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Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-01
Mining News In Arizona By Counties

production, giving the copper as net profit.
 The Arcade group of twelve claims
 is owned by the Copper Giant people
 Kane. Faison. Allen and Johnson, S
 very promising gold group from
 which ore is new being taken and
 sacked for shipment, that averages from $50 to s150 a ton. The showing ix exceedingly good, the veins are | large and firm and bids fair 10 deyel' op a gold camp of much importance l tributary to this mining center.
 The Indiana & Arizona Copper Co.,, comprise a group of twenty ctaims. The principal mines being the old Abbey Waterman which was d!scov- cred twenty-five years ago and fror which rich shipments of lead and sil. ys- were made at that time. This crnnanv, is now managed by George sr';th the working shaft ls down ,hree hundred and twenty fecc in large ore body, averaging \ per cent ,oPper, !! per cent lead, from 10 to 20 Ounces of silver, ,5m two - dollars in gold. Some of the ore has yielded over one : Indred and forty ounces silver and sixty per cent lead. This indicates the value of this section of the district.
 The Faison group comprises five patented claims upon which S5,OOe worth of development work has been acne. This is copper, silver, lead and gold. The owners are Nat Faison, the pioneer of the Silver HI camp and Col. Epes Randolph,
 The cobr4 miuir ,1mpauy, l2I' b6Fatien rec+--.tly organized in this city sRHl financed by Fl Paso and TCyas people, owns the Copper Prince group. Active development Is in progress on this property, A dou- ble compartment shaft is being sunk as fast as men and money will da- vance the work. This group of mines was formerly designated by the Nam moth. Copper croapipgs which attract ed attention and which today be- speaks the great copper bonanza be heath. This is also an per cent cop per proposition carrying good gold and silver value. Col. R. E. Anderson of Fl Paso. the general manager, is an experienced mining man of many years in practical mining. believes the Cobra Mining Co. will develop a very large and rich bullion producing l industry South of Silver Hill and
 west of Copper Prince is the Richard
 son and Crepin group upon which no development save assessment work has been done, but this showing indi | cates that this group will rank with
 anything in the district, in ore bodies as well as in values.
 Tucson owes it to herself as vel as 10 the Silver Hill district 10 grade
 high class automobile road such al
 will induce or encourage the putrint on at once of a daily automobile lin;
 for both passenger and light freign
 traffic. This will mean much business for our city.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-01
GIBSON MINES SHIPPING
Arizona National Bonds More Property-New Ore
 Strike Reported ~ At Globe.
MACHINERY EQUIPMENT
 FROM IRON CAP
CGlObe Silver Belt.)

tGIODe SllNeT BElL.D
 The Gib3Cn mine. Is being rapidly developed Dn sound Zines. A new
 working shaft will be sunk between the two main lodges from which both will be mined. Pumps will be in- sailed and a large power plant will be erected in the near future. The owners contemplate the construction of a concentrating plant to handle the lower grade ores. MeantimeR ship ments are being kept up 10 the maxi mum standard, all high grade ores. The total amount of copper produced during 1905 from Gibson ore exceeded SS6, 900 pounds. For February, 1906, the copper product, according to smelter returns, amounted to 2G1 900 pounds. The average will be easily
 maintained and probably exceeded for the balance of the year.
 r. A. WOodward treasurer. and H.. II. Powers, a stOckholder of the Ma tiOnal Mining Exploration company. of Boston. arrived here last Friday night to arrange for the equipment I and further development of the Iron Cap property, on which the ExplOra- 1 ton company has taken bond.
 | After consulting with A J. Galpiu 1 superintendent of the Iron Cap, as to | what is needed in the way Of machin- | cry, MT. Woodward has ordered a
 complete equipment for the work in i hand including a 15-hOTse power Fair 1 banks < Morse gasoline engine, ore | cars, ore buckets, cable, track, etc, 1 and as soon as they can be used 10 1 advantage, power drills will be intro
 duced.. The shaft, which is now down ! I54 feet. will be sunk to coo feet, | probably before a level is opened. A
 wise selection of consulting engineer | has been made in the person of J. D Y Coplen. general manager of the Inspi' Ii ration Mining company. Il The Iron Cap property is almost
 surrounded by developed mines. in
 ciuding the Copper Hill, Black Hawk
 of the Arizona Commercial. Buckeye
 True Blue and other United Globe
 mines. It's location could hardly bt
 letter and the opening of important
 ore bodies would seem only question
 of doing sufficient development work
 The National Mining Exploration
 company is also developing the Cop per Peak property. which it owns situated on the Gila river. seven miles below Kelvin in Pinal county, and MT Woodward leaves tomorrow morning to inspect the property. He will re turn to Globe next week and remain here until the machinery for the IroI Cap is installed.
 First payments on mining bonds were made last Friday by H. B. Hov land. and Hoyal A. Smith. represent ing the Cole interest. to the following
 named claim owners: Thos. Doyle, ) J. Cramer, J. J. Cramer and wife. D .. s. Heron, c. F. Martin. Ed Goodsell H. c. Hitchcock and Jos. Faull.
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THE SILVER HILL MINES
Mining District Tributary To Tucson Rich in Copper
 and Gold.
SEVERAL HUNDRED MEN
 ARE NOW EMPLOYED

Tucson, Mar. 29.-Few of the pee pie. of Tucson realize the great stort house of treasure in the Silver Hill mountain, located about 35 mijes west
 Tucson rising fem the Eest Wy Sasabo or Arivaca valley and which is reaehea D, "ail ey Red rock or the shorter route by the s!l' yer Bell road. There are over 2SO mines and mining claims being work ed, developed or prospected within this Silver Hill district.
 On the west end of the range are located she Cleveland and Arizona mines composed of the Atlas and Red. rock groups, upon which there is con siderable development and which are being systematically worked by this company. with showings of large bod ies of copper ores.
 The Imperial copper company is the center of operations in the district. It owns what was formerly known as the Old Boot properties. Its workings gre down 700 feet where they have
 de r~~~ar silt- jarse B6aies ef hiER E,~, ----+- -:--- nsiss And from which they are ship bisg over 200 tons deily to the Cop ger Queen shelter.
 This company efapsSys between foo and 500 men ans the Imperial rSmp has a populat foA of over 1000 people The Imperial Copper Co. promises to rival any of the great copper prOduc ing mines of Arizona.
 Arrangements are being made fol the erection of large plant five ol six miles from Bedrock and there i: abundance of water and other inviting facilities for establishing a large GUS tom plant.
 The great Oxide companies proper ty atljoin those of the Imperial O which there are fifty claims. Suffici ent work has been done to establis! the existence of large bodies of cop per ore. Active operations on a larg scale will soon be Ie iEterestin: feature of the Oxide camp.
 The three foregoing companies men toned hold about one hundred ana fiji ty claims iu the aggregate, which em braces the best part of Silver Hi proper and which combined, will. is predicted and not in the distan future. develop one of the largest an richest mining industries in tn United States. For the copper is hig grade, in large bodies and all carr more or less. gold, silver and leat in many cases in sufficient quantiC to pay for the entire cost of buliio
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Phone Your Orders, Telephone 111 Copper Queen Hotel

pany. has obtained bonds on a number of valuable copper claims in the lower Pinto creek country including the famous Brewery and others from Claude Battailleur and associates; the adjoining claims of Dr. T. s. Collins and J. B. Newman, and others closely adjacent The group will make handsome property and MT. kelIy's prospective purchasers will soon eN- pert the claims. The amount involved Is said 10 be in excess of Sl00, 900.
 It is reported that the survey for the Florence and Superior railroad has been completed and a change dIed foot tunnel which was at first contemplated. There is also talk Of e> tending the line from Superior to Globe, a feasible route having been found.
 The four story hotel for Globe is near completion and will be thrown CIen to the public sometime in July. GlODe NSuOnal bank IS Ihe ndHle oi a new financial institution with $50. coo capital, which will soon open its doors. The company was formed by A. c. Smith, former cashier of the Gila Valley Trust Company
 A. NJ Beal, former superintendent Of the G. V. G. & N R R. died last Sunday morning ar hOSDiIal in Los | Angeles. f
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HAYDEN, STONE LETTER

Hayden, Stone & Company in their market letter under date of March 2S, says:
 The Boston Stock Market, as whole, has ruled rather quiet during the past week. Exceptions to this statement are few, and the most con spicuous of them are the preferred and common shares of the American Pneumatic Service Company. These shares have been active and at ad- vancing prices. The activity is stim- ulated by reports indicating a fairly
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satisfactory appropriation by Con Sress 10 cover the cost of the postal tube service during the next fiscal year of the Post Office Department.
 When one considers that the rural free delivery involves an expense of tens of millions to carry on what
 must be an unprofitable department of the Post Office business, it does not require any great stretch of the
 imagination to look forward to a time when the most profitable branch of
 the Post Office service,-viz.: that
 in the large cities,-shall be improved
 in it's quality by an appropriation run
 hiLg up into quite a number of mil
 liens for these postal tubes.
 We have noticed decided increase
 Ill the demand for shares which are
 exempt from taxation if held on the
 1st of May. The Bisbee sCockS>havc
 been Iather weak, a fact which we
 attribute to the disposition of the holders of some of them to go into the newer and later ventures of NIT. Cole. United Shoe Machinery shares are seldom weak, and have of late been 1.ttie. sgrOnger. PutEicption of figures showing the large profits
 of the company during the past year, and intimations of another stock dlvi- dend 10 come. lave stimulated this renewed strength. Following the pur- chase of the Worcester Railway < In vestment Companies shares in the | interest of the New York, New Haven
 & Hartford. there has been a little in the preferred and common shares of the Boston & Worcester Electric Com pGnies. Regardless of whether the
 latter named properties are taken in l'by any other corporation, the earn ings which the properties are making are certainly such as to stimulate
 new purchases all the time for invest
 ment. American Telephone & Tele- graph shares continue rather weak | in the face of most excellent state ment of income for the year 1905. | Nevada Consolidated shares have been rather lower. following the an
 ncuncemenL that the Guggenheim in- terests have actually puIch I..ei a control.
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When Mr. Rockefeller was finally located, he seemed greatly surprised when he heard he had been missed.
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touched in a development way. Why, on the south end of this property there is an outcropping of ore more than loo feet in width, which has all theN appearance of being very rich even on the surface. This ore body has not yet received any attention from General Manager Hull. Then there are the great bodies he has 1n- covered in the Winingham tunnel and Tn the drifts and crosscuts south from The Dillon tunnel. which will furnish ere to keep the shelter the company lS now erecting running for a long time. The Cleopatra is going to be great producer and within a very sh?-t time. It is a wonderful proper .y. a w2nderful property" repeated Ar. Hammer.
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the North Verde Superintendent Movies is keeping things moving, and good headway is being made in sinking the deep shaft.
 Work on the Cleopatra in mine de- velopment is being pushed forward with excellent results. There is ever indication that a large body of ore has been encountered on this property. Work on the smelter is retarded by ,h2 continued wet weather.
 The diamond drill work on the liar ryhOusen property is now going on steadily, some days making as much A. 20 feet; this means quick explora ton. The f9rmarion ha. oeen chang to tho makng of ore when depth is ing every few feet. and all is favorable attained, Tweni" cents was offered for some of ,k.s stock this week and refused.
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At the Puittsburg Jerome the work of placing this cOmpany's large new plant ii progressing as fast as eXpe- rienced hands can handle il. Men who are at work there say that it will be one of the post powerful and best plants of it's kind ever brought into Yavapai county.
 Thomas Fuller. agent for the Jesse Mining cOmpay, of Prescott. Arizona. was arrc sted at Columbus. Ohio. March 3rd. and aFraigned before United States Commissioner Johnson On charge of using the mails to fur ther a scheme 10 defraud. The com plainants are W. H. Schwartz and others of Columbus. who claim the! bought stock in the Jesse Mining com pany on representations made in cir 1 culars sent out by, Fuller that the 1 company owned gold producing mines | in Yayapai county, Arizona.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1906-11-21
A Year Of Bleed.

The year 1903 will long be remem-
bered in the home of F. N. Tacket, OF
Alliance, KY, as a year of blood;which
flowed so copiously from Mr.. Tacket's
lungs that death seemed very near.
He writes: "Severe bleeding from the
lungs and a frightful cough had
brought me at deaths door, when l
began taking DR.. Kings New Discov-
cry for Consumption with the aston
iShing result that after taking four
bottles l was completely restored and
as time has proven permanently cur
ed" Guaranteed for Sore Lungs,
Coughs and Colds at J. r. Young's
drug store Price SOC and S1.0O. Trial
bottle free.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1906-11-21
MOWd Items
Clipped from the News-Review.

Clipped from the News-Review.
County Attorney-elect w. H
Cloud left for Saint Louis, to at
tend to legal matters, Wednesday
Ed H. SIN tn is building house
in his pasture on the river, for his
son, Ed, and family to live in. Ed
will take care of his fathers cattle
over winter.
Georgia Smith, who attended
the public schools in this city dur.
ing the time her father, Geo. c.
Smith, was in business here, went
out to Moore township Monday to
make her home with her father and
stepmother and to attend school in
that vicinity.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1906-11-21
A Methodist Minister Recommend
Chamberlain Cough Remedy.

We have used Chamberlain Cough
Remedy in our home for seven years,
and it has always proved to be reli-
able remedy. We have found that it
would do more than the manufactur-
ers claim for it. 1t is especially good
for Group and whooping cough.
Rev. James A. Lewis,
Pastor Milaca, Mimi, NJ. E. Church.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is sold
by ]. r. Young Drug Co.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1906-11-21
Sun and Lake City Happenings
Cor. INDEX
Last Weeks Items.1

Last Weeks Items.1
All is we'll that ends we'll.
Mrs. Marty of Kansas City is
visiting with her son, Charles.
It's no dream-Lake City will
have railroad service very soon.
Mrs. Riley Lake and daughter,
lnez, made trip to the Lodge last
Friday.
c. Oldfather of Maize, Kansas,
made visit to his ranch in this
part last week.
Miss Edith Hoagland has resum-
ed the study of music after a three
months vacation.
Mesdames Miller and Hixon &C
companied by Harry Miller left last
Wednesday for Woodward, Okla.
Rev. Gilmore and family will
leave the latter part of this week
for Alva where they will visit with
relatives.
y Bert Carr the main supervisor at
the Pierce barn,is alright; he punch
es down feed for the horses, juices
the cows and paddles the ducks.
A railroad meeting was held in
Sun City last week for the purpose
of stimulating an interest toward
giving $500 for the assurance of
depot at said place. Some talks
were made urging the donation
and it will probably be go.
The.Pierce hotel has been crowd
ed to the goth notch for the past
few weeks. Their livery barn has
also had an unusually large patron
age, hence we see the result of good
accommodations.
We understand that the Lodge is
to lose Artist Quirk. If so, they
will never remember of getting
man that will do better work,
neither will it be their terror to
meet man who is so slow to de-
liver his goods.
Last Monday while chasing a
steer O. ]. Corliss was thrown from
his horse and internally ipjured
tho not at all serious. The shock
was sufficient, however, to render
him unconscious and he was n t
discovered until some time after
the accident.
The sermon by Rev. VanHaften
last Sunday week was indeed a
rare treat for Lake City people.
He held his audience spell bound
for an hour at each service. His
lecture Monday evening was also
very enlightening and was heard by
crowded house. We understand
that he will return to this place
within four weeks and give lee
ture on Masonry. Watch for an
nouncements.
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N0tcenteY" Items.

Lew Henner and Carl Borth went
to Kiowa last Monday.
E. H. Fitzgerald took a load of
wheat to Kiowa Saturday.
E. M. Tatro and son, Joseph, were
in Kiowa trading last week.
Clay Short is delivering his
wheat to the T. V. Brown elevator.
Mrs. Frank Forshee spent last
Saturday night with her son, Rich
ard.
w. A. Newkirk bought bunch
of calves from Chas. Bevans last
week.
Ed Lands was doing some cow
boy work out at the farm last Sat.
urday.
Dock McGinnis sold his mules to
a mule buyer at Kiowa a few days
ago for $325.
Chas Bevans has sold about six
ty two yearold steers to U. S. Ian
dis of Kiowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Faulconer visited
at the home of c. P. Guier and
family Sunday.
Charley Schuyler and family
spent Sunday with their parents,
Mr. and Mrs. A. Murlett.
The Ladies Aid Society met last
Wednesday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. D. B. Schuyler.
Pet Schuyler was seen driving
through the streets of Kiowa last
week in their family carriage.
D, B. Schuyler is building a new
shed stable for his horses this win
ter. More horses more stable room.
1t is reported that a fine girl ba-
by arrived at the home of Oscar
Downtain the latter part of last
week.
Sherman Bevans and Will Cav.
in attended one of the numbers of
the Kiowa lecture course last We'd
nesday night.
Oscar Downtain sold his corn
shelter to George Downtain and
Percy Humphrey a few days ago.
People wanting Smelling done now
will have to see George and Percy.
Pete Harbaugh came up from
Alva last week to spend few days
with homefolks. Pete rode from
Kiowa to 'Natcenter" on our new
railroad.
Mr.. and Mrs. McCoughnahy who
reside FIVE miles southeast of Medi
cine Lodge, passed through this
section on Nov. 18th on their way
to Kiowa.
Mamie Freeman is about the on
ly one in the community who seems
to be getting along we'll shocking
CoIn. ne naQ HVe wagons at work
last week.
H. M. Albright has taken the
contract to build a house for Chas.
Bevans. 1t will be about 40 feet
square. MIR. Bevans aims to move
the old house and build the new
one in its place.
Someone cut both wires of ou1
telephone line about one mile north
OF kiowa and for several days
made it impossible for us to get
Kiowa. So there being only one
telephone man in this part, Beri
Mathew was called to fix them.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1906-11-21
Report of Franklin School, Dist. A

Report of Franklin School, Dist. A,
for the month ending Nov. II, 1906.
Pupils enrolled Is, males 5, females IL.
Average attendance 1876, males 5, fe-
males 10.6.
Pupils not absent or tardy, Halle,
Ruby and Winnie Skinner, Mary, Madge
and Harry Austin, Christopher Barn
stable and Irl Speakes.
Visitors, Mesdames Austin, England
and Roach, Messrs. F. B. Gordon, Ben
and John Haston and Miss Bessie Roess-
Ter. CHLOE A. HARMON, Teacher.
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Had q Close Call.

"a dangerous surgical operation in
volving the removal of malignant
ulcer, as large as my hand, from my
daughters hip. was prevented by the
application of Bucklin's Arnica Salve, u
says A. G. Stickel, of Miletus, w. Va.
persistent use of the Salve complete
ly cured it," Cures Cuts, Burns and
Injuries. 25c at J. R. Young's, drug
oiSt
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1906-11-21
For Sale.

One Ben Hw disc culivator, new
this spring; one 4-wheel sweep rake; one
Deering binder; one spring wagon; one
road cart; one l-horse Miller grain drill;
2 listers; 2 plows; one round oak heating
stove; 3 bedsteads; 6 chairs, 2 rockers;
one lounge; one 3-bumer oil stove; one
extension table. black walnut, 8 foot; one
center table; one safe; one small bureau;
one wash stand.
JOHN PROTHEROE.
Former Field ranch.
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Mingona Items.

w. c. Dark was building barn
last week.
Geo. Smith is hauling corn to
town this week.
The Clark boys were threshing
their wheat last week.
Harve Williams has had the
phone put back in his residence.
Earl Shamberger is getting to be
quite foxy young school teacher.
Having fine weather for this
time of year. LATER. Not so fine
now.
F. B. Nurse sold his large steers
this week. We didn't learn partic-
ulars.
Some eastern steer buyers offered
H. A. Tedrow 1915 for his steers
last week.
Al Hittle is selling his corn to
Jim Hall near the Lodge fer 321
cents per blu.
Mr.. McCulley from up the river
took out load of building ma
! terial last week.
You have heard of people paint
ing the town red, haven't you?
Well, Dan Stone is painting his
ranch red.
| H. I. Strickland took his herd
of cattle to Sharon last week where
his son, Levi, will feed them part
of the winter.
The road grader is at work near
Mr.. Kimball's. We think it is about
time to do something with the
roads out this way.
The Hindoo lecture at Forest
City was a great success. The
house was crowded full and the
speaker was fine.
D. w. Stones new barn is finish
ed. 1t is a fine large one and adds
much to the appearance of the
lanCn. It's dimensions are 32xoo
feet.
Mrs. H. A. Tedrow, who has
been staying in town the past few
months on account of sickness, re-
turned home last week. Harve
says he feels more like a married
man than bachelor now.
The Mingona Christian Endeav-
or Society, or at least part of it,
are trying to keep the associate
members from voting and as a re-
suit are having a time of it. The
hat is passed asking them to con-
tribute but no vote otherwise.
Taxation aoithont Representation, we
do not think it is right and the So
ciety will have to mend its ways
or else the meeting is failure.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1906-11-21

The new soda fountain and ice
creamparlor at Luallen's will drive
away the blues. Try the remedy
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Submit Bid,

Submit best bid. one-half cash, bal
ance 3 years 6 per cent on 100 acres 6
miles south Of Medicine Lodge, Kansas,
being W hf of Sc or and hf of sw or
section 10. twp. 80, range II west. Nc
improvements. Address, c. c. Was-
ner. Bloomirotnn. Illinois.
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STRAYED-From the Rohrer past
ure on old Hogard ranch. spotted red
COW, branded = on tail. right hip down.
Leave information with Walter Jackson,
Medicine Lodge.
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Here's A Snap.

will sell my property and store and
building at Deerhead for cash. If sold
within 80 days, will invoice stock at cost.
| also offer quarter section of land one
fourth mile east of Deerhead for sale.
w. H. Drury.