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Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-11
THE TABATsI-ClS HI.

The unbroken uniformity with which this district ''pursues the evcI tenor of its way steadily, yet quietly improving, continues to constitu-s the wonder of all who keep pace witn :ts record. The Antigua nas taken pre- liminery steps toward putting in a custom smelter, the Ia ps, lrI, ..TJant of which is the surv-C.us pr good Wag- on road. The Hc,i'ns 'f lh. <. P. however. keep the mine owners gues- sing. whether or not they will have a closer rail point in the near future. a majority inclining to the opinion that Calabases on the Nacozari road will continue to be the most available forwarding station for years to come.
 Jim Moran has recently made a sale of a part of his holdings for d round sum. the exact figure not being ascertained.
 W. L. "Tio" York and associates have out another shipment from the Iesusita, which. at lgQ feet, continues io impf6ve satisfactorily.
 Loeven, Easgrecn, and other lead ing figures in the Elizabeth Gold Min ing company. are down aDout I5 feet and have recovered enough high grade ore from their development work to make respectable shipment.
 The RosaIes has recently incOrpor- ated under the laws or Mexico and will dispose of a sufficient amount of stock to put in a hoist and other stand ard development equipment. and will continue to ship while development is in progress.
 NACOZARI.
 Work on the new cOncentrator has been badly delayed by reason of the
 difficulty of getting material over the Fl Paso & South Western and other roads. In consequence of which nc
 date can be approximately fixed for | it's completion. Ore Is constantly 1 streaming from the big Piiares mine however to supply it when ready tc | operate and plans are already undel i consideration for a still further aug mentation of the capacity of the con | centrating system of the Moctezuma l Copper company. IL grows more ap' parent every day, that in point of ex' tent, the PiIares compares very fav-
 orably with the greatest mines in tht | Cananea district. IL is now fully set l tied that Nacozari is destined soon tc | be one of the largest and most i'm | portant camps in Sonora. Railroad building and consequent agitation 1T
 and about that camp regardless of the outcome. can only serve to enhance 1 the importance and rebound to the | benefit of the district
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-11
ENGINEERS ONE:
 GREATEST FEAR

New York Sun: The blowing up of a railroad locomotive boiler is the mishap most feared by engineers and firemen," said an engineer. Tt is seldom that any one riding on an en- zine whose boiler explCdes gets away alive.
 The average person looking at big engine running along under full pressure can have no idea of the tre- mendous power that is bottled up il the big iron can. Just consider the length and width of one of these boilers and then remember that every single square inch of all the surface is withstanding a pressure of 220 and sometimes 240 pounds. There is no indication of the force fastened up in one of these travelling volcanoes until trouble develops and then the stunts that q boiler will do are al
 most unbelievable.
 Just the other day there was a bad explosion on one of the mountain di- visions of the Baltimore & Ohio rail road down in West Virginia. A big freight engine whose boiler was so
 wide and high that it would barely clear the top and sides of tunnels, suddenly let go as the engineer was
 pulling into sidetrack.
 With crash the boiler tore away from the engine frame, scattering the running gear and the tender. Jump. ing over a freight car standing near by, it shot a hundred feet away from the track As soon as it struck the
 ground it gave another leap that took l 1t 15O feet further toward a farm house, and once more coming back to earth righ in front of the house made still a third bound went clear over the house and finally landed in the or chard, short distance from the farm house, and fully 800 feet from the engine, having acted for all the world just like a skyrocket that has acci- dentally been ouched off before be- ing properly pointed. Both the engin- ger and fireman were instantly killed. Another remarkable boiler explo-
 sion took place some time ago on the
 New Haven road. One of the largest
 of the freight engines was running along under fuli headway when the boiler, without moments warning,
 wreuched itself from the framework,
 jumped straight up in the air and
 then sailed over into nearby field. me cuTlOuS part Ol tnlS dCClucul " dS that the engineer and fireman were
 not killed, nor even hurt.
 "As a rule the cause of boiler ex.
 plosion is shortage of water. Either
 the engineer does not know the water
 is low or the injectors won't work. It isn't as simple a matter to keep a | full supply of water in boiler as one might think.
 1 Tt is when a lot of cold water is sent into very hot boiler iIi which
 the water is allowed to run low that the trouble comes. The sudden and
 terrific pressure is more than steel plates will stand.
 Not long ago I saw a green en- gin'eer playing with certain death /, simply because he did not know how
 to handle the water. He had run the i engine onto sidetrack and was try 1 ing to get the injectors to work. Mad
 der than a hornet, the new engineer
 used every cuss word he was ac-
 quainted with because the injectors
 wouldn't send drop of water into the
 boiler.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-11
HAS ONLY ONE RIVAL IN
 THE WHOLE WORLD

the opinion profound geoogist mining engineer writing great United Jerome.
 authority that the mine is yet in its fancyhat it's future is ahead-that the plans will the property shape easily double This authority also that but little has testing the ground lying to the south and follow development Especially does lay the south of the United workings which the formation known Jerome schists be followed
 investigators ind formation fascinating study serious development has long this adjacent .groud
 months operations this ground have been Boston Jerome Copper Co owns and has title United Verde, matters pan:-his estate is just sharp hill south from the United Verde and about main workings to the working shaft being sunk by the Bo Jerome Copper Co
 With the same character croppngs iron dabasea evidences lead but conclusion namelytha the Boston Jerome will uncover The formation is demon straed ghtthe mineral show absolutely convincing; the other features organization, make stock in the Boston Jerome the attractive investment on the market
 The proposition the full endorsement of local mining and people buyers of the stock. you the proposition; you full information send you We n you stockholder this company arep prompt your order, you may present at the liberal payment plan. price anl will allowed the allotment may expense follow by tenth of gladly you thirty days for nvesigaton-f want money back E it will be refunded Address
 s. AckER 6 COMPANY, Agents,
 Building Prescott Arizona
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-11

The water in the boiler by this time had become very low, and the metal kept getting hotter and hotter until the lower part of the firebox was cherry red. And that fellow was trying with all his might to get water into that boiler.
 Getting down from my engine. Il ran over and told him to quit fooling with the injectors and to drop his fire just as quick as he could, which was the only thing to prevent a bad explosion. This he did. and the dan ger was soon past, but he certainly burned her good.
 Now that engineer didn't know il. but he was in the same position as a man trying to see how hard he can hit thousand pounds of dynamite with a sledge hammer and wondering why it won't go off. The conditions were such that the moment he got a stream of cold water started the boil CT would have gone up into the air like a balloon. The engineer really didn't know how much he had to be thankful for because the iniectors re- fused to work.
 Tt used to happen once in a while in the old days that a boiler blew up on account of being worn out or de- fective, but this does not happen often in these times. The boilers nowadays are so thoroughly tested and so well and strongly made that nine times out of ten the cause of ex- plosion will be found to be low water.
 There was boiler explosion some years ago that was right up to the .1f road running into Indianapolis had been condemned for some time, but there was such a shortage of power that the company took the chance of using the engine until a let-up in the traffic would give it an opportunity to lay the engine up for repairs. The engine didn't wait for that time to come, but let loose one night about twenty miles from Indianapolis and scattered the played out boiler over all the immediate vicinity. incident ally distributing the engine and fire man over the same area.
 "No sooner did word reach head quarters of the explosion than large force of men was sent to the scene be- fore daybreak; and for perfectly ob- vious reasons, taking sledgehammers luey pOuuueUf every Dit CA tuS Oiu boiler that could be located into such condition that no one could ever tell whether there had ever been any thing defective about it or not. But you may depend upon 1t when the company is in the right every ef- fort Is made to preserve evidence that the explosion was brought through I the fault of the engineer. Some time ago an engine blew up on one of the roads running into Baltimore and both the engineer and fireman were killed The engine, or what was left of 1t, was placed on a side track by the company for future reference. The fault was clearly with the engin- esr for the reason that the crown sheet was badly burned and the boil CT had given way in that spot. There is not the slightest truth in the statement that an engine about to blow up will make some sort of a noise It never gives warning, but simply lets go. and lucky Is the man who sees one go up and lives to tell about it."
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-11
GOOD REPORT OF
 LEADING SCHOOL
History and Purpose of Educa- tional institution al
 Flagstaff.

The annual catalogue of the north ern Arizona normal school, located at Flagstaff. has been received. The school is said to be doing good work and Is in a prosperous condition.
 The northern Arizona normal school at Flagstaff was the second normal school established in the territory of Arizona. The school was opened in 1899. occupying the fine stone build ing which was built for a reform school, but by the twentieth territor- ial assembly was changed into a nor nal school. The spirit of the act creating the school we'll sets forth it's objects: The exclusive purpose and object of the normal schools shall be the instruction and training of persons, both male and female, in the theory and art of teaching, and all the various branches that pertain to a good common school education; and in all subjects needful to qualify for teaching in the public schools; also to give instruction in the fundamen- tai laws of the United States and this territory in what regards the rights and duties of the citizens.
 The territorial legislature is kindly disposed, and makes reasonable pro visions for the maintenance of the work. An element in this good will lies in the fact that the board of edu- cation of the normal school gives faithful and intelligent service for only a nominal salary and enjoys in a high degree the confidence of the legislature. The work Is in close sympathy with the people, touching the common, elementary and second ary schools, reaching out into the towns and cities, and so serves as one of the efficient instruments con meeting the liberal culture of schools with the common life.
 In its plan the northern normal em- braces: First. the normal school prop CT; second, the preparatory depart ment, and third, the training school.
 The first of these comprises the following departments of study; Ped agogy, history and civics, music. mathematics, natural and physical sci ence, English, drawing, geography, physical training and methods.
 The preparatory classes are organ iZed to accommodate those students who are not prepared to enter upon the regular normal work, but look for ward to teaching.
 The training department is thor oughly organized into an ideal graded school. beginning with the primary and extending through the first six grades. The rooms are under the personal direction of the supervisor of this department, who, with her as sistants, observes and criticises the work of pupil teachers. Each student before graduating must do at least one hundred and forty hours of actual teaching. under the most careful. yet friendly criticism. This department is maintained for the sole purpose of supplying competent teachers for the public schools of the territory.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-11
WALKER BROS. LETTER.
Special Wire to Duey & overloc

Especial Wire to Duey & Overlook )
 NEW YORK, Aug. 10.-The market today was depressed from the start to finish and with large losses for tie day. Stocks were thrown out in large quantities and liquidation was on the full swing. Comment is useless. There was no evidence of any re- organization support. Reading was particularly weak on rUmOrs of attacks on the Anthracite coal roads. The market closed very weak at very near the lowest point and declines extend ed from to per cent, Union Paci- tic being very heavy loser.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-11
PARKER WOODMAN
 MANAGER OF C. 0. MINES
Continued from Page Nine1

and No. mines at Cenikepa, which are old Mexican properties and but half developed. These, and our oth- CT two properties, Las Gijas and In- dependencia, comprise 250 acres of gold, silver and lead ground. Modern equipment only will bs used when we begin working"
 Mir. Norton leaves tomorrow for a sixty-mlle trip into the country south east of the Sierra Madre mountains. MT. Tomlinson will go to Fl Paso to- night.-Internaticna
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-11

The Suaqui de Batuc district is now attracting unusual interest among prospectors and investors, the con struction of the s. F.. operating mot only to increase facilities for trans portation. but to dispose of the Yaqui problem in that section. which for years has been sufficiently serious to retard the progress of the mining field in that direction. pr. Burton and other old pioneers of the district are now receiving many favorable prop ositions for their respective interests in that locality.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-11

has gone east and it is understood that on his return. something will be done on his big La Union holdings. Messrs. Wallace, Armstrong and oth- CTS will endeavor to do something to bring their Roosevelt group into prom menace this fall and winter.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-11

The Arizona Mining and Trading. about four miles in dTrect line south east of the Pilares. Is proving a sur prise to all visitors. annd active ship ping operations have already eohi- 'menced with Tim Lsnebcrton. the ex- perienced sonora miner in charge of the work.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-11

The Nacozari Copper company. whose holdings were formerly known as the Moody is progressing by strides and their properity would seem to be a species of extension to the great Piiares deposit.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-11

John C. Alexander End others have recently organized ansner company with large proportions close in to Placeritas.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-08-11
THE roRDILos.

c. B. Bell. the most prominen: owner and promoter in the district
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1907-04-05
YOUNG MEN MUST BE SAVED.
By Rev. Orrin R. Jenks.

There are 100000 young men in the
United States between the ages Of 1S
and 80. Our young men have the power
to send our republic in the wake Of
ancient republics they can pervert our
prosperity into a cause Of idleness and
moral corruption they are able to
make the pillars Of our liberties crum-
BILE and fall and lose to us the lnstitu-
tons left us by our fathers; by their
vices they can dig the grave Of our lib
critics and write the last pages Of our
history in the black record of infamy.
On the other hand, If the curses that
blight our land are to be removed, If
the great moral problems are to be
solved, If intemperance Is to be banish-
ed and other wrongs righted, then a
generation of sober, Industrious and
virtuous men must be raised up to ac-
complish it.
In order that our sons may fulfill
their mission in the world they need
the regenerating and restraining infiu-
ences Of religion. Foes are on every
hand and terrible vices are destroying
great numbers Of our young men. The
problem Of Christianity Is the saving
of these young lives.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1907-04-05
An Old Meat Bill.

OF course there Is nothing new un-
der the sun, and history must be more
or less parrot-like; yet it is blow to
find that we are not originating any
thing, even in our Investigations of
current abuses. The State Historian of
New York, in compiling some records,
recently brought to light some amend
ments to laws, confirmed at I'VE General
Court Of assizes held in New Yorke,
beginning on ye 9th & ending on We
Sth day of October, 1870" The follow
ing catches the eye:
Whereas, divers Complaints have
been made of the great abuse of bring
ing dead hoggs & Porke into this city &
it not being discernible how long they
have been Kill'd by reason they are
too often brought frozen, so not capa-
BILE Of being preserved by Salt which
tends much to We disreputacon of that
Commodity when sent abroad, and We
Merchants who Export 1t into Warmer
Climates, for We reasons aforesaid it
is Ordered, That henceforth no hogg
or hoggs shall be brought dead to this
place either for sale or payment of
Debts, except it shall be in cask well
Salted & Packt according to We Law,
otherwise smoak't or dryed Of which
all persons are to take Notice, as they
will answer ye contrary at their Per-
rills."
When we attempt to outdo our re-
doubtable ancestors, we do 1t, it ap-
pears, at our own "Perrills" Of dead
failure.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1907-04-05
Short Meter Sermons.

A hard character always Is weak
one.
The self-satisfied seldom are satlsfac-
tory.
The man who pltles himself always
Is pitiable.
1t is easy to mistake resolution for
a reform.
Many man loses his heart trying
to get ahead.
He cannot be clear eyed who is not
clean hearted.
They are best remembered who for
get themselves.
Many men would be righteous If they
could be sure Of the revenue.
A man does not get on the bright side
of life by scoring his fellows.
Some folks never feel cheerful unless
they are dispensing bad news.
You may be sure you are wrong
when some men are sure you are right.
There are big black shadows behind
the life that seeks the limelight.
The recording angel is not wasting
any Ink ON the good you are planning
to do later on.
The Ills Of the world never wholly
will be healed without the healing of
our hearts.
Folks who take life as dose always
want to prescribe for the rest Of the
world.
When a man Is conscious Of his recti-
tude he is least convincing In talking
about It
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1907-04-05
The Minister'S Wife
By MRS. HENRY WOOD

melts in Paris. / brought about three
hundred pounds with me, and it's all
gone. I've telegraphed out to old Brice
to send me more"
why did you not pay the jeweler at
the time you bought his goods?"
The bill came to so much more than
l had thought for and / hadn't enough
In my pocket. Oh, it's all right, old fell
low."
And, pray, Cyras, If 1 may put so
Dold question, for whom were all those
pretty things bought?"
FOR one and another. Some for NY
self. Some for Gertrude. Some to send
out to Wellington"
Then you will go with me to these
people about the bills, Cyras-the jeweler
and the tailor?" resumed Charles. after a
pause.
III go now, If you like. don't want
to let you in for annoyance, brother
NINE"
You have let me in for a good deal
OF that already, Cyras. Were you at the
Haymarket two or three nights ago"
"Yes."
And there you were taken for me.
Who was the lady? 1t was half over
London the next day that l had been
there in suspicious company"
What a joke" exclaimed Cyras. II
knew l was being taken for you, Char
ley" laughed Cyras, carelessly. "Some
fellows nodded to me, and one or two
spoke, and 1 nodded back again and kept
up the jest"
"a sorry jest for me, Cyras. 1 was
engaged to be married-to Mary Dyne-
vor."
I'm uncommonly glad to hear it,
cried Cyras, stretching out his hand to
grasp his brothers. Mary was the
incest of all the younger girls; as nice
as Cyrilla."
Il said 1 was engaged, Cyras. 1t is
broken off now. Old Miss Dynevor saw
me, as she thought, at the Haymarket
with some one l had no business to be
with; and she went home and told the
subdean. The next time l called in Eaton
Place he turned me out of doors, and
bade me think no more of his daughter. >
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1907-04-05
'HYMNs YOU OUGHT TO KNOW
ROCK OF AGES.
By Augustus M. Toplady.

augustus Montague Toplady-Farnham
Surrey, England, Nov. 4, 1740; London,
Aug. 4, 1778-known to our day only as
the author Of 1.-The most popular hymn in
the English tongue" was celebrated In his
own time as a religious controversial. Grad
uated from Trinity, Dublin, after fourteen
years In the English Episcopal ministry, he
left that church to become pastor of the
French Calvinists In London. Strange to
say, this universal hymn was written to
oppose the doctrines taught by Wesley.
and 1t originally formed the curious clos
ing argument of an elaborate theological
article, entitled The National Debt" pub
lished In the Gospel Magazine Yet 1t Is
by far the most popular of all Christian
hymns, holding first place In nearly every
list that has been compiled and on every
popular vote 1t has been translated into
the tongues Of the peoples wherever Chris
tianity has gone, and Is sung, not only In
German and Swedish, French, and italian.
etc, but also in Telugu, Karen, Burmese,
Bengal, Ganda, and, Indeed, 1t Is found In
almost as many tongues as the bible Itself.
probably over 300 being sung all around
| the globe. Mr.. Gladstone translated II into
Latin, Greek, and Italian. 1t is said that
| the brave Gen. Stuart wounded before
| Richmond, died with this hymn on his lips,
and the same Is related Of the prince con-
sort of England. When the London went
down In the Bay Of Blscay In 1866 the last
thing heard by the survivors was the pas
sengers singing Rock Of Ages" Many
| changes have crept into this hymn, but the
following Is probably exactly as Toplady
| wrote 1t In 1776):
Rock of Ages, cleft for me!
Let me hide myself in thee
Let the water and the blood,
From thy wounded side that flowed,
Be of sin the double cure;
Cleanse me from its guilt and power.
Not the labor of my hands
Can fulfill the laws demands;
Could my zeal no respite know,
Could my tears forever flow,
All for sin could not atone
Thou must save, and thou alone.
Nothing in my hand l bring,
Simply to thy cross | cling;
Naked, come to thee for dress,
Helpless, look to thee for grace;
Vile, l to the fountain fly,
Wash me, Saviour, or l die!
While l draw this fleeting breath,
When my eyelids close in death,
When soar to worlds unknown,
See thee on thy judgment throne
Rock of Ages, cleft for me!
Let me hide myself IN thee.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1907-04-05
The Millionaire's OTense

"That millionaire yOnder has cheated
me out of fortune"
"How? Wouldn't he let you marry
his daughter?"
"Worse than that. He never had q
daughter"
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1907-04-05

When spoons become dlscolored from
eggs scour them with fine table salt.
This will remove the discoloraton,
which Is caused by the sulphur In the
egga
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1907-04-05

writhlng victim. Beholding all this,
you are compelled to cry out, God Is
faithful who has threatened"