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Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-20
THE cENIzA DISTRICT

This may be a new one on certain old timers. but it is the proper name, and the only definite name for the district close to Douglas on the south east, since the entire belt lies in what Is properly known as the Ceniza mountains.
 The most prominent property in the district, in point of development, is the Santa Rosa, but that does not nee essarily entitle 1t n adopt and nomi- nate a name for to district. Ceniza. in plain English, means ashes, and was suggested by the presence of vol canic matter, such as malpai, lava, tHfra and different forms of volcanic ashes on the surface. The Interna- tional-American Is under obligations to Henry Kerkowich for this sugges- tion, which was ripely confirmed by reference to the best Spanish lexicons.
 This district is, to say the least, passive. For years 1t has been recog- nized as one of the most inviting fields of exploration and development in all Sonora, from a surface stand point, and such development work as has been done has tended to strength en the conclusion that it was meri. torlous.
 It starts in just south of the Mig ger Head" across the valley In So- nora. It includes among others, the San Juan, Santa Rosa, San Marcus, the Bu-gand holdings, and constitutes a district. segregated in sense, beau tiful in it's splendid isolation. in close proximity and intimate touch with Douglas, and it Is surprising that it has not commanded more attention iu the mining world.
 This condition of affairs can only be explained on the idea advanced in the immortal quotation, Distance lends enchantment to the view"
 Hundreds have chased of to Naco- zari, Cumpas, Moctezuma and other distant points in Sonora, all fields of interest and opportunity. only to ne- slect other ground equally available from an intrinsic standpoint, and pre- eminently superior as regards sur rounding conditions, such as close proximity to the international bound sry line. good roads and an easy haul to Douglas. .-.. a-
 This proposition applies with peeul- far force to the CeniEa district, the heart of which is only sixteen miles from the Shelter, City.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-20
YUMA.

The Felix Mahew mine, which was recently discovered near the famous King of Arizona mine, has been sold to New York and Denver capitalists for $350,000. The owners of the Ma hew were Felix Mahew, Nick Larsen and Chas. d'Corse. This strike was discovered by Mahew while searching for water for his burros. As stated at the time, the strike promises big things, and if half that is said of it is true. the owners will become very rich men.
 The purchasers of the property are Chas. H. Fay and E. M. Rogers of New York City, and R. K. Humphreys and F. N. Rogers Of Denver, Colo. The price offered for the property was $500, 900. which was raised s50.0 900 to- day by MT. Humphreys, who engin- cred the transfer.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-20
MARlCOPA.

The Alyarado is in a fair way to re- sume operations, and it is well known that the Octave will resume in a few days.
 The strike in the Monica mine, near Yarnell, means a great deal for the Wendendale sectional force of twenty five men has been kept busy running the tunnel, and at distanct of 105S feet tapped the ore body at 1000 feet depth on the dip of the ledge. At last reports they had driven into tn, quartz about four feet, and it is es- timated that the yedge at the point cC the strike is at least six feet wide.
 H. J. Beemer has made big strike in his Storm Cloud mine in the Has sayampa district, and is spending con siderablesin making that district one of the most important in Yavapai count.
 D. J. Sullivan, ex-assessor of Yava- pal county, has a heavy interest in the United Gold Mines company. a short distance west of the Congrss mine, that promises to be one of the great mines of the future. There is consid- erable work done on the property which reveals ore that presages a great future for it.
 F. A. Fletcher, superintendent of the Trinity Mining company, owning the Trinity and Keystone group of mines. in the Turkey Creek district tells of a remarkably rich strike of silver ore made in the latter mine during the past week
 He states that at 6 depth of 35 feet in the Keystone shaft fifteen inches of ore was found on the quartzite foot wall, some of which assays as high as 15 ounces in silver to the ton, and six inches of which sample from 300 to 500 ounces. The ore is a sulphide, similar fn character to that being mined from the Trinity mine, which is one of the early producers of the district, and on the same vein as the Keystone claim.
 As described by Mir. Fletcher, the ledge is 50 feet in width at the point of the discovery. It follows granite and porphyry contact, running in a northeasterly and southwesterly direc- tion, and where opened on the surface,  shows a number of velnlets of high grade silver ore between porphyry and slate deposits.
 In the Trinity claim, which was known in the early days of mining in the district as the Compton, there is a large amount of high grade ore in sight, which could not be disposed of at a profit under the conditions which prevailed in the years following its discovery.
 Active development has been com menced and the property taken by a syndicate of Prescott business men, made up of Messrs. Corbin and Bork of the Burke Hotel Drug store, I. D. L. Williams, Dr. J. Harvey Blain and F. c. Friedman.
 The group consists of six claims, and is located about eight miles south west of Mayer, the nearest railroad station on the Bradshaw Mountain railroad.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-20
MINERAL PRODUCED
 BY STATES IN l9O5

A new feature of the 1905 number of the volume, Mineral Resources of the United States" brought out an nually by the United States geologi- cal survey, is a series of tables com piled by Mir. William Taylor Thom, which shows the vSfue by states Of the mineral products of the country.
 These products, so listed, include both certain raw materials and also certain derivative materials in their first marketable condition. which do not appear in the table of mineral products of the United States as a whole. For example, both pig iron and iron ores are included as i'm portant products entering into the commerce of certain stases, and in like manner are. included both pig lead and lead paints: both clay products and raw clay; both coal and it's immediate derivatives, coke, gas coke, illuminat- ing gas, ammonium sulfate and coal tar; bauxit and aluminium; and also alum and aluminium sulfate. These
 derivatives and raws materials are here given, regardless of the conse- qHent duplication of values, in re sponse to a constant demand for this information thus arranged by states.
 Study of these tables will afford most people more than one surprise. For example, we thing of Colorado and California as our most representative mineral states, and yet the actual val. ue of Illinois mineral products was far greater than that of either Colo rado or California last year; more x1< 4-. Co <xRf fN.Ts fornia's output, for although Illinois has neither silver nor gold it produces great quantities of cement, clay, coal pig iron, stone and zinc. which are worth much more than silver and gold in the worlds markets.
 The sums total of these states out puts for the year runs as follows:
 Alabama ..... ...s 53.5s5, ,2ss Alaska .~... ... .. 1e,4s3,7 ,75s Arizona .... ..... m 41,346,13l
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-20
Supsricr & Boston.

Initial development work on the Great Eastern, Limestone and Black Oxide claims of the Superior & Boston has begun we'll, although on the first two named the work has been more of a preliminary nature. The old shaft on the Great Eastern is being retim- bered, all of the old timbers having been taken out and the entire shaft will be fitted with new timbers by the end of the present week. A steam hoist will be installed as soon as it can be secured.
 The same work is being done In the .'-1estone shaft. and the retimbering
 his shaft will also be concluded this
 k. The tunnel on the Black OK
 is being driven, and it IS expected
 the Buckeye vein will be cut in
 course of a few weeks.
 Keystone Mine. "
 'le other producing mines in the ing district! the Keystone has
 unable to make it's regular ship
 of ore since the last week in De Der. owing to the storms and re- ing bad roads.
 All the levels show good ore, the satest increase being in the lower ;Innel, which has reached length of about 800 feet, the breast being now in ore. A winze sunk on this level, $50 feet from the portal of the tunnel, is also in fine ore. Recently crosscut was started a short distance back from the face of the tunnel, which at twenty feet cut an eigAteen-inch vein of high grade ore, which appears to be a cross vein. Stoping has been active Iy carried on since shipments were in- terrupted and there is now an accumu- lation of ten carloads of shipping ore of good grade which will be sent for ward as soon as the condition Of the roads will permit. The company has a contract with the Old Dominion com pany to smelt all the ore produced from the Keystone mine.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-20
NOTICE.

All members of Carrie Reymann lodge No. 8, Degree of Honor. are earnestly requested to meet at Medi- govich hall Monday evening, January q, 1907. Business of urgent import snce must be transacted.
 MATTE HICKS, Chief of Honor.
 MARY GILL, Recorder.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-20
Inspiration.

Owing to the delay in securing sufficient quantity of coal, the seventy five ton mill at the Inspiration mine has not been placed in commission. There Is enough wood on hand to run the mill for ten or fifteen days, but Manager Coplen does not wish to start the mill until he is assured that it will not have to be closed down.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-20
A TRAIN LOAD OF GOOD ORE.

Thirteen carloads of ore from Gold field arrived in San Francisco on the 11th inst, worth the sum of s7,0oo, 900. and 1t was not much of a day for gold at that. Each car contained 100000 pounds of owe (5o tons), carefully sacked, and gold could be seen in al most every piece of it.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-20
TO TEST SANITY.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 1S.-Doctors Lustig, Wadsworth and Hatch, in sanity commissioners, made an exami- nation of Louis Dabner today to de termine whether his alleged insanity can be made to hold as a defense of the crime which he is charged with John Siemsen.
 Unless Judge Cook should decide to grant Dabner ] new trial or release him on the insanity plea, he will pc sentenced to be hanged.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-20

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Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-20

Senator Dorsey backed by English and French capitalists. has closed deals for 160 claims in the Clifton dis trict. among which are: The Stevens Copper company, 4s claims: the Elliot Wright group, 27 and the Celtic group, 20 claims.
 The company when organized will be one of the strongest in Arizona, and will be prepared to buld railroads to the mines and erect concentrating plants.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-20
Mitchell CnmnanX.

Actual construction work on the new 30O-ton shelter of the Mitchell Min ing company is expected to begin some time this week, according to Shelter Expert Freeman, who is in charge Of the work Six carloads of machinery for the smelter are now on the road and are expected almos: any day.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-20

Production of the United States in 1905" is issued separately in pam phlet form. Those desirous of know. ing the details of state production
 should make request for this summary from the director of the United States geological survey, Washington, D. c.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-20
Arizona Commercial.

The shortage Of fuel is still hamper ing operations at the, Arizona Commer- cial mines. At the Blackhawk sink ing is going on in the shaf. with al most a full force, but the sorce at the Copper Hill has been materially cut down owing to the shortage Of coal and the work being done is mostly o; a repair nature.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-20
CHA.
Alsdorf Property.

About thirty men are being employ ed on the Captain and Red Spring claims of the Aldsdorf property in the vicinity of the Inspiration. A two compartment shaft is being sunk on each claim, and they are now down forty and forty-ive feet respectively.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-20
Globe Consolidated.

Work at the Gem shaft and the Nal Iory mine of the Globe Consolidated is progressing with a full force at each place. The shaft on the Gem is now Se0 feet deep and 1t is expected that the 800 level will be reached the second week in February.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-20

John F. Weber. for many years su- perintendent and general manager of the San Juan mines, now owned by the Gila Valley Copper Company, has resigned his position and c. s. Gilpin has been appointed to i'll the vacancy.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-20
GRAHAM.

Copper was first made in the Terri tory of Arizona in the year 1873, at Clifton, in Graham County. At that time the LongfeIlow mine had an adobe furnace there and in it the ore was smelted. The nearest railroad to Clifton in those days was more than 800 miles away. This was only 34 years ago; and yet iR that time, short comparatively. seeming wonders have taken place.
 Near the same point where the an. cient adobe smelter was located, ex- ists today one of the largest reduction plants in the country, thousands of people are employed and the mines rank high in the production of copper.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-20

Los Angeles Cal, Nov. 30, 1sO6 Arthur Gleason Go. Hermsn Bldg, City hereby appointed Fiscal Agents to dis pose the Stock of the YELLOW TOP GOLD MINING COMP GoLDFTEI1D NEVADA. from the sale this stock be used only for de velop and of this property will that before this alot men will list this stock the Mining Exchanges of San Francisco
 truly
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 B. M BLYTHE, President
 E. ". PARKER, Secretary
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The La Jara chronicle., 1907-07-26
AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT
Directed by the State Agricultural College

as far as possible. Harrow alfalfa
meadow after each cutting. Wig
orous use of the hand sickle is us
ually desirable in preventing yell
low sweet clover from seeding.
Thorough cultivation of stubble
is great enemy of dodder.
While certain liquid sprays are
recommended by some authors and
are no doubt beneficial, the writer
believes that more careful farming
methods. "a logical and permanent
rotation of crops. keeping all fenc-
es and fence corners, bitches and
ditch banks free and clear of weeds
will go long way toward main
tanning clean alfalfa meadows.
Concerted attack on these weeds
by all farmers under one given
ditch system for three to five years
should be of great value to each
farmer aud, if he uses clean, pure
seed, be it alfalfa. grain or grass
seed, the meadows watered by that
particular ditch, should be free
from weeds.
Only by fighting weeds, in seas
on and out Of season, in neighbor-
hood unity, can we hope to cope
with them and especially the five
mentioned above
1t is hoped that these five weed
enemies may be named in Senator
brakes weed bill in the next leg
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under legal ban.
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