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Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-13
SPLENDID WORK AT
 THE G.8A. SHELTERS
A Michigan Paper Hands the Douglas Reduction Works
 a Bunch of Taffy.

DOUGLAS, Ariz., Dec 12.-Spcll--
 Concerning the price or CaIumet ana Arizona stock, which reached a maximum price last week, and the splendid work being done at the smelter in this city, Iron Ore, paper known to be close in on the c. and A. management, says:
 Tt seems that a lot Of people are waking up to the physical attractions of Calumet and Arizona, a property that has been selling too cheap for a long time. The stock rose to s1S4 Tuesday, receding a few points on tight money in the east. Its dividend of s4 quarterly is attIactiye, and it is said that it shows a much bigger ore reserve now than at any former per iod in its history. Finds of ore at the Oliver shaft, on the Buckeye and Sen ate claims have been the best ever seen here. Big deposits of great rich ness, and running higher than others in precious metals, have been found and are bound 10 make great show ing in the smelters. It is very fine lu'tSllneHI dI CuTEtuL pElCSS- lut company has a substantial treasury, possessing fully four millions in cash after paying the next dividend. This shows a pretty healthy condition in the face of such a fine dividend per fOrmance as has marked the progress of this concern.
 Does Fine Work at the Smeiters.
 We hear many compliments for Mir James Wood, shelter superintend- ent. It is said that no other smeltsr plant in the country can show bet ter average performance than that of Calumet and Arizona at Douglas. There is certainly splendid work done here as the results prove. Mix lures seem to be perfect and the as says of the product proves that a high degree of skill is eXerted in the opera tion of the plant. The cost is won- Iderfully low There have been many improvements made in the smelling rlant during the year, these having been planned and supervised by MT. Wood. With additions to be made as the Bonanza Circle group of mines ex. tends. this will be one of the biggest reduction plants in the country"
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-13
NORTH BUTTE.

The North Butte company is pre- pairing to resume work in the shaft on the Berlin ald will De ready to begin early in January. This shaft is about 35o feet deep, and is two compartment, but another compart- ment will be added. It was sunk by the Berlin Mining company last winter. When the North Butte bought the Bei- in group, work in the shaft was sus- pended. The company now wants an outlet at that point, and will sinl. the old shaft 1000 feet as a starter, and deeper later
 Connections will be made between the north workings of the Jessie on the Berlin opening. Two crosscuts are now heading from the Jessie to. ward Berlin ground, one on the l 200 and the other oD the 1,600, but neither will reach the point where the Berlin shaft will cut the ground until some time next year
 North Butte has openings besides its main shaft. but they are not north of the Jessie. Connections have been, or will be, made between the bottom of the shaft and the Diamond and Bell. The south workings are connected with the High Ore, for while the shaft was undergoing repairs all of the ore was raised through the High Ore shaft. With an opening at the north end of the property, the company is in position 10 not only mine the sup posed ore bodies of the Berlin. but also has a means of escape for it's men ln the extreme northern workings. Eventually all of the levels will be connected with the deep shaft which the Boston & Montana is preparing to put down on the Badger State, for all of the companies are working like band of brothers, without fear of be- ing charged with contempt for punch ing hole in each others territory Anacnnda Standard
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-13
LOST MAYORALTY IN
 TUCSON
Republicans Elect Majority of
Councilman and City Mar ShaI in Red Hot Political Campaign in Old Pueblo.

TUCSON. Ariz., Dec. 12.-Vic- tory perched on the Republican banner in the city election. althougE the defeat of the Democrats was not overwhelming. Tn Democrats elected two candidates-Frank Treat for City Recorder and James Flynn for City Assessor.
 The Republicans. however. elected the mayor and all three councilmen. which will give them complete coE- trol of the city for the next year. The new Council will stand four Re publicans and two Democrats. The Democrats will be Vic Griffith and Nose Drachman. while the Republi- cans will be J. P. Hohusen. Adolph Bail, Rudolph Rasmessen and c. E. HutchiIAona. The retiring members of the Council are E. J. Trippel. Rob ert Lowrie and Fred Adams. two Dem. ocrats and one Republican.
 It became evident early in the count last evening that the Republicans would elect a maority of their ticket. The count progressed rapidly owing to the fact that the ballot did not con tain large number of names. and as ballot after ballot was called out by the inspector, it was seen that the Re publican Scandidates with the excep- ton of Penny O'Donnell. would win. in the early count it looked as if the entire Republican ticket might be elected. However. Treat and Flynn vots began to mount up rapidly and it was seen before the count was half completed that they were elected. Charles F. Slack was elected May or Dy plurality of Sz5S. MT. Slack made his best run in the second ward where he won by 1S9 plurality. In the first ward his plurality was 60.
 Eyery man on the Republican ticket received a plurality in the second ward.
 The franchise proposition for the Twin Buttes Railway in this city car ried by a majority of AZ. There were many voters who did not vote at all on the franchise proposition. The franchise gives the Twin Buttes RaIi- way the right of way over the terri tory occupied by its tracks within the city limits.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-13
DOUGLAS Is AFTER
 THE HUACHUCA POST
Proposed to Induce Govern ment to Locate the New
 Post in Copper City.

DOUGLAS. Ariz., Dec. I2.-SpclA-
 All Douglas seems to have taken kindly 10 the possibility of inducing the government to locate the new Fort Huachuca brigade post here and the suggestion of this paper that an or ganized effort be started at once to do whatever is possible in the way of securing the post, or, at least, in in teresting the government Everyone is agreed that Douglas has everything in the way of advantages the govern ment could want and il is the general impression about town that the need for immediate action on the project is imperative.
 The benefit of the post to Douglas can be seen on the most superficial in yestigstion. It is the plan of the gov ernment 10 abandon the numerous small posts in Arizona and centralize the troops of this section of the south west in one big brigade post. It is likely that the post wherever it is To- cated will accommodate five thousand troops, made up of all branches of the service, 5nfantry, cavalry and artil- lery. The advantages of toe post to Douglas would be something enor- nous in itself. Douglas would sup ply the provisions for men and horses and the Southwestern freight ton mage would be immensely increased. to say nothing of the passenger busi- ness the movement of troops from time to time would give that road.
 There are numerous other benefits though not so material. The post if located here would be commanded by a srigadier general. He, together with his personal staff and the officers ofythe hne, would give Douglas a won derful prestige, social and business. Douglas would at once take rank with
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-13
The Copper City
 Review Branch Office. InternatonaLAn,ercan Building.
Special Cor respondence1
the most important cities of the south
 

the most important cltleS or the south west.
 Postmaster Caldwell is taking a pro- nounced interest in the project to bring before the government the ad- vantages of Douglas. He feels that there is no proposition possible to Douglas of such importance and mag nitude as is this one and he thinks that nothing should be left undone that would tend to cause the govern ment to give the claims Of Douglas . hearing. He is of the opinion that Hon. Mark Smith and neighboring congressman should be interviewed on the matter and that all other interests whose representations on the project would carry weight should be consult ed. Mr. Caldwell believes that once the government is induced to invest- gate Douglas as a site. its desirability would at once be evident. There are numerous available plots of ground within a half dozen miles of the city thai would furnish the government ideal barracks and parade grounds, and certainly nowhere in this section U the country can better and more plentiful water be found.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-13

Two Drunks in coert.-Busines wss dull in Justice McDonald's court this morning and had not couple of strangers in the midst tanked up over night and presented themselves this morning wearing beautiful aureoles about their noses, which were in them selves discriminating evidence, there would have been nothing doing at all. As it wGs the two drunks were fined ST each.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-13

Gadsden Walls Going Up.-The con tractors have started the work of lay ing brick in the walls of the new Gadsden hotel. The building will be four stories high, but it is estimated that the brick work can be completed in sixty days. The contract calls for the completion of this hotel by the middle of next year.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-13

Ground for Church 8roken-Ground for the foundation of the new Catho- lie church has been broken, and it is expected that within six months the church will be completed. Dirt was broken by Rev. Father Gheldon, Con Harvey assisting Mike Tarpey is lay ing the foundation for both church and priests nome.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-13

Dr. McGee. of lobe, returned home this afternoon after visit of week with friends iu this city, as the guest of Dr. F. P Wright. Dr. McGee was detained here longer than he expect ed to remain on account of the wash outs on the Gila Valley. Globe and Northern railroad.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-13

Game from Sonora--A party of Mex jeans from Sonora brought through the American custom house this morn ing seven deer and one of the largest mountain lions ever crossed over the line at this post. The deer weighed a total of 560 pounds and the lion weighed 1l5, after his entrails had been removed. The lion measured 6 feet and $ inches from tip to tip All this game was purchased by the Pal ace market in this city When the lion skin is dressed it will be beau ty. The duty on game coming across the line from Mexico is cents per pound.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-13

Many Ranches.-The International American has been gathering data re- gently of the ranching in the Sulphur Springs valley near Douglas. The re- suit is astonishing, as more than one hundred occupied ranches have been listed between this city and the old Copper Queen ranch ten miles north.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-13
DOUGLAS LOCALS. .
Weddinn Anno

Wedding Announeement.-Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Munson announce for mally the approaching marriage of their daughter, Miss Myrtle Corinne Munson. to Arthur Ava Hopkins. The ceremony will be said on Christmas day at 12 o'clock at St Stephens church, Rev. MT. Simonson. rector of St. Stephens, officiating.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-13

Editor F. B. Dorr, of the Dispatch, accompanied by S. s. Badger, left this morning for the Paradise district, where they are interested in the Para disc Development company.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1906-09-29
RIVER TRAFFIC RESUMED.
First Boat on Missouri Is Greeted
Mt Kansas CITY

With the blowing OF whistles. the clang-
Ing Of bells and the acclaim Of thousands
Of persons who had gathered ut the river
banks the renewal oil steamboat traffic
on the Missouri river after n lapse of
more than a decade was celebrated Mon.
day. The steamer Lora. laden with
freight from NJ. Louis. locked at the
wharf In Kansas City and nearly every
craft went several miles down the river
to act as an escort for the 1sors. The
appearance Of the fleet with tho freighter
In the lead was the signal for one Of the
greatest outbursts Of enthusiasm In the
commercial life Of that city. The SUCCESS.
full trip Of the I,ora under unfavorable
conditions. the river being exceptionally
low and Its channel unexplored for sew
eral years. proved conlusIvely that the
Missouri II a navigable stream. Tho move.
ment to establish q boat line on tho Mis-.
souri, grew out Of the fight Of Kansas
City merchants for reduced freight rstcs.
All OF the commercial and civic bodies Of
the city have aided IN the development Of
the plan and towns between Kansas City
and 1t. Louis have given their hearty co.
operation. Many Of these towns have
no railroad facilities and the new boat
line WIN give them their only means Of
transportation. Regular tra6lc will be
begun between Kansas City and Ct. Louis
% soon o. suitable boats can b obtained.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1906-09-29
News from All Parts Of the World
Carefully Selected from the
Press kilograms.
4 Weekly Digest Of the Most important
Facts and Happenings for Busy
Readers.

Grave agrarian disorders have broken
out In the Province Of viatka, Russia, the
center of disturbances being the important
district Of Malmuish, with a population
OF over 100000, where. according to the
reports, the Inhabitants of seventy vii.
lagos have joined in the uprising, have
disnrmed and expelled the police and are
pillasing and destroying the houses Of
the land owners and devastating the coun.
try. 1t IL rtmorcd at viatka that the ad.
ministrative police chiefs In the Malmuish
district and eight Of their subordinates
have been killed. The trouble began with
a riot over the enrolment Of army re.
serve men for autumn service. At the
village Of Multani a mob Of peasants at.
tackled the enrolment station. killed a
sergeant and six rural policemen, NOR.
tally wounded the assistant police chief Of
the district and destroyed the lists Of re.
serve men. The viborg manifesto ia
thought to be more directly responsible
Tor the disorders than anything else. Il
had wide circulation In viatka province
and Its exhortation to the peasants to re.
fuse to do military service was spread
BY the members Of the outlawed parlia.
ment from viatkn.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1906-09-29
5000, 900, 900 IN YoRIIaM TRADE
The United States Crosses That Mark
for the First Time.

The foreign commerce Of the United
States has crossed the 5000. 100000
line. In the twelve months ending with
August tho imports were $i.254, :s00. 735
and the exports $i,750.417, 806. . total
for the twelve months Of $3.Ol3y6i .B:ss.
Tho imports have exceeded 500. O0O, OO
In practically every month OF the last
year, but August In usually q light month
Tor Imports, and thus the record Of more
than $1OO.OOO.OO0 for the month q Al.
gust 10 made forthe first time In theRgures
OF the month just ended. which show i'm
ports Of $lO5. .6Oa, against Se0! 1000.
600 In August Of 1905.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1906-09-29

people Of Chicago against the sale Of
bad meat and other injurious products.
by discovering new violations Of the
city ordinances, and BY protesting
against the marketing Of lumpy Jaw
cattle.
''1n the last week, seventy.six cattle
with this disease have been tngged by
the inspectors and held up for further
examination, but Of these only seven
were condemned 10 be used rs fertilizer
or sent to the soap watts.
"The remaining sixty.nlne were al.
lowed by the government and State In.
spectors to be marketed and SOLD TO
THE PEOPLE OF CHICAGO.
'"rhe excuse given was that lumpy
jaw does not affect the whole carcass,
and the marketing was allowed, after
the infected parts were cut away. These
cattle arc not to be shipped away, but
will be sold In this city. Under the
law Mr.. Murray could do nothing but
protest, and his protests were disre-
garded by the government inspectors"
The following products were export.
oil from the United States to the coun.
tries named In 1904. A large per.
centage OF them contained tubercul0.
sis and cancer as they were taken
from the insides of cattle and there.
fore NEVER examined for tuberculO.
ais, cancer or any other disease:
Sausage Castings. TallOw.
Grit Britain, value $32l, 102 $1,707,204
Germany, value -. 023.000 6l3,O51
France. value. ..... 1S4,830 403,614
Netherlands. value. $4,000 148.02l
Russia. value. 500. 30,606 5l,5Os
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The American people must put nm
end to the Beef Trust or suffer the
consequences of bad food.
What object can the members of the
Beef Trust have In opposing the Iii.
nois pure food laws aud wanting them
amended?
~
The Beef Trust saturates Chicago
with steDches from Its rendering es-
Establishments and glue factories. IT
robs the people of Chicago through its
control of the price Of the food they
eat and the leather they wear.
~d0A
Remember the Beef Trust when you
are electing candidates for the Legis-
lature this year.
49,
The number of dead and diseased
hogs shipped by the Beef Trust and
sold a. food Ia something awful.
40
Numbers of hogs die In the cars In
transit to the Beef Trust; their bodies
are often eaten by the other hogs and
their pet disease transmitted by them
to the human race.
~
Why 10 not the Illinois Antitrust
law strictly enforced against the real
trustsf
The law n upon the statute books
and IL rIgidly lived up to 40 against
small and honest corporations which
are obliged to make afidavit once
year and send the same with one dol.
lar to Springfield to prove that they
are not In trust.
A Trust has no more standing In
law In Illinois than a Burglar. Both
exist In violation Of the law and both
are felons In the eyes Of the law.
~
How many murders 10 the Beef
Trust guilty Of In ChicagOf How
many innocent people are killed every
year by tuberculosis and cancer?
The Beef Trust slaughter houses are
like mOrgues. The Beef Trust mag
mates love to praise their cleanliness
In magaxine articles. OF course these
SLAUGHTER Joints are cloauly. They
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1906-09-29
AMERICAN LEAovE
wEsTERN LEAGUE.
GIRL TRAMP RETURNS HOME.
Young Woman, Arrested In Illinois,
II Heconcilsd to Parents.

Owing to the Intervention Of Judge
George W. Murray, Grace Bailey. who
has been termed the girl tramp" and
who was arrested ten weeks ago by Dep.
uty Sheriff Richardson, In company with
two male companions, Charles and Sam.
uel Hinkle, east Of Springfield, ILL.,, a
reconciliation will take place at Coifey.
vile, Kan., on the fifteenth birthday an.
niversary Of Grace. between her and her
parents. The girl had been tramping
through the country for four months. For
five weeks after her arrest Grace was
kept In the annex Of the county jail. She
refused to go home to her parents, stating
that she liked the tramp life.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1906-09-29
Republicans Name Hughes.

Charles u. Hughes was nominated for
Governor of New York by the Republican
convention at Saratoga, the Higgins ma.
chine being defeated by the indirect In.
Huence OF President Roosevelt.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1906-09-29

tho government Inspector inspecting
the same carcasscs; that only nine Of
the 40 were condemned, the other be-
Ing stamped ~. 8. Inspected"
Washington, ID. c.. Sept. 4.-Whetl,er
the attractive nature tint given to
cured meats, sausage and other meat
trust products by saltpetrc IL causing
the race to die OF more rapidly Is the
problem with which DR.. II. W. Riley,
chief Of the bureau Of chemistry Of
the Department Of Agriculture, nus
undertaken to wrestle
There Is suspicion In the minds OF
Secretary Wilson and DIR. Wiley that
saltpctre II injurious to the kidneys.
1t has come to the knowledge Of the
Department OF Agriculture that In a
number OF beef trust plants saltpctre
II used recklcssly. Its use to the OK
tent Of one pound In 100 pounds Of
meat Is reported In some instances.
"There Is reason to suppose that
saltpctrc IL extremely injurious II used
In such quantities. said DIR. Wiley.
&eA
How many tuberculosis or lumpy Jaw
cattle have, been released from guar.
antine' by order Of the Health lie.
partmcnt.
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BY the way, what IL DR.. Dyson. who
used to be government chief inspector,
doing now?
One hundred and sixteen articles pro-
duced by the Beef Trust In Chicago
have been examined and condemned by
the honest pure food commissioner Of
the State Of North Dakota. Every one
of them was condemned because It
contained poison ana was therefore
detrimental to the public health. Lack
Of space alone prohibits us from print.
ing the list and the names Of the
houses shipping the stun.
~6A
II Mayor DUNES administration de.
strOyed over 100000 pounds OF can.
cerOns and tuberculOus meat In five
months, by the inspection work OF
only eleven inspectors, how many bill,
lions Of pounds OF cancer and tuber.
cul0sis We're fed to the people during
the years that there was no city In
Spectionf
The pure food laws will, VI course,
be enforced against some pour little
grocer. But against the Bee: Trust,
never!
An
The spirits Of thousands Of pool
boys who went out to fght for the
United States In the spanish-Ameri
can war, must hover over the fortunes
Of the Nsf Trust In q demand fol
veneeancC'
These thousands were killed by thu
"embalmed heef" OF the Beef Trust
and by the p0lsOns used In the makeup
Of their Beef Trust rationx
Neither the bullets Of the Spaniarda
or the terrors Of the Cuban climate
did any havoc to the American soldier
poor boy, at all comparable with the
damage done by the frightful embalm'
ed food Of the Reef Trust.
The young fellows who offered theiI
lives to the American government did
not for q moment imagine that the
country for which they were lighting
would permit Reef Trust to furnish
them with poisoned ratiOns.
But II did.
The soldiers trusted their country
and ate the poison.
The result was death, disease. broken
constitutions for thousands.
These are facts which the war rec.
Ords will cOrroborate.
~aN
The following taken from the Chi.
caso American July ID needs no com
ment:
"Chief Food Inspector Murray to-day
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1906-09-29
Diamond Find In Arkansas.

What are declared to be rough diamonds
have been found in Pike county, Ark.
In q vicinity where old lava pumice and
other evidences Of volcanic eruption
were declared to exist by q State geologist
some years ago. II II stated that the
stones found were declared by New
york expert to be diamonds Of Ane
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1906-09-29
Loop.ths.Loop Bali Injures Child.

While a performer at the Corn Palace
In Mitchell, 4. d., was 'loopins the
loop" inside Of big ball weighing 500
pounds, the ball rolled OF the apparatus
into crowd Of spectators. The ball
passed over the body of little girl and
injured her internally SO that she may
not recover,