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Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-16
.BELEN COMPANY WILL
 START SHELTER SOON
Continued Work Through the Depression Period and Is
 Now Shipping Ore,

DOUGLAS, Arizona, February 15.-- R. l.. Van Dusen, superintendent of the Belen Mining company. has been ' in the city this week for the purpose
 of visiting his father, who came here from Pasadena recently. Mir. Van Du.
 sen stated today that the Belen com
 pany expected to be able to s:art
 their smelling plant early in the
 month of March. This plant con.
 sists of a rotary roaster and a fur | mace of 30-ton capacity. After the ore is roasted in the rotary, which IS
 heated with wood, it is smelted with a hot blast which is provided with charcoal Two boilers and engine are yet required to make the plant com plete and this equipment is expected
 to be at the plant by March 15. At present there are about sixsy men employed at the Belen camp and
 this force will be increased at least fifty men by the time the smelter is in operation.
 The Belen company began work on it's property, located thirty miles
 southwest of Cumpas, about two years | ago and since then steady develop ment work has been carried on When the Transvaal smelter was started up at Cumpas the Belen for sometime had it's ore reduced there, but later the shipments were sent to the Cop per Queen in this city, and for a year regular shipments have been received here. At the present time the Belen has been shipping two car loads of ore every week. The ore is hauled or packed from he mine to Nacozari. the company depending up- on the kind of transportation avail able, whether it be a wagon or a bur TO train. Besides the copper ore, which carries good values in silver, another product of one of the Belen properties is bismuth ore Eight cars of this ore has been shipped to Liv- , erpool, England.
 i Two electric hoists are operated on , the property and the ore is brought to the surface from two shafts. The shipping ore has been sorted ! from the product of the development work and this has left large amount of lower grade ore on the dumps to be reduced into bullion in the new smelter now about ready for opera ton.
 MT. Van Dusen stated that when
 the proposed railroad is completed to
 Cumpas it would reduce the cost of transportation of ore from the Belen
 mine to the smelter in Douglas about
 sS per ton and he is therefore very
 anxious to see this railroad in opera ton.
 The Minneapolis Copper company,
 owning properties near to those of
 the Belen, are continuing work with a
 small force. This company has a
 gasoline hoist and has accomplished
 a good amount of development work during the past year
 The mines of the TTansyaal com pany are also located near the BeIen
 properties, but this company is now
 doing nothing, having shut down their
 smelter last fall and stopped work in the mines sometime later
 Mir. Van DOsen returned to the
 mines today.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-16
MINING AT TOMBSTONE
 GOING OA STEADILY
Tombstone Consolidated Con- tinues To Install New
 Equipment

TOMBSTONE, Feb. 15.-(Specialj, Work is progressing as usual oL the rrt perties of the TomJ tone Con soildaicd company. At the Emerald, where the large body oE copper ore waa recently opened up the compan' i5 at work installing q naY cninpras- sor, which will be used to furnish power for the Burleighs as well as for small hoist that will be used on the winze in which the body of copper ore was uncovered. The wI1Ize had been sunk to a depth of 90 feet by, the use of windlass, but now this will be done away with and the hoist installed. The extent of the ore body has not as yet been deter. mined as the bottom of the wfnze still shows the same width across tae workings as was uncovered some 75 feet above. In the drift on the soc small bodies of the copper ore are found, but which do not carry the percentage that is found in the winze. So far but little water has been en- countered in opening up the ore ':i the winze, but during the last few days that work was going on water began to seep through and it is thought now that there will be q.lite a little of it to be handled, as the bottom of the winze is over fifty feet below the water level in the other part ot the mine. Several cars of ora from the winze have been taken ,ut and are now stored on the surface. The ore Hill in all probability be con centrated in the mill here and the concentrates shipped to the new smelter at Sasco. A test has been made of the ore and it has been founi that it is first class copceDtratine proposition.
 At the Big Shaft work is pivsi esq ing satisfactorily. The work of en. larging the station on the 1900 foo: level for the installation of the new pumps that have been ordered has been completed and the pumps are expected to arrive during tae nsxt Few weeks. The usual amount of ore is being taken from the upper levels and hauled to the mill. A slight cave in occurred on the 400 foot level on Thursday night in one of the stopes, but no maeria1 damage was done. The pumps are handling about the same amount of water, be- tween i-2 and five millions.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-16
PAINE, WEBER 6 co.

Special wire to L. J. Overiock)
 BOSTON. Feb. 15-There was heavy liouidation in the market all day to- day. and the support was poor. Union Pacific was going too fast and was well bought around s114, but the close was weak all through the list. The break now is but to political effects, and no one can tell how far it will reach.
 We do not like the long stock that is coming out, and advise every one to mt themselves in the strongest kind of shape in anticipation of a dull, sag ging market.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-16
Mining, Shelters & Stock Quotations
Predicts Busy Times For
 Winkelman In Mining

Owing to the fact that it was neces- sary to timber the shaft and that no timbers were obtainable, work stop ped and has not been started up again. But it is the intention d the owners to obtain timbers and sink to a greater depth in an effort to find a large supply of the experiencing water. At present only about seven or eight barrels a day rise in tne shaft It is almost a certainty, so it is said, that a few feet lower this water will be found in abundance. If predictions do not fail, this mine Will become one of the richest precipitat- ing propositions in Arizona. The cost of operations will amount to little more than pumping the water from the shaft. The process of precipita- tion is a simple one. The water Is simply run over scrap iron, which is eaten away, and is replaced by the copper. which falls to the bottom ol the tank as dust. carrying 95 per cent of the red metal.
 The owners of the Alum Q. oup, William Hardwick and J. NJ. Roberts of Phoenix, and couple of Iowa cap italists, feel certain that they have a big thing, and in short time will re- sume work. IT they find the water they hope to find, the mine can be placed on a paying basis in a very short time, as not much machinery is required for a precipitating plant.
 MT. Fowler believes that his claims are on a continuation of the same property. He is in the bottom of a low plane between two hills. On the and on the north is the Alum group Being right between, he feels pretty certain that he has good proposi ton-
Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-16

PHOENIX, Feb. 15.-F. P. Fowler, president and general manager of the Black Mountain Copper Mining com pany, with claims near Winkleman, is in the city for Q few days, and reports that everything is moving along most satisfactorily in that district. The situation has not greatly changed in the last monuth or so, but there are various signs which give reason Tor believing that the country will soon be again swarming vita men and buster than before the slump and panic.
 On his own property the shaIr IS now down to a depth of thirty-hve feet. There is a little copper in all rock encountered, but not enough to make the Black Mountain a great mine. However. nothing Is expected until water level is reached. There never was deposit of copper ore that amounted to anything found above water He believes that the water level is comparatively close now. On the Alum group, which is situated on the side of a hill to the north of him a short distance, water has been found at forty-five feet. And this despite the fact that the Alum claims are from 300 to 500 feet higher than MT. Fowler's property. But in the hills it all depends on the rock for nations where water will be found, and Mir. Fowler is not at all certain how deep he will have to go,
 The Alum mine is remarkable one A shalt was sunk to deptn of forty-five feet in a formation as easy to dig as cheese. It is disintegrated rock Through it all there was a trace of copper. But at forty-five feet water carrying a three percent solution of copper was discovered ed.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-16
TESTER & HICKS.
 Brokers.
Over Rlnehart's Drug Store--Rooms
 and Antier's Building.
Bisbee. Ariz., Feb. 1

Bisbee, Ariz.. Feb. i5, 1908.
 The market for today's short ses- sion vas without feature other than showing a steadiness which has been , lacking for the past few days.
 While the bank statement today was not of an encouraging nature it did not have any effect on the mar ket.
 The curbs are also quiet with trad ing at a standstill excepting Denn and Shattuck, which show some ac- tivity- The following telegram was received by us from Duluth this afier- noon: "Denn-Shattuck meeting elect. ed old officers. Decided to call bids for smelter Shattuck-Denn, to be located ct Douglas with capacity 500 tons. Nothing else important" The prevailing opinion is that these two properties will consolidate. The balance of the stocks show only slight changes from yesterdays fig nres.
 Closing Quotations.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-16
COPPER HOLDING MACHINE AT TH[
 QUEENSMELTER
New Inventor For Molding Copper Bars, Automatically Cools and Carries the Metal To the Car Doors.

A bare mention was made In this paper last week of the new and re markable machine recently installed at the Copper Queen, the function or which is to properly turn out the blis- ter copper or Bessemer block in bars of approximately uniform weight.
 The old plan. and which was thought to be quite up to date. con sisted of running long truck Full Of molds under the converter, and filling them one by one, then running the trucks to the rear. prying the copper out, allowing it several hours to cool, then handling 1t laboriously up to the car door.
 The new machine which is worth half days walk to see, is constructed on the plan of a merry-go-round, on the circled frame of which are fixed 2S moIds. The molten copper Is brought from the converters by the big crane on a large ladle and set over the rim of this wheel or mold sys tenn. The wheel is then revolved un- der the hand of a skillful englneer. As fast as one mold is filled. the en- gineer moves the other under the spout On the opposite side of the wheel from the spout, there is d tank of water. and when the full molds ar rives at this point, they have cooled sufficiently to form casing over the metal If not cold jet of water as- sists in cooling it, and then the bars are automatically dumped into this tank, in the bottom of which Is an elevator system which carries them over and lands them On platform on a level, with and within few feet Of the car door.
 The bars go plunging into the water every ten seconds, and usually glow ing hot and the effect is of rare inter- est to a student of mechanics.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-16
WALKER BROTHERS LETTER.

Special Wire to L. ]. Overlook,
 NEW YORK, Feb. 15.-The market oDened steady and incltEed to be strong, but it did not continue so. Traders began to sell and there was a lot of stock thrown on the market. Liquidation continued right up to the close and there was little sup .nort. For next week we look for q professional market and one largely governed by current news. Commis. sion houses are doing practically nothing and traders mostly responsi- ble for the fluctuations.
 The bank statement was about as expected
Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-16

Hutton says: Fair bank. statement
 Logan & Bryan say: Bank state nent as expected. M
Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-16

Bv bringing your job work to th Review you get the best service.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-16
J. c. PRiTcHARo.
Bonanza Circle and Warren DIstrict
 Stocks a Speciality.
Agent for the Liverpool & London and Globe insurance Companies

fpD. ID. IJVos There was but little change to be noted in the market at the close of the week, Superior and Pittsburg and Denn showed more strength, the lat ter from the expectation that impor- tant questions in regard to the fu- turs of the Denn and Shattuck would bs decided at the annual meet ing at Duluth today. there were quite a few bids out, but the stock was held closse. and better prices are looked for in these stocks the coming week.
 Closing Ouotations:
Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-16
UP AND DOWN GOES MARKET; LOWER PRICES
Boston coppers Were Weak and the Headers Were Al SoId-FavoriteS All Showed Lower Prices Today
lRr Frank J. Grail

The slight advances of yesterday were easily discounted today and the close of the weeks market finds the stocks dragging on the bottom again. New York stocks sold of sharply, showing considerable lower prices. Boston coppers were weak and the leaders were ali sold. Old Dominion, North Butte, Copper Range all show ed lower prices. Local curbs hold about the same. Shattuck holds at 16, Superior at 12 1-2 and Denn con tinues in good demand at $S.34. The meeting of the Shattuck and Denn was held today but the outcome has not yet been learned. The balance of the curbs are lifeless and what the coming week will bring Is hard to judge, but we do not look for much change.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-10
REACHES
 AGREEMENT I

VICTORIA. Aug. II. - An agree Hent has at length been reached be tween the provincial government and tne Grand Trunk Pacific in regard ta Jhe tid,watcr allotment at Prince Ru- bert The contention has been a long lnc and n4icr has been before boarG pf arbitration which has each time failed Tur government reserved one fourth of the townsite. taking alter nate lots. the company taking three and thr province one. II was pre- sumcd tp do the same on the water front. but the railroad company gob- bled up nearly the whole of the front age ir one continuous line anG left the province but a very small landing of inconst quential value The province insisted upou alternate lots on the wa terfrnnt as on the rest of the townsite. the company said if this was conced" ! il would not have a sufficiently large block to do ifs business on. In reply to this the province said the alternate lots along the water front which it claimed could be purchased from the province at the time they were offered for sale. But the company had taken possession and was 10th to quit. and sb the dispute went on.
 II is stated that the settlement is satisfactory to all parties concerned. Public interests have been guarded against railroad rapacity and the pro- vince still retains her one fourth e the waterfront. But it was conceded that the company requires for its ter
 niual facilities and to carry on a largo ocean traffic an adequate water front age an dthis has been granted by a frienly exchange of lots to some extent The news of the settlement will give general public satisfaction. There has long been an impatience oget in CT
 the gr ,und floor when lots in the town
 site of the great terminal were put uI
 for sale and the delay has been yer, annoying. Now it is believed that th,
 townsite lots vii lbe placed on tn.
 market next month.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-10
STANFORD
 STUDENT
 SUSPECTED

SAN LOUIS OElSPO. Aug. - Jo- erI# firrsdH James. 2 student at stan fard university and q graduate af the rHipu bieH aahpaL Washington. D. e. aa= auested bv SbeHn Nancy McFad- den ou suspicion of being n porch climber
 Iam~- Is q young man 2a years of age and aas seen letf-rlug near the home uf Mrs II. C. NaeeJsaag. who Was alarmed and notified the police. It was thought that James might have been implicated in ehlaroformiae Miss WiuIfrei ffsgatr aiza Stanford stu- dent. while sHe was asleep in her room tha other evening masmuch as when he was arrested he had a bong rope and stout wire hooks in his possession. He is being held for investigation
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-10
SULTAN
 REPORTED
 CAPTURED

TANGIER. Aug. n is reported here that the army of Abdul Aziz. sul- tan of Morocco, has been routed by the forces of his brother. Mulai Hafid. 5o miles from Morocco City. and the suI- tan made q prisoner
 An"taer report has il that the sul- tan escaped and has taken refuge in the French zane.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-10

 SHIPS FOR
 INSURANCE

LONDON Aug I'm eaamtfes lp. painted hv tHg Association af Sau owners ff thr rmFe-e Q. aea-Hgat- ing ihr gH5Gga tat t#see ars Hsr-ta. rts ~sstr#.asalt -#t. hsf< fai tayr Insurance u4= raHasted that th, charge Is 6azed on fact Thy say tf#z fHe HuzEHEss h-z hasu reduced ta T scientific aa=ls and HHat daa#z spec H'aHae- purchased aid ulss with the deliberate pau of Ufaebiug tEcm for fHetf insurance. The risks arr acc,pt- ed by insurance agents who have q eHesisdEe ef tH, scheme.
 The committee m lfs report urges tHe =mp eeHef. ta attempt ta secure iesi~iatiaH fr7H parliament which wtH prohibit -fs=uJtaHz from tsaifug m such t1gle as which am prohibit inc zuranra companies frum arrrrtIur risks of th5t kind.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-10
NOME. ALASKA. SEPT. 10. 1908.
THe MOON FROM THE PACIFIC.

The depths if -eHc rafH=H= of zEs Pacific ocean arc most profound. In oue section of its mighty area the soumdfugs indicate that possibly con giu,ut W5s pulled u, by sHa roats rHers aua .asstd au. Into space \ writer iu tb- Gsaersrhicai Magazine Hat~ at f#g pussiHHty Chat IH- did Happ,u and that tHs mass. flung un Wto space iu Nutlus took sH spherical form 5aa Huars the centrifugal e,mHp.tu fHfg- es. sousftd ny efaNty. found an afbIt and Geeam, the "Irsser light" which We read of In Genesis. and which met eall tha moon. Tae best part uf n. theory is that no man c7H successfully dispute #. or show amy reason why il might aat have happened It is ua more weird than thr legend gf the At- tauuc 1T in the Atlantic continent eauld sink. why iH Che PaeIHe could Rat another continent bc1k fram its ma4r- iurs. ay aT mfa space aHI ts orbit aHd take 8r It- HaHta iu tHe Frrcs-zisH ef planets and far-on stars The uaueuesrS ur tHe moon gfeg pIausibH- t1y tu fha theory of Pacific origin Il frs. shows itseH in ers scent which looks like the haodlum when with wriegliug finger ts his nose Hg drHes thr earth. then fl has Is freshman and sophomore age then gets fun. and finally begins ta sa home Iate with haH its face Knocked on. II surely has many terrible habits.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-10

.n caucus everything that Ie sropesgt The chief inspiration of tn group was a settled opposition Co Beosc,vIt's roIi- cicS But conditions arc rapidly chang ing and tre Suprcmar, uf the "zra, wolves Is threatened < group af young men. comprising Deliver of Gn- va. Enrah of Idaho Ia Toilette of Wis eousiH and Eeteridge af Indiana Is akius the lead. and with the recent ae- ssSsiaus af strength including tba probability that Governor Cummius win be elected In Iowa. tho prospects are that Taft as president sin find his hands upheld by senate that wili Iu8E, with favorable eve on the ulaHmen' 1f the Roosevelt poliCtes=EN
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-10
A VAUDEVILLE cAmPA,oa

Mir Bryan wants a mHi.n -E#f-. nat ear hr<eIf. tut ta G9arss tb, .tmrafsu. It sasr1~ itkaa f,. D. mon Y. taz. fa faat. tHe lsaItimat, .>1aas s~ af a uat'a.as s7uvasz have etus t. rsa Hfe bi.lt 4sser.z. N-ha... 4#a. uasral witt. tEa expenditure IS baa as asrv du aea su Ice Bag votes. aa.g Cor thaf purIszs tue sum HaHl-: #fz sI-. tryzf Nuu.H hr u.eHsff fF
 NE Bryan is rakiHE sa. m zresfIls cNrar.neus m .ba form 5f ar artst r' tfs farmers srd others I madefJ,c circumstance Or contributions Ja fu- ,aa.IaIsu fund Stme rljh.r p..4n rIfItsd er.G have called rtn. eh.s g1r3 with ofFf#biou- sefseree= m- | ItaeHr1 besta~s af this appeal bHs sH, truth i- tbat Mr Eryaa. course i- lueh1 s theory seru IJ JIf sIa,- uat =EsaIE uut n practice. IT The people Naar [. govern they must themselves pay th, ~Hot Yet We fear that Mir Bry1us can aiH uat b. needed. and tha zoe suits up to datr go fa confirm that opinion
 The truth Is that the campaign Is In the dosdrums. Even In thr soatf th~, are making graeelrss iaRes about Nr | lBryaa'e campaign fund. 5Ha uateffIfal editors are playing pima pong with a HaueksHg gaHdsr converted iafa a. demeefatir missionary ty the f8fH, process The editor of the Charleston News and Courier opened the sam. wnh letter h tae editor uf thc Eai- iimare sun. ike this.
 "Chari,stun S C. Aug 6
 Editor sun Baltimore. PHHp II Gaast,a. president uf tHe Charleston consolidated railway. ras and aIectri, company and weH known to the pGm- Ierhuni 1f Baltimore. the present uWu- rr ef the HeHskong eaHder. vif riac, the Sm 1T the sun viii pay all traveI- ing expenses ef the gander and fafn, him far th. benefit of the Bryan cam Faign fuuI Answer. with instruction as ta shipment
 "J (. HemrHlH
 Editor of th. News and caarar
 Eat tar sun tz rsereaUt ta Ifz an ctont faith and would have none of this aHHarps btra which lz #et tf.- ar-t sauds. tu go irta politics South ear. oIua had to carry the load without help from Maryland. and after labor ions advertising the ranle realized &4s for thc good of Mr. Brau's campaign. They might have done better fa put the eandcr aH the stump
 NeXt came fifty Nebraska farmer contributing s-n and a z4ufi that book od like big stick Mir Bryan made a HtHe speech about the big sack which he said was as hollow is th, gourd. All this sort of thing lends itself to certain rude humor. quite in keeping with the antics of MT. Rrtau's famous trick mule. which. We ahssre. with sorrow. has uunuied Nra Yerl. newspaper man, Who relieved the tr- dium ef visit to Fairview by P53y5ng horse. All this is interesting in a way. bat the methods of the circus crossed ou the tricks If the church secIahle do not stir the blood and may even help to make the ring master Ieok rl- dieulous when he asplres ta be fmpos- ing and impressive. There is an at- mosphere of vaudeville about thc per formance. IT may serve To assist the joke that Mir Charles Edelma. af sar Francisco wha mas been visiting Fair view told Mfr. Bryan that California
 i'd go democratic this fall. and the the mule said "Hee. haw ," san Francisco Call.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-10
KLUBER REFUSES
 KISSES

SAN FRANCISCO - That her af-
 fcctionate advances were repulsed and her kisses refused are the grounds upon which Elizabeth Kuber yestcr- day sued for divorce from Joseph Klu- her. She is loving woman. Mrs. KIu- Der asserts. and many times when she attempted to earess and embrace her husband he rudely pushed her away
 He is alleged to have told her in effect that the habit of kissing ones wife was an abominable one and ought to be discouraged The Kmbers were married in san Francisco in June of last year. The plaintln states her hus- band has property worth about $i0.oO0.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-10
LOST.

A brown veil. with old ivory pin. Please leave with W. J. Burger
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-10
Go 10 the North Pole

Bakery for the best bread and pastry The only coffee house in town.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-10
TWO KILLED
 IN ACCIDENT

LONDON, Aug. - The huge balloon with which Captain Lovelace. the American aeronaut. was giving an ex- hibition of flights. suddenly exploded yesterday and two people were killed. three fatally injured and scores of oth- CTS. seriously burned. The captain himself was badly burned. and Beat rice Hill, his private secretary. was burned alive.