office.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-19
Especial 10 The start

NEW YORK. Sept - slsnlne-
ant + the statement made la the
dispatch from Helsingfora. Finland.
mat a number Of American flags
were found on board the stranded
steamer on which the Russian Gus.
toms officers discovered several
hundred rifles aud a large quantity
OF ammunition.
THE INSIDE STORY or THAT
Ili~FATED FILtausTERlNG EN-
petition MAY NEVER BE
TOLD hit THE PROBABILITIES
AhE THAT THE VESSEL SAILED
FROM NEW YORK OR SOME
NEARBY PORT. AND THERE Is
LITTLE DOUBT AT ALI. THAT
THE CARGO WAS BOUGHT
WITH MONEY SUBSCRIBED
HERE AND IN OTHER PARTS
OF THE UNITED STATES
The headquarters OF the Finnish
revolutionary party are In Paris. bur
the backbone Of the revolt the
place where the money to do thinga
comes frum-ls the United States
In New York. Jersey City. Hobo
ken. brooklyn aud Newark are fully
$4,000 Firms. refugees and those
who voluntarily sought 20 better
their condition IN the land os the
Tree In the United States there are.
in all. 200. 900 Finna.
EVERY ONE or THESE Il A
PATRIOT - FROM THE PLAIN.
rttty GIRLS. WHO WORK AZ DO.
Na aaIeaNHEaa - = - 80