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Bisbee daily review., 1906-02-04
THE TRoY-MANHaTTAN.

Concerning the Manhattan cop. per properties, Arizona, the Boston Financial News says; .--
 The recent advance in the price of oy-Manhattan on the local curb is due to betterment in physical condi- Eions at the company's properties. About year ago the company suffer ed the destruction of its trackage be- tween the towns of Troy and Manhat- tan, Arizona. which prevented the company from beginning smeiting op- erations as had been intended.
 Development at the mines has gone on steadily. while the damage done by the floods was being repaired with the result that the ore reserves have been constantly added to. In the very near future the Troy-Manhattan will begin the building of big reduction works for the handling of its big bodies of ores. Lack of railroad facilities is DOW one of the companys main defi- cieneies. In the near future, however, the Santa Fe plans branch standard guage railroad to the companys prop critics. Later a branch connecting with Globe is planned.
 The company has recently pur- chased the Newman claims, embracing a tract of forty claims, extending from the Manhattan boundaries to Dripping Springs The price paid was sf70. 900. A large deposit Of hematite iron out crops on the Newman claims. It Is 300 feet wide and assays per cent copper. s4 per ton in gold, and 65 per cent hematite iron.
 There is now in sight on the Man hattan property 590.0o0 tons Of s1l- phide assaying 6 per cent copper, with high percentages of suiphaIr. The Newman ores would prove a splendid Aux for these suiphides in converter proposition.
 With plenty of ore in sight and good fluxes Fkther for smtblting or con- yerting 1t would seem that with rail road and smelling facilities that the Troy Manhattan property should event ualiy develop into a highciass prop erty of large productivity.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-02-04
eREENE's PRODUCTION FELL OFF
(By Geo. l.. Walker.l

Greene Consolidated's production fell off about 700,O00 pounds in Decem- Der, its output amounting to only 4,C75,000 pounds of bullion. It is declared that the shrinkage was the result Of extremely cold and unseason- able weather in the district, a short age of cars and the interruption caus- ed by the fire which broke out in the Capote mine in November. The fire has been bulk-hea6ed and is no longer a menace. The Capote mine Is again furnishing it's equal quota of ore.
 Conditions ct the Greene mines are declared to be, if anything. better than ever. The management believes that by continuing to expend the surplus earnings. over and above dividends. it is putting the property in condition t. show better earnings in the future, clinee to 14 or Is cents per pound. Extending the underground develop ment and completing a modern plant with all up-todate appliances for hand ling and treating ores. makes bet ter asset for the stockholders than would increased dividends.
 Continued unfayorable conditions Ie suited in production of only 2,lSs.0oo pounds in the first fifteen days of January. Since the eth of the month, however. the output has been approxi- D'ateIv 90 tons per day, or at the rate of over 6o,ooo.ooo pounds of bullion 
 It is learned that the New York interests who conducted cawpaign in Greene stock when it vas to 10 points lower are again circulating rumors and reports and advising the sale of the stock for big decline.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-02-04

t.set iroa th 35- yAea animals =II to chMe. The wagon boxes, TO harness and two wheels were lost
 Mining activity this section is on hc increRSs. 1 vr3Ip of claims won by Rn51rt Ue.f-oo has recently
 en bon Eel b Charles, II. Cutting ur si0o,C0j. h r0uo sIs located s2aut three l,5 -Ga Troy. Many tC9lig@t repu ae to come in rom the Dripp-2s rlnEs district.
 J. M. Bice is a gthe Welch es-
 pre- hh2d of Pinto
 oE h aner. Beck ana
 glder a lease
 Her C7-t hoy have taken
 ard s1e5ed alo'H SIX tons of this rh ore. aud hay" ce that quanti-
 ezNoso s4 he hick will Le 1ss fN Cartha- to a con ' as,f' o. rsh daLt- Th will give apg7 air a cAe 'a then to raise and ai"pe. They sls" ect to sink the Ha { faa1zr al rU a-other level on
 Tbr '"0 he shipped to i .Hg E.'i c--rian.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-02-04
HORACE J STEVENS.
LAKE SUPERIOR & PiTrssuRe.

At Lake Superior & Pittsburg mine drifts and crosscuts on the 1900 foot level will be driven into the ore bod. ies south of the Cole shaft, which are ROW being developed on the levels drove. In about 90 days the plat on the 1900 foot level, to which the shaft is now sinking, will be cut and a sta ticn made. 1t is probable that the mine win make more or less water at this depth.
 On the 700 foot level of Shattuck the drift which was turned to run parallel with the main fault, as 1t cut into porphyry, is now started again and is in rich ground ahead of it's former breast It is proposed to run this drift straight to the Leo and Roy claims. Shattuck has 2,1o0 feet or the Czar fault. .'
 The Saginaw mine has cut copper ore on the TOO foot level, though as to it's value no one can yet state. The shaft is down 900 feet and is In ground that looks very well. This property is proving the values of Denn, June ton and American, and in it's success they all share.
 Copper Queen has started to drift across it's Cuprite claim, from the 200 foot level of the shaft of that name to the Shattuck ground, where it will connect with the Sbattuck shaft on the 400 foot level This drift wlll prove the general character of the ground running along and across the Czar fauIt for a. distance of nearly 1000 feet, and should be very i'm partant project.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-02-04
HEALTH.

Means the ability to do good days work, without undue fatigue and to
 find life worth living lou can not have indigestion or constipation with out its upsetting the liver and poiiut- ing the blood. Such a condition may be best and quickest relieved by Her pine. the best !fver regulator that the world has ever 'lnown Mrs. D. W. Smith writes, / aril 2, '0i: T use Herbine. and fin t the best medicine for constipation | regulating the nv- CT I ever used sGs. Rinehart's Pharmacy.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-02-04
SHANNON MAKING GOOD
Total Production for January Will Not
 Fall Short of 100000 Pounds.

Shannon is again making an excel lent record of production and earnings. Its output has been slEch as to indicate a total of 900,000 to 1.0O0, 900 pounds for January, or at the rate of about II 1,O0o, 900 pounds for the year. Should the profit on such an output amount to only cents per pound-its earnings this year will be sufficient to retire it's entire bonded indebtedness.
 Many letters are reaching this of flee asking, What is the matter with Shannon?" and inquiring as to my authority for the statements publish cd in last weeks letter I can only repeat that the greatest reverse the company has had was caused by the unprecedented rainfall in the district which interrupted the transportation of its ores. and so oyerweighted the hanging walls of its mines as to cause crushing and caving. My statement that the company has a surplus of sso,0o0 in cash and copper was cor rect, and it amounts to a demonstra- tion of the fact that the Shannon has been a paying proposition during the past three or fonr years of low copper prices The company now has better management, more ore, and better con. diuons in every respect than ever be- fore; and it Is able to sell it's copper at two or three times the profit re ceiyed a year or two ago. The aver age yield of shannon ore never ran 1 rown to anything like 3 per cent dur ing any one month of its history, and
 there is no prospect that it ever will. l-Waikers Copper Litter in Boston Commercial.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-02-04
LAKE SUPERIOR COPPER.


 Houghton, Mich, Jan 29.-There has been practically no change in the con. ditions at the Tamarack mine during the past two weeks. Owing to the fact that three men were caught un- Cerground at the time of the fire, the management kept the shafts open for several days in the hope that these men might be enabled to escape, but when 1t became apparent that there was no further prospect of the release of the unfortunate miners. the three shafts affected were sealed over with heavy timbers. and the cracks in the timbers tamped with earth and clay. The shafts have been sealed for nearly two weeks. but gas is still escaping through the cracks in the sealing, and in such quantities that men working in the shaft houses have been over come on several occasions by the car bon monoxide fumes coming from the underground openings. There have been so many and such serious fires during the past twenty years in this district that considerable fund of has been accumulated. and a regular plan of fighting such fires is now followed. In the earlier fires at the Calumet & Hecla, nearly twenty years ago, attempts were made, with partial success, to drown the flames by means of carbonic acid gas, which was manufactured in large quan- titles in immense steel boilers, by treating crushed marble and limestone with dilute sulphuric acid, pipes from the boilers being connected with the mouths of the shafts. and the resulting carbonic acid gas, which is heavier than atmospheric air, being allowed to drop by it's own weight to the bottom of the mine. and stifle the flames by cutting off all oxygen required for their sustenance- Further experience has shown, however, that the most sue cessful plan of dealing with a fire in a deep mine is to seal over all shafts connecting with the flames, and thus starve the fire from lack of oxygen re qured to maintain it.
 There Is no longer any hope that the three men caught underground in the Tsnnarack have escaped, although there have been some remarkable instances of similar escapes in the past, one of the most unusual having occurred in this same mine some seven years ago. when two Finnish miners, father and son named Hendrickson. were caught underground and sustained life for some days by tapping the compressed air pipes, and washing out the foul gases from the end of the drift in which they were lying by using jet oY compressed air. The older man died within a week after his escape. from pneumonia, caused by inhaling the intensely cold air coming from the pires. but the younger escaped with comparatively little injury.
 It Is difficult to estimate the damage that may have been done at the Tama- rack by the fire, and this can be de- termined only by careful examination of the mine after the flames have been subdued. The present indications are that the fire Is nearly out, and in all likelihood it will be possible to open the shafts and make thorough exam inst,on of the mine during the coming week.
 The Underground openings of the Aiiouez continue to show some of the richest ground ever opened in any anaygdaioid mine of the Lake Superior
Bisbee daily review., 1906-02-04

stockholders in the Florence Smelling. Milling and Mining company were at -prTce tfis week on tour Of tnspec- ysca aaud were pleased with the out koka the smeiter.
 Ngork has been resumed st Copper Butte under tue Infringement of Supt. Edlssn. also at the Copper Peak, an adjuining group, all in the Riverside elistriat. twenty miles east Of here.
 e. Foreman and wife. of Kelvin, nave moved to Florence and now oc- eppy The Barker residence property s1n North Court street.
 Sapt Augustine, of the Alta Mining company, operating at Mineral Hill. was in town Tuesday, after load oi supplies for his camp. He Ee10rtS good progress in development worK szna lcBntinued improvement in the ore values as depth is attained.
 A few days since one of the miners Eorking at tue William Mill Williams property. took day off and went prospecting. When about one and 8ne-haR miles little east of south of ahe csrap he picked up several pieces srx iron stained quartz, and after re-
 
 one Of the pieces, we were informed by 8r. Williams, proved to be very sieh in virgin gold, showing a gold usslue of about S3,000 per ton of ore, Ise find created considerable excite saeBI, but the source of the ore has not yet been discovered. This float was found not far from the place where the editor of the Blade several years ago found 900 gold ore. Oliver Swingte. ]. W. Harrington and several others. at various times, have Hound very rich gold bearing quartz 1n the same locality. Some day some HurLunaIe prospector will accidentIy Ind the sblind' lead from which this <ieh rock comes.
 The main shaft at Superior is now oown about Ts0 feet below the sur fscs out-crop of the vein and is making water at the rate of about 250 gal bns per minute. But the pumps Rave his inflow under easy control and ahe shaft will be continued down to a eeFtn Of 1000 feet as fast as possible Large ore reserves have been blocked ssuS at and above the water level, kezsce work wiil be confined principal sy 7e sinking till the railroad shaE Az7e been completed Then 6 large sedasz1ou plant will be installed. 1bere as now sufficient ore in sight m the property to keep suck 6 plant m continuous operation for years to come.
 A team and two wagons. belonging so Joseph Spiras. were carried down over the rapids at the Florence cross sns Monday morning and narrpwfy escaped tota1 destruction The horses were saved b5 Papago Indian vko went to their rescue He urbsck1ed She harness off the horses Thus
Bisbee daily review., 1906-02-04

WANTEo-woman Cook immediate
 fy. Call at Review off1cs
Bisbee daily review., 1906-02-04

William Mill Williams. formerly 6 merchant of Globe. is nov operating she Gray mine situated on the summit 5etween Florence and Kelvin. He ss working force of f2 miners but Is experiencing considerable difficulty :,n account of the appearance of water iE the shaft. In the main shaft at a depth Of 110 feet the inflow of water as about 100 gallons in ten hours. The opening are all showing up well
 and there is now about s3.006 worth
 f shipping ore on the several dumps. sHr- Williams and partner are now
 considering the advisability of install ing hoisung machinery and pumps. s view of exploiting the property seIvw vater level
Bisbee daily review., 1906-02-04
FINAL CUUs
 COMisd i
Universal ACllgi tiOa of the O0a
 tOfOre Uaka

The withdrawal of 4J. ~ a. ,@nd tributary to the S. Gas srVoir in Pinal county is
 cation that this irrigauo-. ultimately be built. JfIHss 70. H4 seeD enjoying 6 quiet a.s.ls a.s5 Ehe advent of the Phoe. @
 E. R. There has been a t-t
 saining activity in the d.5,G.4- ..lS ..s, Sast of Florence. The Ea a he San Carlos reservoir a- s..s.a make of Pinal couAly OLy rt - .sra' prosperous counties in H ..". l.E z.
 Dean Bros & Taylor VII. -rF. Esaz EUnning tuEneu oa -s..r. f.- -Cated about one-fOurth U- - -... a..sa
 vest of the Fortuna IA. .. s.4E.- King in Pinal county, l-se "e... rewarded th.S weeeA Ug .s..... .-.. are chute three feet was, ...... .. ihis ore assays 5650 ozs lE sI.,- -gI 70 gold per ton. DeVelC, ,..as, s.... Nill be continued until tha .s.'.s 50. She new discovery is proVeu.
 ' The old Silver King mi-a -... -...., Hhich at one time was d. .a.. Js, mining proposition in A..aJ--, again coming to the frU..t ... .... strikes are being reporteu .Fl-. J4al locality every week. Ih. is-..s B a valuable ore discovery b. EEot ,teI. " Lempker about 500 le,-g .gy,i-n- east from the old Silver KIng mine. yHe Florence Blade sa. 5. . 20 sut lowgrade vein, 90 feet aL1 Open- ses on the foot wall a high-gra1e pay streak for distance of th4Tt. a-. s.-l l was in shipping ore all the .s.-. lag are consists of high-grade gray cop per, chalcopyrite and bournite. The ore is in lime near a contact between zhe latter and diorite and tho Fro Lessor is now cross cutting to this contact with the expectation ol strik- sng still larger body of th.s c.ch ore There will be boon camp at she old King again when the Superior !. zsnd Florence railroad reaches that !. noint.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-05-04
Enforcing the Pure Food Law.

In the interests of future industrial
and physieal healthfulness, IL is crafty
ing TO learn that general analysis of
the state maple sugar product Is being
made by the authorities, and that the
law will be rigidly enforced upon the
many manufacturers and dealers who
are found to have praehsed adultera'
tion.
In the same interests, il is desirable
that authorizations of other food.stuffs,
especially necessities like milk, be vigi'
lantly sought for and the guilty per-
sons punished to the full extent of the
| law. Dealers who refuse to give sam
ples. or otherwise hinder the health
officers in the discharge of their public
duties. should also be made to feel the
force of the law, which plainly says
that such oifense shall be punishable by
fine of not more than fifty dollars for
the first offense, and for each subse'
auent offense one hundred dollars.
The preservation of the purity OF
our food, drink, and medicine is
highly important matter and SHOULD
be treated as such. There is no form OF
public dishonesty so grievous as thai
practised by the food adulterator
Personal morality is largely determined
by physical conditions and pure an'
wholesome food is powerful factor o
pure living. Shakespeare S utteranc'
upon the value of a good name ma.
therefore be truthfully adapted to thi
cause:
Who steals my purse, steals trash,
But he who filches from me my bodil.
health
Takes that which ne 'er enriches him
And makes me poor indeed.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-05-04

Of the republican party in Vermont and
failure his own shipwrcck.-Fair Haven
Era.
The Era is unduly apprehensive. This
pubernatorial contest is but n little
brotherly squabble over the control OF
state Offices and in no way threatens
the unity of the party, although IL
may wrench the machine so severely us
10 impair its further usefulness. Neither
is there any political shipwreek ahead
for Clement. Whether his campaign Is
success or failure as regards the
Office he seeks II is bound to do Yer
mont untold good, just as his local OPP
ton campaign did; and many republi
cans who will not 90 to the length OF
supporting him, will realize this CRATE
| fully.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-05-04
KEEP THE KIDNEYS WELL.
Health Is Worth Saving, and Some
Brattleboro People Know How
%o Couo II

| Many Brattleboro people take their
lives in their hands by neglecting the
kidneys when they know these organs
need help. Sick kidneys are responsible
for vast amount of suffering and i'll
health, but there is no need to suffer
nor to remain in danger when all dis
eases and aches and pains due to weak
kidneys can be quickly and permanent
ly cured by the use of Doan s Kidney
Pills. Here is the statement of Brat
tleboro citizen who has reclaimed good
health by the use of this remedy:
j. C. Montrose, carriage painter, of
9 Canal street, Brattleboro, VT, says:
MY experience with Doan's Kidney
Pills dates back to some six years ago
when / could hardly attend to my work
on account of my kidneys being so bad
ly affected. There was a dull pain
across my kidneys and if Strengthened
quickly after STOPPING a sharp twinge
would catch me and the pain would be
so severe that / could hardly keep from
crying out. Headaches and spells of
dizziness were frequent and a weakness
of the kidneys caused too frequent ac-
ton of the kidney secretions, particu-
larly annoying at night and disturbing
my rest. I heard about Doan s Kid.
ney Pills, sold here by F. H. Holden,
the druggist, and so l commenced tax
ing them. 1 had tried many different
remedies but nothing ever did me so
much good as Doan's Kidney Pills.
They not only cured the headaches and
pains through my back but they also
regulated the action of the kidney Sc
cretions. Since then I have recon-
mended them to scores of people,
For sale by all dealers. Price 80
cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, N.
Y, sole agents for the United States.
Remember the name-Doan sand
take no other.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-05-04
Opportunity for Democrats.

This is year when the democrats should
make campaign, lively, purposeful, earn
est. with well defined plans and purposes.
II the people should fail to make choice
and the house should have the choice OF
governor it is not at all impossible that
either faction of the republicans might be
willing to join with the democrats rather
than see the other faction successful. Even
il that should prove not to be the case
the democrats, in such an event, would be In
n position to force from the majority party
such recognition in the administration OF
state affairs as has not been accorded them
for a quarter of century and to gain ad-
vantage ground that would " of great bene.
fit in the future. The plain course dictated
by political wisdom is campaign based on
democratic principles and purposes and car
RED on by democrats with regard to their
own party and the interests of the state. The
democratic party is not well organized, 1T
lacks many of the advantages its opponents
have, but an aroused and united democracy
can make a campaign that will bring results
and this is one of the most promising years
in recent times for securing results. Lay
ing aside any differences if there are any,
and uniting in a determined purpose to make
gains for the party when there is an oppor-
mnity to make gains, the democrats may
make themselves a greater power in Vermont
that they have been for many years.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-05-04

Mr.. Clement may not have secured
the support of labor by his frank reply
to its questionings, but he has undoubt-
edy won its respect. He has also
demonstrated to the state at large that
he stands definitely for and against
certain things and that he is not a
trucker for fractional favor. Labor is
asserting itself in various political
fields this year and candidates need
not hope to gain anything by silence,
for labor is not TO be fooled that way.
They may as well speak out and have,
at least, the satisfaction of expressing
their honest opinions.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-05-04

Congressman Haskins, according to a
Washington dispatch, is not worrying
over the entrance of Governor Bell into
the congressional lists but is attending
to his duties in the house with calm
philosophy. In this attitude, Mr.. Has
kins scores strongly with his Vermont
constituents. They may flock to APP
plaud the spectacular uplifting of Yer
mont and be amused by the varied nov
city of the performance; but they will
not be blinded thereby to the fact that
in the meantime another man is quietly
attending to his business, content with
doing his duty as well as he can.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-05-04
A Warning Much Needed.
bennington Banner. ]

Several recent cases of ptomaine and
trichina poisoning in the state emphasize not
only the Importance of the pure food and
DISQUALIFICATION laws but also the need Of
reasonable precautions in regard to food con-
corning which there appears no cause for
suspicion. In many homes and frequently
in public eating houses meats are brought to
the table half cooked and canned goods are
left standing around in the cans in which
they came. All meat and especially pork
should be thoroughly cooked and canned stuff
should be used fresh or not at all and
should be kept in glass or glazed dishes and
never in tin.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-05-04

The senate committee on privileges and
elections of which Senator Foraker is chair
man voted unanimously at Washington, FIJI
day, to report favorably the Tillman bill to
prohibit insurance and other corporations
from contributing to campaign funds, Inc
bill was amended by the subcommittee and
made to apply to corporations OF all KINDS
and to all elections Tor presidential and vice
presidential electors, for legislatures where
United States senator's are to be chosen
and for representatives in congress. 1t makes
offending corporations subject to line OF
81, 900. The measure does not apply to per-
sons receiving such contributions or to
individuals contributing from their own
pockets. 1t is expected that the amended
bill will pass both branches of congress
unanimously, and that it will prove effective
in reducing the volume of money used for
political purposes during presidential cleo
tons