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New-York tribune., 1906-08-05

DOPULAR sentiment in behalf of the wild
Il flowers is rapidly growing. There is already
a society for their protection which is gaining
members all over the country and of the States
awhile ago passed law forbdding anybody to
pluck or otherwise Interfere with the climbing
fern, the most beautiful of native plants of
this order, which though plentiful in former days
gathered wherever found for decorative purposes
1t is the same way with the trailing arbutus
which in some parts OF the United States is better
protected by its inconspicuousness but its dainty
little blossoms, which are among the earliest har-
bingers of spring admired that that season
OF the year people search the woods for them pluck
ing everyone that can be found Thus and through
no other cause the charming plant has disappeared
New-York tribune., 1906-08-05

When every blossom is plucked. and none Is left
to produce seed, the vegetable species, whatever 1t
may be, Is doomed to speedy determination. Thus
1t has been with many of our wild flowers, the most
beautiful ones necessarily suffering most, and the
woods and fields, erstwhie gaily carpeted and
attractive to the eye in charming variety of colors
are left barren and unadOrned.
10 make the mischief worse rural districts in the
neghborhood of cities persiStentlv searched for
Wild flowers to supply the local markets. and the
efforts OF the people engaged in this ndustry-oral
pot t-hunters they might be caled-are largely
accountable for the desolation in this respect Of
many suburban regions. The holly has nearly gone;
the tringed gentian, ultramarine of hue has all but
disappeared; and 1t Is rarely nowadays that one
slipper-almost the only conspicuous orchid native
New-York tribune., 1906-08-05

some one else has got an in,'rest in tbes. a..
Ahl" says he. And who night thar ba.se Ie'as S.
Mrs. Montgomery Smith saws
1t was a chance shot bur 5t -rlnos ,b IN
goes as limp straw hat that's been LI,~ L-e~ Do
after a dip IN the bay. and Ills ewes toot 'oAel
shifty look they had the frs. time ever So ~ &
Why, says he SWalOViI hard and y am
best 70 get back the stit .-sn- he'd been 's -- ,a
up-"why, there IS no such person. putin
No SAYS /. How aIor. the ono -
you Monty and runs YOU urle- the coucbs s''@ ea-a
It's lie, SAYS he. Shes notbing So
Oh, well, saws |, that .e,neen To,, aui ..e
She saws different Anvvar s6e'5 lo-, :, a-l ler
here to put in her bid So Il r -loren f .'sa' ll
her a show. III just bring h,- ." s's
As | starts towards the tror- door Doc
one look to see if | means business Tbs 80 ne
says, he turns the color IF --cr,Ist do - --le
Tillc if She live uire nd ir,r7-S = sun
the back door like he'd been ked bv ! rIll ,.lols5
got back just IN time 10 scc . hurdle S. -' /
hedge without stirrin' a l, and the las '.Srs'oai
we got OF him he was headir ~ d stretch of ss
up Connecticut way. 0A
Looks like you'd just = assistin'
of blgamy, says | 20 the z.s preacher - '-s' 1
was bringln Aunt IIlhe ONT ot taint. We
Shocking SAYS he "S .k,nql" asb
himself with hymn book He 1as takin' b-le Ian
Aunt IIlhe wouldn't speak - any of us. and 1e a'
bundled her into her carriage and sent be- - +
she looked as mad a set-.r Bon with her fee,
Shorty, SAYS Sadie, ON th-uav back ~. ~
an elegant bluff YOU put up '-a- 'A
Lucky my hand want called saws I ~Pr.
was rough on the preacher chap wa Mt IL Fe -
his mouth all made up TO marry some one. Ri
If didn't want 10 offer him io5 myself
And who would YOU have aed out. Sbo-,r.r
Well, says /, lOOkIn her over wishfu1 ~+b
amt never been but one girl rlat I'd choose nv
side partner. and She out oi r.r class now 80 .
Was her name Sullivan oucrs saws She
1t was, SAYS l.
She didn't say anything more Tor a spell sf,.-
that, and | didn't, but there's times when co-
versation don't fit in All nov IS that vo, '. o.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-05

couDle of pebbles in a bottle and it was a of
holdin' on and hoping the thing would stay rlght
side up. | hadn't worked up much enthusiasm
about gettin to St. Paul S-1n-the-Nood DeioIe'
but did then all right.
There's her carriage waiting at the chapel
door" says Sadie. Shorty, we must stop tins.
It's out of my line says l. but i Il help.
We made break for the front door and butted
right in lust as though they'd sent us cards. 1t
wasn't verv light inside but down at the far end we
could see a little bunch of folks standin around as
if they was waitin for somethn to happen
Sadie didn't make any false motions She sailed
down the center aisle and took Aunt Illlie by the
arm She was a dumpy, ple-taced old girl, with
plenty of ballast to keep her shoes down, and lot
of genuine store hair that was pulled and waved
like the specimens YOU see IN the SlAlh-dNe. SHOW
cases She was actin kind of nervous, and grnnln
a silly kind of grin, but when she spots SADIE Sne
puts on look like the hired girl wears when she 5
been caught bein kissed by the grocery boy.
You haVent done 1t, have YOU: says Sadie.
Just as soon as the rector gets on his other coat
Now please don't Mrs. Winfield, says Sadie,
qettin' a waist grip on the old girl and rubbin her
cheek up against her shoulder in that purry coaxln
way She has You know how badly we should all
feel if it didn't turn out well, and Pinckney-
Hes a meddlesome mpertnent young scamp!
saws Aunt Tillie CROWN red under the layers of
rice powder Haven't l a right TO marry without
consulting him, Id like to know
oh YES of course, says Sadie soothing her
down: but Pinckney says
Don't tell me ANYTHING that he SAYS not wordi"
she shouts Il won't listen to it. He had the i'm
pudence to suggest that my dear Null was IA
corn doctor or something like that.
did he?" saws Sadie 9 l wouldn't have thought
il of Pincknev Well Just to show him that he was
wrong would put this affair OFT until you can have
a regular church wedding, with invitations and
11shers and pretty flower girls And you ought to
have gray silk wedding gOwn-yOud look per-
fectlv stunning in gray silk, you know ouldn t
all that be much nicer than running of like this,
New-York tribune., 1906-08-05

as though you were
ashamed of something
Say, it was a slick game
of talk that Sadie handed
out then, for she was play
in for time. But Aunt
Tillie was no COme-On.
Multi doesn't want to
wait another day, says
she, and neither do |, so
that settles it. And here
comes the rector now. -
Looksl slikewe' d played
out our hand, don't it,
q" Waitl" says she. Il
want to get a good look
at the man"
He was trailin' along
after the minister, and it
wa mt until he was within
six feet of me that l saw
who it was.
Hello, Doc!" says |.
So you're the dear
Multi, are you?'
He near jumped out of
his collar, Pinphoodle did,
when he gets his lamps
on me. 1t only lasted a
minute, though, for he
was a quick recOverer.
" Why, professor
SAYS he. This is an un-
expected pleasure
:" l guess some of that's
right" says |.
And say, but he was
dressed for the joyful
bridegroom part strip
ed trousers, frOck coat,
white puff tie, and white
New-York tribune., 1906-08-05
Bache a e

to these ATTITUDES, which was e,non only teT
years ago
Travelling by rail through .rshes Of New
Jersey in late summer. one So. otherwise Tn
attractive landscape gloritied d. tudes OF pms
narShuallovvs exquisite of f,.- somewhat r.
serubliner wild roses The win --e.4rl-banks
lined with them, and here AMI aole meadows
are transformed by them into eliest Of par
terreS. One longs for a chance unit from INC
train and pluck them Yet a thing
practicable all of this beauty tonS ago nave
disappeared. II has been prcse~ us 1naceessF
ISIS they would soon D11ck -r, -rarshrnalloW
and nothing would be LETT but
1t Is against the people WHO Idesl III ll1-
professions of love for wild flow Il, the flowers
themselves most need IEotectl.n
New-York tribune., 1906-08-05

t> close on The
back seat of one of then
blg acuHne carts as Won
can ON q parlor sofa and
with sadie snuggled uo
against me | felt Ess
II was always goin 10
be summer. with Sous,
band playin' somewhere
behind the rubber trees
FIRST thing | knows We
tetches up at nv shack IN
Primrose Park and Iva,
Stau,.in on the horse
block alongside the bub-
bic Sadie d dropped both
hands on nv shoulders
and was turnin them ewes
OF hers on me at close
range FRANCOIS waslook-
IN straight ahead. and
there wasn't anyone IN
sight So | lust took
good look into that PAR
OF Iri~h blues.
What a chump YOU
are shorty" she whispers.
Ah. quit Your kiddln
SAYS l. But | didn't make
any move. and she didn't.
Wen. good-by, SAYS
she. Iertin' out a long
breath
Bvby, Sadie. " says l.
and or -he goes
Say I Ion t know howit
was. hur I've been feelin
ever since that Id missed
somerhir that was comm
70 me Navbe It was that
bull pu9 | forgot to buy.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-15
MARKET REPORTS
WEEKLY RESUME

The officials ing between egheen and Copper plant nae are being replaced @ rapidly @ as possible % with new furnaces in March record breaking month when Soooo pounds the brown metal
 The Calumet getting into development in portion gives of many years of production ahead for the C. 
 Circle is without in had h;le squirt the i25o level r an east drift run from raise from lS5o level but at the end of the week the stock had snggeS back @ the quotations of being received this week the
 these columns before the real reason reason for & the dep9n ] i or m the ] a actiye trading and eonseuen' nsn P IS % @ % erprsos much surplus
 condition favorable sns 5H the underground workings
 C. A don't have to be in hurry stock paving good dividends be taken to mean however the; there m The policy of the Honageent as nea near @S can De J is daily proving that the C. A. group yet
 There meeting of the stockholders of at St Paul on Apr & the eT ss released and placed on the e @ shares of the stock %hsn a1n out t and should m result ] R e an Company o work Hachta N & Nil Will ] aso shu b m Bdon and Pa;tn
 conservative production during IsG wod 50 coo pounds present neters 4c0oo March is not senera Known pu[ IS @ % r other period in its history ad the same amount received from ibis The Copper @ Queen DTa @ % P6e' % l oo f nothing Junction and C. P whfh shoud the active list before December
 The Review believes mining an neFeased ing up all parts population wealth
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-15
THE HOATSON.

From some source the impression get abroad q short time ago that the Hoatson shaft had encountered an enormous flow of water and that sink ing would be inteTfered with on this account. The report was exaggerated. small amount Of water was encoun- tered, but al no time did it exceed fifty gallons per minute, and this was easily taken care of by means of q sinker pump which pumped the water to a tank on the 1.054 level and from that point il was hoisted 10 the sur face by baileTs. With this arrange ment 250 gallons per minute could be handled if required. Sinking was retarded for three or four days. The shaft has since reached the 1 ,150 level, where station cutting is in progress. As a further protection against inter ference from an unlooked-fCr flow of water, the company has on the ground 500-gallOn capacity pump, but it is not thought it's installation will be ne "ssary, at least not for the present. Just as soon as station cutting is com. plcted, drifting from the 1.15O will be started. The formation at the bet. tom of the Hoatson is very soft-lime. mixed with iron ard leached mate. rial. It looks very much as if the Hoatson shaft was on top of an ore body.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-15
LOS ANGELES CAPITAL
Has Secured a Bond or Group . of Mines in the Johnson
 District.
KIRK HART WILL
 DIRECT DEVELOPMENT

TOMBSTONE, April 14.-Advices received here today are to the effect that company of Los Angeles capi- talists. has been formed to take hold of group of claims located in the Johnson district and that they had al. ready paid down ten per cent of the purchase price and would immediately start development work. The group on which the sale has been made in- Cludes the Teaser, Surprise and Hill side mining claims, as well as several others. The group was formerly the property of T. K. Mitchell Kirk Hart and others, and is located in the cen ter of the Johnson district and has already considerable work done on them.
 Kirk Hart, who is well known in Southern Arizona. has been instrumen- tai in making the deal, and has just returned to Phoenix from Los Angeles, where he made the final arrangements for the bond. MT. Hart has. resigned his position as manager of the Ari- zona Hardware Company in Phoenix and will take up his residence at Johnson, where he will have charge Of the development work that is to be done on the property and will put number of men at work immediately.
 The Johnson camp is attracting con- siderable attention at the present time, and a number of companies are at work there and others are getting options on other claims. John Hays Hammond. the great miHinE engineer, has been al the camp during the past wek for two days making an extensive examination Of 2 group Of claims for aa Eastern syndicate, and it is said that he has been greatly impressed with the outlook there and its pros Pects of making a good camp.
 Much significance is believed 10 at Iach 10 the visit, as it is quite pToba- ble Mr. Hammond is on the trip to expert Johnson district properties. His approval of this district would mean a great deal to thc mining industry in CCchisc County.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-15
STAMPS ARE DROPPING
Results from the Tombstone Consolidated Mill is Ex-
 ceeding Expectations,
ONE HUNDRED TONS
 ARE TREATED DAILY

TOMBSTONE, April 14-Thc prog ress being made at the mill of the Tombstone Consolidated Company is far exceeding the best expectations of the management and is paying a nice little royalty to the company. During the past month the cost per ton of treatment of ore put through the mill and cyanide plant was S1.50 per ton, which when the other stamps are started the management expects to re duce to Sl per ton or less. At the present time a little over 100 tons per day is being put through the mill and in a few days this amount will be more than doubled. When the mill was started it was thought that the four Callow tanks would be suf- ficient to carry of tle shines, but it was found that they would not dc so and six additional tanks were ordered
 These have been received and put in place and are being connected up, and the work will probably be com pleted today or in the morning, so that the other twenty stamps can Be started. The mill was shut down Friday for a short time in order to make a few repairs and to clean out the boilers. Everything is now in good shape for long and steady run. Four of the tanks are now being pre- cipitated with the cyanide solutions and clean-ups are being made every Monday in the zinc room. Several bars of gold and silver have already up and two cars of concentrates were been shipped as result of the clean shipped last month when it was ex- pected that one would cover the amount secured. The present system of handling the ore through the mill is resulting in saving 90 per cent. of the values. The ore that is being run comes from the big shaft and is being taken entirely from old stopes of the Old Contention and Head Gen. teh workings and iu is said that there is enough ore in sight to keep up the present capacity of the mill run ming for 8 number of years without any further development work,
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-15
GOOD STRIKE AT.
 CAEANEE DULUTH.

The Cananea-Uuluth Company have struck rich ore in their shaft No. 2 The work of uncovcring the vetn is being pushed as fast as possible and from ali appearances they have struck q permanent body pf high araGe ore even at this shallow 'cvel. Thr shaft at present is only SG feet deep and is being sunk or a big quartz cropping with a width of about 150 feet From the assayer's report the ore runs 8 per cent copper and 16 ounces silver. The two shafts were sunk in places indicated by Mining Engineer Laird. superintendent of the Sierra de Cobre mines and the company is now devel- oping their works and installing ma chinery as rapidly as possible. For young company the Cananea-Duluth has brighg prospects.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-15
KINsEY RECEIVES LETTER
Secretary PeIzer Tells of Or ganization of PiChaCo Gold
 Mining Co.
ASSAY CERTIFICATES
 SHOW GOOD VALUES.

W. D. Kinsey, who represents the Plchaco Gold Mining Company in Bis bee. yesterday was in receipt of the following letter from B. S. Pelzer, sec retary of the company at Cananea, telling of the organization of the com paGy, it's officers, future prospects, etc. The letter in full is as follows:
 CANANEA, Son, April II, 1906. ". D. Kinsey. EsQ.. Bisbee, Ariz.
 Dear sir: In reply to yours of re cent date, will say that we named our company the Pichaco Gold Mining O.. for reasons that the well known landmark. "Pichaco Peaks" are on our ground. We positively disclaim any association with the Clanceys. The reputation of the officers of our com pany will stand investigation. My self as president and l.. G. DcLara, cur yice-president, comes from the best stock in Mexico. A graduate from the Jurisprudence Law School of Mexico and the best attorney in Sonora. Our secretary, Mfr. G. NJ Bernstein is the Collector of Inter nal Revenue for the Cananea District. Our treasurer, Mir. A. Barraza, is postmaster at Cananea. If anyone has anything to say against the person aiity of our company, let them come out in the open.
 Enclosed please find an assay certifi- cate, showing five samples taken from exposed lodges on the surface, giving from s1.40 to S59.03 gold values per ton. We have 307 acres adjoining the PhelpS-Dodse gold mine. We sur round them east. west and north Our main shaft is 150 feet northeast from their workings and with 15O feet of work we will tap the rich ore body We have IS men at work or the property, and two shafts and enc tunnel are being pushed as rapidly as possible Phelps-Dodge people shipped ore val ued at $25,000.00 DOT ton from the game ledge we will soon tap. Mir. Kinsey, you can safely recommend our stock. Every cent is Iegitim ately spent and officers receive no pay All goes to develop the property mo a dividend-payer. I am sending map, showing ouI. workings. etc.
 Will be glad to give you any and all information desired.
 l beg to remain, yours,
 THE PICHACO GOLD MIN. co.
 Per B. 6. PELZER, Secy.
 For further information, mans. esc., can on me. W. D. KINSET.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-15
STRIKE OF HIGH GRADE ORE MADE
 IN OVERSIGHT MINE AT CANANEA

For some months past the Cananea Consolidated Copper Company has been prospecting part of their prop critics with view of ascertaining the existence of new ore bodies, says the Herald. The result of this important work has been the discovery of a body of high-grade ore, the extent of which is net yet known although present indications show permanent body of high-grade ere.
 Last week while working on the third level on the Massey ore body of the Oversight mine a large body of high-grade ore was encountered which is practically of the same character as the upper levels and Is composed chiefly of copper glance associated
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-15
ARIZONA MINING & DEW. CO.

The litigation which for a time threatened the Arizona Mining and Development Company has now been settled for good, and considerable in. terest has been shown of late in the stock. The mill is now running very successfully and the ten stamps are producing about S400 to $500 daily, while MT. McHenry, mine superintend- enI, reports that he has several years of ore blocked out at the mine ready for breaking and transmission to the mill. Owing to the fact that the quantity of ore available at the mine is far in excess of the mill capacity it has been decided by the management to add an additional ten stamps to the mill. thus doubling it's present ca pacity.
 Mir. Jos. NJ. Muheim has accepted the vice presidency and 1t is generally understood that ether men prominent in local mining circles will soon be come identified with the company.
 The main office of the A. NJ. & D. Mining Company will be located in Bisbee in the future, and under the present new management the prop erty should be made to pay handsome ly in the near future.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-15
WORK AT THE BRIGGS.

water at both the Briggs and Junction shafts was noticeable during the past week. The Briggs is drifting on the bottom level in both directions toward the Hoatson and Junction, in addition
 to running three drifts from the No. i winze, distant from the shaft in a southeasterly direction six hundred
 feet. One of these drifts during the week has been in low grade ore and leached material averaging two UT three per cent copper. Two large pumps for the bottom level will be
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-15
THE FORTUNA.

Great activity is reported at the Fortuna mine, of which J. A. Daughter ty of this city is president, and a large number of shares of the company are held by local people. Some twenty five men are working on the property taking out high grade ore and sacking it. Two shifts are being worked and about six tons of ore are sacked every twenty-four hours. The ore runs s15000 in gold, silver and copper values to the ton. So soon as enough ore has been sacked to load two cars, it will probably be shipped to Fl Paso. The shaft on the mine is down 150 feet where the development work is progressing very fast in the driftings. Any amount of ore is in sight and peo- pie who have seen the Fortuna say that 1t has a great future. The mine is located 36 miles south of Cananea. There is a good wagon road to the property and stream of water within a quarter of a mile. It is said that the company has ordered a hoist and some other necessary machinery. Most of the work is now being done in the Sulphide claim.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-15

with ohalcopyrite and is a significant fact which indicates that the workings are in the zone of large bodies of copper bearing ores. Thus far the drift has penetrated the ore body for a distance of some thirty feet and from all indications it Is permanent and uniform but. at present 1t Is i'm possible to actually determine the depth and extent of the strike.
 This work of the management is the most important development that has taken place in some time. The work has been prosecuted quietly and un- obtrusively, and the announcement made is conservative estimate Of the valuable strike.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-15
MINING ACROSS TIE BORDER.
(Cananea Herald.) THE SWANSEA,

Development work is progressing very favorably on the Swansea prop erty. Thirty-five' men are now on the ground taking out high-grade gold and silver ore. The tunnel is now some HOO feet in length and has gone through over so feet of fine free mill ing ore. A small town of some fifty inhabitants has sprung up near the mine. Here the company has it's stores and assay offices. The compa- ny has two story stone building for it's offices. IL is a very pretty and substantial structure erected at the cost of S1 1,500.00. The company is not shipping any of it's ore, but throwing 1t out on the dump. saving it for their new mill, which is epecred to be erected soon.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-15
LAKE SUPERIOR 6 PITTssuRe.

On the .25O level of the Lake Supe- r'7r X Pittsburg. stations are being timbered and DreDaratiOns made for drifting north and south from this level Next week the miners will be pit to work stoPing on the north ore body on the 1000 level. The L. s. & P. is sending to the smelters two hun dred tons daily on an average which VIII assay per cent.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-15

shortly installed. One of Ihe pu.nps has already arrived and the second one Is expected daily. As soon as tEc ad. ditional pumps are installed more de Yelopment work will be carried on from the 1150 and sinking of the Briggs shaft resumed.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-15

Missouri is promising to run a coal mine, of it's own if the strike shuts things down. Missouri feels equal to anything after forcing Mr. Rogers to converse pleasantly with Attorney General Hadley, when he did not feel like talking.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-15

Mir. Andrew Carnegie says he profits by reading poetry. Many per sons have failed to profit by writing 1t.