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the purpose of rebuilding it to cor respond with Nos. and 8, as nearly in size as the shelter building at the point of it's location will admit From the bottom of this furnace was taken an eighty-ton SOW" of copper which had been deposited during the time it has been in operation. This i'm mense piece of copper was lifted from its place by the electric crane and carried from enc end of the smelter building to the other without any more trouble than in carrying a ket- tie of matte from the furnace to the converter. It is expected to have No. furnace rebuilt and again ready for operation in two weeks. This will leave Nos. l and 2 of the original fur naces to be rebuilt, which will prob ably be done before the work of build ing No. furnace vii be started. All the material for No. g is at hand and it will be erected during the summer and it is expected to build the tenth furnace in this plant before the first of next year.
 No. furnace has been out of com mission for two days for the purpose of repairs on it's jacket. It will only be temporarily out of service and will probably be producing copper again by next Monday.
 There is a noticeable scarcity of la bor at the smelter. A large number of Mexicans are employed. but for some reason they have been disap- bearing recently. It is believed that many of them have gone to their homes on the Yaqui river for the pur- pose of putting in crops for the sea son.
 The amount of custom ore received at the Copper Queen is increasing steadily. During the week two ship ments of ore came from the Twin Butte mines near Tucson. This is the property belonging to the company represented by Mayor Rose of Milwau- kee. Wisconsin. Regular shipments of matte are coming from the Helve- tia property, also located near Tue son. The Heiyetia company is pro ducing good grade of matte and the output is said to be remarkable, con- sidering their furnace capacity. Mr. Dowell. of the Queen, has been in Tue son during the week looking after the ores of that vicinity. and it is said that his reports indicate the future shipment to Douglas smelters of cop per ore from, several properties which will soon become producers for the. first time.
 The Copper Queen management has closed a contract recently with the Minneapolis Steel and Machinery company for large amount of impor- tant work in connection with the en- largement of their plant. The tanks connected with theih refining plant are to be doubled in capacity and also the trestle leading from the furnace feed floor to the coke bins are to be doubled in width New bins are to be erected opposite the coke bins with sufficient capacity to hold 2500 tons of lime rock and 1000 tons of suiphide ore The lime now comes from the quarry and is unloaded into the ore pits and spread over the ore and lift ed by steam shovels with the ore into the small cars which carry it to the furnaces. By the new arrangements the furnace cars will receive so much ore from the pits; then they will be stopped at the lime rock bins and re- ceive the required amount of the lime rock, and on top of that will be put
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The Output From the c, & A Shelters Will Be Same
 as March.
LARGE SUPPLY COKE
 IS HELD IN RESERVE.
No, 4 Furnace at Copper Queen Has Been Taken Down to Be Rebuilt = Then Will Come Nos. g and 10,

DOUGLAS, April 21.-(Special)-
 For April the output at the Calumet & Arizona smeIter is running along about the same as last month, when 4,GG0,000 pounds of copper were pro duced. The C. & 4. smelteT has four furnaces, but one of them is kept in reserve all the time, so the present output is from the three remaining.
 No. furnace will soon be ready for producing copper, when the output will be materially increased. No smell ter in the country has produced more copper during the time since the c. & A. plant was put in operation than 1t has, when the number and capacity of the furnaces are taken into consid- eratiop. It is reported that when the new furnace is ready for work it is understood that it will be fed with ore from the Junction mine, one of the prominent properties belonging to the company known as the Bonanza Cir cle
 At the Calumet a largo amount of coke is being piled up as a surplus. This company. along with all the other copper producers in southern Arizona, narrowly escaped a coke famine and a consequent shutdown about the first Of the year on account of the railroads being out of service caused by storms and snow blockade The sur plus coke piles of the C. & A. now amount to about i3,000 tons. The daily consumption is about 140 tons; it will thus be seen. that the surplus would carry the present furnaces for about three months.
 The work of building the trestle to the feed floor has been about com pleted. All the steel trestles have been put in place. the ore bins are practically complete. and as soon as the railroad company puts down the ties the new arrangements will be put in operation. resulting in a great say ing of expense in handling the ore
 With the completion of No. fur mace the capacity of the present pow CT house will have been reached. so that an addition to that department would have to be made before any more furnaces are added.
 COPPER QUEEN SHELTER.
 A tha ror~,a- n.,oox. S-oolfa~ Nc 4
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You will so advise the parties and in due time report. Very respectfully,
 j. H. FTMPLE,
 Assistant Commissioner
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-22

Judge S. W. Purcell has returned from the Ajo Mining district and re- ports that the Rescue Mining com pany is installing standardization smelting furnace, which will be blown in during May. The company which Is operating is composed of Fort Smith Arkansas, capitalists. The judge said the district is taking on a lively 'hue.&Tucson Star.
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The Review has a greater circl ton this morning than all other ne' papers in Cochise County combin
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-03-23
NEW SMYRNA.

Items frum th- hr-s-.
Mr. T.. 7. King anl children
returned To- their home at Ft.
l.auderdale TUESDAY after spend.
ing several munih- here with her
paruts.
I'll" contract for building a
s"vrn-ruom cuttagr fer J. x. Ber-
~. On Live Oak street, has leen
awarded q" J. II. NruOman a son.
Thi- cuttagr will b. different from
anything ia town.
There arr not MANY autOmO-
bil"s owacl in NeS smyrna, hut
there i hardly a day that there
ar n"t from three ar four 81 dOx.
cn from Diyt"na. The new rad
huilt lat war j. "he of the best
ia the stat" AMI is a popular drive
Ter auiuuUbili-t.
W. omitted tn mention the
last W,-'k that Dan Horn vas up
Iefore Mayor Dimick for whip
ping hi. wife and will put in
thirty days time fer the town.
Dan vas anxious a. have his SEN
trnce commuted o. n cash fine
bat Mayor Dimick thought that
the ''dpve of peace" would hover
over that home longcr il Dan was
doing service foF the tOSn Tor a
month.
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Jones, magazine. aud maps; Skin
ner-Joy cstat". tlO; Mrs. Eliza
18th Stetsun. Improvements e.
th- grounds 1T the university.
Mrs. Frank, = costly memorial
volume on BismaTk.
LEGACIEs.
4 number If p,nple hay" re-.
memlered the | University in max =
ing their will. Th"re is no bet.
ter way to invest ones benet-
renc" than ia providing for the
duration II worthy Young men
and women. tn. work az Stet-
sun j. solid and enduring. There
are worthy y"ung p'uplr Wh" need
scholarships aud loans A. the
institution grows, u will need
nrN departments, facilities and
cndnW mrut. The general funds
ESPECIALLY -hnuld u" increased.
To ANYONE desiring 4" p~rPetuate
his nane or participate IN the
work Of duration, this form il
recommended:
| give and lequath b. the John
q Stetsun University If DeI.and,
Fla. th. -um # - fer the
general purlus'' of ~aid UNIVERSE
~. a"c"rling IT, thu act If the
Florida L'gi-laturr Incorporating
he same.
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ASSESSMENTS Arb MADE.
Assessor and GellsrtsF Lead. With
sI00 for Earh Candidate.

The Campaign tommittec. io hom
Ws- referred by the cant, Executive
committee the matter Of assessing
candidates Wbo desired to run In the
primary, have announced Oh, iollow.
Iu~ a~~r--mruts.
candidate for state SENATOR. els.
tsnuidate. for mcmi,cr of the House
Of Representative, Els.
Candidate for County Assessor of
7. Ne. slOo
r'i1lt,, for TaN Collector, sIoo.
candidates foE superintendent of
Public instruction, 80.
Candidate. for County Treasurer,
sso.
Candidate. for Supervisor OF gegi-
tTation. -.
Candidates for Clerk of Criminal
Court, s5j.
Candidate. for County Surveyor,
nothing.
Candidates for County Commission.
er-, -.
Candidates for membcrs Of BOARD
of Public Instruction, Is.
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I've Large Neal Estate Deals.

a. u. bush, Of sheldon. H., has pur.
chased the handsome residential
property of .. A. Palmer. on Ridge.
Wood avenue. near hay street The
b,ne and H.. surroundings are among
the finest in Daytona. and the pur,
chaser hls an ideal home. The cOn-
sidcrati"n Wa- s3n.U0o. and the enter.
PTi-iRg real estate dTm Of smith 4
Thuma. engineered the DIAL. The
Hulmr> property, Whi,h SnId un MoR-
day toI 10 lIOnncily brought slC, go
Daytuna NrW~
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tuirago'S i.uard # aldermen
have 4, rided to issue nn more sa-
l,nn liren-e. until the number of
-alpn, r'arhr- only uur &" each
:sn ct population. Thi, will give
Chrar" only i.Un ,al'"n,-iut
the "rliuau". NAV b. r,I-'aI'd
hen Il W.athrr arrive.
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Modern OplieaI FarlorS.

Dr T.. ~. Armstrong u today prob
ah'N one Ot the best known eve
specialist uf the state. having been
established fuI 10 years in Jackson
vile, where IL i conceded he has the
finest optical parlOrs Of the south b,
the offices being equipped With the
latest and mort modern appliances In
the electrical line for conducting his
profession. The department Of Neu-
rnlogy has bren rsia hlish ed in c0nnrc-
tiuu With biz optical business. nv
which system all forms of eye and
nervous complications also a n chronic
stomach and boN 81 troubles. are over
come without the Use of drugs or Oper-
ations. Neurology j. not an expert
mCut ur a fad. hat j. a system which
has brrn pTa,ti,ed throughout the
Northern states tor over u years and
has been adopted by many Of our
leading medical men. This depart
mtut j. under the charge Of pO>t
graduate In Neurology. of over -
year, practical experience. DIR. Arm
strong comes hiphIy TrComme ndsd by
MANY IT the ltading citizens of Jack
,nuS llr -u,h - the Mayor. EN.May.
or. ~ GoyrTnur. hank presidents aud
professional m,n 81 the state. The
dugtoT net itirs ans Nhu nI1y ~ suffer.
Iug from any cht"nIc disc. ~ to call
and have their Cars lOOkcd over, also
Ia examine the list Of people Who
have been cured by this dTugless svs-
ten in the state. aud To any Of whom
they NAV NTite for confirmation.
MANY al these ca~es had bcen given
zap A. absolutely inCuTable. His OILS e
gill h. az the Mrlrosc Hotel here
AnTiI . y :. Hour. from . tni In
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THE GRAND LODGE.
Eslghts % Pythlss Rsyaliy Eater
tained q Palatke.


The session Of the Grand Lodge
Of Florida Knights Of Pythias,
held II Palatka last week. was the
most largely attended in the his
tory of the State. About IGO
representatives were there, be-
sides 81 to 80 members 10 the ID.
-. X. X. DeIand was represented
by Past Grand Chancellor w. A.
Allen, Representatives John 7.
Ninzant and Chris. q. COdring-
ton, p. q. Representatives q. 4.
MHriel and q. J. Hill.
Palatka was in gala attire, the
entire city being decorated with
flags. lodge cOlOrs and buntisg.
-. Johns Lodge, Of PAlatka, made
great preparations for the Grand
Lodge, and showed the members
every possible courtesy.
The election Of officers for the
ensuing year resulted a. follows /:
Grand Chancellor-Benry HOrsler.
Pensacola.
Grand viee-Chancellor-LC. Lynch,
Gainesville.
Grand Prelate-J. Emmett Wolfe.
Tallahassee.
Grand Keeper Of Records and seal
w. u. Latimer, Tayares.
Grand Master Of Exehequer-w. G.
West, Jacksonville.
Grand Master az ATms-H. Pritch.
ard, 81. Augustine.
Grand Inner Guard-H. Clay Craw-
ford. Tallahassee.
Grand Outer Guard-FTank n. pa
Wis, Tampa.
The next session Of the Grand
Lodge will he held az Orlando.
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IT," grand jury If Dr~Oto cOun-
" has iu-t r'mpl"ted a thorough
examination # all the tart- sur
rounding thr ca-r Of !. T. Cooper.
ruuvurt'd at the murder IT Mar
hal BrWman. OF Punta Gurla
Th. .u, cNaminod % witnesses
the nams- nf most uf them haN d..
,ne Isrn furnished hy Cooper :
lawyer. J ". Brady. Who wa
called int" the jury r'"m and
himself questioned many # the
Nitur.~cs. Tn. grand jury found
uu fact. IN Whl"h iu Has" ether
10 49,. nts fer Oh, crime. and nn
facts Varrauting th" claim that
Cooper vas innocent. Cooper
Will nuW h. legally hanged. and
no. jacksonville Metropolis will
s.t up uu il. hind, legs and veil
w told y"u -; th" Metropolis
dld a." TnE NEW> wants each
81 t. RAIDERS {" ak himself these
questions: Has Ju-tic" been de-
frat-d yilcfrrrius ia, rNrruti"n
of CouI"r. Has net tn majesty
IT the law been upheld by ueres-
sarv dclay aud thor"ugh inve-ti-
Cation" Will net every citilrn of
DIST" county and thu stat" "f
Florida feel better. after Cooper
ha- lee % hanged. l'ecau,,. "f thu
full. h"u'.t belief that the right
T.. r-pu vas -Nerut'd"
The hl0od-thir.,y Iack-onV lib
Mrtr"l "lis should condR. it~s.lf
to Oh" publishing 81 dirty stories
and little things of that / ind. ia
" hir. eNrels.
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Low Rate, 10 AsIan,a and Rs,uru

On account Of Whecler Memorial
Day, Mar,h -, and -ecOnd annual re.
union Of the Blue and tue GRAY,
March g and -. the Atlantic Coast
Line Gill sell tickets from all points
On It, line Ia Atlanta. ia. and return
at rate of one fare. plus . cents. for
the round trip; dates of sale March
- and -. With dn4l limit 10 days in
addition 90 date Of sale.
For further information see nearest
ticket agent ar communicate with
Frank &. Boylst0n. u. y. A., Jackson
Vile, Fla.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-03-23

t;0vernor isFoward has apF.ointesI
tI"n. J. q. Itai~.len. % Live Oak. Z
memi'er - the Bosri % CentrOl. "a
nlI the vaeaIsy caused by the resigns.
tioR 20 IIOa. Nat Adams. MF. RaISlen
i pFomlneHi business man. and his
srrviscs to the state a. a useuieF sf
the l,oani win b. Valuable. The board
h n0w engaged In the supervision II
tn construction of the university
buildings at Galnesrllls.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-03-23

Mrs. o. ". Evans Clearwater. Kan.
writes. My husband lay slck for
three nsoaths. The doctors said he
had guisk canzuuptlan We procured
a lyttle 10 IiallaUI's IIorch"und Sy-
rup. and u eursSl him. That was six
years AKA AMI sinre thrR Ne have
aiwaya k1st n lsottie Ia the house
We oannot d. without u. For coughs
and cslsls u has NJ eguaL -. - aad
si.Oa AZ 81 drugEistA
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-03-23

- I. AH.le. sx-PrOhate yudee. %.
laws 10. kansas. writes; This 4
10 Say that I have uaed Ealland'u
Iiorrhsuna syrup for yearA ana that
I do not healtate % recommend u a.
the lseSt cough syrup I have ever
u~-d-- -. 5ac and siI0o. a al drug.
Elsia
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6leaRlaaaAaaA

Disorders of the stomach prOduce a
n~rvOus condition and often prevent
sleep. ChamIerIaih's stomach aud
Liver Tablets stimulate the digestive
organs. restore the system 90 q healthy
condition anh make sleep possible.
For sale 10y AL druggists.
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UNIVERSITY
ENDOW MENT
ANOUNTS GIVEN DTRING TEAR
lIse lists ef BsRerS for VaTiaRs Par
poses 81 Varisss Time-.

H. addition to - tsn invested
IT, land. building. and equipment
the University ha- productive "a
d"wment fund amounting o.
S225 .OOO.
The University i-hc- to make
grateful arknoN lrdgment (" all
thos" who havc helped in the past
The largest giv.rs include Hon.
John u. Stets"u. Hon. Henry VI.
Flagler, Hon. II. 4. DeIand. Hon.
{. T. Sampson. Mrs. John u. Stet'
."u. Mrs. MOur,c Heath. Mrs.
Marie W. Walk"r. the Florida
STATE Beard # Missions. the
American Baptist Education 80
ciety. the University Faculty.
The~lnre q. S.arrh. 4 u. Nc
Bride. John =. F"ris-. J u. Com
rad. Eliza King. Y. \. Williams,
Frank T.. Bond. {. u. Cl"ugh. =.
=. Converts. Mr.. " u. Hrs,
". =. FRAY. John u Stct-on. Ir..
Henry Stetson. 4. &. Eruwn. VIII
liam IIampson. J II. Cummings,
Frank Reed. Mr. II. u. IlrWett.
n u. Tra-k ami II X. Bolton.
~ addition &" thesr. scores Of
others have contributed indlyldu-
ally and through church assria-
tiOns. smaller suns. aggr"gating
large totals. other. have given
their time. kill ami labor.
GIFTS PROM NJ. ,rETSoN.
Ths univcr-ity gratefully az
knuwledgrs thu generosity "f Mr..
John e. Strt-"n during the past
year. The fall term. 1891. h'gan
with q deficit. The trustees ap-
pointed "A committee 10 FcbTu-
ary. l!Hlj. tu Law III" matter le-
f"r- Mr.. Strt-un and Ia a-k fer
assistance. During the year lac
has given siG .GUSI &" rrm"ve the
deficit. pay TEACHER salaries, re-
paint thu buildings. finish the
third aoor Of tile college wing of
Chaud"in Hall and has presented
four pianos Z" the Music S"h""l.
rHF ATHIETI, TIElp FUNp.
At the beginning of the year
l!sl. Their Ncrr two mortgages
eta proprrty held nv the Inivrr-
siiy The mort gage "n th" Win
ter property Wa paid off ia full
iu April. 1876. III" m"rtgag" "n
the athletic field vas paid "iI ~
June. 1915. thu leaving absolute
IL every form "f University pruI'-
erty without lurumhran"c. Spr-
lal mention J. hereby made ct
pruf. T.. q. Baldwin whn assisted
iu raising th. amount. Th" fol
lowing persons paid in th" money
to lift the athl.ti.' field mort gag:
Me-,r-. 4. VI. Heath. + T. B"nd,
j. u. Conrad. 4. u. Mrliride.
Drka. Wilson, Fisher, Davis
(GcO. T.. } G"uld. Caun"ns. Hon,
Gim Gong, Stewart 4 BLY,, Fud-
or. Allen. Bert Fish. Dayi-,
stevens. llihhard, lullry, InT-
dan. SmO-k, Fountain. Ryland Il
SpaTkman. judy stewart, lee.
llaynes .C"dringtrn. PrVatt. era.
n"r, Luml"y, powe, Munsnn,
Nar-h. McDiarmid, Taylor. Me-
Elroy. Knapp. Allen. P"rkin-.
Mcdonald. McCnry. Heard, NJ.
, ester. Waltz. W"ud. E.L.MrBri,le,
Reeve. Hayward .Jarks"n, Paint.
cr. Wilmshur.t. "A Friend. Mis-
Neal.
OTHER GIFTS.
I. conrad Hall Fund. - tn"
University hereby thanks thr fol-
loving persons for various suns
paid 10 toward Conrad Hall: W.
d. Law. J. J. Lyman. W. ;. Muir
r,w, ". y. Cate, Ed. Carney.
Mr.. ]. y. Bury, thu Madison sun
b.-ams and thu churches at ~.
Mccoy. bennington, ELAN, Dc
villa, R~imaD, Waldo and
AlachuA, making n total Of
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Ne eeFtify skai IN show b true sna Cur.
81. n even paFttcuhar.
nUnT Visa. i. l. CmAHntanr
Supuerin1ende1e- ChalTsaaa.
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90 W, S.ws sllisits COMMUNICATIONS r'-iatins
Co. ths puilit, u,IfIu.. huf 10 uif uHIHHIsi
o., Zee the uIau.,sIs "a pr' --s7i l't tlrrr
spsudsuts.
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--THE LEADING
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or DELASD
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Omos Hauu. stoIsN. To 8 AMI : "a
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Gals answered 80 amp h,saT. unlUs iu re-
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Praesicins in al stale and r,,lsraI Cuurts.
CisH 80 criminal uusiuu-s gwen can''iu
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j. HALL nHrNsrT
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Will Practice H. all court,
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eats B~al Estate and Insurance once.
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The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-03-23

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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-08-07
REVISED TARIFFS
SUPPLANT REBATES
PRESIDENT sTICKNEY TELLS HOW
RAILROAD TRAFFIC MEN ARE
GETTING AROUND THE LAW
AGAINST REBATES.

St Paul August 6.-t.Instead of giving
rebates the railroads now manipulate
their tariff schedules declared A. b.
shekney president of the Chicago
Great Western railway at the hearing to-
day before the state railroad and ware
house commission
4 have called the attention of the
interstate commerce commission to the
fact that the constant Hing of new tariff
schedules by the companies ought not
to be allowed. The manipulation of
these tariff schedules by the railroads
has taken the place of rebates"
The whole discussion of the tempo
rary character of the freight schedules
now in effect all over the country was
preeipitated by Mr.. Manahan. asking
Mr. stickney if it were not true that
coal was often carried between Chicago
and st. Paul at less than the published
rates of ten cents.
Mr.. Sticl1ney admitted that this was
true and on being asked when, re-
piled;
oh that takes place when the boys
get gay"