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The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1909-04-17

the ground. There was no loss of
life, the inpatients being safely re-
moved. The damage is estimated at
over $40, 900 The mayor has opened
relief fund.
Mr.: Elmer Spyglass, formerly of
Toledo, Ohio who has been singing
in the principal cities of Europe dur
ing the past two years, paid London
"a visit a few days ago enrOute to
Holland where ht is engaged TO sing
during the spring
The wretched weather prevailing
has caused a great deal Of sickness
News has just come of the illness Of
Madam Hackley, our well known
singer who has been in Europe for
some months. Mrs Hackley during
her stay here has sung for some of
the most exclusive clubs and socie-
ties in England. She has also taught
for some weeks at Taymbee Hall.
Just before her illness MIS-. Hack ey
had been engaged to sing in the
Messiah. At present she is under
the care of Doctors Macdonald and
Maxwell, two of Englands most not
ed specialists and they have advised
her to return to America as soon as
she is well enough to stand the trip.
News has Ist come from berlin
telling of the death of Miss Ella
Thomas young colored girl who had
been studying music in Berlin for
the past four years. Miss Thomas
had been wonderfully successful in
Berlin and was to have finished in
June of this year. Her father, Mr.
James G. Thomas, the prominent
New York undertaken, came to Ber-
lin sometime ago. as soon as he had
learned of his daughters illness.
Everything possible was done to save
her life and an effort was made to
take Miss Thomas back home but
she died at sea the third day out
from Genoa, Italy.
The latest statistics of London
show analarming state Of affairs.
During the past year II 2SI persons
were tried for serious offenses or
these 10, 379 were convicted. 1856 ac-
quilted and 33 sent to criminal lun-
attic asylums OF those convicted
1886 had previous convictions record
ed against them-a higher proper.
tion than in any of the fourteen
previous years.
Curious sde-lights upon modern
life are thrown by the statements
in the report; % That "a children
were sent to reformatory schools for
robbing penny-in-slot- meters; (2) That
while the Royal Commission on the
Metropolitan police was sitting, few
er people were arrested for offenses
against public order, because the
police were "in condition of un-
certainty as to the extent OF their
duties. OF 493 persons received in
to inebriate reformatories 42S were
women.
In the report very little change is
to be noted in the nature of the
hv no nrtn
criminal courts. A slight increase
is recorded in the proportion of SEN
fences Of penal servitude. and a cor
responding falling off in sentences of
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1909-04-17
IN YOUR OWN HOME

The Kenmore Piano is not an unknown
reputation, known throughout the United S
ties. 1t is we'll worth 100000, and pianos a
that do not compare in high quality with
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1909-04-17
Old World News England
(From our own cores pondent.

The Princess Christian Mission
Hospital at Sierra Leone, West Afri-
ca, has been accidentally burned to
the ground. There was no loss of
life, the inpatents being safely re-
moved. The damage is estimated at
over $4,000 The mayor has opened
relief fund.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-02
LOGAN AND BRYAN LETTER

NEW YORK, March 1.-Sen1- Ieeut was much improved over Suu- Gog. and the firme rtoBe Of the Lon coa market together with tue repori Go ulc effect that price reduction %. Eic1l caused replacement of part CT tte lines Equidsted on the recent re- eossion and the shorts bid for stoclrs f-ecls, causing sharp advances fh various specialties. The firm tone of the metal issues. particularly
 hmalgamated and SmcSs on re pores to the effect that large sales ut copper metal, were made last week arcune 12 Sic. did much toward stini- uLat.ng confidence in the industrial is sues. Taken as a whole. however. it is thought that the advance in the market is in the nature Of discountins thc advent Of th cnew administration. md although a great many disagree able fectors have been eliminated during inc past few weeks much fc- verishness $ likely after March {. slight irregulaTity prevailed in tho last half nour. and tho sane will perhaps be continued in the early trading tomorrow. We are inclined 10 look for a comparatively steady market for tae next few days
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-02
R. 4. M. MINE ORE
 READY FOR SHELTER
lYo Me6in Few Months Take Out Several Carload Of
 Mineral Rock,

PRESCOTT, Mar. Lone carload Of ore ou the dump ready for snip ncnt and three carloads>In sight and blocked out ready for stoping is the record mace in the R. A. M mine by C. J. GcNulty and one miner in tive months and tBo weeks. McNulty ar rived from the mine yesterday to pur- chase sacks to make the carload ship ment and employ Q pack train to pack the oro across the mountains to ter sey Idly road, from where it will be hauled to the railroad acre by wagon
 Samples Of the carload which will be shipped to the Needles smelter gave returns Of two ounces in gold ten ounces in silver and nine ounces lead
 Shipment is tLe first made from the 150 foot level of the mine where tho other three carloads are ready for stoping. The length uf the ore shoot has not been determined as the ore body Is as large in the face of the drifts as in any part opened.
 Several carloads of ore have been shipped to the Fl PasO and Pueblo smclters iH the last ten years. while the property was being operated from time tO time. The product which was taken from shIilow workings, netted handsome profits after mining, ship pirE and shelter expenses and charges were deducted
 MrNuffy also rer,1~fg fNp ficrCyrrv oS Q Vogy promising ore body in a cayc-in and open cut recently. The ore shoot is five feet iu thickness and carries good gold values, part bci1l rich enough to ship TO the shelter. He intends to develop the new find as soon gs he makes the shipment Of tne ore on thc dump and the ore blocked ont in the 1j0-foot level.
 The R. A. M. group. comprising four claims. is located in the Copper Creek section oi the Hassayampa dist-ic.. nine miles south or ths city The property was discovered by McNulty fifteen gears ago. after his aTriSa. here from Colorado. After maEiu- several ca~loai shipments ne stopFeU TCrE 20 devote his entire time to merchandising. Three months ago he dspCsed of his business interests here and returned To the uiue. He is en. thusiaStic over recent developments and intends Go FUsl she opening Oi ihe Iniue az fast as possible II Is nr. of Inc very few mining prOpcTties ir tus district that has paid all devel- oRusn- expenses from the grass roots down
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-02
Hi55ee, Cochise County, Arizona.

His5ee, Cochise County, Arizona.
 January goth, A. D. 1909. To James Davis.
 You are hereby notified thai we have expended Twenty-Five Hundred (S2500.0Ol Dollars in labor and iIn- movements Utpson the following de- scribed Mining Claims, situate and being in Warren Mining District, County of Cochise. Territory of Ari- zona. to-wit.-"THE ST. LOUIS the Location Certificate Of which is recorded in the Recorders Office in and for the said County of COchise, in Book %, ecords Of Mines, at Page 4sf. THE TEXAS Mining Claim, the Location Certificate of which is re- corded in said Recorders Office, In Book 9, Records of Mines at Page 495, The RED GOLD" Mining Claim, the Location Certificate Of wkic his re corded in said Recorders office, fin Book No. 22. Records of Mines, Gt Page 1S6, THE NACOH Mining Claim, the Location Certificate of which is recorded in said Recorders office. in Book No. %. Records of Mines. at Page 493, and THE PRIDE or THE WEST" Mining Claim, the Location Certificate Of which is recorded in said Recorders Office in Book No. @, Records Of Mines, at Page 4S1, as win appear by certificates files in the Office of the Recorder of said COchise County. in order to hold said lands and premises under the provisions of Section 2324 Revised Statutes of the United States. being the amount re- Quired to hold the same for the years 1904, 1905, 1906. 1907 and 1908.
 And if within ninety (9o) days after this notice by publication you fail or refuse to contribute your proportion or such expenditure. as a co-O6ner youF interest in said claim will become the property of the subscribers under said Section 232f. of the Revised Statutes of the United States.
 THOS. SAVERS (SeaI)-
 c. McCARTY (SeaD.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-02
Mining, SmeItGrS and Stock Quotations
SAYS THAT SONORA |S
 THRIVING UNDER PEACE

DOUGLAS. March I.-(Specsa)--
 M. Y. Louiza. one Of the large mer. chants. and formerly mayor of Her mosilio, when interviewed stated thai the conditions are improving in So- nora During the last four months the improvement has been distinctly noticeable. This, he said. Is due to the Yaqui trouble being amicably set tied. He stated that after the first of the YaqtIis had signed the agreement, there were still a large number who refused to deliver up their arms. bur that within the last week or so every one of the Indians had come fin and there is not now a single Yaqui on the warpath. Chief Bule Is one of the best friends of the government and is now an officer in the state militia Shortly before peace was fully re- stored so great was the faith of the Mexican government in the Yaqui chief. that he was allowed to keep an escort of fifty of his own men as gov ernment troops and was permitted to send them out to hunt up those who refused to surrender themselvse.
 Ar. LouiZa. in speaking of some Of his mining properties In Sonora, said that the Lampazos is one of the best silver mines in the state.
 eve expect" he said. down in So nora, that quite a number of mining
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-02
MAzUMA MINrNc NEWS.

MAZUNA, Mar. 1s-Phe big strike on the Reagan lease on the Mazuma Hills property stll continues 10 be the theme of discussion thougbout the district. and development is proving tho find better than was at first sup pOsed- The outsiders who have been permitted to explore the workings at the 900 level where the new shoot was encountered are lavish in their praises of the showing. and not a few miDsug lien who came here from GOldfield declare that the showing. relatively, is bigger that that of the Hayes. Monnetfe lease on the Mo hawk The upraiso which has boru started shows three feet of fine snip ping ore, besides the original streak Of high grade which vas opened up in tho blue tale, running with tho quartz from which the shipping values are being taken.
 The Nazuma Hills mill is being kept busy with tae product of the Reagan. and there are about 400 tons ready for the mill at this writing. The shipment VII undoubtedly be one of the most satisfactory that has ever come cut of the miEe The workings on the 300 are being watched with the greatest interest for it is ex. pected that development will dupIi- cate the great ore that was made on the shoot on this level that two car loads Of ore were shipped to the smelter. each of which brought re- turns greater than Sl ,00O a ton. Al the 300. in addition to the shoot in which they are working they are cross cuttsng for a second vein, whica they should reach within tho next few days
 The stamps of the Kindergarten rnili continue to drop on the ore Of tnc Wihuju lease, and the Harris lease Of the Seven Troughs win have @ shipment to follow the cleanup of the Wihuiu. and the ore will begin arriving at the mill nAionday next. The Badger miu is stin crushing ore from the English George lease. from which there will be a cleanup on the first, and which win be tze best that has yet come from the plates. Work on the mill of the London syndicate is being rushed. and the road between here and LovelOOk is pretty well crowded with teams bringing in ma cainery and supplies for the min as well as for other enterprises in the district
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-02
PAINE. WEBER & CO.

BOSTON, March Cooper Range and East Butte were again the favor ties in the local market The sm- proved showng at thc Fri Mountain is responsible for the buying of Cop per Range at present. together with the fact that there Is a fair-sized short interest in the stock. Ease Butte is going Tncrrily on ds way to 20. which we predicted some weeks ago. and We have no hesitancy in ad- vising tho purchase of the stock at present iu order that 1he insiders may accumulate more stock The showing at the Superior continues to 'mU~oye and the north drifts are get ting close to the boundary of the Hts sey Howe lands of the Isle Royale. and We hear the prediction freely made that the isle Royale will prove the most v2iuable of all the proper ties winch che Calumet and Hecla peo- pie have purchased.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-02
0sDoE BUYING GIVES AN FIX cEtLENT TONE TO THE MAR SET ON COPPER LISTS EsPE. CsALLV
METAL IS FIRM
 DESPITE WAR TALK
e~skars ceafdsntly Expect 70 See Stocks Seek a Much Higher
 Level Very Soon
iEy Frank J. Crab

Copper meta market is up again n London and the demand for cop psr stocks vas excellent Amalga- zzztea, Novta Butte, Copper Range. Esre the features of the day Supe rfs- and Pittshurg were well support ad at tines closing fracfionany oh, Greene Cananca opened firm at 9 7-S. ssaes being made at 10 IS. closing at @, I4se- Oaks .is inolined te be geak rad ioo,zs as tGouGh there wes sons acsvy selling going on, but am unable @ luca3e who are the sellers. There -esnzs to be much better demand for copper stocks today than tncrc azs been for some tine, and would 1Jt be surprised to see stock seek 3 niEhcr level in spite of the talk of 9 r-uTper var. Superior and Pitsburg siH without doubt sell for higher s1Ticcs. as well as Greene Cananea. East Butte is tipped for %. but pres arlE uFces show good profits.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-02
FIND GOLD IN
 TfLLUR|UM QUARTZ
Cray Samples Taken From "Blind Ledge" Near Benson
 Yield Yellow Metal

BENSON. Mar. 1.--R. C. Crif1eld a San Pedro farmer, brought into Ben son gray quartz that appeared to be to ollurium.
 Mir. Criffield followed prospecting before he came to this county, and knows that appearances are some times deceptive as to gold in tel luriUm, so he brought this rock in town to have 1t roasted and determine whether or not the precious metal was associated with the tellurIum, or that which appeared to be tellurium in the quartz.
 After the fusinE heat of the forge had done Its work there was no doubt remaining as to the richness of the ore. Where had been teIlurium was now gold in such quantity as Co be surprising.
 w W. POindexter, who has had ex- perence in buying gold in bulk, says there must have been five collars worth of gold in one piece Of quartz about twice the size of Q hen egg.
 Mir. CTiffield stated that he had un- covered a blind ledge" of ore about two feet wide.
 Hc said he did not have time after the discovery to prove it's extent lin eally except for q few feet. as it was covered and after taking some sam ples of the richest ore in sight he GOV cred up thc exposed portion to hide it from any who might chance Co come that way until such time a. he could arrange his affairs to attend to <.
 Mir. Crlfneld was mining in Bsbee two years ago. but changed to farm ing for the sake of his health, which has been much better on the farm, and financial success has alsa been realized
 He seems less elated over the dis covery than one might expect and de ciGCdly declined to deureciatG rather than magnify is Importance.
 When asked as to where 1t was he refused to say any more than that it was tributary to Benson, and not more than twenty miles away.
 Joe Larrieu says the gray mineral nj the quartz is not tellurium, but that the yellow metal is gold all right.
 J. M Martinez, wAo is famil ar with Goldneid ores. says this is similar to the telluride Og that camp, both as to cleavage and effect produced by roas-- ing.
 Another prOspcctO- came in from the Biuc0u mountains this week. with considerable free gold ore.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-02

men are coming in from the east and from California, because of the good order prevailing throughout the coun- try. A few years ago it was unsafe for a person to venture outside of the city without an escort of soldiers now there is no danger whatever. On the other hand. we see people tray cling back and forth through the coun- try with not the sliehtest concern as to their welfare, and in perfect safe ty.
 Many of the Yaquis are now work ing in the mining camps in Sonora, and only a short time ago one of the companies from the Chihuahua side of the mountains was looking for fifty or sixty Yaquis whom they wanted tO work in their mines. think that within the next few months we will see a great improvement in mining. We are receiving quite a lot of in Quiries from the east and from the Pa cific states. Things are picking up considerably in Guaynas, because Of the coming of the railroad The rail road. was told today. has been fin ished as far as Mazatlan. It has noi yet been inaugurated, but it is fin ished, and that is quite an event. for 1t makes connection with the Pacific coast, Mazatlan being one of the prin- cinal ports on the coast
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-02
THE INDUSTRY IS SUFFERING BECAUSE OF VAST AMOUNT OF METAL HELD IN THE STORE. HOUSES
HAVE FALLEN
 OFF ABOUT ONE HALF
'ieavv Stocks Are Responsible for the Downward Move
 nsrt in the Price

NEW YOkE. Mar Small sales q cleciroiytic copper were made late
 friday afternoon as low as 127s centz !. pound. the lowest price reached in the current GovRward movement. shrrp reductions in the price of tho metal are anticipated neXt week by Inc various metal selling eonlpario-. The decentralization in steel has had a disturbing effect on the copper market.
 The fact that copper exports have fallen off 5e%, as compared with 8 yeaT ago and sho gons1r5eTs ,ara taking TO copper to speak Of iBdi- cates that stocks on hand will show g. heavy increase this and next month
 The Journal of Commerce today goes it's former copper predictions one better and says that satisfactorily the position of copper Is worse than at any time in the history of the in- dustry. not excepting the Secretan dnys waen 31S.OO0.0OO pounds of copper accumulated between 1887 and 1890. This figure included ingots and pigs as well as refined.
 The Journal now figures that in Europe and America there is today 463,000, ,000 pounds of marketable cop Der, IA. 100000 pounds ore in produc- CTS hands: 36,OOO,0OO of refined in other hands: 5O,O0O 900 pounds in pig form. and all to be increased 10 23S.. 100000 pounds in this country by March 1.
 American copper in Europe is placed at 225.000,O00 pounds of which y25.000.G00 is in public warehouses and 100,G00,000 is held privately. The smclters are declared to be carrying in process 250,9OO, 900 making the grand total of available copper the world over 7IS,0cO,0O0 pounds. or nine months supply if all the mines closed down
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-02
DICK BROS.

NEW YORK, March 1.-Stocks went up easily. The supply in the market was relatively small. and prices responded quicly to buying
 The market shows the influence of the Taft inaugural and of the better feeling over the industrial lookout.
 It looks as though the market has had its setback, and henceforth re- action will be merely incidental and temporary We like The way the Hartman stocks act. We also Ike E. k. T. and Interboro Metropolitan. The selling side Of the coppers has done too much. Don't neglect Nor folk and Western ncr Panhandle.
 They are slow but sure. Atchisoh and St Paul will both bear watching.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-02
IMPROVING GlRoUx MINE

ELY, Ney. Mar. 1.--Presidcnt Ci- rouX reports that decisions reached Co date as a result Of the visit of fae Cole-Ryan inspection perry to the Gi- rouX property VII rCsuit ir adding another compartment Co lr Alpha shalt and in sinking cf 1ev five compartment shaft. thc l.~gcsf in ths district. The power T.aa wiii aIso be increased. and an adesu1tc pGmp fer the msne at once installed.
 Tde smeiser plans are not yet e. termined upon. bu; a suitable plant will be built
 The party is making a very thor ough Inspection of the district. and expresses itself as being highly pleased with it's observations.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-02
One R,,ie nt InrL

When man has worked desperately for 15 hours a day for 15 or 70 years and got little money ahead. 1t is amusing to hear his neiGhbors tell how lucky he has always becu.--NorfoiE lNebl News.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-02
Always Dominated.

From the time a boy sits under 8 street corner electric light playing with toads uatN he is blind and tooth less he has to account to some wom- sH why he didn't come home earlier. -Atchisor Glnha-
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-02
NEW DAUGHTER ARRIVES

Bcrn--To Mir. and Mrs. J. O. Forbes at their home in Bisbee yesterday a handsome little daughter. The mota- Ter and caild are doing uice.y.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-02
The unerowned kine.

Many man who goes around boast ing that he is his own master doesnt know that we have primary elections, and f be were told that there were such things he would wonder what people did at them.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-02
weddlna Anniversaries.

The china wedding Is the twentieth gear. and the silver wedding the twen- ty-nfth. The silk aud linen Is prac- tical event on the twelfth, but not so often celebrated.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-02
Tests Of Frisnaship.

! do not wish Co treat friendships daintily, but with roaghest courace. When they are real. they are not glass threads or frost-work. but the soiidesi thing we in0w.-- Emerson.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-02
m.ntal Food.

Our minds are like our stOmachs; they arc whetted by the change of their food. and variety supplies both with fresh arPeHle.-Quintlian-
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-02

c. McCARTY (SeaD.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-10-20
NEWSPAPERS AND PEOPLE.

The refreshing simplicity that charactes the Wright brothers not
Wilbur
difficulty
thing
would
1t in
seelusn feel Wright evidently
making
before the wicked had
the frozen north The habit of shifting the burden indiscreon
shoulders
eminence positively
defenders
fabrication There quite
is
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-10-20
THE TELEPHONE VOTE.

of be
d which Ayet leads and Fern
which the
legally outrage
of the governing board of the city
probably thousand for the
of loud mouth
the board and the
and police wires under ground something
other legislation.
graft connection with the vote but
general inability to handle
stupidity that brought
unfo result
and let's what
he Mcclellan have
of that brand politics
thinking
be the
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-10-20
THIRTY CENTS
FOR A GALLON
Continued From rage One.1

Inquiry yesterday from saloons sell
ing this Limitation whisky" brought
out the information that it is purchased
by the key from the wholesalers for
$l.40 gallon. On every gallon of spirit
uous liquor the internal revenue tax is
Sl.l0, leaving thirty cents for manufac-
turing costs, profits of the manufactur-
er, freight and handling expenses and
profits of the wholesaler. There must
be some diluting and doctoring some
where in transit between manufacturer
and retailer. What happens between
wholesaler and consumer, when the
price rises to FIVE, ten and fifteen cents
a Jag, including often police court
aftermath and sometimes a slab in the
morgue, only an analysis can show.
There is more of this limitation
whisky" doctored booze, imitation gin
and fiery wine ON the local market
than many suppose. On the Alameda
wharf, on Monday, two barrels marked
imitation whisky" were noticed, ad-
dressed to one of the large wholesalers
of the city.
A trip around the low saloons will
show bottles and TASKS labeled as imi-
tation, the dealers having shown great
haste in properly labelling this stuff
since the first expose in The Advertiser
last week.