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The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-05
BASEBALL, RACING, BOXING RESULTS
BASEBALL NEWS 7ERSELY II
Results of Games Played Yesterday
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
New York 9, Philadelphia 5.
Games Today.
Pittsburg at Boston
Chicago at New York
st. Louis at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at Philadelphia.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-05
ROCHESTER s. BALTIMORE 4

The orioles gave about as wretched an
exhibition OF fielding yesterday at Balti-
more as has been seen here this season.
Walters pitched a good. steady game af-
ter the first Inning. Attendance 1889.
Score.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-05
Vanderbilt WON

W. X. vanderblts Terburg won the
Viewpoint stakes at the 81. Cloud races
yesterday at Paris.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-05
CONNECTICUT LEAGUE

AZ Norwich--springhel 2. Norwich 3
At New London-New London Z. Water
bury 4. -
At Bridgeport-New Haven TO- Bridge
port o.
At Hartford-Hartford ?. Holyokc I.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-05
EASTERN LEAGUE.

Jersey City Z. Buffalo 1.
Rochester 6. Baltimore g.
Games Today.
Toronto al Newark
Buffalo al Jersey city
Montreal AZ Providence
Rochester at Baltimore.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-05
Am ERIcAN LEAGUE.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Boston 6. Cleveland s.
New York ]. ST. Louis O.
Chicago 3. Philadelphia ?.
Detroit 10. Washington 4
Games Today.
Boston at Cleveland.
New York at st. Louis.
Washington at Detroit.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-02-23

8opIepelt lit lb[ieBlib bod tsin ates
gel, Der es oulbeu nnroe, menn elmer
Srau unredt getan uiroe uno oieTes
ltnreht nadber nod in Shut neb=
men ionte. gr hdtte audi gar tetnen
@runo baau. 0ein, neinl Sc wiro
iih lhOn 10 sugetra8en baben, Die
Trau miro iid 10 nerridt benUmnten
baben, boB man uidbt auoer8 NIT ibr
fertig tperoen fDnnte, als ourb Die
Nnnenoun9 BON @emalt. ale oieie
Bbraien n0n Outrage On Bon1ans
buoo" II. T. 10. iino uuiinn; Der Brd-
ftoent muB o0h ihlie6lid Utittel boz
ben, iib in ieinem eiaeneu 6alie
geaen auforinQlihe uno u%npernlnfti,
ge Beiuher ihuBen HI f6nnen, Qaila
Qleib. pb ite Wtdnner ooer Srauem
Iino. 6offentlih miro man oie8 aus
gemein einIeben uno Die 8erfuhe oes
5errn Morris, elr,en qrUBen Stanoal
BON Der Sade gu MAIDEN. nibt unters
itiben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-02-23

@eih0pfe unb Teile Der MaiGine
paren, bann babea lies etma dbn.
ltd aen,adt mie bic Sreibeuter. Die
tbr Spiel nerloren Qtaubten uno niht
ttur ane Shabe, ionoern auh ale
8eIhuBe uno iDniti9e 8affen iber
B0ro marfen, in Der 9uffnung. mes
niglten8 oas nadte 2eben gu retter.
9urb oas neue 8egiItrirunas1 uno
oaS 8rtmdruahlgefeb baben ite es
Der Mal6ine unmDalih aenaht,
hinfort Die 8ahlen gu beherriden,
mie iie e8 bisher fonnte; ourb ben
8ioerruf bes 8ippers@ eiebes boben
tie Der 5taatsmaidine ben beberrs
ihenoen ginfluB in Der 2otulpDtitit
genommen, uno burd Die ginfibs
runa oes &eroienitipitems baben tie
e8 Den 2otatpUlitifetn minbeitens
iebr erI6Nert, iih pieoer cine 10
itarte uno gut arbeitenoe Waihine
~sulammen3ubauen mie Die mar, uete
DE lebten Sommer unb 6erbit in
8bilabelpbia sertriimmert nuroe-
iulanee Die Guraer mad" bteiben
uno Die ihDnen neuen gelebe holbs
tueas Qemiiienbaft ourhsefibrt ners
Den!
9a8 gauge 2ano ftaunt Db Der aroB.
arttaen 8~eformleiituna Benniplpa,
Mas. Wan ipriht oapDu, als bon
einem v@uuoer" uno penn man sus
rldoentt, mis mod bur Elm paar Sab
rem Benniuloania rettunas[os bers
itlaDt ldten i'm 9ienite Der Malhis
ne, oann ldeint oas mol beredtiet-
Elm sIel ar5Beres Bunber aber piroe
e8 iein. menn man in Bennibloania
nab bieiem. I0meit Der Gtaat in Be-
traht fDn1mt, leiht errungenen eldn'
senoen Siea nun aud .munter" bIei.
ben unb oem Seinoe auf ben Serien
bleiben miroe, foiulaaen. DieBenns
l1loanter piroen ii6 oaH1it auF oaS
80rteilbafteite unteriheioen BON alien
anoern &inoern Onfel Salns.
DEM mir Mnoern MAIDEN eS bod
allemal 10. oaB mir uns nod einet1
pDlitiihen Siege Die Shlafmibe mie.
Der iiber Die Dhren sieben uno uns
auf Die 8arenbaut leaen. ur8 rett
grinolih nussuruben BON ben eebabs
ten Strapaben uno fir Die Bennipls
nanier lit bic Beriuhuna oaSu beion.
oers eroB, neil iie init einet, W1ale
10 oiet erreihten. Wir miiien ielblt.
nerftdnolib ale, baE Der Breis Der
Treiheit eniae 8adiamteit lit, aber
mir rerlaifen uns barauf. baB Die
Nnoern oas 8ahen beiureen. Die
b~erufsmdBi9sn Bolititer. nelhe Iib
iebt in Bennipluania Dem 8iQen oes
8oltes 10 iebr eefaaie seiater, ruers
ben mahlam iein unb iharf aufpai,
fen auf ieoe g%eleaenbeit, Die linen
BON oeg Qnait abgerunaeren @eiebe
81 urtgeben - pDn Der Mah1dmteit
bet 8irger tam man leioer rtidt TO
felt iberseugt iein.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-02-23
gett user 90 syapren

idDn muree Mrs. @inslou's SOP.
thing Syrup BON Miuionen opr
Wittern beim 8abnen Der &inoer
anaemenoet. Wirlt Du i'm SHlafe
our@ oas Sbreien zines &inoes aes
itDrt, oas i'm 8abnert tit unb nDr
Sbmerser neint? Menr 10, lafie
ioEprt cine Ilaide BON nWrs.
8inSlows Soothing Syrup" huletl.
Sem Wert lit unbeaablbar. Gs miro
benz tleinen 2eibenoen ioFort Yinoe-
rung neri6affeu. 8erlaBt eub boz
raul, Wiitter, es 1T fein 8meifel
nariber. Go beitt Diarrboe, reeu.
liert ben Waaen uu6 bic Nierer,,
beleitiat 8ino 8Dtit, erueiHt ben
@aumen, perbinoert gntainbune
uub itdrtt bag eanse Spftem.
rWirs. 8inslpms Soothing Syrup"
fIr sabnenoe 9inoer lit araenebm
i'm @eIbmad; oa8 Mecept Ifatntnt
bon eineln her beiten meiblid1en
Nerate in ben Ser. Staaten. Sc 1T
bel alien 9rug9iften in Der aariaer
@elt 81 baben. 8reia Is Gents per
Slalde. &auft nid3t8 auoeres, ala
Wrs. 8inslops SoDthina Syrup.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-02-23
Der Msrris aall.

Or. Minpr WDrris. Der Wanr
iener Trau, Die uur einige1 Wohen
init @emalt aus benz @eiBen 0aule
entiernt meroer ntuBte. bat einen
bDhtrabenoen Brief al, ben Brdlis
benton geldrieben nno in oemielben
perfanot, bah er, Ger Brafioent, iiA
6ffentlih Bel Ieiner frau entlhuloi'
gen fole. Der Brditoent bat ibrt
burh SefretGr 2ueb anttuDrten lai'
fen, er babe Die Sahe ieineraeit ge'
r,au unteriuht, babe aber niht ae.
funben, BOB irgeuo elmer ber Beatt'
ten su taoelr iei. 5rau WDrris babe
Den ganSen Burfaa ourh ibr eisenes
Betragen neruriadt. st, Der Brdfi'
bent, iei Desbalb Der Wteinuna, lie
noeniaer Die Sadie an bic Deffentlid'
teit gebraht sperne, oeIto better meroe
es fir Trnu MDrris unb ibre Nnaes
hDriaen iein.
Mar ioate annehnten. bieie Nnts
uort batte benz 0errn Or. WforriS
ei9entlih Qenii1en fDQen; er III aber
anideineno niht Snfrieoen. oenn er
Fat Die beioen Briefe. ieinen eigener,
nnuerimdmten uno iiberlpannten uno
ben iebr b6fliben. rubigen uro oers
ninftigen oes Setretdr 2Deb, Der
Seffentlifteit iiberaeben. SHenbar
miu er einen Stnnoal prDnDsieren
unD bDfft. DaB man ihn i'm aongreB
uno Der Brefe 6ilfe leiite. 2ebteres
lit audi gar niht unmDglid). 0at Der
gorfan bod iHnn oamals. als er
pniiierte, Nnlas 81 ~DerDrebten Neoen
i'm 6Dn3reB uuo nod perorebterer
Grtifeln in ben 8eitungen aegebeti.
Tatidmtid 1T 60 nlbern, aus benz
Wortommnis eirlen BDruurf fir ben
B~rdfioenten su orebieln; tuer1t See
manb su taoelr rudre, 10 t0nnter es
nur bic NnaeiteIten oes WeiBen
6auies 5ein. uro oa Der Brdiioeat
ausbrnGliG erfl1rt, er babe bic Sas
die unteriuht uno g~efun6en. Dob Die
Nngeftellten teine Sbulo treffe, lDn'
been eaB iid Trau Worris Die ibr Al
3eil aetnuroene Bebanoluna burh
ibr unauuliisierbnres Benebmen
ielbt auaeauaen babe, 10 mifen mir
| oieS mol alauben. DEM Brdiieent
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-02-23
Iu,t, pamaata . aamal.

inner BrdIioent bat Dem &onareB
pie bereits 9emeloet, enpFuhlen, aus
benz Banama.& anaf einen Sdleulerls
tanal unb teinen Riueau 8aral ST.
MAIDEN. St fabrt fir oieie @mpfet'
lunsen cine Wenae @rlnoe an. @rs
items mirbe Elm 9hfeuientannl nidt
pieI nehr alS balb 10 uiel toften. ute
Elm Nipeau &anal; smeitens t0nnte
er in BET 6dlfte Der Belt aebant tpers
ben fDnnen, Die mani gum Gaii zines
Gipeau . aanals gebrauht; orittens
uiroen arDBere Shiffe i'm leiht gu
paIfieren i'm Stanoe iein; oiertens
uiroe maj, i'm init weniaer Wanhe,
tueun n6tia uerer6Bern tDnnen uno
finfteus siebe bas 9eieb, ourh cen
Der 8nu a~rgeuronet muroe. einen
Gbleuientanal bnr. Dieien flint
@riinoen iteben, nah Der Weinune
bes Hrdfioenten. r,ur brei au @uns
item zines Wipeaus8 analS a~egenIber.
Gin Iulder ruiroe i'm Sale zines
&rieaes niht 10 arg beIbdoiet mer'
ben fDnneu, mie Elm Sbleulenfanal;
feline grbaltungsfuiten tuuroen niht
10 grpB fem, nobel man ~aneroirigs in
Betrodt aiehen miibte, oaB leine Baus
| toIten unenblid eiel b0ber iein Mir
| ben, als Die zines Shleuientannls
| unb ueinere Sbife Diroen i'm
| Idneaer pailieren. Dieie @rlnoe uers
| ben, n d Der Qniidt oes Brdiioens
ten, ourd Die er0Beren Gorteile oes
| S6leuienfanols in ieoer Ve5iebung
aufgebDben.
uns eribeint Die Experimentation
oes Brdlioenten nidt auSu itihhaltie.
Sic ntad)t einen reht laienbaften gin'
orud, felt itb aber troBben. ted Dem
urteil beoeuteuoer Sahmdnner GEE
| aenuber, uie Tie Der Waioritdt Der
b~erateroen Sngenieure. ole ii6 be-
tanntlih fiir einen 3ipeau=G anal ent'
fhieoen bat, angebDren. DaB Der
Brdlioent elm bisben atneritanilben
9atipismu8 in'a 9reHen fihrt uno
seaett ben BeibluB Der Sngenieure
einsunebmen luht, inbem er heruors
bebt. oaB bic Webrsabl Der 6erren,
Die fur ibn aeftimmt, Jremoe unret1,
eriheint urs brett ununroig; Bet
einem sFaue, tpie benz uprlieoenoen,
lDGte einsia uno ALIEN Die fahmdnni'
ibe Beneutuue unb niht Die Hatios
ralitat ben Wusfbfaa eeben. Nufs
| ridtig g%eitanoen, BON ben garl5en
Nraumenter bes Brdiioenten iino.
| unIerer Metnuua nod, nnr Die smei
beahtensruert: oaB Der Sbleuientas
| nal iflnelIer eebaut peroen uab biuis
| ger 81 fteben tDmH1t, als elm NiDeaus
fnnol. 1no auh oieie betoe1 Nr'
gnr1ente ipaten, tpenn elm 10 reihes
BDtt ME oas Der Ser. Staater elm 70
riefiges. ueitareifenbes Wert, mie ben
Bau bes Bnt1atla : Ganals unter'
nimmt, nidt in Betraht tommen.
Wir Spred3er rlatiirlih AUDI nur oils
2aien, als pDItpmmene 9nien iogar,
nber aerabe oestueaen, neil mir 3aie1
lino, iino mir I'M. 10 unebr 9eneigt,
urs benz urteil Der 6atmdnter 81
uuterperfen.
Nber, ob iif nun Der &onsreB fir
einen 0ipeau : 8annl Doer eifer
Ghleuientanal entiheioet. Die 6aupt,
iahe lit. oaB enblib nit benz Wert
i'm Grn5t beaDnner uir0. uno Das
miro ia uubl iebt gefteben!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-02-23
Cine Oepeide aus Berlin iaat:

Cine 9epeihe aus Berlin ia9t:
9a Die umbauten auf Der 4aiiergabt
,Sobensolern" oas aanae Sabr in
GnIpruh nebmert tperoen, 10 oaB Iie
fir Die aeplante Mittelmeerfabrt nibt
in 8etrabt tomrter tam, bat Der
Saiieg Den Dampfer .Samburg" BON
Der .6amburg ; Inerifa > 2inie" auf
Wonate gehartert. Ser Safer
beuubte Die rSamburg" ihon 81 &n'
fang Der lestidbriaeu Mtittelmeerfabrt
Das Broeramm fir Die oiesmallge
8eiSe nah benz Sioen lit nod niGt
betannt geeeben. Wan weiB nur,
baB Der Safer i'm Npril benz iunaen
a6nie Glfons Don Spanien einen
@egenbeIub a~bsuitatten beabithtist
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II OF e Z. s

Seine Aual tOnimt Ger ourb &beu.
matlSrnus oerurlad1ten alei6. 9ur6
Den 9ebrauh BON elmer & 2lmenSS
8ecept 0au. 1851 miro iDFurt 2ins
oeruna aeihaffen. SIN alien gIpus
hefen gu haben.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-18
SurNcX of Manhattan

J. l.. Stauber, with, two assistants, all representing the Bisbee firm of Franklin W Smith & Co., |. s. dep uty mineral surveyors, are now en- gagged in making an official survey of the Manhattan property. The work will take them the greater part of a month
 This group comprises 3T claims and contains in all about 500 acres. lying west and north of the Ghiricahua property. It is opened by several shallow shafts, of which the deepest Is over so feet in depth, while tun- mel extends more than 400 feet. In the tunnel leached ore and some high grade ore has already been encounter ed, with good indications of permanen- cy with greater depth. Present show ings are encouraging. The working force on the property has recently slightly increased. and development is being pushed with more vigor than was noticeable six weeks ago.
 The payroll on the Chiricahua, (the adjoining property being developed by the same company, has, however, been materially decreased by the ces- sation of operations connected with supplying wood for fuel. In this way number of Mexicans were laid off But apropos of this fact, it should here be added that there is now at the Chiricahua camp a sufficient amount of wood to last several months.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-18
MITCHELL CONVERTER
 PLANT READY

The party of stockholders of the Mitchell Mining Co which left New York few weeks ago for the purpose of inspecting the property has sCarted for Mexico City on its return trip, after spending week at the mines. Before leaving there one member of the party telegraphed to friend in this city that the foot wall in the Taii of per cent self-fluxig copper ore in the No. shaft had just been reached showing a width of 95 feet of ore in that average. In the same dispatch if was stated that the copper in the shape of matte now ready to be con veTued into pig copper was about 2,000,000 pounds. The converter plant to handle this matte is nearly com pleted and will begin operations with in fortnight.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-18
D uo SOVH eS
 May Try for $75, 900.

doubled. The company is having the group surveyed in order to patent the ground.
 Another strike of great import ance to the district was that made day be fore yesterday by Fred Bernoudy. The ore assays 2,S00 ounces in silver, 30 percent in lead and several ounces in gold. The ore is being taken out in sacks and stored in safe place in town, as it is too valuable to leave at the mine.
 At the Savage Gold 6 Copper com pany work is being steadily pushed and the usual good results obtained. They are daily blocking out additional ore and will in the near future be one of our large shippers. At the Cochise Consolidated Copper company the concentrator is about completed and should be grinding up the ore at the rate of 100 tons per day, producing about tons per day of con centrate. This company will have the ! honor of being the first 10 make reg ular shipments of ore from the dis trict.
 At the Morning Star group, west oi the Cochise Consolidated Development company, the shaft is down 95 feet ant in good ore. This property looks as though destined to be one of the bi. ones Of the district.
 At the Eagles Nest. Dick Larue i. taking out some high grade zinc or' and will soon make a shipment. | At the DoTen & Gallagher grouI work is progressing very satisfactori! with good looking ore in the workings At the King of Lead work continue in the crosscut tunnel. They are nov in about 450 feet from entry and stil have about 200 feet to go to reach tn, fault This fault has turned the dyk from an agle of 15 degrees from tn, perpendicular to nearly horizontal an, thrown it .0 the north
 At the Cniricahua Development con pany work continues as usual Thl diamond drill is reported to have gon, through a large body of high grad ore, but confirmation of this canno be had from the management.
 F. W. Hoar, superintendent of th, Chiricahua Development company. i over in Wood Canyon reporting ol the Taylor & Clair group for E. \ Breitung of Marquette, Mich.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-18
Shi,mcnt Of Ore.

Clarence May is now busily engaged in taking out ore and hauling same to the Rodeo station, for shipment over the Fl Paso & Southwestern. The distance from his mining claims to the station is in the -neighborhood of g miles. The claims are in Round val ley. The ore, which it is expected, will bring very satisfactory returns, is principally silver and lead. Regular trips to Rodeo are being made. aud when a carload is on hand al the de pot shipment will be made.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-18
MANHATTAN WILL
 SURVEY MINING CLAIMS
Blsbee Surveyors Are Now In The Paradise District
 News From East End
Paradise Record.l Old Texas Group.

This group consists of three claims
 owned by Mrs. M. Wainright, of San Simon, Tom Sewall, of Paradise, and third party. The claims are situ' ated about one mile from town.
 While one claim is still popularly known by the old name. the Texas, yet 1t Is now known by the owners, as the Kentucky Belle. The other claims are the Hardtack and the Morn ing Star.
 The Hardtack is now receiving the most attention. Just now it is under ten monthslease to w. H. Stott an experienced miner, who. with two helpers, is now engaged in getting out ore preparatory to shipment. Already there are several tons of ore on the dump. and so soon as enough ore shall have been taken out, shipment to the shelter will be made.
 Last December Mir. Sewall shipped 25 tons Of ore 10 the Deming smelter, the car netting him returns handsome enough to encourage further ship ments.
 Development work on the Hardtacb consists of a shaft 40 feet in depth Sinking is now being continued. Re gently a vein of good ore, three feel in width, was uncovered.
 Unlike most Of the oCheT properties in this district, this group carries lead and silver for its principal values Among the assays made, there are some showing values of 200 oz. in sil yer. 75 per cent in lead and 3 pel | cent in copper. It will thus be seer that the Hardtaek, while richest 1T | lead and silver, has very good show
 ing in copper, also. It is believed however. and with very good reason | that with the increasing depth of th' shaft values of lead and silver will b' found to diminish, veins of ore when | ever encountered running more int
 copper.
 | On the Kentucky Belle, formerly the Texas. about 325 feet distant iron the Hardtack and adjoining it, Io feet of work in two tunnels is to h' sGen- 13here are ytso in evidence
 three winzes. of 100 feet, each. Lea
 and silver were mined and smeltet
 here about 25 years ago, when silve
 was king. The remains of the snelI CT may today be seen.
 A full description of the early op
 erations on the old Texas property in so far as obtainable hare-wfl llater be given in the columns of th!
 Record. and will doubtless prove tt
 be interesting to all of our readers
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-18
TWO BIG PARADISE STRIKES

Ore Opened in Manhattan in Two
 PIsces-Fred ser-ouoy Makes Big Silver ard Gold strike-Other Para
 disc Newss.
 Paradise. Ariz., March -(SpeciaD Much excitement prevails over the opening of ore in the Manhattan De velopment company property at both the Smith tunnel and the Smith springs. where good results have been obtained and as soon as the openings will admit the force of men will be
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-18
Strike in Wood Canyon.

R. L. Taylor brings word of strike made today on the Jennie claim, in Wood canyon, about II miles from Paradise The Jennie is owned by J. A Cardwell, and adjoins the East ern Star group, owned by MT. Taylor and C. NJ. Henkel.
 The vein struck is 10 feet in width, and the pay streak is feet wide. Samples of the ore have been sent away to be assayed. Mir. Taylor says the ore will run uncommonly high in gold, silver and lead
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-18
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT
 ON WOlVE RiNE STOCK

Notice is hereby given by the share holders of the Wolverine & Arizona Company that pursuant to resolu- ton of the Board of Directors. adopt ed at a regular meeting, an install ment of twenty-five cents per share must be paid on or before March 19. Transfer books for this purpose were closed March 14 and will be opened again March 21
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-18
|EL PAsO WILL HAVE
 Y. M. {. A. BUILDING
Phelps-D Company Sends Check for $5,00O---AlsO
 Helen Gould
sixTV-oNE THOUSAND DOLLARS HAVE BEEN SUBSCRIBED
 FOR PURPOSE. @

Fl Paso has finally made Y. M. c. A building in that city certainty. The money has been secured. This was announced yesterday afternoon in the Herald in the following arti- cie:
 "A Y. M c. A. is assured. The money has been raised and Fl Paso can now get ready to enjoy the privi1 leges of an association building for which her best people have been working for many months past
 "The announcement was made last night, at a joint meeting of the, busi- ness mems soliciting committee and the board of directors, that total of $61, ,000 had been raised. With $50, ,0O0 as the announced amount for which the committees were working, the good news that the total reached s61 900 was more than gratifying to those who have been working So hard
 "El Paso raised s51,000 of the sum and s10,000 came from outside friends of the city. Miss Helen Miller Gould sent in a check for s5O00, and the Phelps-D Dodge people came across with another s500O, making the grand total of s61 1,000.
 The Subscriptions. According to announcement. the subscriptions were raised in the fol lowing manner:
 Miss Helen Miller Gould. ....s 5,00C Phelps-Dodge Co. ........... 5,00t By Fl Pasoans-
 Nine subscriptions of. ...... l,oot Fifteen subscriptions of. 5of Five subscriptions of......... 30l Fourteen subscriptions off,. 25t
 Forty subscriptions of. ...... 200 Nine subscriptions of. ....... 16f l54 subscriptions of. f.......... 10' l0s subscriptions under s100, totaling ............... 4,75t Grand total ...............S S6l ,eV'
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-18
Grand total

Secretary C. C. Titus made the an- nouncement when Chairman W. w. Turney, of the business mems com mittee. had called the meeting to or der last night, that total of $51 GOO had been raised in Fl Paso. Then MT. Turney sprung the surprises. He first announced that Miss Gould had sent in a check for s5000, and, after those present had recovered some what, he declared that he had an other surprise. and he did. He said that. through the assistance of H. J. Simmons and Prof. James Douglas, he had interested the Phelps-Dodge people in the work, and was able to present a check of like amount from this great corporation.
 "A vote of thanks was at once ten dered for these generous contribu- ;ions, followed by vote to all the Fl Paso contributors. It was decid- ed to publish the names of the con tra uutors as soon as possible .. May Try for $75,ooo. " While the committee felt more than gratifed that the s50,000 had been raised, many expressed a belief that 1t would be an easy matter to get another s14,OO0 and make the total 375,o00, so the business mems committee endered its services to the board of directors for future work if needed"
Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-18

O. F. Moore will take those grease spots out. make the garment look like new. Try him. HUGHES BLOCK
 0. E. MOORE, Prep.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-08-03

Youths Blue Serge
Suits - Single and
double breasted, worth
$40 sn1 and ST. $3.50
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1906-02-20

WANTED Position by young
woman; nine years experience as
clerk, book-keeper and stenograph-
er i'll department store; capable OF
managing q store. Address X this
office.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1906-02-20

Ell hy jhe miners union Of this
place $3.50 per day-and it is
safe to say there is not Il better
class Of men, or n more content
ed, in the state than the miners
working in this district. We
are indebted to the Sun for the
information that English capital
is in control here. We had never
heard of this fact Ter fiction) be-
fore. but we welcome the infor-
nation and the capital too. Tie
big companies operating in this
district have shown disposition
from the start TO treat their EN-
ployees with consideration and
fairness, and the employees, as
Is almost always the case, have
met them half way, with the re-
salt that the relations existing
between employer and employee
in this camp is the most friendly.
If the English capitaIa above
referred TO is running things T.
suit themselves" we are pleased
to state that their way Of run
ming things" is also satisfactory
to others, for it is the way e
good treatment and fair dealing.