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The copper era., 1908-03-05
PheIps-D Dodge People Buy Mines in Han
over District

The Phelps-Dodge people during
the past few days closed a mining
deal in the Fierro district, whereby
they purchased the Hanover No. 2,
Emma, Nora, Virginia and Blue Bell
mining claims at Fierro. These COM
prise some of the best mining proper
ties in that district and it is consid-
cred by mining men to be one of the
most important mining sales closed
in the Silver City country for some
/ time.
The Hanover is one of the Oldest
as well as biggest producers of cop
per ores in the southwest, being work
ed extensively back in the seventies
1t produced for its various owners in
years gone by several fortunes.
The sale was handled by w. d
Murray, president of the Silver City
National Bank.
The copper era., 1908-03-05
Notice for Publication.


DEPARTMENT OF THE 1NIEhloh.
Land Office at PHOENIX, Ariz., Feb. 6, 1905
Notice is hereby given that William d. Whip
pie, of Clifton, Arizona has filed notice of his
intention to make final five year, proof in sup
port of his claim, viz: Homestead Entry No
55S7. made February ?, 1901, for the M SWA n
Il SEX Section 50, Township S, Range 80 <,
and that said proof will be made before F. j.
Cleaveland, U. s. Court Commissioner at MO-
renci, Arizona, on March p, 1908.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultivation
of, the land viz Geo. VIM. Williams, Jr.. VIM
Mickle Whipple, John Tyler. Baylor Shannon
all of Clifton, Arizona
LYMAN W. WAKEFIELD,
9--3-3-l9 Register
The copper era., 1908-03-05

The number of men employed on
the Panama canal at present is $4,000:
5000 are Americans, and they occupy
the important places in the manage
ment, including the positions requir-
ing a mechanical knowledge.
The copper era., 1908-03-05
Will Build Cyanide Plant.

E.. T. Larson, president of the
Harqua Hala Mining company, and
j. H. Cannon, d stockholder, of Iron
wood, Michigan, and L. p. Stevens.
of Los Angeles, haye just finished a
trip of inspection, to the mine and
left for their homes with the inten-
ton of returning about April , for
the annual meeting of the company
in Phoenix.
eve were very much pleased with
the prospects at the mine," said Mr..
Larson before departing. eve are
now employing twenty-five men and
soon will finish a clean up which will
make the total gold taken out of the
property from its teginning $4,000.
We are working on the Eagle mine
which we expect to push much deep
err. Regarding the cyanide plant,
we hope to have that installed be-
fore the summer is over. There is
fully 100000 tons of gold ore in sight,
enough to run 300 ton mill for the
next tw years. This plant is much
needed to operate the mine success
fully and on a more extensive scale.
''Sinking has been continued or
the Bonanza shaft to about 265 feet
and work has been begun on another
100 feet. The two shafts are con
nected by an aerial tram. Mining
activities seem to he increasing il
the district We spent three days
in investigating the working and the
development of the Harqua Hala anC
everything is going along satisfac
torily, shaft working both night ant
day. "--Republican.
The copper era., 1908-03-05
. Lama Shnnldar

Whether resulting from s0rain or
from rheumatic pans, there is moth
ing so good for a lame shoulder as
Chamberlain Pain Balm. Apply it
freely and rub the parts vigorously at
each application and a quick cure is
certain. For sale by all druggists.
The copper era., 1908-03-05
The Lucky Quarter

Is the one you pay out Tor box OF
DR.. Kiag's New Life Pills. They
bring you the health that's more pre-
ciouS than jewels. Try them for
headache, biliousness, constipation
and malaria. If they disappoint YOU
the price will be cheerfully refunded
at A. c. Co. drug department.
The copper era., 1908-03-05

According to parties arriving from
Sasco, the smelter of the Southern
Arizona Smelling company, which is
owned by the Imperial Copper
company, is turning out 100
tons of copper bullion per week. The
ore shipments to the smelters from
the Imperial mines total more than
300 tons daily, it is stated. A large
amount of this ore is taken out while
development work is being continued
on the big mining properties in Sill
yer Bell. 1t is stated also that; d few
additional miners have been put tC
work in the Imperial mines. Al
Sasco the smelter force, which mum
beers about 125 men, will probably bt
increased later if more ore /:
handled. The smelter is not being
forced to its fullest capacity at the
present time Were such the cast
the plant could handle about $50 ton
of Imperial ore daily and it is easil,
smelted.
The copper era., 1908-03-05

KODOL for Dyspepsia and indiges-
ton is the result of scientific com
binatior of natural digestants with
vegetable acids and contains the same
Juices found in a healthy stomach.
1t is the best remedy known today
for dyspepsia, indigestion ana al
stomach. Take KODOL today. it is
pleasant. prompt and thorough. Sold
! by A, c. Co., drug department.
The copper era., 1908-03-05

When you want the best, get De
Wits Carbolized Witch Hazel Salve.
1t is good for little or big cuts, boils
or bruises, and is especially recon-
mended for piles. Sold by A. G. Co.,
drug department.
The copper era., 1908-03-05

1t depends upon the pill you take.
DeWitt's Little Early Risers are the
best pills known for constipation and
sick headache. Sold by A. c. Co.,
drug department.
The copper era., 1908-03-05

Cueenslano's gold yield during 1907
amounted to 1857 fine ounces, IS
compared with 536,924 fine ounces in
JQO6
The copper era., 1908-03-05

The secretary of the treasury ar
uouncel last week that he will Ca l
upon the national banks for approxi-
mately % per cent. of the public
funds now held in active repositories
having on deposit such funds in the
sum of 100000 or more, and where
such Withdrawals can be made without
Inconvenience. Under the call ap-
proximately s35, 100000 will be re-
turned to the treasury. Secretary
Cortelyou stated that advices from
all parts of the country are to the
effect that the proportion of the gov
ernment funds can be withdrawn
without detriment to financial condi
tions in any section.
The copper era., 1908-03-05

A cupel machine of rectangular
mold is often used at cyanide mills
for briuuetting the precipitate.
The copper era., 1908-03-05

1t was announced last week in Bis
bee by Walter Douglas, general man
ager of the Copper Queen CONSOLE
dated Mining company, that work
had been discontinued at the Sierra
de Cobra mine at Cananea, property
owned by the Phelps-Dodge interests.
This action will result in the loss of
employment to eighty men who were
at work in the mine. Superintend-
eut w. ]. Mcbride will return to Bis
bee and take position with the Cop
per Queen until such time as work is
resumed at the Sierra de Cobre. The
pumps were pulled from the mine and
there will be no more work for the
present. The reason given for clos
ing the Sierra de Cobre is the fact
that all the bins and available storing
space have been filled with ore and at
the present price of copper this ore
cannot be proftably shipped.
The copper era., 1908-03-05

The preparations now being made
in albuquerque, New Mexico, for the
entertainment of the delegates and
visitors to the 10th annual session of
the National Irrigation congress,
which meets in that city on the 18th,
Both of September and 1st, End and
3rd DAYS of October next are an
nounced to be very elaborate. The
Interstate Industrial Exposition
which will be held at the same time
and continuing until the 10th of
October, will undoubtedly be the
largest and best exhibition of the re-
sources of arid America ever brought
together in one place. The big con-
yention hall, which the people of
Albuquerque are building, is steel,
brick and concrete structure, capable
of seating upwards of four thousand
delegates. Over fifty thousand feet
of space have already been applied
for, applications coming from al
over New Mexico and from the state
of Colorado and the territory of Ari
IONA. Mining and live stock exhibits
will also be featured. The display o.
irrigated farm products and OF Tor
estry will be of immense benefit II
the way of demonstrating The
capabilities of western soil when thu
great irrigation projects of the gov
eminent are in operation.
The copper era., 1908-03-05
new !. AW

passed by Congress forbidding railroad
b. 6Derators working more than nine hours a
dav. has created demand for about 10000
more telegraph operators than can now be
secured. Railroad companies have cut rail-
road wires into Telegraphy Departments OF
The copper era., 1908-03-05

%Trains stop on signal.
GEORGE A. WAGsTALF,
Superiutnndnu'
The copper era., 1908-03-05

3-I2
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1908-10-29

cause ! did not have my way in
the last democratic convention.
but can realize the fact that it
would not be possible for every
man to have his say in a conven-
ton. and l desire to say that il the
voters Of kanawha county will
look at the different candidates,
into their past records, and as to
their ability they cannot find a
better, cleaner ticket anywhere.
make the above statement be-
cause a great many republicans
and democrats both have intima-
ted that | was sore over the uDmi-
neeS of the democratic convention.
which | say is not true. and am
for the ticket.
Respectfully.
EVERETT Il. ROBERTSON.
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1908-10-29
Mr. Taft, Answer
Before the Election
President Gompers Issues Ringing Challenge to
the Original Injunction Judge which Echoes
Sentiments of all Union Men.

their hostility [" labor.
nave pointed out that the RcpuhIi-
can majority in Congress refused to pa s.
any law asked by Labor involving the
pr'nr1pl" al equality before the law Of
the workers with all other ci,izrn>---or
even l" pass Il law rc>toriil" to the. vol
untarN organizations OF The. workers The
rights OF which they were ~horn hy the
supreme Cour, decision in the IIa1tcr,'
case The law which Labor asked Con-
%f">o I" pass is less han is contained in
the Trades Dispute Act passed Ivy the
bfltlsh parliament December 1906. Labor
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1908-10-29

]" tn" Editor OF the Labor Argus:
Owing to the many requests of
both republicans and democrats of
hanawha county, as to where |
stand i'll the present campaign in
kanawha county, l. desire to say
that | have always been a demo.
crat. and am still one and am for
the democratic ticket Of kanawha
county. | would have been pleased
to make a thorough canvas Of the
county. but could not do so with.
ont interfering with my law prac-
tlce. but, am ready to do what
can III support Of the democratic
ticket. y great many seem to
think that | am dissatisfied be.
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1908-10-29

We would be glad to have all
local unions in the city to send in
the name and address of their
President and Secretary and also
to receive communications from
them every week
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@eacn OaS @ctmbeI.
Nntnn Mnlrne. a. "a Nnrl

8dton 9IotJe, IA. 70. SUM-
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gpei finoigeu 3eitltngsberihteritot.
tern aitfgeinnoeH uno in Den
Sibungsiaal gebraht.
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letrieben haften Die Bolijei Olirdp
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9a6die aern ans Oem 8ndlt6ans

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bans befinoIid)en GbcagoT @r.9nn.
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neutrality-suspicious. Seriug mar aoi.
iiper Der Ntilpotfee 9lDeMte STATE
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lullO mar. Ser MN ebenians i'm
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baupten. ibr Silent lei uni6uIoig.
trob0em er iih ietner5eIt iduIOig be.
fauirte. uBO iie ipiiidelt, Dab oas
@ro3eBDerfabren tpiocE auiaenonunen
iOerOc. 0ie OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bat
Sen San inter g9erathlna.
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ilcbermadIuna Der eiumanbcrcr.
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mauOerer bis 81 Oeren 20. Sabre Ct.
itreden.
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borteu: Die @eauilihtiaunp beim
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geitorbenen @aumes mo an0ere 9lr.
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glap 2oH0on. nm Dem am Don.
neritag itattfinoenOen goohDettfab
rem ppiidlen Dale un0 SarOaro bel.
slllpobneu.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-06-28
Big Bin Saft.
gaelp 9aben. Gonal.. p. Anni.

geeD Sapen. Conn. %. SUM.
Sir .gig Biz, ipie Die ,alten
6erren" Don Dale ben strieasiefre.
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sic aaDid)tigite RerionTidlfeit bel ben
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fcl0 aIbien no ii6 14,0OO 8eriouen
befnnhcn.
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Der sfnt . apnareh.
9eGlp 9)orf. "a. sSi.s;

Ger II. Sfat 2ongreB oes norO.
amerifuniiben Sfatuerban0es fam
geitcrn absno nit eineu aontuers
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0errbeiluHg sum A6idlIuB. Gen er.
ten Sreis trug Serr 5ran5 Silber.
IIna nit $50 Sunften in % eelpon.
uenen Spielen oa0on.
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ohio Der $1,000, fpelde sic ,,9seu Dorf
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gIn0ere gelpinner Der gr0Beren
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s. 4reis 9erm oeiier. % SpieIe.
GAS glniie.
O. @reis. 9. Gdneioer. @aiiaic. RS.
993 @unfte, 20 Spiele
10. Yreis. 6. Sottbamer, SerssSoIo,
obne 9.
il. greis. Sicpb eOIsban % spieIe.
7t5 gunfte.
2. greis. gueuit @eItermauu. gaep
glori, 962 Runite. 21 Spiele.
10. Rreis. @lar Snlitb. 5oboteH, 1884
Yunite (GetpiHn).
IA greis. Or. SafoIt, areussSoIo.
obne Z.
is. greis. gbas @enOe, aeu gorf,
q Spiele. s64 9unfte.
10. &reis. g. gSeiaelt. Siaten cSss
laIlo, 951 @unfte. 10 Spiele.
II. Yreis. 9bas. Binielmann, Sem
glort, YiqnezSolo. obne s.
IS. Rreis. 9eag alein, Seriep Gitb.
21 SpieIe. S26 gunfte.
10. Ereis. sllb. Wluiier, gbilaoelpbia.
929 Runtte, 16 Spiele.
20 YreiS. glua gSolfart, @roofIbn,
1888 9imtte (@emiun)
21 &reis. 6. &rice, @rtr, @reuss
Souruee, obne T.
% &reis. oermanu 2ieQler, g2ibole
Studge. p Spiele, 754 Suufte.
%. Sreis. &. Sed, 922 gunfte, 10
Spiele.
Pa greis. gus. gaaeaeIp. saeiparf,
Biques Solu, ohfe s.
%. greis. 6reO 91a9. 21 SpieTe. 7o4
gunte.
Das Roulite, DeIdes Die gereh.
ningen gepriift bat. lebt fid tuie
fOlgt 5ui0nnnen: .. R. @eufe, DliI.
maIfee, @oriiten0cr; sSonas, 6bi.
cago; Otto @rangel, BbiIoOelpbio
8alll glbuab0n. 8niinic; emil Dor.
ges, s. s.. @er6er, aoolp6 2ebnboff,
9ferp gort, gIfirtenten: 6rib Ien6om.
pei. grrit 5initerblsi6. 9llbert g9a.
nier, g. @Sarciis, 8. Sfier, sSuIiun
9renhiB.
6oigen6e gbicagoer erbieIten 9reiIe:
GorI Gnbu (27 @reis), 3reo. Gum.
Der (37). 81. Sacobs (53). R. u.
@laner (59), 9eter Conrad (75.). @u.
ftno 2oeih (105). 6. @lanf 122),
q. ShieB (136), Sulius 9oeifler
Q48). so. 90. sSonas q50). Gb.
9ieber (154), @. @. Sd)IoIier (1Se.)
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geln iino unter anoeren foIgenoe.
Bon nun on ioa @ranO nie foIgt
berehnet meroen: 8ranO Eournee u,
16, Solo4@rnnO 20 uno
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publitanii6en @i5e 1raiiOentidcffs.
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man I'M archaeological bcbauoeln.
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3uit1nO iih 5uiebenos beiiere uno
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lin 8 lbr glbeu0s Iaatetq ser BE.
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nidlt nothiuenOia lit. bod ba6en iie
6em 8atienteH gerutben. iib einer
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mag.
@Iebelan0 25. SUM.
lin fl llbr g1ohts hlief Der ga.
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dn0ert.
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glelp 6npen. Gonn.. 24. eSunI

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berfiigte beute. oaB Die auf Den /.
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meroe infoIqe Der grfranfung 0eS
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sugIeih repubIifaniiher Ranoioat
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Babl cines 8oriibenoeu oes geatio.
aalfomites berat1en meroen.