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Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-09
sHATTucK-ARizoNA-

During the past week the manage ment of the Shattuck-Arizona receiy- ed the last bids for the construction iof the smelter at Douglas, and or the various machinery to be installed therein. The directors residing in fse east have been notified, and 1t is expected that they will arrive in Bis bee during the present month to de eide on the awarding of the contracts.
 At the Shattuck mine during the past week the drift on the 300 level has been driven to a considerable dis fza1e. and has already entered ore. The ore encountered is a low grade sulphide This drift has now been driven 60 feet On the 700 and 800 levels work has progressed about the same as usual, all efforts being direct cd tswEnd the opening up of the ore bodies which have furnished the ore for the smelters.
 During the past week an average dia- ly shipment of more than 300 tons has been maintained, and from this time on win be gradually increased
 On tiie surface 8 new Coriiss 30- driii compressor is being put in place. and it is the expectation of the management to have it in operation duTingSthe early part of July.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-09
WARREN SHAFT.

At the shaft on the Warren prop 'erty the work of sinking is still in progress. and is being attended with very favorable indications for the finding of an ore body when sufficient depth is attained. At the present time force of fifteen men is engag- ed in the work, and the shaft has been sunk to depth of 230 feet For the past couple of days the bottom of the shaft has been in lime forma- ton, and manganese has been encoun- tered at several different depths. It is the intention to sink the shaft sev- eral hundred feet before any drifting is done,
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-09
PIMA COUNTY.

The Arizona Star prints the follow. ing resume of the producing mines of Pima county:
 It is worthy of notice that several mining districts of Pima county arc gradually increasing ore shipnenfs The Silver Bell has four different shippers, all of which are creating new wealth, and this number will be increased during the next few weeks. The Pima district has four permanent shippers, which will be increased every day as development proceeds. The Helyetia has five shippers, which includes the Santa Rita Mining Smelt- CT company u is predicted that be core the close of the present year tha The nnmber Of ere shipping companie rom Pima will be doubled or trebIed
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-09
AT THE COPPER QUEEN MINES.

During the week just past the work of excavating for the foundation of the new Copper Queen power house, which will be constructed between the Gardiner and Sacramento shafts, was started, and is HOW well under way.
 1t is the intention of the manage ment to push this work steadily for ward, So that by the fall the new power plant will be supplying electri- cal power and compressed air for the underground workings of the mines. When the plant Is completed 1t will supply all of the Copper Queen mines with electrical power and com pressed air with the exception of the Gardiner and Sacramento shafts, which will use steam throughuut
 On Friday night the prospecting drift from the CupTite shaft in the direction of the Shattnck mine, con- nected with the drift from the proper ty, establishing a second exit for the Shattuck. which it did not have until that time. The great advantage in the connecting drift outside of its af- iording means of escape in case of accidents. is that 1t establishes a bet ter ventilation for the workings. With the connection of these two drifts. it IS now possible fo go down in the Czar shaft and travel underground to the Shattack The drift from the Cuprite is on the 200 level of that and on the 500 .lf the ShatJ tuck
 The work cf retimbering the Czar shaft from short distance below the 1 200 level to the surface is progress ing very rapidly, the principal work l remaining to be done being that !! around the stations, and near the col ! lar of the shaft. When asked about how long it would take to finish the remaining work. the management Of i inc company state that it would not " be very long, bat that the shaft {. would be put into 1he best condition | before 1t would be operated again.
 The mines are running with full 1 'orces, and shipments to the snel- | CTS at Douglas are normal.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-09
STRIKE NEAR cLoUDcRoFT

CL0UDCROFT, N M., June S.-Some samples of very peculiar and highly interesting mineralogical substance were sent away this week by !. H. Brantly. The formation is found at point on James canyon about II miles east Uf Cloudcroft. N At first it appears to be mnganese but closer examination shows it to be something very rare. It is black in color, very heavy, and cuts both steel and glass at a surprisingly rapid rate.
 4 sample was sent to the Smith sonian institute about ten years ago and they wrote that 1t was then un- known to science, and requested more for experimental purposes but as no more was sent nothing came of it, but we are now confident that it will be closely investigated in the immedi- ate future
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-09
SAYS PROSPERITY
 CAUSES STOCK SLUMP
tBy William E. Curtis in chicagoRecord-Herald.

NEW YORK. Juae s.-There has been an enormous falling off in the
 prices of stocks during the last two
 months and the tendency is still down
 ward. The prevailing sentiment among the banking community Is bearish and nearly every one I have talked
 With believes that quotations will be
 lower before they are higher for sev- eral reasons. it is also the popular impression on Wall street that Presi- dent . Roosevelt is the Ursa Major. They accuse him of doing all the dam age that the bull spectators have suf- fered in and since the great slump on
 March IA. The ~howsiRg dervishes'' consider him responsible for the green bug that has appeared in the western wheat fields, as we'll as for the cold spring weather. Whenever Roosevelt sneezes the spectators duck their heads. and they get <uP early in the morning 10 read the dispatches from Washington to see if he has stopped the revolution of the earth. You can't imagine how ridnculous is the haIluci- nation that the President of the United states is lowering like a great black vampire over the New York Stock Exchange. reaching out his tal- ons 10 seive some innocent gambler, to convey him to some mountain crag and eat him alive. as the condors in the Andes are said to seize and fly away with the little kids in the pas tures- There is no story too absurd, no rulnor too preposterous for the stock spectators over here to believe. Every man who comes from Washing ton is surrounded by eager inquirers who ask questions that would be ac- cepted by any marshal's jury as clear evidence of insanity.
 But you must not think that every body in Wall street is insane. There is a small minority of thinking men among the financial community who can point out clearly the real cause of the depreciation in stocks and give good reasons for them. These men are almost unanimous in their opinion that prices previous to the late panic were unreasonably high and that the present quotations are not far from normal. although, making their esti- mates from a dividend basis, they ar que that certain popular stocks could drop several points lower and sill represent their full value.
 These gentlemen explain that the shrinking in prices, while it has been enormous. does not represent 3 shrink age in value. There has been no fall ing off in business; dividends have not diminished, and almost every share on the list is worth today as much as 1t ever was. although the de r1tznd fOs sf Is sQf ers nesfxsr az if sras three months ago, and the supply is just as large
 The true cause of the recent slump, therefore, may be found in the nat usl law of supply and demand and not in the annex to the White House.
 The following table will show the difference in the quotations of several 1f the stocks most generally dealt in sn March I3, the day before the panic, and May 24:
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-09
cANkEEABfseEE

Cananea-Bisbee is looking better each wek- All the work which Man ager Watson is pushing along on this property is showing that judgment employed in the beginning of deyel- .opment was of excellent kind It is getting ore bodies. There is no mine made as yet at Cananea-Bisbee but it can be said that there are many req sons for expecting that they will have one within the next several months. and very few which can be summoned to discourage such expectation. How ever, opening of the ground is the only way to get positive proof of its contents.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-09
WARREN DISTRICT PROGRESSES
More Men Keep Coming In to Work in the Mines Several Hundred New Ones Being Now Here-Shipments to Douglas Shelter Nomat-Activites at the Various Shafts Unabated- General Mine News


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   production will month the their vacation this time of
  Queen especially pushing work towards the construction   erection  outlying of
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-09
oEsh-AsrzonA.

At the Denn-Arizona the drift on the fI00 level has been pushed into rery favorable ground within the past week. Several punches of ore have been encountered, and the drift is now In ledge matter. At the pres erf time this drift Is 160 feet from the point where the ore body was encoun- tered on the 1000 level, and favorable developments are looked for at any time Preparations are being made to sink the shaft to the l20o level, and the actual work Will probably be commenced during the present week
 work on the railroad spur to the Denn Is progressing rapidly. and it is expected that shipping to the smelter
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-09
NATIONAL COPPER co

The National Copper company of the Burro mountains, in which 9 num- per 3f prominent St. Louis capitalists are interested, is obtaining splendid results from recent development work. A crosscut from the tunpe, has opened a vein showing co feet or ore with a value of about $50 a ion From a station built in the tunnel a shait mas been sunk 190 feet. An ar compressor has been installed and the company is rapidly completing an up-to-date mill
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-09
C. & A. MINES.

During the past week the most not able feature at the C. & A. properties was the increase in shipments from the Oliver shaft. The development work at this shaft has been highly gratifying because of the several ore bodies which have been opened up, and the consequent increase in pro dactien- At the Irish Mag shaft eF- erything has been going along about the same as usual with the normal working force, and there has been nothing of an unusual nature deyel- oped
 At the present time the C. & A. company has a large amount of ma .chinery contracted for which will probably be delivered within the next few months. Included in these con tracts are orders for pumps of large capacity. and other important ma aosiinery
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-09

Helvetia directors met in Boston last week to take action on the plan to build a railroad from Vail, AriZ., on the Southern Pacific, to the mine. a distance of IS miles. The engineer who surveyed the route estimates the cost of the road at $271 ,500. Bonds may be isued to pay for it's construc- ton: but some of the. largest stock holders express preference that an assessment of $50 or sz.00 per share be levied, which will give the company S2S5. 900 in the first case and $3S0,000 in the second case.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-09
HELvETIA DEVELOPMENTS.

The HeIvetia developments during the past few weeks have been of a sensational character, says the Tue son Citizen The north drift in its Copper World mine was in ore which averaged fl 17A per cent for the first 190 feet. These assays were made in April On May f the face of the drift assayed 12 per cent. and on the 14th the ore was estimated to average 20 per cent. As the drift approaches a portion of the vein where the surface cropping is from 150 to 200 feet wide. increasingly rich ore Is met with A crosscut in the north crit is in 2 per cent oxide ores, and one in the south drift Is i'a 14 feet of per cant sulpnide ore. The drift and the cross
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-09
SUPERIOR 6 PITTssuRen.

During the past week shipments from the Cole shaft of the Sueprior & Pittsburgh company have been doubled, showing the highest average of ore production from this portion oi the property since it has been in op- eration. At the Hoafson shaft sink ing has ben continued. and is pro gressing rapidly. II Is the inten- ton oa the management to open up q new level at this shaft within a short
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-09
COPPER HILL.

The Copper Hill mine of tue Ali. zona Commercial is now shipping or an average of 200 tons day to the Old Dominion and Douglas sr,elters. The sulphide ore of the Copper Hiil Is in great demand. especially by the Old Dominion shelter, which takes about 130 tons day. Work has been somewhat slow at the Black Hawk:
 the shaft is down about $50 feet and
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-09
cocHisE SHAFT.

At the shaft on the Cochise Deyel- opment Company's property there has been nothing unusual during the past week. The routine work of sinking the shaft and driving drifts. with full force of men. has been In progress. but there have been new developments. The shaft has now been sunk to a depth of about $50 feet.a and the drifts on the coo md 900 levels are being pushed steadily forward.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-09
wHETsTonE STRIKE
(Benson Press.)

Twenty miles Southwest of Benson great ledge of copper ore was cut in the Whetstone mountains by a tunnel which the Larrieu Brothers and MT. Chadwick started a year or so ago to cut copper ledge which crops out at the surface for about two thousand feet across the country east and west between contract of lime and pofphyry. varying in width from 70 to 100 feet It is now in 210 feet gaining about l6G feet of depth.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-09
sIlvER eElI

To handle. the large quantities of low grade ore rangi.E: from one to three per cent in copper content the Imperial company is planning to erect an up-to-date concentrating mill.
 The Cleveland Arizona is shipping said to give returns of from 20 to 10 per cent of copper.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-09

at Douglas can be commenced within the next week or ten days. As soon as the spur is completed the company vii install fuel oil plant. The tanks for the plant have already been or dered. three of 5G.oa0 gallons capaei- ty. and will be delivered within a short time.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-09

time. and drive drifts to tap the ore bodies
 Al the Briggs shaft, on which there has been little activity fer some time past. 1t is expected to commence ex- tensive operations within a short time. At tie Junction the daily ship ments to the smelter al Douglas are being steadily increased
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-09

up to date only three cars of ore have been shipped. The management ia trying to solve the water question hv ordering pump of 300, ,0O0 gallons capacity. The pumps at the noSne are now raising about 275,OOO gallons of water a day. s
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-09
WALKERS WEEKLY COPPER LETTER

Copper Market Inactive Will Not Consent to Low CT Prices No Buyers and None to SelI-Lowef Prices Might Be Good Thing But Logic of the Market Is all Against It.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-09
NEW YoRk-ARlzoNA.

Moronc.. Ariz.-The New York Alizona Gold & Copper company is now operating fun blast. A new
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-09

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The daily tribune., 1907-09-20

CASES OF
the PLAGUE

San francisco, Sept. 20-The total
number of bnbouic plague cases To
date. ms reported Mt today's meeting
of the board of health, is 30, IN in
crease OF two over yesterdays score.
Twenty of these 81 have died and
9hcrc are 20 patients under obscrva-
tion ms unvcrlcd suspects. The
wholesale merchants south Of Market
street in water front neighborhood
have united in statement to the
authorities that they will at once be-
gin general campaign OF cleaning
up their promises aud district the
idea being to starve to death as many
rats as possible.
The daily tribune., 1907-09-20
TELEGRAPH WIRES WIDE
OPEN THROUGHOUT EAST

New York, Sept. a0-Supcrintend
ent Brooks Of the Eastern division of
the Western Union Telegraph com
pany has issued instructions with
drawing the reservation subject to
delay" which was placed upon tels-
graph messages during the strike.
tory east of Buffalo and Pittsburg and
north of Washington. and includes
the entire East.
The daily tribune., 1907-09-20
RUSSIA TO STRENGTHEN
DEFENSES ON PACIFIC

st. Petersburg, Sept. 20--A dis.
patch to the Bourse Gazette, from
Vladivostok states that defense works
costing si9, 900 are to be under.
taken in that vicinity. The sum
covers further Notifications of vladi.
vostok. improvements to the naval
port at Nikolayevsk, on the Amur.
near its mouth. and the construction
of immense barracks Mt the junction
of the Amur and Ussrui rivers.
The daily tribune., 1907-09-20

WANTS MORE MEN-The Cue
koo coal mine owned by the Great
Western Coal company near Chand-
Ter. is badly In need Of coal miners
and will put as many to work ns
the mine will conveniently accom-.
modate. Prosperity is tho watchword
there the same AZ at the other
mines in the county and tho trouble
is the same evcrywherc-- too many
orders aud not enough men on hand
to get the coal ont. Tho Great West
orn people have had man out travel
ing over the state to secure miners
and have paid the fare of many OF
them. down from Denver. but when
the miners get TO Florence. It IL al
legged. they either 40 to the mines
that arc situated closer 10 Florence or
else they don't work Mt all.
The daily tribune., 1907-09-20
AMERICANS TO ATTEND
CHAMPIONSHIP EVENTS

New York, Sept. 20-A large dele
CATION of athletic enthusiasts left here
last night to attend the Canadian
championships at Montreal Saturday
1t is expected the best rate Of the
meet will bc between Andrcw Glasncr
captain of the Olympic club team of
San Francisco, and Shepherd Of the
Irish American A. g., in the half
milo event.
The daily tribune., 1907-09-20
SEC. TAFT
LEADS IN
The SOUTH

Chicago, Sept. 20-1 he CANVASS of
the Republican presidential sentiment
Ii the South, made by the Tribune,
| has developed wealth of interesting
political of material. Secretary Taft
leads to an over whelming extent, but
the canvass indicates that the politi
cal winds are blowing in many differ
ent ways
President Roosevelt's alienation of
white Republicans by appointing
Democrats to Office is IA considerable
factor, as also is the presidents
action in regard to the Brownsville
affair, by which unquestionably the
alienated the allegiance of many
negroes.
Senator Foraker of Ohio, lecause
of his cspousal Of the negro voters in
the Texas military affair, runs strong,
although his name was not on the
ballot sent out by the newspaper.
large percentage of the voters are
for more conservative candidate as
compared with President Roosevelt
himself.
Arkansas, Alabama, Florida, Geor-
gia, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi,
| North Carolina, South Carolina.
Tennessee, Texas and Virgin cast q
total OF 607 ballots in the test. Ont
of this total there were 5s, or nearly
| 10 percent of the whole, which were
recorded in opposition to the progress
sive policy of President Roosevelt.
| According to the tabuiated returns
Taft is the first choice of 1858 Of the
voters, Fairbanks following with 81, +,
Foraker with ~, Hughes with 4s and
Cannon with 21S. 1t is worth re-
membering at the same time that
while Taft was chosen by 20 us their
second choice, Gov. Hughes rolled up
1856.
The daily tribune., 1907-09-20
IMPORTANT ACTION BY
CONGRESS MINERS

Salzburg. Austria. Sept 20-At
today's session of the International
Congress Of Miners resolution was
adopted opposing any restriction OF
the output of coal. The Americans
voted nffirmatively. a resolution in
favor of n legal prohibition of the
employment OF children under IA in
mining or under ID in undergrou nd
work, also was adopted
The daily tribune., 1907-09-20
MOTHER HEARS SON IS
MURDERED IN MEXICO

Long Beach, Cal, Sept. 20-Mrs.
Burton Of this city has received n
Telegram stating that her son, Arthur.
aged IL, has been shot and killed at
Sauqui, state Of Sonora. Mex. by
Julius L. Navarro. No details were
givcn. The young man recently
went to Mexico from Arizonn.
The daily tribune., 1907-09-20
NEW CANON cHuRcn-rhc ne,

NEW CANON CHURCH-Thc new
First Christian church Mt Canou
which has been under course Of con-
struction for tho pas. six months. was
completed yesterday aud the congre-
CATION Of tint denomination will hold
the first services there next Sunday ut
which time DIR. II. O. Brccdcn will
begin an cvnngclistic campaign to
last one moath during which the
church will DO dedicated. Tho new
structure is Of Grecian architecture,
and will cost approximately -. 900.
The daily tribune., 1907-09-20
NEWS GATHERED FROM
AROUND THE STATE
l.. Il. Baldwin, wanted in Cald-
we'll. Ky, for forgery, wus arrested
Mt Grand Junction yesterday. He
was taken of train aud admits his
identity.

John Brownshowski of Trinidad
has sued the Colorado Fuel aud Iron
company for siO,0 eco alleged damages.
He claims to have been pulled Off n
coal car in one OF the mines. IIc
was thrown under the wheels of tho
car and received serious injuries.
The daily tribune., 1907-09-20

Tho formal transfer OF the stock
of the old Las Animas Light mud
Power company to the Trinidad Elec-
trio company was made yesterday and
the new company has been rcincor-
porated.
The daily tribune., 1907-09-20
SALOON
SMASHED
SENTENCED

Washington, Sept. 2O-In the police
court today Mrs. Carrie Nation refus-
ed to promise not to talk to crowds OH
the-rtreet, aud WAS sent To the work
house for 10 days in default of the
payment of fine of $25.
She was arrested yesterday for dis
orderly conduct. She was address
ing crowd in front of the postofiice
department on the evil of cigarette
smoking and when she refused to stop
was arrested,
The daily tribune., 1907-09-20

Extradition papers were granted
Yesterday IN Denver for Max Sawyer
who is wanted in Oregon for half
dozen different charges.
The daily tribune., 1907-09-20
"GHOsT WILL WALK"

"GHOST WILL WALK - The
ghost is walking nt the coal camps to-
day. The Colorado Fuel aud Iron
company yesterday began the work
Of paying of its men for last months \
labor aud the sum disburscd is one Of
the largest the company has paid out
In Fremont county within the last
year. Less men nre employed at the
mines now than usual but they ARE
said to be making more money he.
cause the company II rushed to the
limit with coal orders aud the COM
pany makes tia point to rush M
many minc cars to the miners ns the
can possibly MI in n day. In con.
sequence Of the money that has Just
bssn put In circulation In the camps.
trade here today was Oh tho increase.
The Tribune small asis bring ~
suits. Sell whal you don't want
sS.A I'M a<vsv.a k1,ta~. wAA A.~.Q
The daily tribune., 1907-09-20
new STATES POPULATION
NEARLY MILLION HALF

Washington. Sept. 20 Director
North Of the census bureau today was
advised that the final figures for the
new state Of OklahotnA show total
population of ;.ai40. ~, Oklahoma
having 72i. .i4i inhabitants and Indian
Territory d92. .0Oi.
The daily tribune., 1907-09-20

Don't miss the good time in store
for all who attend tho Dime Social
In NJ. II. church basement Friday
evening. Sept. Goth. 1916
The daily tribune., 1907-09-20

The biggest barbecue ever given in
Colorado will take place at Eidorado
Springs Sunday, the 20th. It Is
being arranged by the resort company.
The daily tribune., 1907-09-20

Sec David aud Jonathan In Union
nall saturday evening. sept.sl. 1911
The daily tribune., 1907-09-20

Better than lcttcr-The Weekly
Tribune. Send II to your friends 1t
n distance.
The daily tribune., 1907-09-20

1t pays to advertise your wants in
The Tribune.
The daily tribune., 1907-09-20

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class nds. They arp wiuncn-