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Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-09
Winning, SneItcrS- and Stock Quotations
TEES BUSY
FOR THE EXHIBIT

ducing mines Of the county and OF So
nora asking for speciments and yes
terday Mr.. ]. s. Douglas stepped in
to the office and had long talk with
the secretary regarding such an exhi-
bit. In the course OF this CONVEX
sation Mr.. Douglas said he would do
what he could in the matter OF get
ting specimens and that he would send
up large specimen of Pilares ore, one
weighing approximately 500 pounds.
He also stated that he would arrange
for free transportation over the Mac
ozarl road OF all specimens shipped ov-
er that line to the chamber Of COM
merce and mines.
Other Committees Active.
! There is to be a meeting Of the com
mittee on agriculture this afternoon
which win take up the matter of ar
ranging ways and means for truck
farmers in the vicinity OF Douglas tc
dispose of their produce which 1t is
claimed is rather difficult under present
arrangements. One way which would
solve the difficulty for them would
be to have a general market place in
the city to which they could drive and
dispose of their goods from their wa
CONS and another is the appointment
of a general sales agent for them a
joint expense.
| Last evening Secretary Gerhart was
busy preparing for the signatures Of
the freight and transportation com
mittee a resolution protesting agains
/ the raise in freight rates by the rail
roads. A copy Of this win be sent tc
/ the interstate commerce committee.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-09

Review Want Ads bring results.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-09
WALKER BROS.

{ Especial Wire W l.. j. OverlocK)
NEW YORK, Aug. S.--The market
was generally strong at the opening
and under the lead of Reading be-
came active and advanced. There
seemed to be more commission house
business and pools were active. Later
there was a reaction on profit taking,
but stocks were well taken and the
undertone at the close was Dod. 1t
looks as if this advance would con-
tinue, as in all reactions there seems
to be a larger buying power. Many
of the low priced stocks are being bid
up by pools. The talk at the close
was cheerful and bullish.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-09

Mr.. Taft's frankness reminds us Of
the old negro who, when asked by the
ldge: Are you the defendant in tins
case2' replied, mo, indeed boss; Use
Just the niger that stole the chick
ems"
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-29
Mining SnGIterS and Stock Quotations
OLD MAMMOTH
WINE GOOD ORE

working and has now caved in to
such an extent that new workings
would be required to examine the
property.
By the new Benson bridge wagon
road the mine is only about go miles
northwest of Benson. 1t is evident
that from the above authentic de-
|scription that this could be made one
Iof the great gold producers of Arr
iona, and add much to the commerce
|of Benson.
II is not necessary to wait for a
railroad to build up the valley for
the Mammoth gold mine to be profit
ably worked. II ought to be got out
of the hands of those heirs as soon as
possible.
There are some self-fuxing copper
properties alongside of the valley
between Benson and Mammoth that
would pay good profits if the ores
were smelted close to where they
are mined, without the help of rail
road transportation nearer than the
Junction town, from whence their
supplies are now hauled in wagons.
The ore melts so easily that 1t
could be reduced to matte in a simple
adobe furnace, with charcoal for fuel
There is plenty of wood down that
way from which to make charcoal.
Among the properties which have
large veins of high grade self-fuxing
copper ore cropping out at the sur
face are Doc Donavan's Del Monte
group, about 40 miles northwest of
Benson. and the Valenzuela group of
the Hub Mining Investment company
which is only about rs miles away
Both are strictly tributary to Ben
son. owing TO the formation of the
mountain ranges.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-29
MINING NOTES
OF THE TERRITORY

At the Willie Rose, the ore is ,vVn-
ing good in both shafts. In shaft
No. there is from II to is inches OF
copper glance ore, while the vein sys-
tenn almost covers the shaft at its
present depth of abou eight feet.
Shaft No. l, which is down over 20
feet, has good showings, but the ore
is not so rich as that in the other
shaft,
Joe Larrieu of Benson arrived in
Paradise last week, on mining bust
ness, and expects to return 20 his
Douglas en- the way Joe owns real
estate and mining interests at Para
disc that are not for sale-wAich goes
to show what he thinks of Paradise
and the district
The Philadelphia Mine company,
which has been operating for some
time at Hanover, the well known min
ing camp fifteen miles from Silver
City, has decided to inaugurate sys-
TEN OF improvements on d large scale
on its properties, at a cost of some
S12 1000 for machinery alone.
A runor that is very persistent
and which finds many believers is
that negotiations have been on Tor
some time for the acquisition of the
mining properties of Senator w. A.
Clark by Amalgamated interests, says
the Chicago Mining World.
S. S. Campbell, one of the promir-
ent mining men of Boston, visited
Clifton this week. Mr.. Campbell is
one of the heaviest stockholders in
the Chase Greek Copper COMPANY
and while here visited the properties
of the company, the showings of
which greatly pleased him. The Chase
Creek company owns valuable
group of mining claims which are
situated in the Clifton Morenci ms
trict.
B. P. Cheney is visiting Tombstone.
Mr.. Cheney is a director OF the Santa
Fe system, and is one of the heaviest
stockholders and closely interested in
the Development Company o. Amer
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-29
THE GOLD BUG
IN MOHAVE co,
Will OPERATE
Is Located in the White Hills
Abe Lincoln Claims Change
HandS-Tyro Group Show
ing Up Well.

The Gold Bug mine, in Mohaye.
which up TO a few years ago produced
considerable gold ore of a shipping
grade. and yas abandoned until re.
Gently, is being overhauled for work
level. which has caved badly fill
ing mp the drifts with impossible piles
of debris, which are being remover.
and the work of timbering up the main
shaft Is also under way The mine
is situated in the White Hills, dis
trict, about 80 miles north of Chloride
the terminus of the Utah branch of
the Santa Fe Pacific railroad, whence
the tinbers are now being hauled by
wagon to the mine. The work OF
cleaning out the old workings wiz
require about so days, when the work
of sinking the shaft TO depth of
several hundred feet below its pres.
ent level will begin.
The group of mining claims belong
ing to Buchanan and Chittenden, sit
uated five miles south of Kngman,
at the edge of the Malapai belt, has
passed into new ownership. A. L.
Darbyshire is the purchaser. The
claims are known as the Abe Lincoln
group, and are in easy hauling dis
lance 10 McColico station on the Santa
Fe Pacific railroad An agreement was
made as one of the terms of the sale
that a shaft would be sunk to depth
of 200 1T. at once, A company will be
floated to raise capital to carry out
the plan of development. but A. l..
Darbyshire will arrange for commence
ment of work before leaving for the
East
Arrivals at Phoenix from the Gold
Road mine in San Francisco district
report the opening up of good shoot
of ore The new find was made on
the SCOTT level, where body of high
grade milling ore was encountered and
the work of opening up, new stopping
ground Immediately began.
San Francisco capitalists have a
mining engineer examining the Sheep
trail mine in the Union Pass district
with a view to purchasing. The claims
in this group have veins which are
large but of low grade The Gather
inc claim, which lies 6 miles west
of the mine, at one time produced
considerable gold and silver. All the
old workings in both camps are in
a good state of preservation.
A fine showing OF ore was made
last week in the Tyro group of mines
in the Signal district samples of the
new ore running more than so OF. sill
yer per ton. The discovery was made
in a new shaft being sunk on the
north end of the group and was the
first silver ore found.
Work is being systematically con
tinuad IN Thp 50n-ft shafT Df the
Victor mine two miles west of Gold
Road.
A Soft. vein of ore, running so
in gold and silver. is being worked
on a claim situated in the south end
of the Wallapai mountains, about 20
miles east of Kingman. The prop
erty belongs to w. Brown, S. Settle
and F. Brown, who are endeavoring
TO procure means to install reduction
works and develop the property.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-29

lea, the parent company of the Tomb
stone Consolidated Mines company
Mr.. Cheney found the general impulse
toward Improvement and eXpau-ion
in the mines here, as well as the i'm
proyement in the ore bodies, TO be
highly satisfactory
Arriving home at Prescott after a
trip of inspection to properties he is
interested in w. L. Conner says: Il
saw some lodges with enormous cron-
pings in the Black Hills range in the
Cherry Greek district, which are des-
tined, in my opinion, to be developed
some day into great paying mines.
| found some almost blanket in lorna
ton and others dipping into the
range at an angle Of As degrees and
less. There is q good deal of pros
pecting going on but very little deep
mining. Several operators failing
out high grade gold are at depths of
less than Al hundred feet in pockets
and shoots uncovered near the sur
face" .
According to the present plan of de-
yelopment a new working shaft will
be sunk by the Verde River Copper
Company to a depth of 900 feet from
which the series of veins and dykes
covered by the locations will be ex-
pIored as sinking progresses. Drifts
and crosscuts will be run from each
100-foot Level below the 200 and the
reduction plant will be started rs
soon as the ground is sufficiently
opened TO insure steady supply Of
ore. The company's holdings are To-
Gated on the eastern slope of the
| Black Hills range, sixteen miles east
| of Dewey, the nearest railroad station
on the Bradshaw Mountain railroad.
W. f. Stanton states that the big
pumps which the Tombstone Consnl-
idated is putting in the mines at
Tombstone on the 1,000-foot level will
soon be in operation. These pumps
will reinforce the pumps that are
located on the 500. the 700 and the
| 500 foot levels The capacity of al!
the pumps will be more than 1000 900
gallons daily.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-29

The old Mammoth 50-stamp gold
mill, on the San Pedro river at the
town OF Mammoth. three miles from
the old Mommath gold mines, which
was burned about two weeks ago, has
quite history Back in the eighties
under the superintendent 1T Cap
tain II. A. Johnson, it was run for a
number of years on the Mammoth
mines gold ores and paid good diyi-
dends. The old Mammoth mines
were first located by Joseph Goldtree
and others, of Tucson. in 1879. DIR.
Matas, also of Tucson, became inter
ested and the mine was opened up to
quite a depth. 1t was then sold to
some rich lumber men from Saginaw,
Michigan, who developed 1t and erect
ed the 50-stamp mill An English syn
dictate had a bond on the property in
the year 1885, but the sale was never
perfected in full. Then the property
got into the hands of a Mr.. Fletcher,
also of Michigan. and he ran 1t until
he died This was about the year
1890 or 1891. When Fletcher died
the work was closed down and the
mill has not turned a wheel since,
and the property is now owned by
! the HERS of this man Fletcher. Pro
lessor Price. of San Francisco, made
quite an extended and careful exam
nation of the mines for the English
people There are stwo veins at the
S00-foot level, one 20 feet wide and
the other IA feet wide. The veins
are some IS to 40 feet apart The
average of the gold in these two veins,
all ruidT
ton. There was quite an amount of
molybdate of lead IN the ores. The
mine was very poorly timbered in the
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-29

A. A. Dudley purposes leaving on
an eastern trip the first of the week
on business connected with the So
nora lands which he and other Doug.
las real estate men acquired recently
on a trip to the Fuerte river
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-29
CLAIMS PATENTED
BY MANHATTAN co.
Some Locations More for Pro-
lection Than for the Min
eanS on North Section,

PARADISE, April 28.-Tae, n.nes
OF the Manhattan Development COM
pany claims for which patents have
been received are as follows:
Copper Trust, Smith No. 1, Iron
Cap, Wedge, Smith No. 2, Rodeo,
Standard Extension. Smith No. 4,
Smith No. 3, Jhu. Cottonwood, Tue
son, Prince, Hidden Treasure, Toe
Wheeler Fraction, Joe Wheeler, Bride
OF the West, Mackey, Sunbeam,
Queen, Last Turn, Winner. Whine,
Fraction, Bulldog, Mogull, Monarch,
Fraction, Enron Cap, Badger, Badge
Fraction, and Standard. Total nrm
Der patented, 81.
The following claims were nor rec
commended for patent. but were held
for further examination:
Copper King. Copper Bluff, copper
Top, Copper Glance. Aetna, Lois. and
Copper Bell. Total number remain
ing unpatented, Z.
Total number for which application
for patent was made, 3S.
Most of the claims for which pc.
ents are withheld are on the north
side of the group, In the granite.
Some OF these, at least, were located
more for protection than for mineral.
and IL. IS said to be practically inl-za-
terial to. the company whether pat
ents are ever received on taeFa or
not. However, It is understood tina,
the, company will retain these seven,
and endeavor TO secure patents on
them so as TO Obtain as complete pro-
lection for the group as possible
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-29
SILVER CREEK STRIKE
SHOWS RICH ORE
Was Recently Made on the
Fink Property, and, $40
Silver Taken Out,

A rich strike was recently made on
the Fink properly, which is located
on Silver creek. between Paradise
and Portal, and is owned by Albert
Fink and Shaw Bros.
In a trench several feet in depth
and about 90 feet long, there - a
promising vein from to IA inches in
width, the ore being richest where
the vein is narrowest 1t is not yet
known what is the value of this ore.
but 1t will be known soon as samples
have been sent away for assay. Ore
assayfng 500 OF. in silver (about $40
in silver alone) has been taken UuI
on this property. The ore from the
new strike Is admittedly rich. but
how it viii compare with the SO0-oZ.
ore is not yet known.
The pricipal values of this group
are silver, though most of the ore
carries some copper, also the gangue
in which the ore is found is quartz.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-29
COPPER Strong.
But TRADING
Was LIMITED
Looks As Though Bulls Have
the Market In Hand-North
Butte Was Active Yesterday.
Copper Range Advances.
(By Frank ]. Graf }


Today's copper market was, strong
and firm, although trading was limited.
The demand for copper stocks was
exceptionally good, especially in tha
dividend stocks, and looks as though
the bulls have the market in hand.
North Butte was by far the most
active stock on the board, making
an advance of 3 points to 58, the
high mark for the year. The re
port of the North Butte has been
issued and the past year has been
a successful one, considering lne
depression that has been existing in
the copper market Butte Coalition
and Copper Range also made frac-
tional advances. Nipissing sold as
high as Z and closed at 6 rs bid
The output of Nipissing for the month
of March for ore mined amounted to
lO,534,7O0. and shipped 124 tons OF
ore, which was valued at S145, $40. 90.
The Federal Trust company has al
ready received about $4,000 shares
Of the Bingham Consolidated Mining
and Smelling company, accepting me
offer made by the Bingham company.
The offer made by the company ex-
pires on April 91st.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-29
WHISTLE is BLOWN
AFTER LONG SILENCE
Blast at RonquiIIO Sounds Good
at Cananear But Director
Says Wait.
ESPECIAL to Review. }

CANANEA, Mex, April 2S.-The
whistle Of the Greene-Cananea at
Ronquillo was blown yesterday morn
ing and the citizens of the camp have
been very optimistic regarding the re
sumption of operations here since
the occasion for an occasion it was.
There is a report out that operations
will be resumed on \ scale larger
than at present, probably on the first
of the coming month, next Friday
Contrary to this rumor, however.
Chester A. CongdoH, director OF the
company says: 1T will be some time
before there is any resumption of
work at Cananea. There are one or
two little matters which we have been
working on in the United States for
a month or more which are necessary
to consummate before ne undertake
10 resume operations. Thea the ni-
stallaticn of the new furnaces at the
smelter viii require at least seyerai
weeks for completion We are en-
larging the plant at Cananea and wish
to resume operations, when we do
resume, upon such an economical
basis as win enable US to. compete
with the other copper prodEcins
mines which have better advantages
in the way of high-grade ores which
carry all the various fiuxes necessary
to economical and cheap smelling. We
prefer 70 go slow at the present rTma
and so arrange matters that when
we do resume operations it viii be
upoa a permanent basis and for all
time. There is no question about our
ultimately resuming at full force, but
as to when, that has not been decided
and we do not know ourselves" >
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-29

W. S. Read of Cananea came up
from the Mexican camp yesterday and
'~ - this city on business.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-29
PAINE WEBER COPPER LETTER

Especial Wire to L. J. Overlook
ROSToN, April 2S.-There Is -
sign of a halt in this market yel
and towards the close coppers were
taken In hand North Butte was the
leader on best kind of buying. Coali-
ton also will be winner. Recent
reports from both properties shos-
greatly decreased costs and good
earnings on present price OF copper
Rumors of important electrical con
tracts to be given out furnish the
basis for a boom in coppers. t.
New York rails sagged on profft
taxing but will rally again and ell
vance further. I prefer the cophsrs,
However, Tor a quick turn.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-29
WALKER BROS! MARKET LETTER

Especial Wire to L. ]. Overlook
NEW YORK, April 2S.-The market
opened strong and active and there
was good support. Later the market
began to move up and then developed
a great deal of strength Trader
bid prices up and there was more
commission business than for a long
time. The strength was general anu
all the active list and many inactive
stocks were put up. Before the close.
profit taking caused a reaction, but
the undertone is good ard this move
ment does not seem to be bending.
The Pacifcs look particularly well
and are scarce. We look for Further
advance.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-29
FORECLOSURE IN SONORA.

Probably the largest foreclosure Of
land mortgages that has ever taken
place in the state of Sonora is that Of
recent date in which Lot No. 4. con
sistins Of nearly one million acres OF
land was bid in at mortgage sale By
the Bank Of Sonora which now holds
the title TO this vast property. This
immense tract comprised the lots Ger
70 Tordfllo Nogales, Las. Animas, and
Mababi. It was formerly improperly
cslled the Campbell Land Grant and
l;es about thirty miles directly south
o. Douglas. the N1cozari railroad run
80 through part Of it.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-29
coNcENTRAToR TESTED
AT BIG ELY SHELTER.

Advices received in Bisbee. from
Ely, Nevada, state tdat the big s12,-
600 600 smeIter at that city is rapidly
assuming vast proportion On Sun-
day, April 10, the first ore was rLh
through the concentrating WORKS ana
everything in connection VITA the
plant worked in first class shape.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-29
LOGAN & RRYAN

Especial Wire to L. J, Overlook
NHW YORK. April 2S.-U. s.
Stee. quarter ended March 31st. 1908.
nes e3rhings s1S.229.005. decie. e
s14.324 $50 from quarter ended Dec.
a1st. 1907 and decrease of s20, $685.
4S7 from quarter ended March 31st,
1907.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1908-01-17
White House Silent.

The Washington Post reported a
few days ago the White House 81.
lent" but we don't believe il, and
would be sorry to know IL was true.
With the White House silent the re-
public would be in peril. for who can
save us but Teddy the Terrible with
his feet under way to scourge the Pa
cific of all enemies it may meet? The
Post cannot fool us with any such
canard When the White House Is
silent 1t will be after March 4. 1909,
and full high noon at that. Unless,
horrible thought. that my policies"
have been repudiated by the Repub-
lican congress and Uncle Joe and Aid.
rich have succeeded in sitting on the
lid that Taft, even ir his stoutest
days, could not keep down. But why
dwell on such an absurdity as the
White House being silent. and the Re-
publican national convention months
away? We all like to hear the Roose-
welt roar and see the Republican pea
nut politicians tremble, however bold
they may pretend TO be in secret. It's
all very well for Loeb TO give out as
surances of peace, but there can be no
peace as long as Roosevelt rules the
rOOst.
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lutely baffled by an impenetrable wall.
against which they batter mentally in
vain"
Are you a church member?"
Yes"
DO you believe those things you do
not understand"
He drew deep breath, scarcely
knowing at that moment how best TO
answer, yet sincerely anxious TO lead
this girl toward the light.
THE majority OF men do not talk
much about such matters. They hold
them sacred. Yet | will speak frankly
with you. l could not static In words
my faith so that 1t would be clearly
apprehended by the mind OF another
! am In the church because | believe
its efforts are toward righteousness,
because | believe the teachings OF
Christ are perfect, His life the highest
possible type of living, and because
through Him we receive all the infor
nation regarding a future existence
which we possess That my mind
rests satisfied | do not say; simply
accept what is given, preferring lit
tie light to total darkness"
But here they refuse to accept any
one like that. They say / am not yet
I'm At state OF mind"
Such a judgment would seem to me
narrow. l was fortunate in coming
under the influence OF broad-minded
religious teacher To my statement
OF doubts he simply said Believe
what you can; live the very best you
can, and keep your mind open toward
the light 1t seems to me now this
is all that anyone can do whose nature
will not permit of blind. unquestion-
able faith
Il am so glad you have spoken in
that way" she confessed. Il shall
never feel quite so much alone in the
world again, and shall see these mat
tiers from a different viewpoint. Is 1t
wrong-unwomanly, l mean-for me
to question spiritual things?"
IL am unable to conceive why 1t
should be. Surely woman ought to be
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1908-01-17
SYNOPSIS.

detachment OF the Eighteenth In
fantry from Fort Bethune trapped by
Indians in "A narrow gorge. Among them
Is stranger who introduces himself by
the name OF Hampton. also ellis the
post trader and his daughter. ellis and
a majority OF the soldiers are killed dur
ing three days siege Hampton and
the girl only escape from the Indians
They fall exhausted on the plains. A
Brant in command find them Hampton
and the girl stop at the Miners Home in
Glencaid. Mrs Duffy. proprietress. Hamp-
ton talks the future over with Miss Gil
is-the Kid. She shows him her moth
er's picture and tells him what she can
OF her parentage and life. They decide
she shah live with Mrs. Herndon. Mazda
the Kid-runs away from Mrs Herndons
and reJoins Hampton. lie induces her TO
20 back, and 10 have nothing more to do
with him. Hampton plays his last game
that he has quit. and then leaves Glen
caid. Miss Phoebe Spencer arrives in
Glencaid TO teach It's first school Miss
Spencer meets Mazda, Rev. WynkoOp
etc. She boards at Mrs. HerndOns
Nadia and Lieut. Brant again meet with
out his knowing who she is. She informs
him OF the coming Bachelor club ball in
honor OF Miss Spencer. Lieut. Brant
meets Silent Murphy. Clusters scout. He
reports trouble brewing among the Sioux
Social difficulties arise at the Bachelor
Spencer. Lieut.. Brant meets Miss Spen-
Ger but she is not his acquaintance OF the
day before. She tells him of Nadia, and
he accidentally meets her again az he is
returning 20 the ballroom with "A fan for
Miss Spencer