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Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1907-02-07

II the fellow who phropesied an oper
winter has not yet secured his member
ship in the Annasias club MS passports
can be secured at any time.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1907-02-07
MISCELLANEOUS

Wanted-All your old iron. rubber
rags, copper and other metals. Call on or
address George Kngsbury, Belding, resi-
dence near Central school building.
Second hand stoves bought and sold.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1907-02-07
praxani GoIas ana rheumatism.

Ii You do not have one natural, easv movement Of
the bowels each day, you arc unconscously expos
ing your system 70 colds and rheumatism. Laxa.
Rive Iron-ox Tablets tone and strengthen the
bowels, so that they dc the work nature intended.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1907-02-07

LOST-Pair Of nose glasses, finder will
please return to this office. 34-lt
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1907-02-07

Girl Wanted-For general homework.
Inquire Of Mrs. c. A. Warren, r. F D.
No. 6, wages $500. 33w2
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1907-02-07

a first-class cook in charge OF the
kitchen at Unper's restaurant. Get your
meals and lunches there.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1907-02-07
HELP WANTED

Wanted Competent girl for house work
Apply TO Mrs. c. A Wheeler, corner Lib
erty and Alderman SITS 35tf
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1907-02-07

This thinking Advertise the
running the bill the people,
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1907-02-07
BELDINC BANNER.
ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR
Published every Thursday at Bedding,
(lonia County, Mich, by
THE BANNER PUBLISHING GO.
E. q. LAPHAM. EDITOR

Advertising Rates upon application. Bills
collected monthly. cards of Thanks. 25c To
Doc Resolutions from 50c up.
Entered at the Postoffice, Bedding. Michigan
for transmission through the Mails as sec
ond class Matter.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1907-02-07
cupid,s 0apers.

In the parlors OF the Hotel Garrett at
$50 o'clock on Wednesday evening f D.
ruary 9th, Elder Nathan Hill, resident
pastor Of the Church Of Latter Day SAINTS
Of this city joinsd in marriage William NJ.
Garnett, one 81 the genial proprietors OF
the hotel and Miss Jennie M. Dewar, OF
Harrsville, Mich. The ceremony was
performed in the presence Of only few
near relatives and friends. TIE couple
were attended by Miss Stella lew as
bridesmaid and Mr. Russell McNaughton
who offcated as best man. Will IS re-
ceiving the congratulations OF bis friends.
George Newington, the gentlomanly
ticket agent and operator at the Pere
Marquette depot, has man here reie1-
ing him for a coJple Of weeks while he
enjoys a short respite from the manifold
duties Of his office This morning. armed
with the necessary documents which he
had secured at Iona yesterday he Grove
over to the church at Miriam Who're Rev.
FIR. John M ZndIer sp9k the wofos that
joined him in the holy bonds Of matrimony
to Miss Irene Chrysler Of this city, one Of
Bedding most estimable Young ladies.
The ceremony was perform ed at 800
o'clock and the happy couple Grove to
Orleans where they 10 X the train for
Detroit After a short honeymoon they
will return to this city where they will be
al home to ther many friends. A host Of
friends j3n in wishing the happy couple a
long and harpy life.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1907-02-07

For Sale-New mich COW at the farm
Of Robert Hale
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1907-02-07
Dress making.

Dressmaklng and plain sewing by Miss
Chloe Douglas two miles west Of Smyrna,
phone 2z5-5 r.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1907-02-07

ror salt cnea - small heating stove for
either WOOD or coal. Inquire Banner Of
fice
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1907-02-07

ror oale-l wo Rooo mich COWS, orp
with calf by sioe. Also have house to
rent. "a 70 Rename Robinson
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1907-02-07

nearly new w E., Rogers Inquire OF
Miss Rogers at Spencer's store. 35wZ
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1907-02-07

Meat market tools for sale-lnquire OF
Ray Ring. 5bw2
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-21
 CO. STRIKES
 RICH
Ore Running High In Copper
 and Silver with Some Gold
 In Black Sulphide Form, Is. the Report.
Special to Review.)


 CANANEA. July 2O.-No sooner has the great strike in the Capote mine of the Greene-Cananea Copper Co. been verified than it is followed by the news that the Calumet 6 Sonora Mining Co. has struck high grade Gre on their Buena Vista claim.
 The strike on the 1O50 level of the Capote mine proves that the Cananea ore goes deep and was very welcome to all interested in this camp. The strike on the claim of the Calumet & Sonora proves that the great Massey ore body which is expected to supply ore for the smelter of the Greene Cananea Copper Co. for many years to come is of far greater extent than was surmised. The ore, which is chiefly black sulphide was struck at l4 feet in a new shaft on the Buena Vista claim and crosscutting has de- yeloped the fact that there is a tre- mendous tonnage practically in sight. The ore assays 6S per cent copper, 31 ounces silver and $2.0O gold.
 Machinery has been ordered for this shaft and will be in place within the next two weeks. Systematic de yelopment has been commenced in this new working so that shipping may be commenced about Aug. 18th.
 Besides shipping from the Buena Vista claim the Calumet & Sonora expect to be shipping from the Cat alina group of claims which are To- cated about two and half miles from the shelter in a northerly direction. A 50 h. p. hoist and the other nee essary machinery has been ordered for the Cataline shaft and contract has been made to have it in place within two weeks. Sinking is now going on in this shaft but as soon as the hoist is in place systematic eX- traction of the ore, which averages over per cent in copper, will com.
 mence and Hs soon as possible shipping will be commenced.
 The mining operators of this dis, trict are much pleased over the fact | that the Calumet & Sonora has cut high grade ore as that adds another company to the list of those in ore The Cananea-Bisbee Copper Co. has ore, in three shafts, which, while it i; ] low grade is increasing in value with depth.
 For time it was expected that the l Cananea-Bisbee would be the next company to graduate into the ship ping class btit- this late strike of the l Calumet & Sonora puts that company | in the lead and there is now no ques l tiOn but that it will be the next 1 shipper of the Cananea district l The Cananea Ore Co. which is en
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-21

band of Apache braves in the Sierra Madres of Mexico, the skunk was responsible for fifteen to twenty-five fatalities among the soldiers station ed in the southwest every year. Sol diers on the march in the warm eli mate of the southwest were accus- toned to sleep on the ground. While they slept the skunk would steal up and bite them in the face, most con- monlv selecting the nose. The wound nearly always proves fatal. Since the close of the Indian campaign and the general adoption of the ways of civilization, people rarely sleep upon the ground in the open air.
 Mir. Cobb, the pioneer surveyor on the Santa Fe routes, already mention ed, states without blushing that the worst fright he ever had in his life was due to three skunks. He was sleeping in the open, on the Arizona desert. Awakening suddenly about daybreak. he was mortified to see a large skunk asleep on his breast, an- other on his stomach and a third on his legs. The night was frosty and the warmth of his body had evidently wooed them to slumber. To throw the three off his body by a sudden spring from his recumbent position, without giving them time to sink their teeth into his flesh was a gym nastic feat that he attempted with entire success, although he admits that nothing but the strength inspired | by terror made 1t possible. Next night he camped in the same place but set himself to watch for skunks | instead of sleep. Before morning dawned he had shot seven. Evident | ly the three he had unwittingly en | tertained the night before had spread the news of his hospitality among their friends.
 But the rattlesnake is the most om niDresent of the deadly reptiles of tho Iscuthwest. On the Mojave and Colo rado deserts ones ear Is alwayl strained to catch the warning buzz
 -for it never strikes without giyinl notice of it's intention. In the course
 of a days travel across the de-eit
 one is sure to see or hear anywhere
 from fifteen to thirty of these dan
 gerous reptiles and some days h'
 may see fifty Consequently no on
 should travel on foot or on horsebacl in New Mexico or Arizona withou
 the appropriate remedies. These ar plenty of "Taos lightning" or stroni
 whisky for internal use. and plenty O
 permangaDate of potash for immedi
 ate application to the wound. Sool after being bitten the victim become
 crazed and remains in that condition
 for hours. If proper remedies ar' ] not promptly applied. death is certail l in it's most agonizing form. Perhap . the best safeguard against being bit
 ten is the constant wearing of leathe !, leggins, or at least corduroy or othe
 heavy trousers through which the raj ! tiers fangs cannot pierce.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-21

gagged in trying to save the values from the tailings of the concentrtor is meeting with success and it is said that the method employed is proving to be an economical as well as thor oughly efficient one. From present indications a saving of at least 2 and 1-2 per cent will be effected.
 A great number of titles are arriv- ing daily for the claims which were denounced during the past year in this district and this is having a very healthy effect on the mining busi- ness in general. Many deals have been made during the past six months but the greater majority hinged on the titling on the ground which was being bought and now that these properties are being titled the advent of new companies in the district and more prosperity is expected.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-21
MAY ERECT CUSTOM
 coNcENTRAToR

A group of Paradise mining men are trying to interest California capital to build a custom concentrator near Paradise.
 It is believed that such a concentra- tor would result in a great saving. The concentrating of the ores near the mines would make reduction in rail road charges as well as save some ore for which the smelter would not give credit.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-21
NOTICE.
Whom It May Concern:

To Whom It May Concern:
 Notice is hereby given that the partnership of McKean & Poindexter, doing business at Lowell, Arizona, has been dissolved by mutual consent, Chas. McKean having purchased the interest of Walter w. Poindexter. The business will be continued by Chas. NJ. McKean, who assumes all liabilities and will collect all ac- counts due the former firm of Nc Kean & PoindeXter.
 Dated Lowell, Arizona, July IS, 19O7
 w. w. POINDEXTER CHAS. NJ. McKEAN. RI
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-21
8ISREE EXPERTS IN
 DAD
, IN
 PARADISE CAMP

Frank ObeTmuller of Bisbee is wis iting the TayIOr-CaIdweU group of claims located in the Paridse district, Arizona. MT Obermuller is inspect ing the recent strike made upon the property. A few days ago an ore body 8 feet across was encountered; {; a winze will be sunk from crosscuts the length and the width and depth of the body will be determined.
 MT. ObermuIler is negotiating with eastern parties for the sale of the property.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-21

Four army and navy officers appear to have discovered how easy it is to get their names into the newspapers by predicting war with Japan.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-31

Sn DC ii II d) yer iit anfangs
oieies Wonats Der EreiS oes gieres
erbobt woroen. Sriiber mar es
9rauh, bos Winter : 9ier Inn sipei
Efenni9e biIiaer alts5uidenfen, ais
oas CONNER : Bier. 0os ioQ in
@egfall fomnlen, uno Der 9ierpreia
lulrroe UNI 5lpei Efennige pro Site:
erbobt. 0os bot 5u einem Bier.
friege gefiibrt. Sn elmer Seriamn,.
lung BON 0elegirten Der 8etperf.
ihaften ipllroe bcidloiien, Die a 1000
Irbeiter Der Wiittdener @emerfi6ai.
ten au~f5uforoern, ben 9iergenub
wGbrenb Der Irbeits5eit gang ein5li.
Ite[en uno auBeroem in ben nGd)'
item aft 5aaen gar fem Bier ST.
trinfen. Iamit io1te elm Minber-
Gonium bon $4,000 Seftoliter OIL
COO @alonen) in elmer Wed)e er5ielt
neroen. Gin Bier 9opcott in Wun.
fen, fa5t unoenfbar!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-31
Etlrmiidlc Ncbattcn.

Erotelte oeeen Wo10ate in Ger Ybis
lippinen- IIiembIn - Ioit's BE.
ipegungen.
Manilo q, go. Sttober. Die
Niicublp miro IN @0loe Die EroteIte
gegcn Die Wabl bon Or. Gominaoor
@on1c5 uno Sernanoo Guerrero, Die
5luet III Wanila erm0bltcn Siibrer Ser
Notionaliitcn, uui5unebmen. Wan
iiebt itiirmliifcn Gebottcn entge9en.
@eitern bat Die Nliemblp nit einent
gelualtigen Sotum eincn Sib fir
Nbriotico einger1rm1t, cinen bcriidr
tlgten Weniderl peIdCr iiberiihrt lit,
ais Nchtsanlpalt Vctrltg mo SGus
ldllng perilbt 81 boben mo bcnl aus
oieiem 8rrnoe I'M Sabre 1906 Die
ErariS in Der Suprcmc.Gollrt cntSo.
gen morben lit. Ter @encrul.8oupers
ncilr beiduloigt Noriotico Der Ser.
lebun9 oes @oblgeieses.
9aguio o, 80. Sftobcr. - &rieaS-
Sefretdr Gait bcgab it'd ecitcrn alli
einem obihiiiii9tn @cbirgspfob, mel.
d)cr allf elmer Strcttc bon bier Wfei,
len cin 8cfdlIe Don 2OO0 SUB bat, 81
Den amcrituniihcn @ergpcrfcn sit.
lid) bon bier uno beiidJtigtc sic Glar.
fe'ifc 3edJe uno Subrit unb Die 2oi.
ian'id)c Sobrif. >Sn elmer InIprod)e
crflarte CT ocn omcritaniihen Berg.
lclltcrL CT bofic Die ~oringcno notbiae
Neform Der 9crgbolt0eicte ourd5uict.
sen. Nm Abeno fcbrtc Der ScfretGr
nod Mnnilu 5llriid.
Bottom, Woll., 30. October. -
aricgaiefretGr loit bnt olli Die 2ln.
fro0c Der Bottom Wcrfonts' Nilo.
ciotion", Oh CT bel ocnl @onfctt scr
Nliocintion om 80. Ge}cnbcr, lpie Der
lprodcn, 5lgcgrn lcin mo cine HcOe
balten mcrbe, per &ubCl ans Manilu
cine 5llI19cnoc Nntlport crtbcilt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-31
SdrifisnadJridlten.

Nem Dort, 30. Sftobcr.- gb.
0efabren iinb Die Oumpicr .Stoten
Dam" nod) &ottcroam unb yMoie,
ltic" nud southampton.
Sou~thom pton 30. Sft. -
Der 9ampfer r&ronprin5eliin Geci'
lie" lit nod) Hcm . Dorf meiterge.
fabren.
Sibom %, Sftober. - Seute lit
Der 0ornpfer Petersburg bon SEEN,
yort %angefommen.
NntDerpcn, 30. Oft. - Gin
9etroffcn bon Mclu . Dorf 1T Der
9onpfcr rSinlono."
Elp +, 80. Oft. - Ger bon
Seem : Yorf noh Sambure beitimmtc
Qompier rGe,tiblono". lit bier ein'
g%etroffen.
Rem Dorf 80. Oft. - ginge,
troffen bon Bremen lit Der 0ampfer
naronprin5 @ilbeln1."
Der Gompfer .Srieorid Der Gro.
be" troi bon Bremen ein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-31
Mrs. @inslDw's Suotbima Sprnp

Mrs felt fiber iiunSunoicd5ig SGbrcn bon
Winionen pou Miittern fir tire &inbcr bei'm
.3abncn nit uunjtanoi8cm @rfolg eebraibt. IS
berhbigt has Sinh, er,ucidjt ocn Oaumen, be.
ltiuidlttst ale sdlmcr5en; furirt Ninotolif lrb
It oas bette WfitteI fir Starrbpe, Son glpo'
tbeferrl in alien gSeltt6eileH o%erfnuit. Se!b
Jepib i1o oerIargt rDirs. gStnSluiu's SuutBina
SHrnp" uro nebmi feline anbere Sortes Stint
rno5iuan5ig Gents Die 5luibe. Inter Dem 9iibr,
ntitiel: nilo SroglenstSefeb bonn 80. SUM 1906
3ardntirt. Seriensytumrner 1908. Gin GltcS
unb nut bctunbrteS 0;ittcl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-31
Glcftriid)e gelcud)tnng.
Wp6crne @uhnmnacn.

$3.50 idufen zines iener moberiien 6ipeiit6dis
Gen Sduier. sic bnben uae mooernen Sinrif'
tun9en; NIT eIeftrifdenl 9iht uno Gas erlerf'
tei; babci c%ombinirien @isf6rdff uno 8ors
ratbsfainmer. etiuds aeles; auberoen Die neues
ihlpfert 1rottoire. aeIler lIno 6oie fito cel1eils
tirt. NIT elmer 10 SUB siaep NIT SrnnoIitbie
gepflaftert: bobe nno eeinnbe CAGE. Bur Beiif.
S ssnyS AIT irp' Rr oSs m pif e eIeftriid : "G piS St'e erle MOI
iet. Goiparb !. Gallagher. 9auunternebmer,
Bureau 1881. Sftsaionnments Strnbe.
G4S-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-31
Cine aute Spefulatipu.

Gin pra9tpoaes Saus NIT erobem 8arter,
l15h bel 1877. Sub. -Sai ~ arobe, 3imner.
}uten Seller, Central 6ei5un9, gaoe5irnmer Il:
nit gb5ussIanaI oerbunoen. 9ieat innerbaI6
Der Stuoterer5e, 9 Bod bon SiraBenbubn.
Breis nur $4,000. @iro nit ieoem Sa6r mert6s
ooaer fir Nnu3pede. gdberes bel 8. Baden.
buup, Or. iii, Gbarlcs.s trake, gani.
more, Wo. (Sept1,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-31

EaNe ,mr 3eiie in's AusIanS Sc.
iorst s. 8aine, Nr. 413, Ci.Balti.
moreitrahe, uabe Gaitom &oaie stpe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-31

Gin UefegenHeitsfduf.
0nte harm unb Sdmpfr1iibIe. 3uei WleiIer
bcr Der SeIuirsJRoao. Ga. 81 alder Gutes 2ann
NIT onen n~5tbiacn Sebduoen. fir nnr $4,000.
ghub fhneu berfalft perben. Wdberes bel 8.
saasentnsb. RI. lii. acknowledgements. Raj.
ftmsre, @b. (Sept15,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-31
8erlangt int Aagemeinen.
Steaenseiude.

SteGegeiudI:
Giue Jrait In ben mitiIeret Sabreii NIB eit
Wadodbeft fuben Stelung fir 3ausarbeii. Nabs
5~ufraeen 1904 Cit.6ort.Auenne. (304)
Stelegeiuf:
Gin oeutidbeS W1od1en iuI Sieqe fir aLIae-
nletne 9ausarbeit. 9idh5ufrdaen in 1r. 124S,
Glib Slarp. Strafc. (302-4j
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-31
&erlanst:

@erlanst:
Gmfgcucfte intelligentc jnnac
Wfabdcn, etiua is Sabre alt, als
@erfanferinneu; Grfabrmng nid)t
n6tbig. Sdnelle gef6rbcrnng fiir
Die, iueld)e SefGbignns babcn. NadJ-
suiragen bei'm Superintendent,
(295-) Steluart & 81.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-31
8rlb 81 pcrlcibcn.

InlciBcn auf W66cl unb anbcsc
Sidjcrbcitcn
fir 6 Gro5cnt, genalt mad Dem neuen @cfctl.
Sun6 prioatim. Jlihtcr, Tr. 2t0. Eit.2cEius.
tun.straBe. ..9Saniaut Suilbins".
Sn Der ctfice ,uiro 1rutid sciproden.
CSuHi16|
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-31
Ierfanfe alif Der 9altimorer giiet4
ten.9orie.
FIRST CALL.

1000 Gin gafienaer i02
5000 utniteo 9aiI,pups ter ........... 795,
1000 uniieo @ailiuaps ier~.......... 79A.
5000 llniieo aailpaps Ter. ........... 1914
1893 glortbcrtt Central .............. 0
1000 lexington ab. ser. ............ o6
2000 GonfoItbs Gas Ger. ............ .10iEs
10000 uto. RPS, inc. ......,....... As
1000 Ga. & ala. con. Ser. ........... %
1000 eifp Baifeuaer 4er. ............ .79k
1000 Qitb & suburbau ser (g8afb.). -. OF
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-31
Baltimore Warft6erid,tc.

timore 30. Oft. 1907.
ID cb |. - 3ufubr 6503 SGiier,
elnldlieBlld) - SGiier 81 Occult
Yoint mo 1866 SGIler al Canton.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-31

Yicroe 81 pertanfcn:
Dus Vo!i5ei:9 eparternent bat 5u oerfaufen
elm arobes btrf6bralueS 9Saeenpiero uno 5rpei
beubraure Jieitpteroe, bic I'M Siuu oes mitile.
rem Siftrifts. 5reoerid., nabe g8atersS iraBe, be
fitfiat tperoen f6nner.
Iitaeboie fit ieoes befa9ier aferoe peroen
bis Etenitng, ben 5. Mooember 1907, Q llbr
Tormiitugs, I'M 9iireai Der gebDoe ocr Boiiaei.
GomTtllre eriigegc1 aerortnen.
Sm Outrage:
Sptnt q. 3inien.
1924 Setretdr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-31
gu %uerfaafen.

gu ucrfaufeu:
Sine gltgebenbe @dderei; quite aunbffuft
eLeitrif6e GiIridtiing. NaD5ufraaen SOL
6uuogear. Strafe. (304-5,D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-31
Gerlanat:

Gerlangt:
'Grfabrcne Operators an aleu- Sbei-
len pou MrbeitshemScn; ScIdafti.
gung oas gauge Sabr binbmr6 bel
beitcn Erciien. 2erncr mdbrcnb Der
2ebr5cit be5ablt. NadBnfragcn in Nr.
6-12, WurbaGentral-Npe. 2. Stud.
(3O3-G)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-31

Wats.-3uiubr 1882 guifel;
8erianot bon ben glepatoren 5000
9uifel; glepntoren 8orratb 266,3S2
9llid,el.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-17
NORTH BISBEE | REPORTS 4 STRIKE
ThE >toot Vein Averaging IA Per Cent Copper Found at
 Depth of 25 Feet.

A strike of three feet of rich ore averaging If per cent copper, is re- ported from the property of the North Bisbee Dev. CO. owning twenty full claims and located three and a half miles northwest of Bisbee.
 The strike of the pay streak of ore was encountered in the shaft at a depth of about twenty-five feet, and is cause for considerable enthusiasm among the stockholders of the com pany. who are in the majority local people.
 The North Bisbee Development company has been operating in 8 small way for several months, and besides the shaft being sunk tun. nel has been driven in a distance of 240 feet to cut the rich outcropPings on the surface at depth of 150 feet This tunnel expects to cut the ore body within the next 100 feet
 The officers of the Nor.h Risbee Development Co. are H. s Jones president: W. E. Davis, V. F.; r.. T. Clark, treasurer, and oscar Zaphf, secretary.
 The company this week is an nouncing the safe of 10000 snares of treasury stock at fifty cslTs per share.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-17
.BYRAE VICTIM IF MISSED HOLE IN MINE
Particulars of Death of Former Bisbee Miner in the Sargosa Mine at Cocheno Received By Mail.

M. J. Byrne, a miner formerly em-
 ployed in Bisbee at the Holbrook
 shaft of the Copper Queen Company
 was accidentally killed while at work
 in the Sargosa mine of the Greene
 Gold-Silver Company at Cocheno, in Chihuahua, on May 4.
 Photographic adyices announcing the death of Byrne. was received here by the wife of the deceased last week,
 and on Tuesday letter arrived from Supt. Chas. E. Egan giving the par. | ticulars of the accident.
 On the morning of May 5th, about o'clock. Byrne. together with sever al other miners. was working Tn q stope between the five and six hun 1 dred level of the Zaragosa mine. 1 While in the act of drilling, double handed, a missed hole exploded a
 foot below the drill hole being drill-
 ed, killing ByTne instantly and seri-
 ously injuring his partner
 According to the letter from Super intendent Esan, rigid iny yesLigation followed to determine why the miss 1 ed hole had not been reported, but it appears that the men who had load
 ed and fired the round of holes on the l previous shift had no knowledge of
 the fact that the shot had missed,
 and thought that the entire round had exploded and that the face of the
 stope was safe.
 cn May 5th at 4 D. m., special ! train left the mines for the town of | Cocheno with the body, accompanied | by about one hundred American min. l CTS, from which point the funeral
 possession was augmented by Anleri.
 cans from the mill, as Byrne was very | popular among his associates. Byrne 1 was buried near the grave of an Amer. | ican master mechanic of the mill
 who met his death some years ago ' and temporary cross was installed pending the completion of a stone
 monument which will be erected as
 soon as the age of the deceased and birth place is received from the be.
 reaved widow in this city.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-17
MINER DIES AFTER
 | \ SHORT ILLNESS
William Rowe Passes Away At Hospital From Typhoid
 Pneumonia.

After q short illness William Rowe, who has been employed in the mines by the Copper Queen company for some months past, died at 1:55 yes terday morning al the Copper Queen Hospital.
 Rowe was taken i'll about week ago at his home, and the physicians ordered him taken to the hospital The illness was complication of ty. phoid fever and pneumonia, an- little hope was entertained of saving the young mans life.
 Rowe came to Bisbee eight months ago from Pontycymer. South Wales, and has been steadily employed in the mines. He was 24 years of age, and was living with his father, who has been in the district for a couple of years.
 The funeral will take place at the Episcopal church on Saturday .s.er- noon at o'clock, Rev. Harvey NJ. Shields officiating. The deceased was member of the odd Fellows lodge in South Wales.