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The Newtown bee., 1907-04-19

Carroll Blackmer has the care of Mrs Johnson.
 Carroll Blackmer has entered the employ of Robert w. Skilton.
 Charles Castle moved to Litchheld and works at painting for MT Rosbach. He has worked for MT Skilton a num- Der of years.
 Miss May Hill and Miss Boreman are the guests of Miss Adele Hill-
 Ernest Hill, who has bought the Reed place, is moving his goods from
The Newtown bee., 1907-04-19
DIR. DAVID KENNEDy'S FAvORlTE REMEDY

and from that moment began to gain and it was not long before Was entirely cured and have had no return of the trouble since. My weight has increased and never was so we'll as I am now. I have recommended Dr. Kennedy's Favorite Remedy to many people, for it saved my life.''
 Write to Dr. David Kennedy's Sons, Rondout, N. r., for free sample bottle of Dr. David Kennedy's medicine Large bottles sioo Ali druggists M ''''>
The Newtown bee., 1907-04-19
It is termed a linen wedding.

P. It is termed linen wedding. Re- ception from 3 until 10 p. m.
 Miss Lillian Rompff of New York was married, April 10, at her sisters home. She has spent many summers here, and had many friends who wish her much happiness.
 On Monday of this week the William Benedict place had the auction of their goods and farm utensils.
 April 10, daughter was born to MT and Mrs George RI. Johnson. Mrs
The Newtown bee., 1907-04-19

the Treat place, which he has been occupying, to his new home
 w. S. Blakeman and George D. Pal mer have m ade au exchange of horses. MT Blakem au let his fine colt go for MT Palm sr's Morgan mare.
 Reynolds Baldwin rem lius in the store with G. RI. Johnson.
 Miss Ethel Emmons was a guest of Mrs Robert Skilton over Sunday She is in the Normal school in New Haven.
The Newtown bee., 1907-04-19
MORRIS.


Mrs StOckbridge still is suffering with broken wrist and sprained arm and being her right hand it is very in- convenient.
 Cards are out for the 3Oth annivers- ary of the wedding of MT and Mrs William F. Palmer on Monday, April
The Newtown bee., 1907-04-19

For Catarrh, let me send you free, just to prove merit, trial size box of pr ShOop's Catarrh Remedy. It is tic balm that gives instant relief to catarrh of the nose and throat. Make the free test and see. Address Dr ShoOp, Racine, Wis. Large jars 50 cents. Sold by R. H. Beers & Co.,, Newtown; B. Hawley & Co.,, Stepney; I. J. Garvin, Bethel; S. J. Parks, Prumbuu.
The Newtown bee., 1907-04-19

undertakings, every citizen having something to do towards the final suc- cessful outcome, and each doing it to the best of his ability. At the head ry s. Mygatt, President of the First National Bank, a descendant of one of the towns early settlers and a mem- Der of a family that has ever striven to build ID and beautify the commu- nifty. Associated with MT Mygatt are leading citizens we'll known not only throughout Litchfield County but many of them all over Connecticut, notably Ex-Representative 0. M. Beach, Internal Revenue Collector w. Frank Kinney, State Senator Andrew e. Barnes, State School Inspector o. Noble, besides all the leading business men lof the community, each one of them being workers in every sense of the word. New Milford is situated on the Berkshire division of the New Ha- ven road. easily accessible from all sections of the State, and trains from Bridgeport, New Haven and New York run direct, while connections are made at Hawlcyville with trains on the Highland division. Special rates | will be made by the railroad. MRS PHILIP WELLS. | The funeral of Mrs Philip Wells, 1 WhOSC uOdUu OCCuIIcu OdUuTudy @ulkuUs took place from her late residence, Tuesday afternoon, Rev J. F. Plumb officiating. The deceased had been a great sufferer, dying of Bright's dis ease. Much sympathy is felt for the
 husband, the sole survivor, whose con- stant care during the long sickness has been one of deep devotion. w. F.
 Bennett & Son were the undertakers in charge. General sympathy is ex- pressed with Editor Wells in his great affliction.
 | A rumOr was in circulation that Ho. mer Landis, the genial clerk at Evitts drug store, was found dead in bed, Tuesday. No account can be given | for such false rumor to have been started.
 MT and Mrs 0. P. Bentley returned
 Monday evening, from their wedding journey.
 Fred Holman, who is working fol A. H. McMahon, the plumber, fel
 from the roof of St Johns rectory
The Newtown bee., 1907-04-19
The New Regal Styles

And just as wide a choice of them as you can get in the largest Regal Store ip New York City.
 You can get your moneys s worth in footwear this Spring but only by insisting or proof beforehand, becsus' the tremendous increase Il the cost of shoe materials ha sadly cheapenedthe averag' shoe.
 Regals are the same, honest quality as ever ] you don't have to take J anybody's word-of /Q mouth for that. You / N get the Regal Spec
 ifications tag be- A
 fore you buy, to ssN prove it, and 1t N Is the only sign-l ss ed shoe insur-k .;ssssss|5 ance on earth.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-21

It is the intention of the railroad company to take up the work of fin ishing the spur to the property within the next couple of days. There still remains a bridge to be constructed, and a considerable length of track to be laid This work will probably con sume two weeks. The work of fram- ing the ore chutes Is well under way. and they will be placed in position as soon as possible.
 The work of sinking the shaft is being prosecuted steadily and up to the present time a depth of l160 feet has been attained. On the HOO level the three drifts started some time ago are being driven forward in their re- spectiye directions. Two of these drifts are in ledge matter ana man ganese. carrying small copper values. During the past couple of days the formation has changed slightly, con siderable water coming in. and the driving of the drift into ore is looked for at each round Of shots At the present time the longest drift lacks about co feet of being below the point where ore was broken into on the 1000 level.
 On the surface preparations are being made for the installation of ap. paratus to handle oil for fuel The foundations for the tanks are almost completed. and the tanks, which were ordered some time ago, are expected to arrive early in August.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-21
sHATTucK-ARizoNA.

Al the Shattuck-AriZQna the same average shipments to the smelters at Douglas which have been made dur ing the past couple of months have been maintained-averaging about 3GO tons Q day With the installation of new machinery the management expects in the near future to increase this production materially.
 The new Sulliyan-Corliss cross com. pound compressor which arrived at the property 8 short time ago is now being erected. and will be ready to be put into commission within a short dime. This compressor will supply thirty air drills, and as soon as it is placed in commission the smaller compressors which have been in use up to date will be removed.
 On the 800 level work is being pushed steadily forward in the drift which, at the present time, is in low grade sulpbide, running about ? and 3 per cent copper. The drift at the present time is in 15O feet and is being driven rapidly. 4 crOsscut is being run on this level, that is alsC in low grade ore.
 On the 700 and soc level the wOri of opening up the various stopes is being carried on with the most favor able results, and new ore bodies art being developed.
 A new 15O h. p. boiler ordered some time ago has been delivered at tht property. and brick masons are nov at work installing the foundation which it is expected will be complet ed within the coming week. WheI f this new boiler is placed in position the force of the battery will be in creased to T50 h. p.
 WOrkmen are now engaged witt the work of erecting the new com pressor building, which will be fin ished within a short time.
 Since Tuesday of last week thu miners employed at the Shattucl have been going underground at tht Czar shaft of the Copper Queen Con solidated Mining company. They ar lowered to the 200 level, whicl strikes the 500 of the Shattuck. Thi arrangement saves the men the lOnt climb up the hill, and has proved u be very popular with the miners.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-21
OHIO COPPER.

The driving of the Mascot tunnel of the Dalton & Lark mine Is being pushed with rapidity and is now at aa interesting point. IL Is a matter Ef bnt a short time until it will have reached some of the important ore bodies of the Ohio mine. This prop erty has developed into one of the most valuable propositions in the camp Ci Bingham, especially when its Sbeap operating cost is taken into C;tsaSideraUcn. The ore after being mined Will be run out of the tunnel direet 10 the mill now being built near the portal of this adit. The Ohio company, unlike other corporations operating in the same district will mol have to depend on a railroad to haBl ore to the place of treatment 4 water supply sufficient for all pur- E<lses will be obtained from the Mas cE1 tunnel. Work is progressing fa- EsJTablg on the new mill, which s5oGld be ready for operation by the end of the present year.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-21
WHITE MOUNTAIN HEALTH
 RESORT OF NAVAJO co.

Probably the greatest business proposition ever undertaken in Maya jo county is the proposed sanitarium for the treatment of tuberculosis now being established a ShOwlOw by our estimable fellow t0wnsman, Dr. Geo. P. Sampson. A stock company has been organized with a capitalization Of five hundred thousand dollars, to equip the sanitarium, tenting grounds and automobile service from HOl- brook and furnish to the patients every health-giving essential in the way of equipment and amusement de- vice.
 The headquarters will be located at ShowlOw where the company has pur- chased the Tuning Ranch with all its extensive buildings and water rights, and which is one of the most delightful spots in ali the beautiful White Mountains.
 ShowlOw Creek, a large stream of pure, cold mountain spring water, flows through the grounds and the magnificent pine forest which crowns the hills surrounding the ranch, lend to the dry, bracing air that wonder ful balsamic odor so soothing to the lungs of the patients who take the treatment there.
 Six miles farther into the mount aims the company has purchased forty acres of land on the banks of Wood lawn Lake, a sheet of water surround ed by the pines. with gently slOping banks, which vanish into Iawn-like vistas, calculated to charm the eye, sOoth the jaded spirit and put the
 
 anyone who is fortunate enough to spend a few weeks upon its shores. The company has already bought and started a dairy ranch, stocked with fuH-blOoded HOlstein cattle, to provide pure milk, cream and butter f1; it's commissaTy and intend to fur nish in all other lines food equally l as carefully selected and prepared, and with such amusements as golf, tennis, trout fishing, turkey and deer hunting and horseback riding, all un- | der the careful supervision of en- ployes who know the country like a book, it would seem that the life of the patients would be a happy one, which spirit goes a long way toward ultimate recovery Of good health. When we look about us in this town and it's immediate surrounding country and see the many big, strong healthy people whom we know to | have come here physical wrecks upon the rocks of the great white plague, and who have recovered this glorious health through our wonderful air and sunshine, we can well believe that the percentage of cures that will be effected at this sanitarium will en- courage the American people to work 1 even harder in their efforts to stamp out that curse of rich and poor alike I-tuberculosis.
 We know that many of those pa tients who will be cured here will never return to the east, but will stay here with us, make homes and become citizens, so let us encourage them to come by boosting in every way a proposition whose aims are above the mere sordid gathering of wealth-the uplifting and rejuvenat- 1 ing of afflicted humanity.-Winslow Mail.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-21
25,0 ACRES IS DE-
 N0UNCEMENT MADE
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been operating, Arizpe Development has accomplished an immense amount of work along lines of the most commendsble sort in assoeia ton with the mining industry. Both on the mining and business ends there has been careful, steady prog ress. The property has at no time been over-rated by it's management in advancing its interests ir the stock market, nor has there been undertaking on the part of those dl- rectly concerned as to the immensity of the proposition with which they have had and still have. to deal in bringing about it's development in manner commensurate with its known worth and great extent. As a result there has been continuance with the Arizpe of the splendid rec ord made by Greene Consolidated and Greene-Cananea for always having more to show than the inquiTing wis itOr expected to find That such is the case is the best given proof by the readiness with which the com pany succeeded in underwriting @ suf- ficient block of stock to provide money for all its requirements when it was ready to enter into such placing of it's issue on the market for real results. Of course there was eT- porting on the ground in advance of closure of its stock transaction last year and it is pIeasurable to know that those who put the big money into the enterprise have since with out exception found occasion upon visits to the district to say highly commendable things about the ground and to carry away high praise for the Cananea camp as a whole
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-21

along definite lines by President Giroux.
 While other companies in Ely have been opening the immense porphyry deposits. MT. Giroux has been sinking the Alpha shaft with a definite idea of locating the rich ore deposits from which the copper came that enriched the porphyry. He believes that this lies within the dike zone containing the Alpha and other claims, all con fined within the borders of the Giroux property.
 MT. Giroux has always believed that he would strike these deposits in the Alpha shaft below the water level. Apparently he has been a good proph- ct in this case.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-21
DOMINION COPPER.

M. M. Johnson. chief engineer of the Dominion Copper company, has arrived in New York from the Bound ary mining district He is quoted as saying:
 The outlook at the Dominion com pany's property is excellent. We have not acquired any new property re- gently, but have had under eXamina- tion several claims, the options on which, however, will not be eXer- cised; at the moment we are making other examinations, which I hope will result successfully so that we may add some new property to our mining lands.
 "On June 25 we started our new third furnace, but it will take about 30 days before this is run at its full est capacity By that time the com pany will be in position to treat 1500 tons of ore day. Plans have been made. according to the wishes of the directors. for additional smelling ca pacity of another 15O0 tons.''
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-21
SANTA FEE COUNTY
 CAMPS BOOMING.

The improvements of transporta- tion facilities and the higher price of the metal along with a decreased cost o9 production has brought to life many of the camps of Santa Fe coun- ty, N. NJ. The towns of Madrid, Ce- rillos, San Pedro, Golden and others are all booming.
 Three anthracite and two bitumin- ous coal mines have been opened up at Madrid and over 100 miners are at work under ground.
 In the vicinity of Cerillos a num- Der of abandoned workings have started up. The price of zinc ore has been the chief encouragement to start working
 At the San Pedro camp the rejuve- nation of the Santa Fe Gold and Cop per company has infused life in the whole district. This company is now working about $50 men. The great est handicap to the San Pedro camp has been the lack of railroad facili- ties.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-21
DEVELOPMENT AT
 cANANEA-BiSBEE

Developments are progressing rap idly at the Cananea-Bisbee. The work is being concentrated on shaft No. ' and on the first level the drifts are working through the ore uncovered some time ago.
 The work has shown the dimen- sions of the ore body, but the man. agement as yet refuse to make a statement
 A shaft known as No. 10 is being sunk west of No. for the purpose of determining the western boundary of the deposit and shaft No. Il will be soon sunk to the east for determining the eastern boundary.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-21
GOOD PROGRESS
 IN LOCAL MINING
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camp NbiIe we are not familiar ssith the ins and puts and why's and &benefones of railroad business, it sgooks to us as if a prohibitive raise aan freight rates is equivalent to kill iag the geese that laid the golden Eng the goose that laid the golden egg" At any rate, such policy will .sliscOsTage investments in Dwlgrade mines here and that is bad for the -eoantry and bad for the railroad as well It is the big low grade mines that make business for both the coun- eKy and the railroads, and the latter can increase their traffic here only bS encouraging the development and operation of such properties.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-21
nIRnIIX

Te Nevada Northern railroad will reach the Giroux property in about month and this will greatly facilitate operations.
 The Giroux company has mineral ized tract two and one-fourth miles long and one and one-fourth miles wide in the. very center of the Ely camp, in one body, and under govern ment patent. It was the first prop eTty to be opened in the district. Al though the development work was slow at first, it has been carried
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-21
SUPERIOR ( BOSTON.

Sinking is in progress on three The Great Eastern shaft is Gosn 220 feet, limestone shaft about I5G feet and the winze in the west arfff of the Black oxide 35 feet. On al these claims the lodges are strong and show considerable low grade ore ia shallow openings and the manage HJe2t is confident of striking pay ore IE0 10 300 feet deeper, which should IAg reached whithin the next GO days.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-21
OLD DOMINION.

Cld Dominion has closed another good month, in some respects the best of the year thus far Much was accomplished during June in the way of mine development and new con stTuctiOn, and the production of cop per will at least total 5000 900 pounds. perhaps slightly in excess Of those figures. June was the best month this year in respect to the re- zcsipt and accumulation of supplies, iRcIuding ores, coke, coal, oil, lumber and machinery, insuring the company against any possible interruption of operations for several months to come
 Mine development has been an Im- E1Ortant feature and all of the pToduc- -fion of ore from the company's mines 3laS been heavy and reserves have been increased. The 14th level de- EelOpments have been important, ChC known extent of the sulphide ore shoots being considerably larger than "a month ago.
 Number 1 crosscut has been driven through vein No. l and the ore is richer than in crosscut No. 2. The a ore opened near the hanging wall Dy me drift from crosscut No. ? to No. is also of higher grade than in the cT0sscuts and carries a greater per e cEntage of sulphur, which is a desid- feTstum reached by any of theetaOin erafum No sulphide vein has not vet heen reached by any of tEe cross, cu-s on the 14th level, but on the 18th this vein has been encountered s3nd found to carry high values.
 H drift being run west on No. vein, 18th level, has been in 20 per. cent sulphide for some distance and 9his rich ore body is 10 feet wide The double compartment winze is aSuRk 50 feet below the 14th level; sinking was interrupted last week tC pnt in timbers. The work is being s1G2e by contract and will be pushed as rapjdly as possible The Kirby vein is producing the usual quantity of sJllnhide ore and the upper levels of the mine are furnishing about the same tonnage of OxidiZed ore as here tO fore. Extensive development worH is being carried on as usual.
 Work on the new furnace is near Ing completion With five furnaces in blast the production of copper fol the month should be increased to 3, 50o, ,000 pounds. Grading for the new sdast chamber and stack is well under way and construction should begin .ezrIy next fall and be completed be fore the close of 1907, when the sixth -EREHace will also have been installed
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-21
ARIzoNA coMMERcIAL.

Shipments of ore by this company from the Copper Hill mine, which were curtailed for a short time owing to the breaking down of the locomo- tive on the company's railroad, have again reached the normal of 200 tons per day. At the Black Hawk mine pump station and large sump are be- iag cut at the 500-fUut level where a pump is to be installed and sinking resumed
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-21
NATIONAL MINING.

ff,he National Mining Exploration company has installed pumps in the EFUn Cap shaft and it has now been psImped dry. At the company's New Era property, according 0 report, good ore has been opened up in three places.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-21
sHATrUck.pENN sMELrER.

to the construction of the Shattuck- Denn smelteT at Douglas can be ob- tained until the arrival Of the various directors, who have been unable to leave the east for the meeting here on account of pressing business.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-21
pENN-ARIzoNA.

DnIess some unexpected delay oc- c eHTs it is the intention of the man asement to commence the shipment .Cf ore from the Denn-AriZona to the sznselters at Douglas about the first day of September, thus placing this property in the class of producing mines Before shipments can be made. however, it is necessary that The railroad spur be completed. and
 Ehzs the various preparations neces- -sary about the mine itself are made.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-21

Having been decorated with the Vic torian order by King Edward, Signor Caruso will probably be able to lose his grouch over that $10 fine for his mcnkey-house gaiety.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-21
DEAL CLOSED FOR SALE
 OF RUENA VISTA MIN

PARRAL, July 20.-A deal has been consummated for the sale of the Buenavista property adjoining the Electrico mine at Parral to the Elec- trico company. The ElectTico com pany's mill is to be enlarged to treat additional ore.
 According to the company's report, the mill has now been operated 60 days and last month the net earnings were $25,000. When enlarged it is believed the earnings of the mill will be $40, GOO monthly ..
 The boys who held cannon crackers in their hand too long on the Fourth, are not likely to hold any next year. At any rate, not in the same hand.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1907-09-04
Closing K. of P. Session.

The sessions of the annual gatherin.
ct the Grand Lodge, K. P, held las
Wednesday resulted in the election of tn,
following officers:
Grand chancellor elect c. P. Ewins
North Troy; grand vice-chancellor. Mai
T. M. Wiley, Barre; grand prelate, FREQ
:. Shonyo, Lyndonville; grand keeper Of
records and seal, DR.. c. F. 0. Tinker
St. lohnsbury; grand master of exchequer
r. w. Booth, Essex Junction; grand
master-at-arms, Carl D. Reed, Mont.
peller; grand inner guard, F. A. Elkins,
Island Pond; grand outer guard, A. H.
k,lng, Richford; supreme representative
elect, T. Cowles, Hardwick.
The officers were installed bv P. T.
CoWles, assisted by other grand officers.
The order of Pythian Sisters which
held its sessions in connection with the
annual encampment elected these officers:
Grand chief, Mrs. 0. H. Henderson, St.
(ohnsbury; grand senior, Mrs. Luna
Dodge, Bellows Falls; grand junior, Mrs.
hHoyt; grand manager, Mrs. Lillian
Dodge Barton Landing; grand protect
or, Mrs; {. F.. Ewins, North Troy; grand
guard, Mrs. Eva Badger Danville; repre-
3entatives to supreme lodge, Mrs. Rose
aylor, Hardwick, Mrs. G, L. Pillsbury,
5roton; alternate, Mrs. Eva Bailey,
1roton.
:, Inc officers were installed by Supreme
-hief, Mrs. Anna NJ. Young, of lanes
Tile, Ohio, assisted by Mrs. Taylor and
Mrs. Bailey.