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Bisbee daily review., 1908-01-26

visibility of going to the expense of doing the assessment work on a group of claims that he has perhaps recently located, and delays the matter until he hears that the annual work is being done on the group adjoining his and in less than a week assessments are being worked on a dozen or so groups about him-his own included. and so, for the past two or three weeks, as sessment work has been the thing of most importance to the miners about here.
 Mining men, individuals with capi- tai and parties seeking investment con tinue to arrive and in the case of the mining men the incoming is somewhat in excess of the outgoing. This shows that the district around Wickenburg is not being forgotten, and one of the best indications of renewed activity in this section is the scarcity of idle miners about the streets. If you would feel the pulse of a mining dis .trict, note the number of idle miners on the streets of its principal town.
 
 Hite Gold Mines company was held in lowing board of directors chosen: Joseph R. Tindal, Paul H. Brinton, A. ". Black, R. J. Rice, R. M. Hite, P. Y. Hite and Elmer L. Kidney From what can be gathered from the new members it is very probable that at their coming meeting P. Y. Hite will be elected president, A. w. Black, secretary and E. L. Kidney, treasurer.
 J. C. Escue and Amos L. Gaylord went out to the Columbia section Mon day where they will do some exten, sive prospecting. They have lately been looking over the Black Rock section in the interest of Dan McNeill and Chas. Vilcutt of Vulture. w W. Elliott, E. s. Jones, H. c. Sprunger and c. F. Goddard drove out to the Vulture mine Sunday and went through the old workings.
 The Colonial mining company has their Big quicksilver furnace com pleted at vicksburg. Mir. Scott, tht contractor. left that place this week after having worked for three months On the furnace, employing eight or ten men.
 Superintendent N. H. Partridge. oi the Planet mine was in Wickenburs Saturday MT. Partridge, when asked about the property, said that thi company has been developing exten sively for several years and have 2 wonderful mine. Recent develop ment has shown up exceptionally fine ore.
 Elliott & DTescher, of Prescott, last week surveyed three different site for the proposed electric power plan to be built here. One is near the ict factory, another is on what is know as the Bachtiger addition and thu third is on the Garcia land near thu old cyanide works.
 Sixteen visitors from the east in spected the Octave mine this week. | L. B. Houge, who owns the Yellow Bird mine near Vicksburg, last weel let a contract fer work on his prop jerty to Schnarr and Soian, A con tract for work on. the Della tunnel o this same prDerty was let Co Henr, Barker, Ed Mccoy ard Jake Mott.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-01-26
TUCSON BOND BILL
 HAS PASSED HOUSE

TUCSON, Jan. 25.-The Tucson s30O,O0O bond approval measure in troduced in the house of representa- the house this week.
 This news was received by Mayor Slack in Tucson in a telegram from Washington From Delegate Smith.
 Mayor Slack wired in reply con gratulatory telegram thanking Dele gate Smith for his efficient work in having the bill speedily passed by the lower house of congress.
 The telegram which Mayor Slack received from Delegate Smith is as follows:
 "The Tucson bond bill passed the house today. Have full statement of necessity for immediate action by the senate sent to Senator Beveridge. Let the chamber of commerce, the com mon council and the board of super visors all petition him for quick ac- tion.'
 Following the receipt of the tele- gram Mayor Slack informed the -S- ecutiye committee of the chamber of commerce and the board of supervis- ors of it's contents and it is likely that both of these bodies as well as the council will petition Senator Bev- eridge to hasten the bond issue meas ure along as rapidly as possible. 1t will be pointed out that Tucson needs additional water works badly both in order to furnish an adequate supply and to provide for additional fire protection for property in the city It is expected that the petitions will 1 nave the effect of hastening action or l the bill in the senate, as 1t is believed that with the urgent necessity tol more water in Tucson is shown there will be no unnecessary delay with the | bill in the senate.
 No difficulty is anticipated in SC ' curing President Roosevelt's sigma ture to the measure when 1t passes the senate and is referred to him. Senator Beyeridge is chairman o the committee on territories and i is for this reason that Delegate Shit has advised sending petitions to him | as the bond measure will be refer red to that committee as soon as 1 reaches the senate.
 The other members of this com mittee are Senators Dillingham;. Ne son, Burnham, Kean, Dick. Piles l Clarke. of Arkansas, Newlands, Fra zier and Owen.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-01-26
SUNSET MINING COMPANY
 HOLD ANNUAL MEETING

The Sunset Mining and Milling Company, Of Cochise county was held on January 7th at Detroit, Michigan, when a large number of the stock holders were present and practically all of the stock was represented.
 The stockholders elected Frederick c. Deinzer, Judge Carl Franke, George A. Greening, Ed. J. G. Lauer, of Mon roe, Mich, and Frank A. Rasch, Fred erick Knorr, Oscar B. Marx and Eu- gene F. Bradt, of Detroit, Mich., members of the Board of Directors.
 The Board of Directors met imme- diately after adjournment and elect ed Frederick c. Deinzer, President; Eugene F. Bradt, Vice President; Frank A. Rasch, Secretary, and Judge Carle Franke, Treasurer,
 The Board of Directors report Ter the year 1907, was very satisfactory to the stockholders. The develop ment work uncovered highly mineral ized ore in several of their claims. The stock holders recommended that the work be continued and that a shaft be sunk upon the claim near est and practically adjoining the property recently bonded by the Cal ;,nct and Arizona Co.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-01-26
BENSON MINING NOTES.
Benson PressN


 Grant Pool took a load of sup plies out last Wednesday to be used in a mine being developed near Pools ranch. They have just sunk a we'll at the mine camp, and part of the load was lumber to fix the well. We are informed that the mine will be developed as rapidly as possible. George Sherrer, of Dragoon, re- ports that the Black prince, ol John son put force at work this week. They have fine electric power plant already installed and ought to be a profitable producer.
 w H. Schardin and Archie Chis- holm went out this week to secure samples of ore from their copper claims in the big ore zone north of town near the ValenzueIa. An east sfn friend of Mir. Schardin contem- plates investing with him and if so it means the development will be rushed.
 w. NJ. Werner and John McGarry were in town yesterday buying sup plies for their camp at the Bonnie Bell group, which is situated about 22 miles north of Benson on an air line of thirty miles by the wagon road. They expect to continue worB there Tor some months at least. J. N. Lindley. a prominent mining man and an officer of tae Johnson Dragoon Mountain & Northern rail way company, left for Louisville Kentucky last Wednesday evening on business connected with the railroad
Bisbee daily review., 1908-01-26

and copper may be expected anywhere in these limits. The Cole shaft shows a vein which unquestionably goes to surface. It was mined many years ago, considerable high-grade be, ing taken from it. This proves the character of the ground in that vicin- | ity, showing it to be experiencing. Little has been done on this al points above the 1,000-foot level, the object being to get the shafts down, and to reach the territory below the main Ieached ore bodies. There are in the upper levels deposits rich in copper as has been shown in recent
 work at Calumet and Arizona and in Copper Queen.
 The find just made north of the Cole shaft looks as if it would be a very important one, and suggests the possibilities for dividends in the areas nearer surface. Of course this is at a point 1000 feet below the collar of the shaft. The mine has shown
 good deposits and strong minsraliza tion on this level to the south, and men prominent in the directorate in, sisted that the ground north would surely show rich values, judging this from the character Of the formation.
 The Cole shaft will soon be a very
 fine producer of copper, the work at
 tending the openings at the several levels being productive of much that pIeases.
 Superior & Pittsburg is merely in it's infancy It has lot to do before
 it will know all about it's mineral. Ii
 will be one of the greatest properties | in the country.
 All the shafts are showing addi tional values steadily as work pro
 gresses.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-01-26
WICKENBURG
 FEELSASTRONG
 UP TENDENCY
Several Good Properties To StarN Up, and Very Few Claims Have Been Abandon ed By Their Owners.

WICKENBURG. Jan. 25.-The min ing outlook is brighter this week. There are well founded reports of two or three of the best properties in this section again starting up, a few of the smaller properties are pushing deYel- opment work right along, the amount of assessment work being done shows the confidence in the country is not lessened and the incoming of many where indicates that this part of Ari- zona is in no danger of being forgot ten by the man seeking. investment.
 In many instances where properties have been shut down within the past three months. development work had been pushed way beyond the point where the building of a mill would have been considered a good move. The object of this was to be absolute ly sure of the size and character of the ore bodies, to block out enough ore to keep a mill in operation when it was erected and to thoroughly deter mine what kind of treatment would l be best for the ore in sight. Not a | few mines in this district have, in the past, been equipped with machinery | and milling plants that were of the right kind for the ore found near the surface. but when depth was attained it became necessary to either buy new machinery or suspend operations. and in the majority Of cases the suspen sion has continued until the present day.
 | As is the case in all prospect coun tries, (more than which this section can hardly claim) there are great many properties lying idle that were in various stages of development small properties employing from three to ten men and equipped with ma chinery that ranged from a winilass turned by hand to a 10 horsepower gasoline engine. Many of these vii perhaps remain idle for years, some 1 will be started up before the veal ends and a few have already resumed operations. These few, with those that have remained active from ibt start. make a good number of thr class of prospects that are being work ed, and the fact that they are ofte. found to be on the same ledge ant
 within few hundred yards of ! lproven mine lends encouragement.
 Old timers about here win tell vol
 that in the past it has been a com
 paratively easy matter to locate ol
 some abandoned property On which in many cases, several feet Of worl ] had been done, and they express sur prise at the very low number O claims that were left open to relc cation this year. In itself this is 1 small thing but it has done mucl
 to strengthen the prospector's faitl
 in the country's future. If the groun
 is valuable to him and he sees tha , his work is done for another veal
 often man is undecided as to the at
Bisbee daily review., 1908-01-26
SUPERIOR & PITTsBURG.

It was learned this week that a very important discovery of high grade ore has been made on the 1000 foot level north of the Cole shaft
 This is territory not yet opened up on any level from the Cole shaft It simply goes to show what may be looked for in the immense amount of land area owned by the company in the Bisbee basin. As has often been stated all the lands of the company
 are well within the mineralized are
Bisbee daily review., 1908-01-26
PLEASANT MUSICALE

On last Tuesday evening Miss Vir- ginia June Bagby entertained the members of the Mandolin and Guitar Club 1t her home on Quality Hill The parents of the members of the club were also invited, and were de lighted with the progress being made by these young people. Several very pretty selections were rendered with much skill and ease by the class. Miss Bagby then took the mandolin and delighted the company with a vari- ation of "Old Black Joe" Mir. Owens of the Y. N. c. A. gave a recitation which occasioned much laughter Re treatments were served and enjoyed amid a round of bright stories
 The club consists of the following young ladies and gentlemen: Misses McGavock Cowan, BeyeT. Hoy. Austin, Arborn, Mrs. Stewart; Messrs. Norris, Rankin. Beyer, Hoy.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-01-26
FINAL COUNTY MINES
 ARE SHOWING REVIVAL

PHOENIX, Jan. 25.-Having talked with mining men at all points along the Phoenix X Eastern between Phoenix and Winkleman, Superin- tendent Scott of the Maricopa &
 Phoenix road stated this morning that mine owners. claim holders and prospectors in Pinal county are more enthusiastic over the outlook than they have been since the mining in
 dustry was struck a severe blow by the financial stringency about two months ago. The building of the
Bisbee daily review., 1908-01-26

London-Arizona smelter, four miles this side of Winkleman, has caused the mining men to lay plans for re- sumption of work in almost every district. In the vicinity of Kelvin several outfits are at work with placer machines, some d them bringing the dirt down to the Gila river. At Err min, two miles east of Kelvin, there is talk of a smelter being built by eastern people to handle the ores from a property in which several Phoenix people are also interested.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-01-26
....SOCIETY. ....

Letson enjoys visit to Bisbee, but the altitude is too high Tor her to make this her permanent home.
 Mir. M. J. Cunningham will return home Sunday evening from his snort vacation spent hunting,
 Mrs. Harry Duey and two children left Bisbee recently for Douglas. From there she goes to Los Angeles, which place they will make their flu ture home.
 Mrs. Cunningham and daughter, Catherine, left for San Diego. in the hope that he change may be beneh- cial to Mrs. Cunningham. Miss Catherine expects to return in time to finish her grade and graduate in the, spring with her class.
 Mrs. Inick, of Opera Drive, enter tained the Neighborhood Club Satur- day evening. Whist was the game played.
 A most pleasant time was spent Fri day afternoon, when a Few woIpen walked in upon Mrs. Shields, bring ing with them a liberal supply of joy, wit and refreshments. Mrs. Shields herself, reports most en- joyable session, as do also the follow ing: Mesdames Hart, Lester, McNair, Paff and Harvey.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-01-26
PLEASANT ENTERTAINMENT

Mrs. Buckwalter gave recently an evening entertainment in compli- ment to Mir. and Mrs. Adsit Bridge was played, Mrs. Dr. Gavin securing the souvenir spoon, while Dr. Bled- soc captured the mems prize, a leather wallet.
 Dainty refreshments were served to the following guests: MT. anG Mrs. Adsit, Dr. and Mrs. Gavin, Dr. and Mrs. Bledsoe, Mir. and Mrs. Frank Bledsoe, MT. and Mrs. Patti, son. Mir. and Mrs. Peterson, Mir. and Mrs. McReynolds, MT. and Mrs. Griggs, Mir. and Mrs. Eddleman and the host and hostess, Mir. and Mrs. Buckwalter.
 Mrs. Adsit is travelling with her husband. who is consulting engineer for the Warren townsite people. anG spending part of her honeymoon here in Bisbee.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-01-26
ELKs' INITIATION.

The Elks held initiation last night nine applicants receiving the tests Elith made them eligible to the order The goats had been well fed, thus enabling them to carry through their part oF the work with alaerity and zest
 The club will give ou Tuesday January 2Sth. their regular montsily dance. f or the Elks and wives, mothers and sweethearts.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-01-26
A THlMRLE PARTY

A thimble forty was given by Mrs. Buekwalter in honor of her old time friend, Mrs. Adsit-
 The ladies enjoyed the art of the thimble and tried to keep time with the busy hands by gay repartee. A most enjoyable afternoon was spent.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-01-26
YOUNG WoMAN'S
 CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION

The young ladies of Bisbee are in yited to meet with Miss McElroy, Ter ritorial secretary of the Young Woman's Christian Association, in inc Woman's Club House, Quality Hill, this Sunday afternoon at o'clock. Miss McElroy's visit mas been to stimulate the interest Of the people in order to secure building. Forty thousand dollars has been promised for building in event that the people oE Bisbee meet this wl1h ten thousand cash.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-01-26
as follows:

Good the of Newbro's Herpicide person another but the other hand the theatrical prefer Newbros Hepcide an important point Professional have inclination opportunity-not enjoyed by ohersto toilet remedies and their opinions should go unheeded
 The extraordinary of Newbros Hepicide is due simple that kills the dandrur While that results in hair los Herpcfde destroys the disease afte. which nature the hair if it is not too late.
 Chronic cured, but before the hair badly diseased can careful treatment intelligent sanitary keep down intimately de stroy growth (dandruff germ) whose presence scalp destruction.
 Ladies become enthusiastic NewbrOs Herplclde be- bghtens up the hair keeps light and fluffy
 Stops itching scalp almost instantly. 1906 Serial No. 9l5 Two szes soo Stores. Insist Herpcde stamps sample Herpicide Dept L. Detroit Mich. SEE WINDOW DISPLAY AT
 Bisbee Drug Co.,, Special Agents
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Bisbee daily review., 1908-01-26
MASQUERADE BALL

The firemen gave a masquerade ball in the skating rink in Upper Tomo- stone canyon on Friday evening, Jan nary 24th. It was fairly well attend ed and the costumes Of many there were good.
 Mrs. Gassaway received first prize for the best make Ep. while MT Walter wiseman secured the mems first
Bisbee daily review., 1908-01-26
IEAp YEAR BALL

s Auona Club gave a leap year dancing party in Odd Fellows Hall Tuesday. January Fist. Fifty-tWo couples were present, vieing with eac1 other in matters of dress and sociaDii- itv The music was fine and the floor smooth enough to please 'As most fastidious taste.
 Altogether it was most enpoyable affair. .,,.
 The men were enthusiastic m men praise of tne ladies who did the non a-~ Quite a number of changes were noted since the first Anona Leap Year Bah, four years ago. and many the whispered assurances that nun erous would be the number made 5e- fore the close Of this present leap year. .a a, fa+e hour the ladies, acting ss es corts. conducted the gentlemen tV their respective homes
Bisbee daily review., 1908-01-26
Newbro's Herpicide ~ Is Praised By PAULA A. EDWARDES
Paula A Edwards, the theatrical star. writes as solIows:

'T am charmed with Newbro's Her picide. It is a refreshing hair remedy, producing beautiful luster and lux uriance of growth; at the same time keeping the scalp free from dandruff.
 very truly yours.
 (Signed) PAULA A. EDWARDES. New York City.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-01-26
socIAL DAY AT woMAN's CLUB.

Friday afternoon was social day at the Woman's Club. The time was pleasantly spent playing cards.
 Mrs. George Buxton, President, was unable to be present, owing to the fact tha she has been i'll with la grippe.
 Friday. January 17th was given to Miss McElroy, who presented to the club women the feasibility of estab- fishing a permanent home for the Young Woman's Christian Associa- ton. She was met with the hearty cooperation of the Woman's Clup workers and a promise of assistance in securing the necessary funds to complete the home.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-01-26
HoNoR oE MRs. SEVERANCE.

Mrs Caroline Severance, whose eighty-eighth birthday celebration oc- cured Sunday, January 12th, was the guest of honor at a reception given at the Woman's Club house in Los Angeles. As a surprise to the guest of honor a march of eighty-eight wo- men had been arranged. They filed past her, each carrying a cluster of violets and a lighted candle. Women taking part in the march included the charter and older members of the Friday Morning Club.
 The affair was planned as a gener- al reception, in honor of the woman who organized the first woman's club in America. a small organization which first saw light in Boston in 1868. following closely the organiza- tion of the Sorosis Club of New York City. to which club Mrs. Severance gave stimulus. In 1876 the first woman's club was organized in Los Angeles shortly after the arrival ot Mime. Severance and her family, she being also the first president of the Friday Morning Club. Following this short sketch through we note the far reaching effect of the influence of one woman who had the betterment of her own sex constantly in view
Bisbee daily review., 1908-01-26
Y. W. C. A. HOME


 On Thursday afternoon the hplS coDaI ladies and their friends, were invited to meet with Miss McEiroy in the nome of Mrs. Shields MISS McEIroy has an effective and pleas ing way of presenting her subject At he conclusion of her remarks me women gave her the hearty assurance of their assistance in the IurtheIa ,sIl',o aleo of her plan for a Y. W. C. A. home in Bisbee.
 Miss Jessie Lawrence, of spring. field. Mo, who has been visiting Wlln Mrs. c. A. Bennett for several weeks past. left for her home. going Dy way Of Deming, New Mex where she will visit friends and from there on to her home in Springfield
 Mrs. James Letson. of Los Angeles is in Bisbee looking after her many interests, and talking about stili iur- ther investing money ID Bisbee Mrs
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1908-03-21
Good Eye, CuchuiIllnl

Who can set bounds to the soaring
Imagination of the Celt? An enthusi-
astic New Yorker recently watching a
game Of hurling-which resembles Ia
crosse-between stalwart teams, was
moved to ask President Conway OF the
Irish Athletic association how far a
good man could drive the ball.
"Well, I'll tell YOU" responded Mr..
Conway, with twinkle in his eye that
contradicted his serious speech. 'ln
the good old days when Cuchuillin was
champion of Ireland, the king and all
the nobility were assembled at the
great games of Tailtin. Cuchuillln
struck up hurley ball into the sky,
and then walked off to his pavilion and
took a drink of potheen, and strolled
back to the spot in good time to catch
the ball on his hurley. "-Harper's
Weekly
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1908-03-21
EYESIGHT WAS IN DANGER
From Terrible Eczema-Baby's Head
a Mass Of Itching Rash and Sores
Disease Cured by Cutlcura.

"Our little girl was two months old
when she got a rash on her face and
within five days her face and head
were all one sore. We used different
remedies but 1t got worse instead Of
better and we thought she would turn
blind and that her ears would fall Off.
She suffered terribly, and would
scratch until the blood came. This
went on until she was five months old,
then had her under our family doc
tors care, but she continued to grow
worse. He said 1t was eczema. When
she was seven months old / started
to use the Cuticura Remedies and In
two months our baby was a different
girl. You could not see a sign of a
sore and she was as fair as a new
born baby. She has not had a sign Of
the eczema since. Mrs. II. F. Budke,
LeSueur. Mimi, Apr. Is and May 2. '07."