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Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-24
Copper Queen SmeIter.

The last of the original furnaces at
 the Copper Queen Smelter is now be-
 ing overhauled and enlarged. IL is eX-
 pected that this furnace will be ready
 to go back into commission about the
 first of July Then this plant will
 have eight blast furnaces. The out
 put this month from seven furnaces
 will amount to about eight million
 pounds of copper from the seven. The
 amount of ore and limestone now be- ing fed to the furnaces daily is about
 three thousand tons. and of this prob
 ably little more than One-siXth Of the charge is limestone.
 The foundation for No. 9 furnace
 has been completed. and the jacket and blast pipe are also ready to be
 placed in position. IL is not known just when the work of erecting this furnace will begin. but it is expected
 that it will be ready for operation by the first of September. Until this new furnace is complete t is not eX- , pected that the bullion output at the Copper Queen will be materially in creased. The material for one of the proposed reveTberatOry furnaces is now ready, and this addition will be pushed forward to early completion The reyerberatOry furnaces will be To- | cated south of the blast furnaces. II | is the intention after the first rever- | berarOry furnace has been put in sue. cessful operation that four others will be added 10 the Queen plant The re- verberatory furnace is somewhat of | an experiment as yet, but there is lit | tie doubt of it's success.
 Two additional ore tanks have re- gently been added to the refining plant, each having a capacity of 25O tons of ore. This is one of the impor- | tant improvements of the last few months.
 Inc foundation for the new lime
 rock bins have been completed, and the work of constructing the bins Is progressing. These lime bins will be south of the coke bins, on the opposite | side of the embankment. They are to be connected with the feed floor by an extension of an additional trestle from the feed floor to the lime bins, alongside of the trestle over which the
 ore cars now pass to the furnaces. The ! installation of the plant to be used at
 the lime quarry for crushing the rock 1 by power has been delayed because
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-24
The Calumet S Arizona.

At the C. & A. smelter the new fur mace, which is No. 3. has been com pleted. but the order for putting it in commission has not yet been received. so the output is about what it has been since the beginning of the year. not very much below 5,00O,0O0 pounds Of copper per month. The twelve hun dred foot trestle which has been built to bring the ore cars to the feed floor, is now complete, after a long delay on account of inability to get prompt ly the required material. Some bal lasting is yet required on the new track. approaching this trestle. and when this is done the ore will be de- livered on the feed floor. Nothing has yet been done towards the con struction of the reverberatory furnace for the c. & A. smelter, but it has been decided upon and it will be built during the present year.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-24
Bic Sale Perdinu.

T. is understood that a sale of con- siderable proportion is pending in the district. The BartOlina Brothers. who sold the Tabatacachi to Fife and Vic Roy. Own a number of other good mines in the district. but il looks as though they were not intending to dis pose Of them as cheaply as they did the former. which went 10 the Kansas City people for the meager sum of $25 900. The San Ignacio is colsid- cred the best of the Bartolina group, and it may be sold during the con- ing week. It is an extension of the Tabatacachi,
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-24

of the inability to secure supply of water at the quarry A we'll was start ed several months ago. It is now 595 feet deep and no adequate supply of water has been encountered. For the entire depth the we'll has been bored in solid rock, except only twelve feet of soil on the surface. Superin- tendent Lee is becoming discouraged over the prospects for water at the quarry. which is necessary for the operation of his crushing machinery. The lime rock, after being auarried is now broken by hand, and 1t is 10 get rid of this heavy expense that the machinery Is desired. The water for domestic purposes at the lime quarry is hauled on the railroad.
 Ii will not be long until the great
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-24

The smelting of the Warren district ores at Douglas proceeds regularly without disturbance of any kind Both the c. & A. and the Copper Queen win soon materially increase the output at their Douglas smelters. Besides smelling their own ores. the Copper Queen company is receiving increased amounts of custom ore every month This custom business comes from So- nora. from Imperial. the Twin Buttes mines and the HelveIia mines in Pima county. and from various other sec tions of southern Arizona. The mines owned by the Phelps-Dodge people in the Globe district send large amount of ore monthly to the Copper Queen SmelteT
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-24
Fife-vic Roy Mine.

The pioneer mine of the district is the Tabatacachi. owned by the Fife Vie Roy combination. Since opera tions were begun just about a year ago. a fortune in silver has been talk en from the mine. Recently it was decided to install a gasoline hoist, on account of the depth reached. and the hoist is being dragged over the trail from Cos at the present time.
 There will be little work at the mine until after the hoist is installed. Rollo Fife. a son of one of the pro prietOrs, is now manager of the mine.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-24

stack at the Copper Queen, which con- meets with the furnaces and convert CTS, will be extended higher a distance of sixty feet. This contract has been let to Michigan company. The ma terial for this extension of the stack is now ready on the ground and the contractors have been notified to come to Douglas and begin the work.
 shsttuck Smeiter.
 Nothing definite has yet been learn en In Do4sias about the intentions of the ShaStuck-Arizona company regard ing the erection of their smelling piaut, NAOugh il is the general under standing that the company will soon rcqr're smelter for the handling of it's increasing quantities of ora
 Ore rom the Shattuck will begin tn arrive at the Copper Queen smelter from Bisbee, arrangements having been made for shipping to the Queen until such time as the Shattucl may provide a smelter of its own.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-24

'ly of Duluth capitalists, Rocheleau Fa!rchild. ct al. being among the heaviest stockholders. Contrary to expectations the Pittsburg crowd nearer Cole. Eener. ct al. do not figure in the organization of the new company, bue the stock is long since over subscribed and the Bisbee al- lotment is in the hands of II. A. Smiih
 The new company owns some of the most valuable mining ground in the Globe district Outside of the Old To
 minion holdings and the Arizona Gem
 mercial, their claims arc considered the best in the camp. The opportunities at Globe for making a mine are even better than existed h the Pisbee dis
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-24

panies there has been no trading in any of these stocks for the past three weeks. There will be no trading Of any consequence in the new consoi- dated stock until about the middle of July. As a result the stock tnarkes or Bonanzas has been at a staDdstlli. The calling in of all the stock Of the c. & F., P. & D., l.. s. & P., and Juno ton has been a big undertaking. The new stock certificates must be printed and issued, but it is announced that in the meantime temporary receipts calling for shares in the Superior X Pittsburg Copper company will be is- sued for trading purposes.
 The consolidation of the four Bonsn-
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-24
Passed Up Deal.

There was a deal on the first of the week which would have meant much through. The property involved was the Anita and another of the Barto- lima group, in combination with the Hefyetia, which is owned by Laurence Durazo. of Moctezuma The three properties were to go for $60,0OO, but 1t is understood that Senor Durazo was dissatisfied with his share, which temporarily stopped the deai. All are splendid silver propositions.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-24

understand the business are getting at the ore like ants in a sand hill.
 Douglas, particularly, is interested in this district, as nearly all of the development capital in use there has come from this city. and more is go- ing down daily. Fortunes are going to be made in this district
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-24

cachi district. Yesterday he brought to Douglas some splendid specimens of silver, which are now being assayed in this city. Mir. York is one of the pioneers of the district, and he is ex- tremely optimistic of that section. He states that there is hardly a prospect in the district that does not bid fair to make one or more fortunes.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-24
A Great Mine.

One of the biggest copper strikes in the history of the Nacozari was the recent strike at La Caridad mine. east of Pilares.. in the Grand Republic canyon. This mine has been passed over by every mining man who has eyer prospected in the district, and is now in the hands of a party of Mex ican mining men. It bids fair to be- come one of the greatest copper pro- ducerS in the country. High grade copper, running in value from eight to fifty-fiye per cent, has been struck in the mine. Fifty feet of eight per cent ore shows so far. and it has not been cut across as yet. It is under. stood that deal for it's purchase is now on, Frank Watts acting as agent for the owners. Major Burnham, said to be associated with John Hayes Hammond. the eminent mining engi- neer, is the prospective purchaser.
 Major Burnham also has his eye on several other mines in the Tabataca, chi district, but as yet no deal has been consummated. La Caridad is about eighteen miles from NacoZari, and was only denounced last Novem- Der.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-24
THE TAeATAcAcHI DISTRICT.

This paper has published much re- gently of the Tabatacachi district. It has made predictions that this little three by five mile district will become second Leadville, and it is beginning to look as though the prediction would soon be fulfilled. There is an i'm mense amount of silver ore in this little crater.lIke district, and men who
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-24

up the canyon short distance from La JCaridad. He has ore running from seven and eight per cent up in large quantities. The Gregg-Reay was mine seven or eight years ago, but 1t was given up for lack of funds. Much is expected from it.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-24
Trouble at Salvador.

The Salvador is being operated by NJ. P. Jacobson, formerly mill man at the Moctezuma Copper plant. Mir. Jacobson has had some trouble with his ground, which he Is now straight eniLg out, and he expects to do well with his property, on which he has found splendid silver and lead ore.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-24
Hoist for Antiuua.

La Antigua is also getting a new steel hoist. which will be installed in short while. The Antigua is now be- ing operated by Harry Holbrook, Fred Burgeson and other prominent men Of the district. They have two feet of good shipping ore.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-24

A Chicago girl succeeded in throw ipg a baseball 204 feet, and that Is throwing some, when you think of Chi cago feet.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-24
York Doino Well.

W. L. York is interested with a par ty of Mexican mining men in one of
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-24

Finch Gets an Old One.
 N S., "Jim," Finch has denounced the old Gregg-Reay property, located
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-26
NEW JERSEY PROTESTS
HAVE BEEN EFFECTIVE.

with further reference to the COM
resulting from the dumping
of garbage from the city OF New
York along the New Jersey coast
which Senators Dryden and kean
brought to the attention OF the war
department, urging a remedy there
for. Senator Dryden this morning re-
ceived another communication from
the war department showing that the
protests have been effective. The
war department transmitted to Sen
ator DRYDEN a copy OF the report from
the supervisor of the harbor OF New
York, as follows:
after another consultation with
omcials OF the street cleaning depart
ment. the Following plan for the dis
nosal Of the city's garbage was adopt
ed: That the city's garbage be tax,
en- to Barren Island the same as be
ore the plant was destroyed and on
the ordinary scows. there transfer
red to the sea-going scows and tow
ed fifteen miles to sea from entranc'
to Gedney channel. A schooner mas
been anchored at this point 20 mar
the dumping place for garbage scows
This plan prevents the smaiie'
scows going o sea with the chance
a. their net reaching the DUMPING
ground, places the sea towing anae
4 better and more responsible per
sonnet. and should insure the g" -
! ways reaching the dumping sfoaha
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-26
LINES OF THE POET
BROUGHT UP TO DATE.


They were about to take summer
boarders.
The woman, for the eternal FEM
mime will not dow. could not fore
go a touch of sentiment, and h vas
writing out a rustic sign, which she
purposed mailing up by the WELL:
1.-THE Old oal;en bucket,
The, ir3a-bJand bucket 5
The" laf
But her hand faltered.
There's no moss on our bucket,
she said, looking very blank. :
The man seized the crayon,
with a bold flourish, finished the
verse: Hni
~ eiOBterilized bucket,
That hangs in the we'll" -
THAT'S more up.to-date. anyway :"
he said. r+Puck.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-26

CAPTAIN PARRY, CHICAGO
,M, TRACK TEAM.
Parry is the champion hammer thrower
Of the western college world. AS cap
tain of the Chicago university track
team he led his squad into second place
under Michigan in the recent conference
games at Northwestern field, Evanston
iii. Parry won first place in the ham
mer throw and second place in the dis
Gus throw.l
game next fall" said Captain Curtis
to the spring candidates recently. III
we do not all the work done by Man
ager Baird to get us into athletic rela-
lions with the east will be well nigh
destroyed. The easterners will shrug
their shoulders and say If we lose:
Knew it all the time. They can't play
football out west
'This Is the great Michigan team,
four times winner of the western cham
pionship. We've got to make a most
creditable showing on Franklin field,
Philadelphia, Nov. II, and the most
creditable we can make will be a win
ming game"
Chief among the new candidates for
me MlCulBdu elcNeH dIc O0SSJ, HS
Iowa Normal college tackle. and Bill
Coe, the shot putter.
If the new pole vaulting record OF
LIE Roy Samse Of the University Of In
diana is accepted as official by the
A. A. U. he will lead the world. His
vault of - feet 4h inches at the recent
conference meet at Evanston, Ill., is
the highest ever recorded. The marks
OF A. G. Gilbert Of Yale and Dole of
California stamford university were
eclipsed by the Hoosier wonder.
Not. content with setting the record
at IL feet 4I inches, Samse had the
bar raised two and a half inches, but
failed to do the new height by the mar,
rowest possible margin, just tipping
the bar. as he went over.
The crowd remained until the finish
Of the pole vault, which came long
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-26
How to Know Them.

ThesSeda Water Manly his phlz.
The Temperance Manly his los.
The Oonceited Manly his rs.
The Surveyor-By his feet.
The Captain of 'Industry-By his
hands. .
The Military Manly his arms.
The Stevepipe Manly his elbowS.
The Rubber Manly his neck.
The Misery Manly his chest.
The Tourist-By his trunk. Z
The Dairy Manly his calves. :
The Iron Manly his nails.-Life'
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-26
BEYOND the Pale.

"But.9 said the visitor to the old
friend, whom she had not seen for
ten years, you will pardon my seem,
ing presumption yet | think ! could
suggest several ways in which your
house could be o economically
managed" -.
c"Economy?" says the hostess. with
some hauteur. Pardon me, but our
position in society is such that we
cannot afford to save money."-Life.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-26
4oo-4o2 STATE ST. Tel. SS-R.
s.KnvaNaaND s.KnVaNaaND
''sInce the above plan has been

"Since the above plan has been in
operation this Office has received no
complaints of garbage floating ashore.
The street cleaning department states
that they have received one COM
plant of some material coming
ashore last Sunday. but the city Of
hclals maintain that no material OF
that kind could have come from
their scows. The street cleaning de-
partment has now a patrol inspection
OF the beaches. and the officials re-
port to me that the above plan seems
to be working satisfactorily"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-26

Now. Harbld." asked an Evanston
teacher. "can you tell me who signed
the Declaration OF Independence?"
Yes. Miss Blankston. John Han
cock and a lot Of other men but I
don't remember their namea."-Chi-
sage Record-Herald.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-26
How He Knew

rs your wife having a good time
at the seashoreg"
YES; she's enjoying herself splen-
didiy."
Il suppose her letters are very
ch~eering7"
mo; she doesn't write at ALL
Judge.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-26
CANT Always Tell.

Gyer-Bonem doesn't look like a
man who would strike another when
he's down. does he?
Myer--I should say not.
Gyer-Well, that's the kind OF CHAP
he is. He struck me for IS while !
was lying ON the sofa the other even
ing.-Chicago Daily News.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-26
College SpOrf.
at Michigan Prince
ton Is Baseball Cham
fiOn Of East.

The University of Michigan had a
hard time in getting many of her ath-
Ietes to pass successfully the inspec-
ton OF the conference officials. Inc
records of some of the Michiganders
proved not to be above suspicion. Per
haps the rivals of Michigan consider a
better balance Of athletic power VIII
be struck, If some Of the Ann Arbor
candidates are disqualified each year.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-26
No Room for Argument.

81 always try to be up to date"
remarked young DeBorem, as the
cuckoo clock chirped the half'hour
previous to midnight.
YES" rejoined Miss Caustique, as
she attempted to strangle a yawn,
"you certainly are the latest thing
out.p-Chicago Daily News.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-26
Relieved.

"Our cashier wants a vacation n !
summer" said the vice president OF
the bank. He'd like to get away.
he says, for about three weeks"
Good" replied the president.
"That removes a weight from my
mind. l was beginning to be afraid
his accounts might be in sucn shape
he wouldn' dare to go away."-Chi
cago Record-Herald.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-26
Bright Boy.

"Can any of you tell me-" said the
teacher, what system of bookkeep-
ing is in operation in our banksY
Double entry, sir" said the bright
boy of the class.
Correct; and o a you give me
a definition of double entry'?"
Yes, sir; the one entry is for the
hank and the other for the cashier
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-26
LOO Bathing Suits at 79c

Jersey knit,A 2 piece suits,
blue or black, with white or
red borders, "a to A., special
at 7oc
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-26
Women's Wrappers at SOC

indigo, blue, black and
white and silver grays, "a to
"a, full sizes with rufle, extra
wide, were rs and SOC, special
at soc
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-26
white Waists at 79c

that are worth csc and I.2s,
dainty styles. in short or long
sleeves, variously trimmed
with lace or embroidery,
special at 7oc
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-26

It brings to the little n tnat
.prIceless gift OF healthy hesn, solla
bone and muscle. That's D BOZ
listers Rocky Mountain Tea does.
lest baby medicine on earth. Tea
eTahlafe 36 cents. sextnn'H drug
store. re Smith street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-26
75c Excellent Corsets CSC

medium length, in white
only, 10 to 27. made up to re-
tail at 75c, very special at 35c
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-26
COlOred Waists al 36C

plain, pink and tan cham
bray, dark and light colored
figured madras, "a to "A, val
tie soc, special at 36c
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-26

imported madras, plain blue
percales, fancy striped shirt;
ings, white figured piques
with separate or attached
cuffs, neckbands, collars at
tached or with 2 separate
colored collars, sizes IA to II,
special at 45c
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-26

Morse is looked on as one of Americas
best all round college oarsmen. AS cap
lain of the Yale varsity eight he has
had tremendous responsiblIity, for Yale
puts more work on the shoulders of the
rowing captain than does n other uni
versity.l
after the other events were swept or
the board, and cheered the plucky
H0osler to the echo. He was given the
greatest ovation ever rendered a col
lege athlete by a western crowd
The Princeton Tigers are the college
baseball champions Of the east. Inc
Jerseymen have a strong team, Dui
not the best by any means that has
ever represented the university.
Working from that basis. the college
bali teams in the east are not up e
standard this year. Too bad they don
tie IN with tAe westerners and play
national championship contests.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-26

lace, striped or plain gauze
Isle, black. tan and white.
8 to 10, Ioc values, special
at I2Hc
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-26
Children's Hose at &c

white lace, striped,s to 81,
regular value Ioc, special at
&c
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-26

Michigan ~footballists are looking for.
ward eagerly to the game next ran
with tbe University of Pennsylvania.
I'VE must win that Pennsylvania
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-26
2sc Mems Underwear at 2Ic

white gauze Isle, long
sleeved shirts and double
seated drawers, "a to A,
special at 2ic
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-26
Csc Socks at l7C

Isle hose, tan, silk, en-
broidered:: eH to IN, special
at TIC
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-26

Buggins-Have yon heard that hui
lion. the millionaire. Is dead9
BrIggn-feA In awfnlly sorrv.
Buggins-Why. he's No ralatlon Of
yours. Il haf
RFisea-No; that's whg I'm sorry.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-26
LONG KImOnas at CSC

large howery designs, in
all sizes, regularly sold at csc,
special at CSC
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-26
Is and Csc Neckwsar at I9c

four-in- hands, tecks and
shield bows, pure silk, white,
black and colors, special at
Ioc
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-26
Dressln0 Sacuues at csc

in a variety of light and
dark washable patterns, were
usually soc, special at CSC
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-26

; 1.-THE sovereigngabiiity consists IN
knowing thoroughly the Vaige y
things" This is as true ~ MMa.ls e -
In morals; and. In dairy ahaits, -
know the value Of things - 10 reau
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-07-26
Woman's Wiles.

Mord Emly-Am | the first young
woman wot you've walked out with!
Moldy ~Green-Yuss.
Mord Emly-I thought ! a
Modly Green-Why?
Mord Emly-Eh? Oh ! dunno
Cause you seem enlightened O 'urtln
me.
Times-promoter. (Hernando, DeSoto County, Miss.) 1898-1970, 1906-09-21
OAK GROVE ITEMS.

Mr.. Robert Bailey, Of Coldwa-
ter, was a visitor in this neigh.
borhood the first OF the week,
Mrs. T. P. Janney spent last
week ut Eudora with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Eugene Nichols.
Mr.. G. S. Kennedy spent the
day in Memphis last Saturday.
Miss Catherine Turley of Mem,
phis, is visiting friends at Cub
Lake and Mooretown.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Shannon, OF
Caldwell, were guests OF Mrs. u.
w. Nail last Sunday.