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Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-12
NEW SUPERINTENDENT
 FOR SANTA ROSA MINE
Paul Resigns From Charge of Work and Will Be Succeed
 ed By HazeIman,

Alfred Paul, who has been tempo rarily in charge of the development work at the Santa Rosa mine for T. F. Collins who holds a bond on 1t, has resigned his position and on Monday next Mir HazIeman, of Bisbee, will as- sume the position of superintendent of the Santa Rosa camp. which is lG- cated fifteen miles south of Douglas. Mir. Hazleman has been in the employ of the C. and 4. mines at Bisbee and Is rated as a man highly qualified to handle any kind of mine development. Ed. Mcfarland, who has also been with the C. and A. mine at Bisbee, will accompany Superintendent Hazleman to the Santa Rosa, where he will act as general foreman of the work. MT. Otto Engerder will have charge of the commissary and become the book keeper of the camp.
 Mir Paul has had general charge of all departments of the work since it was started. but he found that his pri- vate business would not allow him to longer remain away from it. MT. Paul has recently contracted for the delivery of a large amount of fOunda- tion stone to the C. and A. shelter in this city and he also has contracted to supply the necessary stone for the foundation work of the Shattuck smelt, CT. This stone will be quarTied in the vicinity of the silica quarry northwest of Douglas where Mr. Paul has been getting out silica for the c. and A fOr the mast two wears
 Persistent rumors continue to float around Douglas to the effect that the Santa Rosa property has made ex cellent showing from the development work done since the property was bonded by MT. Collins. Since then something like seven hundred feet oi work has been done under the direc ton of Mr. Paul and at the present time between forty and fifty men are at work. The installing of a superin tendent and foreman at the camI points to the intention of increasiDl the force. Expectation is that not only Is the force to be enlarged bat thai extensive development machinery will also be installed on the Santa Rosa
 4 report which reached Bisbee dur ing the early part of the week that g new dotation. company was in pros pect for the Santg Rosa, with Thos Cole as the leading spirit, vas posi- lively den3ed hg Mr. Collins when he vas asked about the report bs Re
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-12

he knew, being, along with other gen tiemen, interested in broad holdings In that locality, and q full expose of
 his affairs might interfere with their legitimate plans
 Enough was elicited, however. and freely expressed to outline general conditions in the district. The field ii that direction is distinguished for. z,
 tent, interesting sections of ninin: ground being s0.s.s distance apart.
 may be inferred from its remoteness
 1t constitutes a broad, wild, -irxfr
 held, scarcely touched by the white mans foot, while the natives nave nc
 "Nnception of the yastness and the rlchnI Ss of the resources Of the coun- try. They flock to the town and cities where they can get employment. thus
 iaqui and making, what to them Is keeping out of firing distance of the splendid living. The district Is reached by 8 journey of about S5 miles south of Moctezuma..
 Ed Austin IS also interested with Cp. Biackman as field man, the whole enterprise being backed by local cap ital In Bisbee and Cochise county peo- pie have valuable and deep-rooted in terests in the district already. Be tween 150 and POO men are grading near Nacozari and they expect to dou- hle the force at an early date
 The Transvaal people are working the shelter at Cumpas to Its fullest capacity.
 Little or no annoyance is experience ed from the Indians until one reaches the vicinity of Tonachi, when he had better look strictly out.
 In the opnion of w. Walker, the pic neer mining man of Nacozari, who ha spent 50 years in the Arizona and Sc nora field, there is; a possibility of lost placer mine btefng found about 2t miles north of Clifton Thirty years ago an Irishman came to Captain Fo- ley of Santa Fe and gave him a story about wonderful proposition of that character in that locality. Foley and others outftted att an expense of aobut ten thousand dollairs and accompanied by the Irishman went to that section of the country. ThS Irishman seemed unable to recognize xhe topography Of riding, Foley came across stac8 Hsz picks and shoveIs with the wood rotted . away and could trace ditches and ob- serve half rotten slnice boxes. The Indians were thick at the time and { the party returned without having an opportunity of investigating the prem ises. Foley told his story to Walker. who Is now In Douglas. This story carries some color of probability, since our authority Is close at home.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-12
PAUL. LEAVES FOR DULUTH.

H. B. Paul., who has for the past three years been auditor for the Cal Hrnet < Arizona company, left on Sat bFday morning for La CananeA end
 rom that point will go direct to Du- luth where he will take the position as auditor for all the Coie-Ryan prop critics. including North Butte, Butte Coalition. Greene-Cananea and Caiu- met & Arizona. Mir. Paul's advance H1ent fn the management of the Cole companies has been rapid. He came 10 Bisoee from Globe as chief clerk of the Calumet X Arizona under the management of s. A. Parneii. About year ago there was friction between IT. B. PaS@ and Mir. Parneii. with the result that Mir Parnells resignation Eas requested 8. A Parneli was succecded by L. ". Powell and Mir. 'Pal1, vho had ieft the employ Of the conpsny temporarily was re-inststed. Nx. Psui, is he'd in high esteem in BIshee aad many will regret to iesra
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-12

workings, the concentrates from which average about 90 per cent cop per, which compares with that of the older workings of about per cent. A gentleman high in the councils of this company gives it as his opinion that a rate of production equal to 1o0, ,oo0, 900 pounds per annum will be entered upon year hence He fur ther states that 90 per cent of the shares of the Greene-COnsoiidate and Cananea-Central have been eX- changed for shares of the new com pany. It is not believed that any thing is to be gained by retaining the old stock. Loyalty to their fol- lowing is strong trait of Messrs. Cole and Ryan, and we violate no confidence in stating that they intend protecting to the fullest the interests of those who have exchanged this stock for shares in the new company.
 People who are interested in both properties make an interesting com. parison between the valuation of the Anaconda and Greene-Cananea prop critics. The Anaconda has produced for the past year a trifle less than 100r000,000 pounds, and the property is today selling at a total valuation of about $75, 5,000,000. The Greene Cananea property. at s16 per share. Is selling for s40.0D0, 900. In view Of the probability of a large increase in output at the latter property, this discrepancy in prices of these two properties is rather marked. There has, of course, been hitherto a very marked discrepancy In the cost per pound of producing copper at the two properties. and the difference in this respect has been entirely in favor of the Anaconda. With the larger use of the richer ores in the Cananea- Central, a lower cost of production should be effected at the Greene prop critics
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-12

view reporter.
 It is known that the Santa Rosa has been visited by the best mining ex- peTts in this section since the proper ty was bonded by Mr. Collins; these visitors were Dr. Ricketts, of Cana nea. accompanied by Superintendent Kirk of the Greene mines, Captain James Hoatson and others. The fac
 that arrangements announced point tc continued work on an enlarged scale is sufficient to give verification to the report that the Santa Rosa is in line for making big mining camp. almost in the early morning shadows of the Gadsden hotel in Douglas.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-12
MARKET eosslp.

Especial wire to Duey & overiockD
 NEW YORK, May 1.-The market was irregular and inclined to sell off on the advances in wheat. The bank statement was better than expected, and after the report prices brsced up. We look for rather a nervous and excited market. until after tne grain market settles down.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-12
PAiNE wEeeER & co.

Especial wire to Duey & Overlock1
 BOSTON, May 11.-N. Y. bar statement was a little better than pected, and the traders used the portunity to advance stocks frf ton. All the public interest at pre- ent seems to be In the wheat marsa andsthe reports of damage are ge,- ting more conclusive each day, We see no reason as yet to change our mildly bearish position In the face of tsa1S3ui- sAfferu57ds 70 Yosi e1nicsQs and the poor crop sitratfcn.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-12

All of the three districts, speaking locally, in the Ajo, will receive sub stantial attention this summer in the way of development work, while i'm portant deals are not improbable.
 The Tordillos cover the broadest, oldest and best developed section or the Ajos, being wen to the south and leaning to the east, close into From teras. Several times of late negoti- ations for. change of hands in whole or in part, involving as a consequence operations, seemed about ready to cul- minate, but for one reason or another, the deals were postponed or declared off. The district Is ripe for such work, however, and it is practically certain that the approaching summer will see new and important developments in that locality.
 George Dunn, nearly due west from the Tordillo district, also well south On the Ajos, has a fine copper property facing in the direction of Cananea. This property will justify working and shipping operations, but the owner has held back In the hope of seeing at least a good wagon road close up to his property, In the meantime, improv- ing and preparing and chloriding.
 On the north ana east, close in to Douglas are the Berkowitz properties, running high in lead, but slightly de veloped. Berkowftz left for those properties yesterday with a complete outfit, prepared to put In several months developing.
 Developments at the Santa Rosa continue to be very encouraging. It does seem that so surely as certain blood takes hold of a property, that property pans out to the good. So uniformly has this result obtained that it is calculated to inspire spe- cies of superstition of those who do not pause to reflect. The fact Is these people use judgment in advance of action. Captain James Hoatson, who. along with his combination, has been signally successful in the min ing field of Southern Arizona, was in Douglas yesterday and evidently has an eye single to the budding op- portunities in Northern Sonora, pre- sumably in the Santa Rosa district
 A new impulse seems to have taken hold in the Bacoachi and Picsche dis tricts. Several strong mining men, backed by unlimited capital, have gone into that district during the last few months and seem disposed to remain there.
 Cap. Blackman tarrfed a few hours
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-12
eReene-csNANeA.

Commencing July 1st the Greene Cananea is expected to enter upon a rate of production equal 10 65.0o0, 900 pounds of copper per annum. The
 better results Will be brought about by the intermingfng of sn Increased
 ore tonnage from the Csnsnea-Central
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-12
MINES IF DISTRICT ARE
 INCREASING THEIR OUTPUT

nctaases Are Noted At Both Junction and Cole Shafts Of Superior Pttsburg Propery-New Relay Of Pumps installed at Junction to Assist Main Battey-The Czar Shaft Will Be Closed Down May 15 for RepairS-Miners Will Be Distributed Among Other ShaftS-Snking Will Be Resumed In Briggs On Monday,
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-12

of his departure. As auditor of the Cole-Ryan interests he will hold one of the most important positions with mining company in this country.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-12
NORTHERN SONORA |s
 SHOWING UP VERY WELL

Several Good Properties in Vicinity of AjoS Mountains Are At tracing Attention of Mining Men-Propehies Are Now Under Course Of Development and Have Shown Very Favorable Indications of Developing Into Producers Sahuadpa District Also Scene of Mining Activity,
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-12
TESTER & HICKS.
 Brokers.
Over Hfrensrt's Rooms 6 Drug Store. Antiers Bldg Phone 442s Phone s4e
pisbep Nav l1 lyO7.

bkSOCCB IAcsy AA1 4Sof- The close of the week finds the market quiet and dull, with stocks all at the low mark for the week The traders seem to b. out of the market. There is nothing IU warrar an early advance in the price stocks, and from now on Tor Tha r9: two or three months we expect tO sE specialties the only feature fin oI market.
 Closing quotations.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-12

Cap. Blackman tarrfed a few hours between trains today on his return from Sahuaripa district to Bisbee.
 Cap. was not at liberty to tell all
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-12

strike is practically a thing of the past, no apprehension is felt over the probable ore receipts in future. As soon as the required additional power can be supplied a new 500-ton furnace will be ready for blowing in and it is known that a second of equal size is in the plans for enlargement just as soon as the work can be done. -s -
 AT THE QUEEN.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-04-19
MORE PLUMS
GOVERNOR BURKE MAKES a FEW
MORE PEOPLE HAPPY AND
COMPLETES
THE QUOTA or OFFICERS FOR
HETTINeER AND ADAMS
COMPOSITES s

Yesterday afternoon Governor Burke
made a number OF additional APP
pointments to office in the new coun-
ties of Hettinger and Adams. The
entire list Of officers of those counties
is now as folloWsa 91s III. n
Hettinger County Officers.
County Commissioners Ghas s!
Aunger, Geo w. Dyson, Gustaf Grosz:
8 County Auditor Robert D. Beery
Sheriff Henry Barry. z zs. s.
h County Treasurer Jacob Barth, jr.
|, Register of Deeds-W B. Morris
Judge of the County Court-Fred-
erick Dewey. ] .ss55H2 zss- . tn E.s So,
s supt! of Schools FIerschal James.
States Attorney George P. Jones. ii
B Justices Of the Peace ohm G. Will
kom, VIM. Colgroye. +. s. Robertson,
Presley Switzer. s4a & Ii: ,..e WA k -!2.as..<
Clerk Of Court-Ga Geo. il. Ross.
Constables- VIM. M. Armitage, w.
s. Ensley, W. T. Batty, Z. N. starks.
i COroner-Dr. Geo. w. Nancy.
Public Administrator A. NJ. Ban
non. .s,as-.sa 4y4g;,,s. 9, .s,s s&ffl7+is
ea.s Adams County Officers -
County Commissioners-Amos A.
Jaekson,' George BeIcegel, VIM.
Lemon. ss%, ", 3,tgss So ;fI: sssf:,
e Sheriff Edward 6 Barry
Judge Of the County Court Jacob
SonderalL d, ,is<s = gt - !,
Clerk of Gourt-Arthur A Brundage
Supt. of Schools -Frederick Davis.
Auditor-G. Lansing Hurd.
Treasurer @. B. Seversen!
States Attorney Up. II. Norton. g.
Register Of Deeds Martin Jacobson
Justice of the Peace Henry Bartz.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-04-19
momentuous step towards the new.

momentuous step towards the new.
Bismarck.
Sewer Connections One OF the
problems which will come before the
city council in the near future will be
that of compelling property owners
to connect with the city sewers. This
is not matter which can properly
be left with the individual as there
are cases where the public health is
endangered from the refuse which
pullutes the air and causes sickness,
At the rear and side of a certain block
in this city even now one has to hold
their nose in passing, the refuse
deposited in the yard and in the street
close to the building. There is no
choice for the tenants but do this as
no provision is made for sewerage
elsewhere. This is an instance
where the owner should be COM
PEELED to make sewer connection
whether he wants to or not, and there
are many other instances just as
prominent and dangerous. It is under
stood the board Of health contemplates
taking up this matter at an early
day 5f
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-04-19
FORT LINCOLN | J )

PriNates Allie c. Fuller and Robert
Wray, company B. Sixth infantry, were
transferred, ito the Thirtieth for the
for the purpose Of returning to the
Philippine islands. They left Bis.
marck Wednesday for their new
station, Fort Crook, Nebraska. !.
The sergeant, first class, of the Hos
pitali corps while out hunting had the
good fortune Of Ebagging several ducks
Of the blockhead variety. He claims
there are several ffocks daily in the
yicinity Of the post. ~. s,s.:lss.s
First Sergt; A Korn, of hospital
corps; went hunting day before yester-
day and succeeded in bagging several
ducks. He claims there are quite a
number Of focks of them In this
vicinity. e 81: .ssS.z:s Il =
+ Company 3, 9th Infantry, went on a
practice march yesterday under COM
mand sof First, Lieut.. Ia n. Cook. ss
|: PfiTatess Allie @. Fuller and Robert
Wray, Company e 9Th Infantry, were
transferred to the Goth Infantry They
left Bismarck Tuesday afternoon for
their, new station. Fort Crook, Neb. 5
Second Lieut.. b. Davis, Battalion
ID. M. and Commissarys 18th Infantry,
returned To the. post last Saturday
evening after spending 20 days visit
ing his mother who was sick He has
taken charge 81 the quartermaster and
'commissary department at this post
vice Second Lieut.. j, D. Elliott. 6th
Infantry, relieved. ssstl5 asy
4 There will be a parade this evening
at 5:45 p. m.
9 "a. base BAH team will be organized
at THIS post this week and practice,
will commence as soon as the weather
Isl favorable andsas soon ais their neM
base bali outft arrives. win be open
for an games To all clubs in this part
of North Dakota. The battalion has
always been represented by q first
class team and prospects are the same
for this season The team will also
arrange games with out Of town teams
To play at the post during the season.
THE team win be under the super
vision Of an ofticar and sergeant and
win consist Of twelve players.
i
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-04-19
PEOPLE WHO GONE and GO.

w. H. Brown, the Mandan land
boomer, was in the city yesterday in
the interest Of the organization Of
Hettinger county. Mr.. Brown is one
Of the best 4hustlers in the west and
the new county is fortunate in having;
such an energetic organizer and
pushef behind it. ss E ss4.t 80.
George Chadwick has returned to-
the city from the Twin Cities and will
probably remain here, which will
please all his old friends.
Walter Parkin was over from Man
dan yesterday. . ., = ~ ;,,4zn
Gus Grambs was in the. city yester-
day morning enroute home to Dick
inson after being east to attend the:
funeral Of his father. ss Il. ~,
States Attorney P. Fl. Norton Of
Adams. county left for that section
yesterday afternoon accompanied by
the newly appointed County Judge
sonderan. .$ s4s ziSs.. .s5
n Judge Burke arrived from Valley
City yesterday and will try the Patter-
son-Pa Patterson case teday. sa.s# u,
Judge Winchester and Recorder
schnepper returned from Dickinson
yesterday. Mrs. schnepper came back
also. # ss ~ ;s y. 3: :
w. H. Mann, the New Salem :mer-
chant prince;:is with us. s.sg
NE. D. McGillivray leaves today for
Madison, s. D., accompanied by
Banker John Walden Of that city, the
latter having bought from the former
couple of sections Of, North Dakota
land. Mr.. Walden says he will soon
be back8 for some more land and has
left a commission to that end with the
Nice illivray Land co. :, A. z ,s'7s {
| Rev, Stanton is back from a visit Of
a week in the Twin Cities. rs ..t..
DR., and Mrs. Matchan returned yes
terday FROM Minneapolis, where they
have been visiting. the formers
! mother, who has been sick & *.'%
MRS: w s. Moorhouse arrived from
Kansas yesterday and was given a
warm welcome BY old friends. tz
Attorney. Bert Townsend lofs Fargo
came up last nightfto attend the Pat
tersons hearing as an incident to other
business. "a Ss >
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-04-19
furniture! Furniture.

81 Both new and second hand: Big
lbargainssin that line at Faunee's. this;
month Call and ssee me, al and 220'
Fourth street.: Don't forget the place:
Complete house outftter::
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-04-19
coMiNG EVENTS Z

April 1924. 54'.
Annual meeting Of county super
antendents at capitol.
April 26.
The Tenderfoot.',
April 80.
ole Olson.
May 22.
Senator Benz Tilman, lecture.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-04-19
TIL 7 !. ! CITY !. =! 7

i lA NJ-A@A II
y * y =. = 81 y y = ~
THE WEATHER
Generally fair Friday; not Il;
4. much change II In temp rature. 4 ]
e. Max. 4S, min. 81 ~ =.
Eastern Star egular meeting To-. q
might
The Ladies' Aid OF the Methodist
church WIN meet this afternoon at the:
Preston home, Is SIG Eight street, n.
Boys, Club Of the Methodist church
win meet at-the Harrington home on
Sixth street at O'Clock tonight.
Deputy State Exarnin erW. ]. Do,
heny of Rugby. has been appointed
deputy examiner by Examiner Knuds|
son. 8
VIII Build TWo Houses Judge Gil GIL
bert ii prepariRg build two neat
residences at the corner Of Second.
and Rosser streets; north OF the resi-.
dence Of VIM. Wen.
Big Horses-W. 2. Perkins has
brought down carload OF fine farm
horses from his. McHenry county
ranch and lis offering them for sale.
They are big fellows and look good. .
The limited Dancing club-Will
] hold one OF their usual delightful
parties at Patterson's hall this even
ing Music will be by the Manian
orchestra,
New Mckenzie Building M. i. Nc
Kenzie opened the bids yesterday for
his new store building to be erected
between the Taylor building and
Baker hall on Main street. The
amount Of the bids was not learned
Faith The Lucas company seems
4 to have lots of faith that we will some
time or other have summer and Is
indust riously showing q lot 81 wearing
paraphanalia for the ladies' which
reminds one Of the tropics,
This la News at this End Devils
Lake Journal: EDITOR Small left yes
terday for Mandan. tits street talk
Z that walter Gushing will soon take
charge sof the Inter.o ocean. and that "A a
stock company Is being organized To
buy the paper.
Dwysrs After New County e II
Dwyer, the Medina boomer gives out
that an effort MI be made tp q create 4
new county a taking three west tiers
or townships from Stutsman county
and one tier from Kidder, 50. that Me-
dina may be q county seat
VIII Huild. lderlp an slattery
{ mas given the order to q sidewalk con-
tractor for building the long side
walk on the east side OF his residence
property on Second street II y y m q,
derstood the walk will be epntinited on
up Second street to Avenue p.
Jones ii Rock Otherwise George
S. Jones'. formerly Of Rock county,
! Minnesota, and al one time candi-
date for congress- against. Congress-
man MccsiAary, has been selected by
the governor AZ states attorney Tor
Hetsingar counts Under thes new
county organization. r, p. Norton.
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Horses for Sale.

Horses for Sale. I'd
I have a carload of fine North Da-
kota horses for sale, just what is
needed for spring work Is
Terms: Good notes payable in
November. I h, i Is: s / 55 s4
Il Call at Hinckley's feed barn.
w. e. PIRKINS. 4,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-04-19

u The growing demand for Hunts
Perfect Baking Powder is the indorse-
ment the public gives to the high
quality of this homemade product.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-04-19

Breen & Clooten win save you.
money ON fine hats and caps.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-04-19

The safe, certain, reliable little pills
that do not grippe Of aicken are Dadsss
Little Liver, Pills Best for sick head.
aches, hiliiouaness and lazy livers.
Sold By Lsnhais DRUG d.