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Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-29
BARS OF BULLION
VALUED At $4,000
Result of Thirteen Days, Clean
Up at the Tom Rood
Property,

KINGMAN, Aug. 27.-CaDtafn l. p.
Hanson president OF the Tom Rood
Gold Mining company, came in from
that property, having in charge several
handsome bars Of bullion worth 946,-
900. This bullion was the result of a
cleanup of thirteen days run Of the
ten-stamp mill. This is probably one
Of the best clean-ups ever made in Arr
iona fFem ten-stamp mill in the same
space of time. Mr.. Hanson reports the
mine showing immense bodies of ore in
every opening. and what is most graft
flying, the ore is OF very high grade,
considerable of It running above 500
70 the ton.
The Tom Reed has been making q
record for Itself with its ren-stamp
mill. It's output for the month of june
was $4,000; July, $4,000. and for the
first fifteen days Of August, $4,000.
As soon as a larger reduction plant
tan be installed, the great bodies o.
lower grade ores will be extracted ar
miIIed, but with the small plant now
in use only high-grade ores will be
taken out. Water sufficient fos al
purposes has been secured and the mill
was only compelled to lose one day In
the past two weeks on tais account
Sinking below the present level vii
soon be under way. and it Is expected
! to run the main shaft down to depth
below the 500 as soon as possible. This
new company has been making ths
property pay its way ever since It was
taken over from the OLD Blue Ridge
company
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-29

cred the result of short covering as
the increase in public interest has not
been of sufficient proportions to cause
the sharp advance. Political news has
not as yet greatly affected sentiment,
but it is likely to become dominant
factor in the near future. We are still
inclined to think that the upward
movement is not consistent vita gen.
eral conditions and advise caution
around present levels.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-29
MininQ. <SngIters and Stock Quotations

Miami copper company has resumed
sinking the Red Springs shaft and is
still extending the drifts aid erosscuts
ON the 470-foot level and adding TO
the ore In sight. The caurn drills TO
be used 10 prospect Keystone property
are expected 20 arrive soon. and drill
ing win then be promptly started. The
use OF churn drills has become more
common ia the west in receat years.
and results are fairly satisfactory
wnere fat or blanket, ledg IS are en-
c ,ui,tered. or the mineral Is widS,y
disseminated as GIoven . De in the
Miami compasv's ground.
The famous Graham property, noted
for the large amount OF coarse gold
extracted from It's vein during the
first year following its discovery, is
located eleven miles northeast OF
Wnkenburg. near the Hassayampa-
The total output Of the Arizona Cop
per company for the month OF July
was 1920 tons OF Bessemer copper.
The above figures are slightly under
those of the previous month, caused
by numerous delays on account Of
the installation OF the new smelter
! Stack. The company had use of but
two furnaces and now there are three
connected Before the middle of Au-
gust the fourth one will be connected
/, AND the new construction work COM
pleted. At present small amount Of
fiue dust can be seen around the
work. and when the new stack Is I'm
isheL it is predicted that il will dis
appear entirely. Minor delays may
occur during August but it is more
than probable that larger output
viii be made than last month.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-29
AH|IIHIINIHG NOTES.

Renewed activity IS manifested ii
the Walker district
The work of opening the fourth
level at a depth 81 $40 feet in
the Red Springs shaft and opening the
great ore deposits on the levels above
proceeds steadily and with highly IA
yorable results.
w S. Conner is industriously pros
pecting Lynch creek in the vain en-
deavor to find the ledge from which
came float ore carrying thousands
OF dollars to the, ton which be picked
up.
The bonding of the Moetezuma group
for s150.000 is the largest transaction
since the Newman option on the Key
stone property was confirmed IN June.
smaller deals involving the transfer
OF single claims and small groups.
The Cleopat.e-z.:==si shelter win
start about the last OF September on
ore from the Dillon tunnel. The
values run from $40 to $50 wit. -=-..,;out
eighteen per cent copper. The Dillon
tunnel is now in 1920 feet and taps
six Lodges, IL. all Of which there is
good ore showing, the drifts being
SOC 10 1000 feet
The Tellurium Mining company,
/ whose claims are located about sixty.
five miles northeast of Mesa, has
practically let contract for the de
| seiopment at the mines TO <. l.
Griffin, who is an experienced min
ing man and who halls from the city
though for the past year he has been
suDerintending similar work at the
mines at Globe. The property has
been worked to depth of twelve
feet on The main ledge. at which
point ere was encountered which as
sayed $500 to the ton. It Is gold
property and Il Is the plan OF tas
company 10 have the ores treated os
smelling process. The ledge from
:.---..ssich this ore was taken Increases
considerably In width rs tne shat;
Is sunk, and the indications are tss.il
there is the making of a splendid
mine there. Mr. Griffin will assume
lcharge OF the development work on
the Tellurium properties at once.
Coco. reports continue 10 come IN
ffrn ffe section west 81 Globe 4
( -@rsch - " ,ni and Warrior coppci
4 companies are operating. A great
ore body lie being devsloDed Ia IN
Warricr company's Montgomery mine
and ore shipments have doubled. tn
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-29
TWO QUEENS GROUP
IN WINKLEMAN DISTRICT

PHOENIx, Aug. 2S.--fn view OF the
splendid showing made BY assay and
Otherwise 1t the Two Queens group
OF mines near winksiman in the Sad
die mountain district, recent action Of
the company's stockholders Is OF very
special interest At tie meeting re-
Gently held In Phoenix an entirely new
set Of officers was eleczed. who. i IS
believed. viii adopt an energetic
course In the neisas CO pushing de
velopment operations TO early com.
cleii3D.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-29
WALKER BROTHERS.
Especial wire to I. J. overlocg

Especial Wire to L. j. Overlook
NEW YORK, Aug. zs.--rhe market
toda5 opened steady ard then develop
ed strength. Union and Southern Pa
cs5c were the leaders and trey carried
the whole market WIFI them. Tie
bidding up CO. lnued antil the after
noon. when II became duh and then
sold OF. Tie early gains were loss
and before the close the market was
Irregular. The Advance has been Sc
rapid that a profit taking movement
was expected On the whole, the ma.
ket acted very well. The bank state
ment should be good We look for q
rather quiet marker tomorrow.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-29
LOGAN ANo BRYAN.
IpecIal Wirs 10 A.. ]. Overlook

Especial Wire 10 A.. ]. Overlook
NEW YORK, Aug. 25.--The list w-5
again vita the advance general Profit
taking at the close caused slight re
cession from the high level. but taken
as whole prices were firm Tners
has been no news recently to account
sor the strength IN the market and TIE
trading Is mostly professional Tie
advances for the most part are consid-
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-29
PAINE, WEBER & CO.

Especial Wire to L. j. Overlook
BOSTON, Aug. 2S-Activity in COP
pers continued today, but toward the
close the market reacted a little on
profit taking. North Butte and Range
both acted well and are due for high
er prices. Pools are working in Mass
achusetts, Michigan and Franklin.
There is a rumor of new developments
in Franklin that may be of benefit TO
the stock We do not expect much
change in the market tomorrow, but
think it may sag. Do not be fooled by
small fluctuations. This is a bull mar
ket and stocks should be bought every
time they are weak.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-29

LONDON, Aug. 2S-Great Britain
viii soon have four Dreadnoughts in
commission. two completing and two
building
Before the end Of the year two new
battleships of the class having i'm
provemept5 adopted after exhaustive
experiments with the first Of these
vessels, are to be launched, AID work
on still another is to begin
The progress made IN the provision
Of this most formidable OF fleets Is
shown In the following
Dreadnought-Laid down, 0csobez
1905; launched. February 1906;
months building, l. Beilerophon--
Laid down, December. 1906: launched
July, 1907; months building Z. Teme
raire-Laid down Januayr, 1907
launched, August, 1907; months build
ing, s. Superh-Laid down, February
1867; launched, November 1907
months building. g. ST. Vineent-Laio
down, December 1907; launched. Sep
tember, 1908: months building. s
Collipgwood-Laid down, February
1903; launched, November 1908;
months building. s. Vanguard-190S
Another unnamed--January, 1903.
The St Vincent. which was laid
down at Portsmouth last December, is
to take the water September 10, and
the coilingwood building at Devon
The Washington times., 1908-03-12
Fire Exits for Schools,
Chief Belt Recommends.
After Inspection Trip

As n result of his continued inspec-
ton of the public school buildings, Fire
Chief Belt decided after his visits 10 the
Peabody. Henry. and Pope schools yes
terday 20 make number Of important
recommendation TO the Commissioners.
Exits in all school from the basement
to The street VIII be urged. That each
room on the first floor Of buildings have
stairways to basement is aUothcr recon-
mendation, That each building bs
equipped with horoscopes, and that all
exposed woodwork be covered and an
wooden staircases removed and replaced
with iron or slate. is especially recon-
mended.
Speaking OF the different schools he
had visited. Chief Belt said changes
should be made at once at the ThOmD-
son. 4 found the basement ceiling not
plsstered. This ~ the worst danger sDot
! nave discovered 1 shall recommend
the woodwork he covered uD Seycra
buildings 1 have visited have wooden
stars. These should be replaced with
iron or stone. When this is done and
he exposed woodwork IN different Darfs
or the buildings is covered the fire dam
ger VIII he reduced 10 a minimum
Some or the schools have vertical ere
escapes. These should be done away
with and modern fire -escaEes Installed
on all buildings"
The Washington times., 1908-03-12
DANGER FROM FIRE
MENACE TO SCHOOLS,
SAYS SUPERINTENDENT

OF Iire must pass along a four-foOt hall
way alongside these furnaces TO reach
the doors For the 1905 appropriation
| the board asked for s.. 900 to eXCaVate
cellars where the furnaces might be
placed, and for other needed improve
lAehSs- This estimate was entirely drop
ped by the Commissioners.
1 have on my desk a protest frolH
The supervising principal of the Ninth
ulNlslOns saying that the new ketcham
school, Just accepted by the COmm1s-
sloners, has wooden stairway entering
: the building and another narrow wooden
stairway from the second floor TO the
! third floor assembly room. This is a
new building, remember, occupied only
this week.
The Cranch School is a striking ex-
ample. The dilapidated stairway there
was objected TO by superintendent Stu
art and the board four years ago, and
! the Commissioners We're asked 70 re-
place II. II still remains.
We contemplate modern $4,000 ad-
diuon TO the LangdOn school IN the esti-
mates for 1908 The Commissioners cut
the estimate 10 50, 600 and we are get
! ting siX-rOom frame building.
The board doesn't seek any cOntrO-
versy but il Is time that the authorities
should get busy and remedy conditions
rather than continuing 10 indulge in !alk
ana explanation. If we are allowed the
money we can repair the schools; other
wise. we cannot.
Recently. when we protested against
NAA estimates bClllE cut received a
/ letter from the Commissioners saying
/ the yalone were responsible for the ap-
preparations and recommended such as
! they deemed proper" The Commits
sioners explained to us in this letter
( that they were not accountable 10 the
1 board, but would reply 10 tie board 3
protest as a matter Of courtesy"
Captain Oyster today conducted a
4 Times representative TO the Potomac
school, where he exhibited some Of the
repair work such as he explained was
now being done by the building in
spector's department. a request had
been forwarded, he said. for repairs to
weakened steps leading to the school
rooms.
The repair work consisted in the nail
ing of two small planks across from the
weak stairs to the door jam opposite.
Il would be glad 10 take the Coulmis-
sioners, members Of Congress or anyone
else around with me some morning"
said Captain Oyster land a glance at
the kind of repair work now being done
az our schools will convince anybody
that the boards kicks are justified"
The Washington times., 1908-03-12
Oyster BLameS
Commissioners
For Negligence

"Its time to cease quibbling and to
begin work to remedy these conditions. d"
said President oyster, of The Board Of
Education. referring 10 a recent state
ment emanating from the District Com
Inissioners' office, denying responsibility
for the existing conditions.
II approve of the report 1t is very
conservative" he continued. Those
who doubt may visit the schools aud
see The records viii show wherein the
fault lies.
= visited the John I. Cook School
eAis morning I find both exits guard
e. By furnaces. The children in case
The Washington times., 1908-03-12
WEST VIRGINIA LAUDED
AT ASSOCIATION DINNER

West Virginia and West Virginians
were lauded to tho skies last evening
at the banquet held at the Riggs House
by the West Virginia Association. The
banquet was held in honor of the two
new Representatives from that State.
William y. Hubbard and George stur-
giss.
The address OF welcome was delivered
by Senator Scott. Senator Ellzins sent
a telegram explaining His regret at Ee-
The Washington times., 1908-03-12
NEGROES FIGHT GREEKS
WHO TOOK THEIR JOBS

CHARLOTTE, n. c.. March 12.-Five
Greeks are reported to DO fatally wound
ed as the result OF race riot between
Greeks and negroes at BeIIhaven in the
extreme eastern portion of the State. The
trouble arose over the replacement of
negro labor With Greeks by the Inter
state Cooperage Company. About sixty
negroes attacked the Greeks and drove
them into a neighborlng swamp. The
ancc.
The authorities OF Beaufort county
The Washington times., 1908-03-12
LAYMEN'S FEDERATION
INVITES NOTED L0ND0NER

An invitation to Gypsy Smith. of Lon
don. 70 visit the American Laymen's
Federation was extended at the meet
ing OF the association held last evening
for the election Of officers. The motion
vas offered By the Rev. DR.. Woodrow.
pastor Of the First Congregational
Church.
The following officers were elected TO
serve a year: President, II j. i. Mac
farIand: vice president. Miles b. Shand:
second vice president, Andrew wilson;
Secretary, d. A. Davis, treasurer Ed
ward LOCKER.
The Washington times., 1908-03-12

PEARL SOAP is the same size as
or soap and looks very similar-our
We VIII sell you as much as YOU
like department stores and then limit
FAIRY SOAP, 5 cakes FOR ice. No
want.
The Washington times., 1908-03-12

LIEBIG'S MALT EXTRACT, none
better or purer, steriliZed: usually
taken at meal times and before retir-
ing as a stimulant tonic, and used for
all rundown conditions; also used to
increase milk of nursing moth 10c
ers. Price, per bOttle............. lOS
Calomel and Soda Tablets, =, =
and u grain. 1Sc bottle OF 100.
The Washington times., 1908-03-12
ACCIDENTALLY SHOOTS HIMsELF.

wound in the left groin. inflicted by
the accidental discharge OF his revolver,
II. z. Hit, Los Angeles representative
OF n. W. Halsey & Co. bankers CT New
York and Chicago lies in the California
Hospital. Mr.. Hit was examining the
weapon, which slipped from his grasp
and was discharged.
The Washington times., 1908-03-12
A LOCOMOTIVE IN A THIMBLE.

The smallest locomotive engine in the
world weighs twelve grains, and three
drops OF water fills its boiler. This min
iature marvel was constructed by an in
geniOus American. Despite the fact that
Il could be placed inside a thimble. II rs
composed of 40 distinct pieces and Is
held together by hfty-two screws. The
stroke Of the piston is one-twelfth OF
an inch and it's diameter IS less than
one-ninth of an inch; yet when IL gets
in motion II works as though II were
tue strongest and biggest locomotive
that ever ran on raiis.-Exchange
The Washington times., 1908-03-12
PerfuLlerieS.

All soc Extracts Friday and satur-
day. 25c o.
Piver's Extract, Azurea and Le
Trefie, regular price Sl-00. Special,
6Oc.
CoIgate's Shaving Soap. SO per
cake. regular price Sc
Packers Tar Soap, 15c per cake.
Court Plaster free
Best French ROsewater. per pint,
bottle included. 25c.
A lot OF the best Extracts that
have sold up 10 co. an ounce, SPe-
cial tomorrow. sc ounce.
The Washington times., 1908-03-12
THE WASHINGTON TIMES, THURSDAY, MARCH 12, 1908.

ing unable to be present. Representa-
tive John Wesley Gaines, in his address.
said that West Virginia was one OF the
richest and most loyal States IN the
Union.
The Washington times., 1908-03-12

have appealed to the governor, who has
ordered tho Washington Light Infantry
TO the scene.
The Washington times., 1908-03-12

EMULSION OF COLD LIV-
Err OIL WITH HYPOPHOS-
PHITES OF LIME AND SODA.
This preparation is superior TO
most all other makes, as it con-
tainS . per cent of pure imported
Norwegian Cod Liver Oil (Lofo-
ten Brandt, and viii not Sepa-
rate. USeS-MakeS flesh and sur
passes any other remedy or food
for those suffering from pulmO-
nary affection; relieves almost in
Stantly coughs and colds. Direc-
tionS with each bottle. Price,
pint bottle. ...............43c
IMPROVED MUSTARD PLAs-
TERS-1O leaves in enameled tin
box Price. $50
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-08-27
OUR STAFFORD CT. LeTTER

Stah3sl q. H.. Va. Aug 22nd. 1905
Ih" VIII 1f Ludwei 8crud.r le,.a-. "a
I Wa proven IN the clerks ,Ui.-. fo d.,,.
ana Naai.cs Frau4iu gunIf.d -
ecutur "a
Wallace Franklin also quai6ed a.
administrator OF the estate of Nurgarl,
Franklin. deceased
ml-s Mary Green arrived home 10
Jay on q visit to her parents. Sine ha.
neen Ni-.tilg m baltimore Tor SOME tfns
iHl'r on Size VIII enter the Poabndy In.
sutut" there. where she prop. ses 81, ,,4.l
| 20 her already good musical education
Mr. Fitz. " oOdaEd. al New Ynrk i.
visiting tis parents here, Nr. and Mrs
George Woulard
Ms 4 >. Duukie and Miss Iizzie
piS @u' oi " A-hinSton. are visiting their
parents. Mr. ana Mrs !. * Bryan.
ih- nAtt.e OF "oA.ioi' WAS NOT In n
- compared with that which ragged
around Nnioh church tc1ioredD last san.
Gay. lt appeared - bench member M
another church was aio,.4 t,' 49,
wntn some pt the members tried 10 sing
him clown. Among th- r.pgleader- vras
one 81 such strong voice tnat ths bench
| brother could upt Pr. heard When the
rvhSFege euonleit the churchthis lne1nher
u lein'lie, was attacked hy the daughters
OF the bench brother. when r., sa.,, ~,
iur riz' was TOO SLOW a. expr. ssion ,Tbe
next dav Jusfi.ss s. 'e', ~ ,',I ''II' 1 IN, ne
% hand Just'c. r.. an p-,.s'd a ~. ~,
department OF religious worsbin ana
Justice Dodd took the sssauir c1lu,n1,'
Jointly th.y lifted abour sto ,,n, ~ .h.
| pocket books Of those females. Whether
the Lords treasury was depleted IN
any eA'eut depunent saith not. but
silence WI reign hereafter in End around
| the sacred precincts oi Sh,lob
The yourg p.onl. of +lf. .....,....
| epic nicing' thr-.dsy- rri. ,i.tt,,'.,i =. T.
day after. and fD- several davs f.r ~,
chigue. how e. nu came ,,hont hr1
! reolIt iuNy at scratch rifnn ,sb.r, ......l,
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-08-27
KING GEORGE NOTES


NlhS ueorge L. H., Va Aug 24
Mr.. and Mrs. T. j smiths Frederick.
burg, and their son, DIR. e.. Mason Smith
who Is the inferno oi st Luke's Hospital
Norfolk, have returned from "A visit 10
hr. and Mrs. Alien Smith.
The Misses Robh, OF "Gnvmootn have
the ioIowirg guests attending a house
party given by them: Mrs Bernard
Guest, Mr.. John Gue.t aud Niss Narv
Guest, Ashland; Miss C0urtenay Cfump
Nehmond' Miss Lila Alvey, Hagerstown,
Nd; Miss Carol Preston. Washington.
Mr.. teraard Robb, Richmond; MIR Jobn
Graves, Niles Barbara Frlck White and
Miss Nancy Darling
Mr.. Addison Davilson.o OF Beaver Falls
Pa, has purchased of the Davidson heirs
the hoe estate known as Spring Hin os
the Rappehannock
Miss Willie Nash, of Richmond. who
has been visiting Miss Minnie Smith bns
returned
Mrs. +. c. Fiishugh is visiting her son.
Mr. Horace Fitzhugh. ia New York
Mr.. Eugene Stuart aud yyiie and Miss
Clarence Fltzhugh. II New York. srs
Vi-lung relatives in the county.
Mr.. beui ) Minor. OF the Washington
bar, who tas been visiting his father
Mr. j. 4 M'uor,Rt Comorn. has returned
Mr.. W Mathews. Jr, of the Wash
ington Bar. has returned from a visit To
Mr. +. l.. Hunter
Mrs. Jamef IL Boggs Is visiting her
brother DR.. A. h Hooe, Washington.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-08-27
FAUQUiER
The late VIM. 4 Lewis Notes and Personals

Broad Kun, Va, Aug 2t, 1905
Mr.. VIM. II. Lewis. prominent and
weil-known citizen Ofthis county. died al
his home near Broad Run station Fri.
day. aged 40 years Mr.. Lewis WAS "a
meinher ui the famous Black Horse C,,v.
airy, and represented thi= county Ia the
Legislature for several years. lie leaves
widow. three sons Aud a. dtuphter
The funeral was held 81 the Church ~
Our Saviour, Georgetown. by the Rsv
Gary Gamble. rector His pniluearars
were members Of the Black Horse CIV
airy.
Rev VIM. II. Laird dllpd the rulpit of
st James church ON Sunday morning
aud was warmly gre, Ted by his former
congregation and hosts of irler d.. SIR
I1Ai9 was lere 90 conduct the funeral ol
the late [. W Smith et IFS request.
Much Interest D. being manifested h .r.
IN IN thr cfo"nlnS event of the se .son. rhp
Narrenton Horse Show. which take.
place 2nd and .lrl uf September Mr.
Blair Johnson. who was recently ,l..,. "a
70 M the vacancy caused bv the cpnth
OF {. W. Smith. j. making very Effort a.
have this the best 10 the State and
everything points that way.
Mr. Meicer Waller. oi Broad Fun WIN
shipped IL fine hunters TO Boston thre.
weeks ago. has mad very -uccsssh
UP with one exception one fine hor-4
was temporarily hurt In his stall. but
not ssriously
NJ. James h Foster and John W
W aler. OF The Plains, lost l3 staek- 4
hay, which were struck by igAtsisp
Monday night.
Judge Carter Scott, Of Richmond f.
spending some time IN Warrrn,on
MIR. David ). Forbes. of YOUR clty. Wa
welcome visitor 10 friends and ri itive.
here last week.
Hon. Z. g. Cariin was in Warnntnu
last week ON business.
Mr.. and Ms. ID. Mercer Waller were in
Portsmouth, y H.. when last heard
from aud have had "A most ,aiovabl.
TRIP, visiting the different sea-ilr rrsortl
Mr Cyril Wade Dalton has arrived
safely az London, alter n most delight.
lul voyage over ON the Lusatenia
Miss Lucy Douglas. Of Al xaudriA. at
tended tue german in Warrenton last
Friday night
Capt. Ca-satt. p. y. A.. camusa on the
farm OF Mr.. Henry Smith. near Warren
ton, last week with - cavalrymen from
Fort Myer for several DAYS Auexpress
ed themselves delighted with their out.
ing. Capt Cassatt L. n son ol the lat.
president of the pennsy lvania Railroad
We are pleased % note that Mrs. Salli,
W. Waller has entirely recovered from
her late indispusitiou.
The Uppervilie Horse show we have
Just heard will be- great success. Three
hundred entries have been received. We
trust both days will be- foe.
The Polo Club. of Warrenton. PLAYED
another game ON Wednesday afternoon
On the grounds of its captain. Mr.. z
Eordern. About 80 ponies were ON the
held and the game was the best they
have had vet.