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rant expectation of opening of an ore body within very short time after de velopment is resumed. Ali in all, the outlook at thIs property never ap- peared SD good as at the present time, and there is expressed determination to hurry the necessary development along as fast as money can make it go.
 P. J. Tenancy came back vsdnss- day from a business trip to Tucson, leaving on the following day tO Ie- turn to that city. It is learned that he has under consideration al import ant gold mining proposition IF Souurs below Nogales, and that his recent visits to Tucson and Nogaies have been in connection with this enter prise. Further than to state that he has a gold mining proposItiSn uu- der consideration, however, Mir. Te- nancy declined confirmation of re- ports in circulation. While the prop erty which has been brought to his at tention promises to prove both big and rich, investigations he has under way are yet incomplete and nothing sufficiently definite has to this time been determined upon which to base plans for the future.
 Prospecting parties continue to go out from the city in unabated num- Der, dealers in prospectors' supplies stating that the present month will probably prove the largest in trade that they have had. These parties are going in all directions, and are not alone in search of copper, gold and silver, but have lately been pay ing particular attention to lead and metals which have claimed less at tention in tributary country in late years. Feed and water are still re- ported to be plentiful in the noun tain country. and conditions more fav- orable for prospecting because of the dry grass than they would be were there greater abundance of green nrg
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-02
NEW STRIKE AT CENTRAL.

Ore in paying qualities has been struck in the Central Copper com pany's mine in the Gibson section of the Globe district, says the Silver Belt. The strike was reported by Manager F. L. Toombs, who states that the ore was encountered on the second level, several hundred feet from the shaft The vein was not unexpected, as there is a very strong surface showing directly above the point reached in the crosscut The entire face of the crosscut is in good concentrating ore, which is much like the Gibson ore.
 There is a good streak of shipping ore in the crosscut which will run about 30 per cent copper and about 40 per cent sulphur At the present stage 1t Is only about six inches wide but it is increasing in width with dis tance The remainder of the ore as says somewhat better than per cent Some ore has also been encountered in the shaft and in the opposite cross cut, but not iD paying qualities.
 With the exception of small block all of the Central stock is held in Globe. With only half of capitaliza- ton of s100,00e issued, 1t looks as though the stockholders will get good returns on their chance. J. B. New man and F. L. Toombs promoted the company and have furnished most of the funds for development work.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-02
eLoeE-ARlzonA

The Globe-Arizona Copper company which for the Mast two months has been restoring the old workings and doing much new development on it's property three miles east of Globe commenced shipping ore last Saturday and will henceforth be regular pro ducer of a good grade of ore carrying also several ounces of silver to the ton For the present shipments aver. age about about ten tons of ore per day, but the company expects to grad ually increase shipments to thirty tons per day sa rapidly as develop ments warrant and teams can be se- cured to haul the ore.
 A hoist was installed last vek, says the Globe Silver Belt, and the shaft, 290 feet in depth. is being enlarged and well timbered. this work having already progressed to the depth of 125 feet. The 100-f5ot level has been re- opened and considerable new develop. ment work done which has opened up considerable ore of good shipping grade. The west drift on the 10e- foot level has opened up the vein a length of 140 feet and shows five foot breast of ore that runs to per cent copper. A stope will also be started in the east.drift, which shows the same character of ore
 As soon as the reconstruction of the shaft is finished to below 200 feet an other level will ba opened at that
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-02
LARGE PUMPING STATION.
(Tombstone Prospector.)

Tombstone Prospector.)
 The 1000 foot level pumping station of the Tombstone Consolidated Mines company is without doubt one of the largest in Arizona, if not in the west. Some idea of it's magnitude may be gained from the fact that room has been provided for installing bat tery of four station pumps, should same be required, each having a ca pacity of 2,500,000 gallons daily. A pump of this size will be installed in one of the compartments at once and operated in conunction with the sta tion pumps on the different levels above. The big underground pump station-over 1000 feet below the sur face-is 35 feet wide by 120 feet in length and IS feet in the clear, arch CT and sided with heavy mine tim bers. This space will be devoted ex- clusiveIy to pumping equipments It is thought the first of the big pumps will be installed and operated during the coming month when drifting on this level will also be started The pumping record shows an average of { 4,500,00O gallons daily.
 That the 100 level will be an i'm portant level in the future operations of the T. C. Nj. Co, can be surmised from the provisions made for econonI- ie handling of large volumes of water and likewise systematically prosecute mining development from this histo- " making objective point
 The various mineh of the company continue to produce their quota of ore shipments, while the mill keeps grind ing on 200 tons daily.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-02
HUTTON 6 CO.'S LETTER.

Special wire to Duey & OyerIock.) }
 NEW YORK, May 31.-The Presi- dents address on railways was the chief topic on the floor today. The message seems to be regarded in most conservative quarters as being strong and full of good points as to the future welfare of railroads gener- ally. While some consideration would undoubtedly have been more satisfactory to leading bankers, yet the general tenor of the speech was more reassuring. An extended short interest in the market was responsi- bic for the early sharp advances and some so-calied good buying was re ported. The advance in grain was responsible for some bearish senti- ment in railroad securities. Gold exports were also a temporary influ- ence We feel securities are low enough for the moment to take buying side on any setbacks.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-02
SHELTERS TELL 4
 STORY OF PEACE

(Continued from Page 9) sociated with porphyry andschist con tact which is easily mined.
 The holdings of the Triangle Mines company. consisting of seven claims are located about half mile north of the town of McCabe, covering a series of veins paralleling the McCabe-Glad- stone vein. The principal values in the ores are gold and copper
 Mir. White also stated that work had been resumed on the Redman Mining and Milling company's properties, and that this concern was about to inaug- urate an extensive scheme of develop ment
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-02
THE PAST WEEK IN SOCIETY

 The last session of the Bisbee wom- an Club for the season was held at Gle club house Friday afternoon.
 Written reports from each commit tcc were read and adopted.
 The following officers were elected for the ensuing year.
 President Mrs. Buxton.
 Vice President Bledsoe.
 Recordirg Secretary-Mrs Nolan.
 corresponding Secretary-Mrs. Ben nett.
 Mrs High.
 AaditoT-Mrs. Peterson
 The closing day was also the birth day ef the president, Mrs. Moshier. and in a few we'll chosen remarks Mrs. Sherman, on behalf of the club mem Aers. presented her with silver bowl, following which the members arose in a body and sang "Au1d Lang SSne Letters of thanks and appre- eiation were written to the Misses Harmon, Patton, shell, Bernard and Ellis for their valuable assistance in the musical programs for the year.
 A letter of greeting was also voted unanimously to be sent to Mrs. c. M. HenEle, who has been unable to meet with the club for the past year. The resignation of Mrs. Paul was accepted Vith regrets.
 The names of Mrs. c. E. Rinehart and Mrs Pattison were read for mem bership. to be voted upon at the first meeting of the club in the fall.
 Space prevents a report of each com uitiee. and the work done during the year, but the following points of in- Se-est will be given:
 The followipg gifts were presented tD ihe club during the year:
 Water set. containing two dozen glasses from Mrs. Clawson.
 Money for purchase Of silverware and cord of wood from Mrs. Harring- ton.
 Picture of Shakespeare's home from Iha public school
 Through the assistance of Mrs. Mo Bride the well curbing has been re moved thereby improving somewhat the appearance of the club house grounds .. At a meeting of the manual train ing committee held Fri5dy May 2t the balance of the fund. s127.65, was voted 10 the Domestic Science Fund, which is soon to be started for the pSriaose of placing domestic science ~ tslAAlfi1SHt HI tAlS foASuSC f1&su -oSAApSa. After a piano solo by Mrs. Hoyvitz. slle club adjourned for the season.
 The following is the president, s ad- dress
 Fellow Members and Friends:
 With the close of today's meeting the Bisbee Woman's Club will have Finished it's sixth year As we book back over the past year there are two sery prominent questions winch come to our minds, viz: What have l done for the club? and, What has the club done for me? The first question can only be answered individually, hat the second I think I may venture to answer for all: 4 beautiful club 5bonse, many delightful social affairs, friendships, and better kno%ledge -ssg club life in general, thro ign the channels of the Territorial and Gener-
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CHAMBER oE .aInEs

So that the outside world shall be kept posted as to development Of the mineral resources of their district the leading business men of Jerome, Ariz.. have formed chamber of mines. One of the most laudable ob- jects of this newly organized body will be to protect the good name of the district by keeping out all fake min ing enterprises. The following off, cers have been elected:. Directors J. J. shaw. C. H. Hooker. Joe Larson, Get Avery. Chas- Lynch. R. A. Smith, R. A. Armstrong, H c. Miller. H. Grain, C. Knutson, J. c. Scott; presi- dent w. H. Cox; treasurer. ". c. Miller: secretary. H. F. Merrill. The directors and officials are representa- tive citizens of Jerome. and propose in Il legitimate way to further the in- terests of Jerome in mining and business way
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mail auy sends this advertisement ddress and 10 cents in silver stamps
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-02

i al Federations, of which wS are a part. Club work to be a success must be done harmonioGsly-ea one do- ! ing his share. Harmony is not only club essential, but the necessary el- ement of all successful living, wheth- l CT in the individual. the home. state or club. Nothing worth while can be accomplished by man at war with himself or by set of individuals with hearty cooperation. It is not for me to comment on the past years work. Personally I have gained much knowledge in the planning and carry ing out of the years program. We all learn much by experience, and probably many Improvements might be made. For the board of mana gers I have only words of praise. They have been ever ready to respond to a call for aid, and have labored we'll in their different offices. You have heard the reports from the diff ferent departments showing the work accomplished along the different lines In some cases the work is still in progress, is in the case of the man. ual training and domestic science committee. would recommend that this work be completed by the club if possible. I would also recommend that the club continue to further the cause of the Y. NJ. c. A. With such good friend as Miss Dodge at the head 1t can not help being a success, and one which the whole city will be proud of Your new study course seems to be the thing We have been wanting most, and can see many delightful and instructive lessons in for T,. 1aF make just a plea for our president. Remember this: She is only one oI you: always your willing servant. To her each member owes his support and cooperation: without it your club can not be a success. I will close with best wishes for your future sue. cess and growth.
 Mrs. Jno. True. of Bakersville, en- tertained delightfully."- in her new home on Thursday afternoon, May 23. Ar rcngement was made for special con yeyance, which took the guests to Bakersville. where they were gra- ciously received by the hostess and little daughter Helen. The afternoon passed pleasantly with music and games, after which delightful refresh ments were served by the hostess, as
 
 sisted by Misses Florence Patton and Clara Shell. The guests were unani- nous in voting Mrs. True charming hostess, an departed, after wishing her much enjoyment in her beautiful new home. The following ladies were present: Mesdames Julcff, Simpson, High, Hart, Harvey, Quick, Tester. McNair, Robinson, Beckwith, Graf, Krinbili, Stamford, Edmundson and Misses White, Patton and Shell.
 
 The Skidoos met Thursday night at the home of Mir and Mrs. l.. H. Book ing. The guests had been bidden to a tacky party, so went attired in all their "finery." A hilarious time was , enjoyed by all, and after elegant re- l treatments were served all went home voting the evening a most pleasant
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depth which will give the company double the stoping ground The shaft is in ore from surface to the bottom and the vein is a strong one, the out crop extending the length of the three claims owned by the company. With the increased shipments of ore which are assured the compony should soon be receiving very satisfactory returns to build up a treasury reserve and in time pay dividends 10 it's stockhold- ers
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one. The next meeting Will be with Mrs. ". McKeehan.
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 Last Thursday afternoon Mrs. c. E. Hicks entertained the Round Dozen'' club. As it chanced to be her birth day. and in view of the fact that she Is soon to leave for visit in the east the club presented her with a beauti- ful work bag with all accessories. Dainty refreshments were served dur ing the afternoon.
 Mrs. Gerald Sherman entertained a few friends at bridge Tuesday even ing. Miss Rowe won the first prize for ladies, and Mir. Milton the gentle mems prize. Those present were Dr. and Mrs. Caven, Misses Fritz, Rowe, Ellis. Coombs and Cowles; Messrs. Woodrow. Hunter Mozier. Roeussler, Fields, Milton and Pelton.
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 Mrs. Frye and child and Miss Hos mer left yesterday for summers out ing in California.
 Miss Fritz and Mrs. A. E. Hurst leave Thursday via San Antonio and New Orleans for the east, the former going to Duluth and the latter to syra- cuse. New York.
 Dr. and Mrs. Caven leave Thursday for trip to Honolulu.
 Miss Ethel Harmon leaves Thurs day for her home in Missouri. where she will spend the summer.
 
 Miss witherby leaves today for ClOudcroft for a months stay.
 NIT. and Mrs. Nolan will leave to- morrow for an automobile trip to the Grand Canyon and the petrified for est.
 A few friends of Mrs. c. NJ. Henkle gathered informally at her home yes terday in honor Of her second ami versary. Each guest presented her with a small gift in honor of the occa- sion, and the afternoon was very en- joyable one to all. Those present were Mesdames High, Hunt, Mosher, Bear, Allen and Morrison.
 T 2 !
 FAREWELL PARTY.
 A jolly crowd of the younger society set gathered at the home of MT. and Mrs. I. c. E. Adams Thursday evening. The occasion was farewell party given in honor of Jimmie Butler a DOT ular young gentleman who will leave for his home in Hot Springs, Ark, to visit his parents. Games and dancing were indulged in until a late hour. Delicious refreshments were served to the following guests: Misses Myrtle Arborn. Lucy Detloff, Marie Spalding, Blanch Detloff, Catherine Hoy. Gladys Adams, Lydie Merikle. Viola Hankins; Messrs Theodore Hoy, Ralph Day, Will Hicks, Artie Detloff, Jimmie But Ter, Kenneth Gillanders. David Foster, Charles Long. The young people parted with regret after most de. lightful evening. MT and Mrs. Adams are very popular with the young peo ! pie of Bisbee.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-02

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