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Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-04
BIG STRIKE IN YUMA
COUNTY IS REPORTED
Little Clara Property Is Scene
of Alleged Find of VaIu-
able Gold Ore,

Prospectors from the Big Williams
district of northern Yuma county ale
greatly excited over a big strike made
in the little Clara property Sunday,
and George Burch. who is In Phoenix
from the, mine, safes tlat as
soon as the strike becomes generally
known there will be rush of fortune
hunters into the district.
Burch states that on the 20O-foot
level of the Crown Princess claim in
the Little Clara group a four-foot
ledg. Of ore. averaging $500 in gorl
to.tbe ton, and running into thousands
of dollars in the richest streak, has
been opened up.
As Burch came out yesterday the
rich strike was known to prospectors
in the surrounding camps. and several
were preparing to start for the Big
Williams district, hoping to secure
claims that may prove rich N gold.
The Little Clara property IS better
known as the Carrigan strike. which
attracted wide attention about three
wears ago when ore that ran as high
as 100000 in gold ID the ton was
fouud near the surface. Al hat time
there was a rush into the district,
Hundreds Of claims berg stak~c.
In the opinion o. BUTch, who has
prospected all over Arizona, Nevada
and Colorado, the Big Williams dis
trict would attract as much attention
az Rawhide. Goldfeld or Tonopah If
located in Nevada.
Burch says that the strike made in
the Little Clara property Sunday is
the richest, considering the size OF
the ledge. that has yet been made in
the mine. He believes it will be fol-
lowed by rush of prospectors as soon
as II becomes generally known.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-04
COPPER GREEK CO.
BUYS MACHINERY
Mine Near WinkIeman Is Pre-
pairing to Operate on an
Extensive Scale.

PHOENIX, April 3.-Twenty-fve
carloads of mining machinery will
pass through Phoenix within the
next two weeks on their way from the
east to Winkleman, from where they
viii be hauled twenty miles south to
the property of the Copper Greek
Mining company in the Mammoth dis
trict Superintendent Roy Sibley
now has force of men at work, pre-
pairing to instan hoists, reduction
works and other machinery to ham
die the rich ores that have been found
in the mine as the result of recent
development
Since the building of a wagon road
between Winkelman and Mammoth
the Copper Creek company and sew
eral others in the Mammoth district
have changed their base of supplies
from wilcox to Phoenix.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-04

100000 OFFERED
FOR A KOFA GROUP

YUMA, April S.-Reports are daily
coming from the neighborhood of
Kofa, and all indicate satisfactory
development in the various parts oil
that rich district
The 75-ton mill for the North Star
mines, recently unioaded at Dome, is
being hauled to the camp by a force
OF seven big teams, E. F. Sanguinetti
being the contractor. The work of
constructing the foundations for me
machinery, which, besides the reduc-
ton works, comprises ice and refrig-
Grating machine and an electric light
plant, is well under way. A well for
supplying the mill and the camp is
TO be bored and preparations for this
work are so far advanced that drnl-
ing is expected to commence before
the end of the present week.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-04
RICH STRIKE
In DUNkIRk,
near PRESCOTT
Two Feet of Ore Said to
Sample S48 Per Ton En-
countered In No. z Tunnel
on Property.

PRESCOTT. April 3.--Nezss of al
important strike I'M the Dnnkirk mIns
has reached this city Tho report,
which is reliable. states that two
feet OF ore was encountered in a cross
ledge struck in No. 2 tunnel. which
samples S4S to the ton in gold, silver
and copper. The new find was made
Saturday, since when drift has been
run on it several feet, the ore body
showing continuity in size and values
as far as opened, The cross ledge
was encountred so feet in from the
mouth of the outcroppings on the
cross vein, which shows a width OF
twenty feet on the surface and twe1-
ty-five feet where struck in tae tuE-
mel.
The cross vein has been exploited
very little and the finding of such a
promising body of ore at this depth
was surprise to the management
and those familiar with the property
since its discovery in the latter SOS
When it produced a large amount "
rich gold ore which paid a handsome
profit to its discoveries by the prim-
tive arastra method of treatment
Work in No. 1 tunnel. the lowest
opening in the mine. is being rushed
a. rapidly as possiille. This tunnel
wiz tap the Nzoss ledge 49, Ieet
deeper than No. 2. II is expected
that the ore body will De found in
the cross ledge here stronger than
in the upper level. as it is one of the
peculiarities Of the Dunkirk mine that
its ore bodies increase in size and
richness with depth. When the
cross ledge is reached in the lower
tunnel it will be explored by raise
connecting with the upper level where
the discovery was made, Saturday.
Drifts will also be run on the cross
ledge. according to plans now under
consideration by the management.
The property is owned by the
Mount !Tritle Copper Company. Oper-
atoms are being carried on in three
levels in the mine AID the output is
treated in the new mill lately in
stalled near the mouth of the lower
tunnel Regular consiglments of con-
centrates reach this city daily from
the new mill which is giving salts
factory results in the extraction of
the values in the ores.
An assay Office and new bunk
house were recently finished near the
mine and the camp is now modern in
all its appointments, the only draw
back being the distance from railroad
facilities. The proposed narrow gauge
railroad to the Lookout mine. which
will. in all probability, be constructed
this year. will pass within short
distance of the Dunkirk mine. afford
ing railroad connections with Hum
boldt and other smelters. which will
be a great saving in the transporta-
tion of the product to market.
The Dunkirk group, comprising
eleven claims, is located on the
southern slope of Mount Tritle, near
the head of Slate creek, twelve miles
south of this city.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-04

LOWER PRICES
P REVAILED
New York Market Was Weak
the Entire Day and Unlisted
Stocks Were QMet-Giobe
Shows Strength, :
CBy Frank ]. Graf.l

The market opened in fair form,
although during the day there was
considerable liquidation, and at the
close lower. prices prevailed. The
New York market was a weak az
fair the entire day and closed weak.
The unlisted market was very quiet.
DEM Arizona at the opening was in
fair demand at $500 per share. while
Snattuck was offered at IL "a, with
practically no trading. Superior &
Pittsburg Is being well supported at
u IL, and Greene Cananea closed
at 8 SO. Globe Consolidated is
showing considerable strength, clos
ing at 500 bid.
North Butte and Butte Coalition
closed somewhat lower than the
opening. Copper metal shows a
slight decline. The entire market
looks as though 1t should be bought
for a good profit.
Closing OuOtaA iOnS
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-04
Bonanza Circle and Warren District
Stocks a Speciality.
Agent for the Liverpool & London and
Globe Insurance Companies.
April Bird, 1908.

April Bird, 1908.
The New York market closed very
weak with strong indications of
lower opening tomorrow, although we
do not think the recession viii be OK
long duration. Copper metal was re-
duced 1-S of a cent, Lake copper be-
ing quoted at 1887. The market has
been very dull today, there being only
94s,500 total sales in New York.
Local stocks have been quiet and
Iifeless and remain at about the
same as at the close yesterday. Butte
Arizona has moved up just a trife,
being quoted at 40 cents bid and ~
cents asked, and is a good buy at
that price. Buy before advance.
Closing Quotations:
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-04
PAINE-WEBBER LETTER.
fspecial wire to !. ]. Overlock.l

Especial Wire to l. ]. Overlock.)
BOSTON, April 3.-The market to-
day was very dull with prices I'M
changed. Some scattered liquidation
is coming in, but new buying just
about takes care OF it. The metal
situation does not look quite SO well
and prices are a shade easier. The
heavier selling of Boston Consolidated
is over for the present and this stock
may be allowed to rally couple
points.
Copper Range holds very well and
Is being quietly picked up. Shannon
is doing very well aud in its present
showing ought to be selling for TWEEN
" at least. 1t is making fifteen mil
lion pounds of copper month at a
cost of II IA cents laid down in New
York
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-04

Very reliable information is gwen
out that the group of claims common
ly called the Amabisca strike, which
lies west Of and adjoins the Ready
Money group, is being negotiated for
by a company of English capitalists
who have offered to bond the proper
ty for 100000.
Some very rich rock has recently
been taken from the claims owned by
Althee Medesti and Paul Moretti.
that makes this property, in the opin-
ion of many mining men of the dis
trict, rival of the North Star.
A small force of men is now at
work on the stretch of road through
Castle Dome Pass. The great suioun,
of freight and travel now going over
this road calls for a much greater
outlay Of money than the present
state of county finances permits.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-04
NEW YORK CAPITALIST
VISITS SiLVERBELl
{. B. Kurtz Looks Over the FL
Trio Mine.

TUCSON, April Be. B. Kurtz,
vice president of the American FL
nance and Securities company of New
York left this morning in an automo-
bile for Silverbell to view the work
that is being done at the Ell Trio
mine, which is owned by his company.
He was accompanied by his wife and
]. NJ. Ormsby.
The party spent the day at the
mine and expected to return to Tue
son this evening. The FL Trio mine
is located just a short distance from
the town Of Silverbell.
Extensive work has been done on
the property. Difficulty was expert
enced about a year ago with water,
but enormous pumps have now been
installed to care for the surplus mine
water
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-04
TESTER & HICKS.
Brokers.
Over RInehart's Drug Store-Rooms
3 and 4 Antler's Building.
Blsbee, AK, Aprll 8. 1sOS.

Bisbee, Ariz., April 8, 1908.
The markets were weak throughout
today About / point win cover the
average losses in the New York list,
st. Paul and New York Central show
ing the most weakness.
Copper metal declined another
eighth today and this with a weak
New York market weakened copper
stocks materially and fractional re-
cessions are shown throughout the
list.
? OF the curbs, Saattuck and Dean
issues showed the most weakness.
Warren is in good demand, with
bids of s3.12 failing to locate any
stock. The balance Of the list is
quiet and unchanged.
Closing Quotations.:
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-04
WALKER BROTHERS LETTER.
(special Wire to i. J. Overlook. !

Especial Wire to L. ]. Overlock.l
NEW YORK, April 3-The market to-
day was professional and in the after
noon became quite weak The volume
of business was light and there was
little outside interest. We look for a
good bank statement tomorrow, but
do not look for much activity.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-04
LONDON IN ARIZONA.

London is the name of one of the
future mining metropoiises of Ari-
IONA. according to Thomas ]. Fry OF
Los Angeles. Mr.. Fry is one of the
members or the London Townsite
company and has just acquired title
to the old Winkerman ranch, near
the property of the London-Arizona
Copper company in Pinai county.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-04
A. M1NTYRe 8 CO. LETTER.
fspecial Wire I.

Especial Wire to L. J. Overlook
NEW YORK, April 3.-The situa-
ton and outlook from out point OF
view suggests a continuation OF duh
sagging conditions in the general
market rathersthan otherwise. and we
would therefore rather favor me
LIQUIDATION Of speculative accounts
than Increase commitments on the
bliu side With so MANY uncertainties
hanging over the market. ~
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-04
BUYING MINING MACHINERY.

Ell PASO. April &C. B. Robin
son. one Of the best known operators
OF the Globe mining district, is in
the city from that camp. He is ne
gotiating for machinery for deep op-
erations he proposes beginning soon.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-04
EXPECTS TO SHIP SOON.

TUCSON, April 3.-W. E. Cartier,
Of Wall G Cartier, has returned from
trip to Kansas City and went to
Weldon Monday. They are working
IL men in the Locomotive mine, on
which they have lease. Mr.. Cartier
says they expect to break into ship
ping ore within ten days. Mr.. Car
tier leaves for a short business trip
to Ludington, Mich, and will return
about the middle of the month
Wanted-Clean cotton rags at Re
view Office. SIS.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-04
LUCKY ARIZONA PRospEcroR.

John Thompson, owner of the Pay
master mine in the Hassayampa dis
trict near Prescott, after owning and
working after fashion, his claim for
a quarter of century. bonded it for
$4,000 to Andy Linn, who Immediately
discovered a vein running $500 to the
ton in free milling gold.
Da.ztarz Uopf Ada hiring rozulfs
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-04
PRITcHARD G. KEEN

Review Want Ads. Bring Results.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-04

wanted-Clean cotton rags at Re-
view once. s1s.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-04

Review Want AZ BRING ResuIts.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-04

Review Want Ads. bring results.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-12
ANDALUsIA SEWERAGE.
Government Putting in Modern Im-
 prOvements.

Andalusia, Sept, 10-(Speciai)- Work has been begun on the sanitary sewerage for the town of Andalusia.
 The work has been pushed with such speed that at present the mains on cot ton street have been put down. all though a ditch of some five feet In depth has to be dug.
 Next week the contractors expect to finish over half the work of putting in the mains. The contract is expect cd to be finished by November. and it win mark the greatest improvement the town has ever undertaken. The contract calls for an outlay of about ss. 900.
 The Andalusia Dispensary made its monthly report yesterday, and shows A net profit for the past eight months of $f4O00. This represents the profits for the dullest part of the year and it is expected by those in charge that by the end of the year the dispensary will have placed in the city treasury some thing like $25.000.
 Yesterday afternoon Mrs. N. B. Sol- loman entertained the married ladies club, with one of the most lavish en- tertainments of the season. The party was given at the club rooms of the Beavers. The rooms were beautifully decorated for the occasion. with palms, and flowers, the color scheme being white and green.
 The prize for the highest score was a beautiful violet stand. and was won by Mrs. s. B. Milligan. Little Miss Alice Ashford Broughton acted as
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-12
MOTHER AND CHILD
Both Fully NOurished on Grape-Nut


 The value of this famous food is shown in many ways, in addition to what might be expected from it's chem ical analysis.
 Grape-Nuts food is made of whole wheat and barley, is thoroughly baked for many hours and contains all the uses to build up brain and nerve cells.
 It contains also the ph hosphate of pot ash grown in the grains, which Nature uses to build up brai hand nerve cells.
 Young children require proportionate- ly more of this element because the brain and nervous system of the child grows so rapidly.
 A Va. mother found the value of Grape Nuts in not only building up her own strength but Tn nourishing her baby at the same time. She writes:
 "After my baby came I did not re- cover health and strength. and the doctor said could not nurse the baby as did not have nourishment for her, besides I was too weak
 ''He said might try change of diet and see what that would do. and recom- mended Grape-Nuts food. I bought a pkg. and used it regularly. marked change came over both baby and I.
 My baby is now four months old. is in fine condition. am nursing her and doing all my work and never felt better in my life." There's a Rea- son"
 Name given by the Postum Co.. Battle Creek, Mich. Read The Road to We'll vilIe." in pkgs.
 Ever read the above Ietterf 4 new one appears from time to time. They are genuine, true. and fall of human interest.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-12
BUILDING ACTIVITY.
Much Work Being Done In Southern

GIk1&Ss
 Baltimore, Md, Sept 11-(Special.) J. A review in this weeks issue of The Manufacturers Record of building operations in Southern and South cates much activity in all kinds of such work, many localities showing decided increases over previous months.
 In Atlanta the estimated increase in the value of permits issued during the month over August of 1907. was S146,- 633, with indications that the total in- crease for the year will be very large. $3S9, 1905 as against $242,672 in August, 1907, and in the first eight months of the year to the value of S3,795,57S as against $S.56s;547 for the correspond ing period in 1907.
 Permits issued at Birmingham in August represented $143.0O0, of which S109.000 were for frame buildings. The building operations there in the first eight months of the year cost $l.290.- 900. for the month Is an excellent one, showing permits issued for ffty-oue brick or frame structures, ranging from one to three stories in height. while the aggregate value of the oper' as much as the total for June and July. eirhty-tWo permits having been issued representing $123.2SS and the struct- ures including three cigar factories. 8
 
 other buildings.
 In Knoxville permits were issued to the value of $162.000 which exceeds the record of any previous month of the var There was also a substantial increase at Memphis.
 Building permits were issued at San Antonio to the value of $637,54O, In Houston to the value of S162. GOO which exceeds the record of any previous month of the year. There was also a substantial increase at Memphis Building permits were issued at San Antonio to the value of S637,54O, in Houston to the value of S4S9597 and in Austin to the value of $70,30O. In Kansas City permits were issued for structures costing in the aggre- gate $943,345. including frame build l ings to cost $467,350 brick buildings sSlS.7o0, and miscellaneous structures $162.295.
 An unusual amount : construction work was undertaken at Norfolk, per mits having been issued to the value of $121,S79 during the month an increase of $SS.4s9 over August, 1907. In Richmond permits were issued to the value of $2,25S,519A In the twelve months ended August 31 the building operations in the District of Columbia represent an expenditure of $8,669, ,332. The estimated cost of new build | ings, repairs and additions for which permits were issued in Baltimore du- | ring the month is $7S1, ,907 and in the first eight months of the year $S.9s4.- | 246
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-12

fund. The ice cream supper on Tues day night was a great success, both socially and financially.
 Miss Hannah Crook has returned from trip to Boston and other North ern cities. where she has been spend- ing the summer.
 Miss Marie Burke has returned from . visit of several weeks in Atlanta.
 Mrs. George P. Ide and son, Knox, will return from Piedmont Springs to- morrow morning.
 Miss Mary Henry entertained a num- Der of friends last evening with a fudge party. The hostess collected an article of their belonging from each of the young men, and the young ladies were shown the collection and each chose one of the articles and pro- ceeded to find it's owner. The owner when found was the partner of that young lady for the contest in fudge making in chafing dishes.
 Two couples made rudge at once. Af- ter which the chaflng dishes had to be cleaned properly by them. and made ready for the next four. A great deal of fun was enojyed over the chafing times came and the Inexperienced ones had to be criticised and ridiculed. Judges were appointed to decide upon the best fudge made and the prize was awarded to Miss Hollingsworth and MT. Hiram Goodlet.
 Music and games were enjoyed dur ing the evening. Those present were. Misses Kate Caldwell. Helen Mcknight, Mary Goodlet Carey Caldwell, Florence Stevenson, Fanny Crook Adelia Cab oury Mayme Frank and Miss Hare, Mrs. Henry and Mrs Martin; Messrs. Grant Francis. Will Sargent. Hiram Goodlet Earnest West, Woodson Weaver. John Watkins Homer Weaver John Nisbet and Paul Stevenson from Gadsden.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-12
NEWS OF JACKSONVILLE.
Fersonals and the Social Happenings of
 2he Town

the Town.
 Jacksonville, Sept. 11.-(Speclal. )- Rev. pr. Allan, rector of the Episco- nal Church here, Is in Arkansas on business.
 Miss Mary Francis. who was in charge of the State Normal Kindergar- len for the past year, has gone to New work City, where she will teach kim Sar1arten this winter and take some extra studies at Columbia College.
 on Sunday will be the first of Q sarfes of union meetings of the Meth odist and Baptist churches. held In the Baptist Church. .,,
 0n next Tuesday afternoon the chil- Aren oP the Methodist Sunday School will give an old fashioned candy pull ing af the home of Mrs. Jos. H Priv ett The proceeds will go toward beau 4tfviner the interior of the church with new wall decoration.
 Mir. Brock of Decatur has returned home after a visit to his sister, Mrs. Oscar Camp.
 The Misses Jones of Wilsonville are visiting at the home Of their sister, Mrs Chas Arnold
 MT, S. N. Milligan and Mir. Lusk have returned from a trip to Cold Mrs. John Borders. Miss Daisy Down and Miss Fannie Franklin have return ed to Choccolocco, after a visit to Jacksonville.
 Mrs. Henderson and family have re- turned to Woodlawn after a visit to their old homestead in Jacksonville
 Miss Elizabeth Privett and Miss AL pha Razor have returned from spend- ing the summer in Asheville, N. C.
 The ladies of the U. D. C. are great Iy encouraged by the hearty response of the people towards the monument
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-12
TWO JURORS EXCUSED.


 Florence, Sept. 11-(Special )-Ths damage suit of Jack Denton against Ex-Sheriff O. B. Hill, Deputy J. P Me Corkle and Ed Broadfoot, for $1O, ,OOO which has been on trial the past two days in the Circuit Court. was brought to a sudden end by the disqualificn- ton of two of the jurors.
 When Juror J. B. Hamm, of Centre Star, entered the court room Judge Charles P. Almon excused him frou- further service on the jury and the episode was just finished when the attorney for the plaintiff. objected ro the further service of Juror Will Riley who. he stated had spent the night at the home of Ed Broadfoot.. one ot the defendants.
 The objection was sustained by Judge Almon and the offer of the de- fense td proceed with the case with ten Jurors being declined by the plaintiff, the proceedings were stopped and the case continued until the next term of court.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-12
MEXICAN BoLL wEEvIL.

Birmingham. Sept. 11--A special from jackson, Miss. says:
 Planters In Yazoo and Madison Counties believe that their cottop fields have been invaded by the Mexi- can boil weevil and have asked that a special agent of the United States De- pertinent of Agriculture be sent to tha. territory to investigate.
 According to reports from Yazoo City and Canton. an insect that strik- ingly resembles the pictures of the boil weevils sent out in the government literature on the subject. are very much in evidence in the cotton fields aad are playing havoc with the crop. Some planters who claim acquaintance with the weevil acquired in Texas and Louisiana. are quite positive that the dreaded pest has jumped over the counties of Warren and Hinds. which form a buffer between Mlssissippfs in- fected area and tho counties of Ya- zoo and Madison and is now ravaging the cotton fields. An official report will be made on the subject within the nex. forty-eight hours.
 Down in Southwest Mississippi, the weeyil Is playing havoc in five coun- ties and the farmers report that they will not make any cotton save that which Is now open in the fields.