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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-09
Puzzle Department
Hidden Trees.

Hidden Trees.
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Q The kafir was building his hut
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)ut the city.
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s. Just hear the raTens croak.
g. The pilot stood at the helm.
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HELENE MARTIN.
Charlottesville, Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-09

To Jumbled Girls Names-Helen. Janet.
NTvrtIe. NfarfIa &C Sarab Be-tbe
Jumbled Places iu NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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ifornia State. Mexico Gulf. Hudson Bay,
Alaska Peninsula. Barrow Point.
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-09
MILK Confer

Cottou-mm owners and operative are
comforting at Fall River. Mass. as to a
trade agreement under which 20 work
after May 18Th next
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menC
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best time at his -grandmother's that be
had ever had.
JESSIE a. BROWDER
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Answers to Jumbled Capes in
United States.

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son-Editor.
Answer to q puzzle by Lucy Jackson
Observation-Disclosures.
Helen.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-09

TOMMV'S FIRST BREEcHES.
Written and illustrated BY John Rruce.)
Little boy, how many stitches are in your
breeches?
/ don't know. These are my first brooches.
And I never counted the stitches.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-09

Dear Editor.-It has been some time since
have sont any OF my drawings IN ~ 7
hope you viii publish this one; also forrf~s
me TOT not writing sooner. With much success
u you and the club members, I remain yous
90 W. Canal Street R.oSmma5i TTiNSLE1-
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Dear Edltor,@I enclose an original drawing.
which ] hope you viii publish. 7 saw IN last
sundays paper that the boys are not drawing
ana writing a. much as usual. but I think
they win wake up and start Yours trGv-
-, LEWIS B. STATION.
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OF being published In your paper.
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Dear Editor am a new member OF ths
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send me a badge for the T. d. C. Q I wish Won
would please print this letter and bird.
remain yours, ALEXANDER Jones.
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Dear EditorT wish 70 become a manber a
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.ad 20 reproduce IA school. I an in ~
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hoping IL 20 escape the waste basket. Pleas
send me another badge. as I have lost mine
/ remain an old member.
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1880 Beverly Street, Richmond, Va.
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Letters From
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Dear Editor send thanks FOR my nice
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mucn / viii send a drawing and also nay
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Your true member, MABEL PARKER.
Agod twelve wars
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Dear Editor received the nice book and
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Dear Editor.-As 7 have not written 20 YOU
In a long time I thought I would write a piece
about Thanksgiving Day. 7 actually lost my
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another one. and I viii try and keep better
care Of IL this time. ] remain. hoping YOU to
have success. Your little friend,
LIZZIE r. OGBURN.
North View. Va Aged eleven years.
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Dear Edltor.-T viii now write 90 you. as I
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$50. I'D Chappcl Street. Petersburg, Va.
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fu and do better in the future. 4 have answer
cd the 1umblcd geoguphical words. which 4
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Dear Editor was very pleased TO see my
drawing on the T. d. C.. a.. page last SUNDAY.
and I thought I would send this one, too. L
am going TO school now. and / have a very
sweet acd competent teacher. and We are GO
Ing TO have a whole weeks holiday Tor
THANKSGIVING Hoping to see my drawing in
the paper. 7 remain.
Lawrcncevlle. Va ELLA N. WILKINS
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-24
CHAPTER VII.

ga Way They Have in the Navy.
Captain and Mrs. Kempt with Sabina
had resided a week in the. Matterhorn
hotel before the two girls arrived
there. They had gone direct to New
Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-02
WEEKLY RESUME
(By Frank J. Graf.)

 At the of the week the Of the market still indicates that
 
 
    be making dividend which time would be handsome investment The
  which is $500 This making the call o0o0O0 putting DennArizona Development of this the c This statement is official a
 
 
 
  
 
 
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Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-02

The Tonopah West End has a small but well located acreage adjoining the claims of the Tonopah Mining Com pany and on the strike of its richest vein. About $4,000,000 worth of ore has been placed in sight by compara- lively small amount of work to a depth of 40 feet. This vein is 40 feet wide and in places carries very high values. F. NJ. Smith, the borax king. holds con trol of the company. It is capitalized for 600,000 shares. which are selling at $40.
 The other mines of Tonopah are us yet in the earlier stages of develop ment, but sAcellent showings have been made in several of these. espe- cially in the Jim Butler, MacNamara, Golden Anchor and Ohio.
 The Tonopah Mining Company paid its shareholders the second quarterly dividend of the year-25 per cent and an extra 10 cents. the whole aggregat- ing s350.00o. The company, with the new mill in operation, will undoubted- ly be able to pay 50 per cent dividends for wi.h this mill s2o ore can be treat el profitably.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-02
200 TONS SHIPPED DAILY FROM
 SHATTUCk
On the 800 Level New Sul- phide Ore Body Is Open
 ed Up,

The tramway at the Shattuck has heen working for the past week in a very satisfactory manner. Two hun dred tons of ore are being hauled over the tramway every day, and loaaed N a, the railroad spur. This average VII not be increased for a month or SIN weeks yet, at which time it will prop ably reach the three hundred marx The sipments are being made to the Copper Queen smelter at Douglas. or the 500 level they are opening up new sulphide body, which the manage ment says is one of the richest en countered in the mine. The ore aver ages about twenty-five per cent copper
 The two raises from the 800 to the 700 are both in oxide ore bodies, ant stones will be started this week. or the TOO four bodies of oxide ore art being opened up, and one suipnlot body. There are four stopes on ths 800 at the present time, and eight or the 700.
 The drift on the. 600 is in ledge mat ter and iron ore.
 The material for the new onict building is now on the ground, and th' work of erecting the structure VIII p' commenced this week. A clearing ha! been made for the new building baci of the tramway terminal.
 The hoist from the Junction prop erty has been put into commission and all of the hoisting at the presen time is being done by this means. was installed on the opposite side O the shaft from where the old engin' house stood. The old hoist is bein' used at the present time to npist th singiedeck cage.
 A new building is to be erected o' the site of the old engine house an the new Sullivan compressor Will D installed in it as soon as it arrives i. The Junction hoist will be used unti the Allis-Chalmers hoist, whicn wa ordered some time ago arrives. A l tbat time a new engine house will D erected, and the equipment will the he comDlete.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-02
BIC SHIPMENT OF
 SILVER FOR CHINA Mexican Mining Product Is Sent to Foreign Land in
 Exchange for Gold.

Ninety thousand dollars worth of silver passed through the city yester- day en route from Mexico to san Francisco. The shipment arrived over the Mexican Central from the south. It was in box car, being en- cased in fifty boxes, each weighing about 200 pounds.
 It is reported that the silver is on its way from Mexico to China by way of San Francisco, being shipped through the Wells Fargo Express con- pany. It is stated that gold equal in value to the silver will be shipped through the city to Mexico in the course of a week. It will be in pay meDt for the silver.
 Silver to the value Of S393.000 has been shipped through Fl Paso this month, in consignments of about $15,- GOO to $100,000, and is sent out of the city after it's arrival On the first out going train for the west that carries express.
 It is said that most of the silver which goes through Fl Paso is bound for China which country has silver standard and where the metal has a great demand.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-02
RICH COPPER DISCOVERED IN ROCK
 QUARRY OF DETROIT co. AT M0RENCl

Although there has been considerable prospecting done near the find, yet none of the leads have quite touched the lode and the discovery is a great surprise. The lode lies between lime and quartz.
 c. E. Hunt has returned from his trip to the coast
 The baseball game Sunday between Norenci and Clifton Sunday resulted in 8 tie; score six to six at the end of thirteen innings. Rain then pre- vented further sport for the day.
 G. H. Booth. head of the mechanical engineering force of the Detroit com pany has resigned and will go into the hills for a three weeks vacation and will then take up work at Naco- zari.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-02
MINING DISTRICTS IN NEED OF
 MINERS Output of Metal Would Be Larger If More Men Were
 at Work.

While the mining industry is pros pering as never before in Arizona, the output of metal would be much larger CTS. Skilled workmen are in demand in very camp, with wages of $3.50 to s4 for eight hours. There is gen eral complaint that too many ui the miners are nomadic in disposition, leaving for new fields as soon as a sIcall stake" has been accumulated. Bisbee is the only camp in the terri tory that seems to have a steady class of workmen.
 Locally it is believed that in Pinal county, east of Florence will soon be developed one of the best producers among the mining districts of the southwest. Almost at the southeast ern extremity of the mineralized de- zion lie the properties of the Saddle Mountain Copper company, which has been operating a small shelter for a year, shipping matte. Now it is an- nounced that the smelter is to be en- larged and battery of converters added.
 A district are to be given cheap trans portation for their ores by a broad grage railroad that is being construct ed for the Old Dominion shelter to the property of the Arizona Com mercial company, in the hills back of the main Old Dominion claims. The Commercial, one of the newer mines, already is making shipments of ore to the Phelps-Dodge smelter at Douglas.
 About 590 tons of silicious silver ere will be shipped each month here after from the Ash Peak mines to the Shannon smelter, near Clifton. It is especially valuable at the smelter for use as lining for converter shells. It is probable that it will be shipped for the same purpose to the smelters at Douglas, which now secure their silic. i ious ores from Globe. The Ash Peak company has purchased a cyanide plant and mill for treatment of its | icw-grade ores.
 !, The Chase Creek company's tunnel drove Clifton, now is 1400 feet long its face in solid sulphide copper ore At a depth of hundreds of feet th' i tunnel will crosscut number of ricl veins that are we'll defined upon tn, surface.
 The force of miners has been dou bled on the property of the LonI Beach and Arizona Mining company in the Black Hnls, near Jerome. Tn company's double-compartment shaf has been sunk 10 the depth of fifteel feet, the entire bottom being in pa ore, carrying copper and gold. is expected that water will be strucl at 250 feet. Then a new hoist vii be put in and drifting begun. Tn company has ten claims. located
 short distance from the Iron King am Equator mines.
 l The Arizona Gold Lode Mines com pany is preparing to double the size 0 its ten-stamp mill in Cherry Creek dis tiict. to add a cyanide equipment an
 to use oil for fuel.
 At the depth of cnly eleht feet.
 threc-foot vein of high grade sulphid
 gold ore has been found in the Dun kirk mine, in Slate Creek district, nea
 Prescott.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-02

Grande. and is surrounded on three sides by the holdings of the Cananea- Central company. 1t is intended to sink a shaft to a depth of about four hundred feet on the south side Of the property and very close to the north line of the Bryan division of the Can anea-Central. The same croppings show on both the Ronquillo propersy and the Cobre Grande. and the man. agement feel very confident that they will find a rich ore body.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-02

the shaft at the Cochise this week, at about the TOO foot level. On Thus day red oxide of iron was encounter ed, and since that time talcose matter carrying low per centage of copper has been exposed. It is a brecciated formation, and the outlook Is very fa- vorable. l. is understood that the management intend to run drift from the 700 mark. but nothing definite has been determined The drift on the 900 is still in lime formation.
 The finding Of iron ore in the shaft is looked upon very favorably, as it has always been the indication of near near approach to copper in this dis trict.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-02
pENN-ARIzoNA.

At the Denn sinking of the shaft will be resumed today. It was necessary to discontinue work couple of weeks ago on account of the breaking down of one of the pumps. This pump has been repaired and Is now ready to be put into use. The stations for the Prescott pumps which were started some time ago, are now completed. and the work of installing the founda- lions for the big pumps Is under way.
 The east drift, on the thousand lev el, has been driven about 500 feet up to the present time. and is now in a lime and iron formation. It is ex- pected that the cross-cut, which will he run to connect with the diamond drill hole, will be started this week. At the time the diamond drill hole was bored. body of rich ore twenty-sey- en feet in thickness was encountered, and 1t is expected that this cross-cut will reveal large ore body.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-02
POWER PLANT FOR
 CATALINA MOUNTAINS.

W. B. Alexander left Tuesday for the Catalinas where he will ao some preliminary surveying for the loca- tion of dam site and power house in Sabino Canyon. It seems very probable that electric power will very shortly be furnished Tucson from her canyon on the north and also that a considerable amount of water will be held for irrigation purposes which has formerly gene to waste in the rainy season. Messrs VIII Daily, Judge B,enman. Vic Griffith and sev- eral others of prominence are con nected with the company.-Tucson pcst
Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-02
CALUMET C. ARIZONA

If the dividend declared by North
 Butte was a little disappointing that oi
 Mir. Coles other company-Calumet &
 Arizona comes fully up to expecta-
 tions. The $3.50 about to be paid IS
 the second consecutive increase or 9o
 cents and compares with S2 year
 ago. With the payment Of this d1yi-
 dend Calumet & Arizona will have dis
 tributed $2,500, 900. .-21-2 times its capitalization, ali disbursed within four wears after beginning production Even at that It is paying out only 15 per cent of its net earnings
 There are many points of similar ;ty between Mir. Coles two producing companies. In the first place. both have easily beaten all previous records in the matter of quick results both as regards production and dividends. In it's first year Calumet & Arizona pro duced 25. .O0o, 900 pounds and within | 1s months had paid $3.50 per share. North Butte went 1t one better. the corresponding figures being 31.000. 900 hounds and S6.50 per share. Second | iy. the value of their ore is about the same-Calumet & Arizona may De a little richer. Thirdly, their cost per pound-7 cents-is identical, and low CT than that of almost any other com pany. Finally. ss soon as North Butte 1 is hoisting 1500 tons a day, both stocks will be earning 17 pencent on their market price. Calumet X Ari. zona. it Is true, yieldeS1z per cent against ST per cep<1of North Butte, and is for that reAkon more attractive
 as an investment. but this is fully on set by the possibilities of the latter. | Is 1t any wonder that there is 3 scramble to subscribe to the stock oi every new company that MT. Cole
 brings out. or that the stock of his la test creation, eCananea Central, has advanced 50 per cent within one month of is appearance?
Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-02


 MORENCI, ,ug. 31.-C. L. Schufe- lat, form New York state, arrived last night with his family and will assume the responsibilities of superintendent of public schools for the coming year.
 MessTs. McCullom of Fl Paso and Bailey of Georgia are the latest addi- tions to the Detroit Copper store of fee force.
 Yesterday as the Detroit lime quar- " force returned to their work after the noon blast had been fired they found what appeared to be signs of copper. Samples were at once assay ed and found to be forty per cent pure copper Further examination reveals hole four feet in thickness and width unknown at the present. This prop erty Is only few hundred yards from the smolter and can be asily mined.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-02
MULES AT WORK
 IN COPPER QUEEN.

During the past ten days six full bred Missouri mules have been low cred into the Copper Queen mines and are hauling ore cars from the work ings of the Hoibrook and Gardiner to the Gardiner shaft. The mules were lowered without accident. with the ex- ception of one animal which bursted a blood vessel in its struggles to escape from the cage. The mules each pull train of six ore cars and their in troduction into the Copper Queen was made imperative owing to the caving of the Holbrook shaft which is tenn porarily out of commission. It is not expected that the new Holbroolz shaft will be ready for use for at leass six months.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-02
FLOW OF WATER
 IS CUT ONE-HALF.

Announcement is made that the flow of water at both the Briggs and the Junction shafts has been mater ially decreased during the past week or ten days. Not more than HOO gallons per minute are beiag jumped at each place where formerly. the amount was as high as 2200 gallons. It is the opinion of local mining men, that the water basin which has in terfeTed with active operations at the Briggs and Junction shaft, is being rapidly pumped out and the rapid de- crease in the flow for the past ten days is good proof of the theory. Capt. James Hoatson has always eontended that the water encountered in that To-
Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-02
HoATsoN IS
 MAKING RAPID HEAowAY

Over at the Hoatson Foreman Jack Hinckley is keeping up the good rec ord for rapid sinking. No trouble is being experienced in handling the va ter so far encountered and a depth Of 1125 feet has already been attained.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-02

cality came from basin and 'aould eventually be pumped out. The con dit.on at the Briggs will enable more rapid development work In that To- cality and at the same time De saw ing in operating expenses.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-02

It is doubtful if there is single delegate present in the democratic ter ritor.al convention who is in favor of stofnt ststsbocd. The democratic party in Arizona is unit against jointnre. It was SO in congress. The demo cratic congressman and senators stood solid as the friends of Arizona.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-02
RoNouILLo pRosERTx

It was learned yesterday that the Copper Company, who own land adjoining the great Cananea mines. at Cananea, in- tend to start extensive operations.
 This r-ouerty adiourns the cobre
Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-02
L. s. AND P. GETS
 NEW ORE BODY.

In cutting the station on the 1900 level of the Lake Superior & Pittsburg this week good body of carbonate ore was encountered. Steady ship ments from the l.. s. & P. to the snelters at Douglas continue.