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Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-15
RARE METALS IN
ORE SAMPLES
SAYS EXPERT

The following was written for the
Arizona Mining Journal by James
Goodwin, E. NJ, of Tempe:
Some time ago ore was sent TO the
University of Arizona that was stat
ed by Professor VIM. P. Blake, Ter
ritorial GeoIogist, TO show cobalt
bloom, but the location OF this ore
was not ascertained.
At the present time there is no
nickel or cobalt ore produced in the
United States,
Nickel and cobalt ores have been
found in the Lamott mines in Mis-
souri, and the Gap mines of Pennsyl-
vania, and these two mines have In
the past produced a considerable
amount of nickel and cobalt Nickel
ore has been discovered in Oregon,
but up to the present time the pro
duction has been very limited.
The great nickel mines OF the
world are today located in Sudbury
Canada, and in the New Caledonia
Islands of the South Pacific. The
form Of the copper nickel ores IT
, Sudbury mines is a magnetic sulph
ide or phyrrotite. These ores are
found beneath an iron gossan enclos
| ed in basic rock. The conditions IL
the Black Kills of Yavapai county
a., are very similar to those in which
nickel ores are found in Canada.
The property on which the orc
was first discovered is known as tht
/ Red Bluff group of claims located b.
S. Morrison and Sons, and now I'm
der bend and option to the La Graci;
Gold and Copper Mining company o
Long Beach, Cal, of which T. Z
Jordan of Prescott, Ariz.. is genera
manager.
These claims are situated in thu
south end of the Black Hills in tn,
Black Hills mining district. YavaDa
county. Territory of Arizona, abou
eight miles in a southern direction
from the United Verde Copper Min
ing company's mine and about eight
miles in an eastern direction from
Yeager Station, the nearest railroad
point. The United Verde mine IS
situated on the north end OF the
same range
The geology Of this end OF the
Black Hills is similar to that in
which the United Verde ore deposits
occur.
The prevailing country rock IS
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BOSTON.

Amalgamated, 80 20; Anaconda,
400: Allouez. 55.37; Atlantic, 1150;
Arizona Commercial. 44.5O; Boston
Consolidated II so; Butte Coalition,
"a. 25; Calumet & Arizona. 99.75;
Calumet & Hecla, $500; Centennial.
3S %; Copper Range, 1900; East
Butte, 10. 81; CRANKY, IS. 90; Greene
Cananea, O25; Isle Royale, %. %:
Keewenaw. 2 so; Mohawk, SO so; Mi
ami, 1912: Michigan. $50; Nevada
Cons. % 20; North Butte 59.25; Old
Dominion, 5150; Osceola, $50. 90;
Parrot, 81 80; Quincy. $500; Shan
non, Is. so; Superior Pittsburg. 1875;
Superior Copper, 81 90; Superior Bos-
ton, IA. 50; Tamarack, $500; Trinity,
II 25; United Copper, 9.12; Utah
Consolidated. 1926; Utah Copper,
A. 50; L. S. Smelling So rs: Victoria
3 IS; Wolverine, 146 co; Sierra Con
solidatad. 56S; La Sal, 1425; Santa
Rosalia, 15O; Phelps Dodge, 245 ,O9;
Yuma, 1.75.
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RAILROADS OF ARIZONA
ASKED FOR REDUCTION
Sec, BickneH Sends Letters to Each Road
Doing Business in Territory Request
ing Them to Lower Their Rates

lance tariff will, in addition to pro
viding rates between all points, pro
vide such equitable rates that there
viii be an immediate growth of the
live stock industry. which is one OF
the leading industries of the terri
tory. and its growth of vital impor
lance to the various carriers.
while the rates suggested are low
enough to give new impetus to the
business, they remain sufficiently
high to bring satisfactory returns &c
the carrier; in other words. the com
mission believes the basis suggested
to be fair and reasonable. and that
all concerned will benefit materially
If adopted generally.
The commission makes no suG-
gestion as to the rates that shouo
govern for distances under 20 miles
because of the difference in operat
ing cost Tor short distances; the
Maricopa & Phoenix, for example
maintaining a rate of $3.50 per car
for the haul from Phoenix to Tempe
s IL miles, a charge that by mans
lines would not be considered suffi-
cient to cover the handling expenses
at termini
'The commission has not Incluu-
ed all the railroads in the territory
in this petition for the reason that
the omitted lines have already pro
vtded rates as low or lower tnan
the proposed schedule, these low
rates having been published, because
of easy driving or other competitive
conditions peculiar to those sections;
and for like reasons the ella Val
ley, Globe & Northern is not includ-
ed insofar as cattle rates are con-
cerned, but is included in the matter
of adjusting it's rates on other kinds
of live stock
Such conditions have, in few I'M
stances. made necessary the publica-
ton of joint rates, under a basis too
found lower than the proposed basis.
the commission requests that these
rates be continued in effect.
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PHOENIX, ARIZ.. Oct. 15.-Sec-
rotary NJ. o. Bicknen OF the Arizona
railway commission is TO-DAY SEND
ing To the man and Drancn ra1i-
RAIDS in Arizona petitions, in which
are asked notable reductions in the
freight rates now in force.
In these petitions, the Arizona com
mission announces at the outset that
it is acting of its own motion and
for the purpose OF getting from the
railroads. If possible, a reimbursement
eof the rates that win be fairer to
shippers.
Railroads to which these petitions
are sent are the following: Arizona
Southern. Arizona & California; AT
Gibson, topeka q santa re. coast
lines; Bradshaw Mountain: ella Val
ley. Globe & Northern; Grand Can
yon. Maricopa C Phoenix, Prescott
& Eastern; Santa Re. Prescott <
Phoenix, Southern Pacific and Twin
Buttes.
As an introduction to eleven pages
of printed tables, showing the rates
the commission thinks each of the
railroads should make on freight
shipments. the commission says:
THE practice of publishing special
i've stock rates between certain
points, is. in itself. unsatisfactory.
since it leaves many points unpro-
vided for resulting in the frequent
use OF class rates, winch TOT nve
stock movements are excessive.
Furthermore, without attacking
any particular rate now current. the
average rates are too high, some are
exorbitant and no uniform basis is
used; for example, the beef cattle
rate, Solomon to Bowie, 35 miles. is
SIS and from Phoenix TO Maricopa,
an affiliated line under the same
management and control, charges SIS
per car for a like distance.
similar inconsistencies are 1ound
to exist on the line of a single car
rier and the commission is OF the
opinion that the adoption of the dis
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co., MErALs MARKEr.

NEW YORK, Oct. 1.-THE market
for standard copper metal exchange
was rull with Spot and October clos
ing at 1225d125O. No. 12.256126O,
Dec, 12.25@1270. Jan. 1225912SO.
No sales reported. Local dealers
quote Lake at 1S.O0@13.25, Electro
lytic 12.6O@13.S5. Cast 12.G12.5O. Tin
firm and quiet. Spot and Oct 3O.325
@39.4225, Dec. Jan. SO.50 Lead quiet,
unchanged. speiter closed quiet with
Spot 500 New York, 5.5@5.s5 East
ST. Louis.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-15

schist, when has been designated
and is universally known, as Yaya-
pal schist Locally the schist in
which the ore is found might be de-
scribed as a serpentine or taicum
magnesium schist. THIS IS very
dark basic schist through which are
great number of oltcrn9s OF iron,
both limonite and magnetic. To The
east of this schist lies a hornblendic
granite, and through both granite and
schist are small dykes of Divine.
These dykes are of a yeIlowisn
green color, which may be due to
the decomposition of iron or nickel.
East of the granite is another belt
of schist, but this is an argilacious
schist. and on this belt are located
the properties owned by the YeageT
Canyon Copper company and the
Shylock mine, owned by the Arizona
Central Copper company.
The indications are that the mag.
nesium or talco schist is an erup,
tive rock, while the argilacious schist
is of sedimentary origin.
The talco schist formation so far
as / have examined it is something
over one mile wide and extends some
four or five miles in northeasterly
and southwesterly direction. Its gen:
eral strike, however, is north and
south. dipping to the west.
On the Red Bluff group of claims
there are a large number of veins
carrying a small percentage Of cop
per ore on the surface, but enough
development work has not been dons
to determine anything of importance
On what is known as the Red Bluff
claim there has been exposed, in :
shaft about IL feet deep, a weir
which. including gangue matter, Is
about two feet wide. This is al
arsenical ore carrying cobalt, nickel
copper and gold. according to de
termination made by the assayer tt
the United Verde Copper company
of which the following is copy:
UNITED VERDE COPPER co.
Jerome, Ariz., July %. 1903.
For La Gracia Gold and Copper com
pany-
Per cent Ter cent Per cen
Nickel Cobalt Copper
Is 80 rs
| The ore carries lots Of arsenic ans
anthony. 1 assayed it for eopDel
for my own satisfaction and wiz no
charge you for copper.
Cobalt is used in the arts ant
chemistry; for painting porcelain and
glass and for making inks. Metalli,
cobalt Is quoted in D. F. Clay cata
logue at s1.75 an ounce. The ore
viii be difficult to treat, but is quite
valuable. The commercial value viii
probably be about $3.50 a pound. II
assays 8 per cent cobalt. or equal
to $500 ounces to the ton of ore.
Nickel is quoted at so cents a
pound. H. c REEss.
Signed: Assayer
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ARIZONA NEWS FROM
THE NATIONAL CAPITAL

WASHINGTON. Oct. IA pateD'
has been granted TO n. E. Wilcox, OF
Pearce for a vehicle truck
James r. Dunseath. of Tucson. has
been adnitte to practiye before the
Interior Department.
A postoffice has been established al
Indian Oasis, Pima county. with 10
semi Menager as postmaster.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-15
CURBS

American, 3.25; Adventure. BIS;
arizona Michigan. soc; Arcadian,
%; Arizpe. SIC; Butte Arizona, .
lie; Butte London, 24c; Black Noun
tain, rec; Cactus. 2.75; Cordoya. ! 80
Carman, .25; Cumberland Ely. Z. %.
Chemung. 1850; DEM Arizona. so;
Daily West, s. so Elenita, so; Frank
lin, 16 %; Globe Consol. dated, A &c,
Giroux. S.63; Helvetia. $50; Hancock,
11.50; Inspiration. rs; La Rose, 6. 81:
Live Oak, 6S7: Mass. 6.50; Nipis-
ising, HIS; National, 80 90: New
house, 2.75; Nevada Utah, LIS: Ohio
"copper", 425; Ray Cent, rs: Ray
Cons. 1880; Raven, 81 90; Savanna
$50: San Antonio. SEQ; Shattuck,
IN. GO Superior Globe SOC; Santa Fe,
l 81; Warren. 3. Is; Wolverine & Ari
iona. 96c.
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Arizona 3 New Mexico
Railway Company
TIME TABLE

lI.Z5 AT HdCuILd ..IVo Nv II o
Connects with Morenci Southern.
saConnects with Southern Pacific.
sssConnects with FL Paso and
Southwestern.
GEORGE A. wAGsTAFF.
Super1nrenden
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NEW YORK

Missouri Pacific, CO 90; Rock ~
land, SO 90; Southern Pacific. 100. %;
St. Paul, 1925; Penn. 1913; New
York Central, 135 70; A. T. & S. F.,
.I21. 10; L. & n. 152 %: Erie, 80. sc;
Northern Pacific, 152 90; Union Paci
.fic, 2O4 SO; Southern Railway, 20 rs;
Brooklyn R. T., 1893; Reading,
1878; Great Northern. ISL 70
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-15
STOCK MARKETS, RAILROADS, FINANCIAL AND MINING
NEW YORK WAS
STRONG At
CLOSE
BY Frank J. Graf.

The Copper Producers report il
sued shows that on October LIST we
have on hand a stock amounting 10
151, 0O0. 900 pounds. For the month
of September Arizona has produced
pounds which is a decrease from the
month of August The New York
market closed strong in spite of heavy
selling during the day, up till the last
hour of trading, forcing stock to the
Ugh point for the day. Amalgamated
made an advance of almost two points.
while stock such as United States
Steel common, Union Pacific, North
ern Pacifics Southern Pacific made re-
markable advances, prices holding
firm at the close. Money rates con
tinue to be the greatest factor at
the moment, while European countries
are raising rates we may reasonably
expect sitter rates at home.
Greene Cananea continues to Re
sold off and apparently no truth can
be placed in the report of the taking
over Of the Indiana Sonora. The
Greene Cananea needs the sulphide
ore Of the Indiana Sonora badly, and
would be a great help, while on the
other hand the P. D. interest nave all
the surphide ore they need for years
to come. The curb market is quiet
and dull; DEM is being offered as
low as 4.75 with no buyers; Shattucx
at % asked
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-04-29

In 1861 when the policy of pro-
lection was revived In this country
after an era of uneXampled prosper
ity under low tariff John sherman,
at that time congressman from
Ohio, made a speech In favor of the
Morrl blll, I'm which me- said In sub
stance that the wages of labor we're
too high that the manufacturers
were az "a disadvantage and that they
should have this tariff protection In
order that they might raise prices
and thus rocoup themselves for the
high wages paid their help There
was no proteuse at that time that
the tariff was for protection of the
workingman. II was admittedly a
scheme TO reduce wages by raising
~ ices, II worked to perfection and
+ has continued to work the same
way ever since.
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BUYING NEW CARS.
loakun says the Railroads Ought
to Buy 200, 900 Cars Every

That 5000 100000 pugb to be
spent by the railroads of the coun-
try annually I'm buying new freight
cars to care for the normal increase
in business, Is the opinion expressed
by y. +. Yoakum, president and
chairman of the executive board Of
the Rock lsland-Frisco system, in q
letter read before the annual con
vention of the Texas Lumbermens'
Association at Houston
Noakum calculated 2Oo,OVo cars,
at $l,ooo year are needed. He SAID
the railroads use 20 per cent of the
lumber cut each year Referring to
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Mi-o-na instantly stops belching
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Mi-o-na is guaranteed by Hood u
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What report ui MS mission io
claudio docs ieurdiri Civ F'aHiee'
Give Benedict confession of love
B"Htric"
What reasons does Benedict eise
why he and Boairic" can not Woo
peaceahly2
What news does Ursula bring
Is Benedict still making love-
Scene 2.
give the epitaph on leo's tomh2
How often docs Claudio promise
to visit this tomb?
Give Don pedro's poetical des-
cription of the dawn2
what does Claudio say Of lIymen?
Scene I.
Where is scene I acted?
Who are present2
What question does Friar Fran
els ask?
Does Leonato believe the Prince
and Claudio were deceived? Bene-
diet?
WHY docs Loonato request 3 the
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collect from all persons taking water
from the mineral we'll, belonging to
the city OF Waxahachie, the sum OF
ten cents per gallon; provided this
ordinance shall not apply to persons
taking water from said mineral we'll
in quantities OF FIVE gallons or less
for individual use; and provided fur
Their that the terms OF this ordinance
shall not be construed to in anywise
tract already made by the city OF
WaXahachic for the use and sale of
the surplus water flowing from said
mineral well.
It shall be unlawful for any per-
son to take water from said mineral
well without payment therefor as
herein stipulated except as herein
provided, and any person so unlaw-
fully taking such water shall be
deemed guilty of misdemeanor and
upon conviction therefor shall be
nned IN any sum not less than Ave
dollars nor more than twenty-five
dollars.
Adopted April 1G, 1909.
Attest: A. LASsWELL,
Carroll Todd, Mayor.
Secretary. 30
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Entirely too much is being eN-
pected of the statute book, Laws
should be enacted TO protect against,
and, so far as possible, prevent
crime, but i'm attempting to legis-
late man into heaven lawmakers are
up against a hard proposition. wax
ahachie Light Salvation is free-so
Is declared IN the Book of Books
and every man has a natural right
10 20 TO heaven or TO the other place
just as may suit his inclinations and
IL the lawmakers were TO legislate
men into heaven some might get
there who would find themselves
In the wrong crowd Fort Worth
Star-Telogram.
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How true, The Donison Herald
says: In every community there
are men who are willing TO give OF
their means and of their time and
energy TO accomplish something for
the general good There Is another
class that Is perfectly willing TO sit
back. refuse TO do anything 20 as
sist and then share In the results
that come. This latter class are usu-
ally people who are pretty well TO
A ~
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AN ORDINANCE,

An ordinance providing 70. and
regulating the sale OF surplus water
flowing from the mineral we'll, not
otherwise disposed Of, and providing
a penalty for violation thereof:
BE II Ordained by the city Council
OF the city OF Waxahachio;
That the water superintendent OF
the city OF Waxahaobie is hereby em-
powered. authorized and directed to
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-04-29

]. H. Conlan, general road master
OF the Trinity and Brazos Valley,
with headquarters at league. has
rendered his resignation, effective
May !, Mr., Conlan has accepted a
more lucrative position with the
American Railway supply company
OF Chicago, and will be the western
representative OF that concern.
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Former Governor Glenn. who re-
Gently spent several days in this
state lecturing under the auspices of
the home mission board and who
was kindly received by our people at
every place he visited, even being
extended the unusual courtesy of an
! invitation to address the legislature,
| In a lecture" delivered at New Or
leans Sunday night is quoted as
handing out a hot roast to Texas
and Missouri, says the Houston
Post Referring to the latter state
he is reported to have said that he
found the laws violated and the
commands Of God disobeyed; there
were gambling hells and brothels
running in fun balst and the back
doors of saloons were all open on
Sunday In Texas" he continued,
lin every city in which | have been,
found the same condition with the
exception OF the small town Of Abb
lene and the somewhat larger town
OF sherman. 1t is unfortunate that
some of these advocates Of civic
righteousness do not practice little
OF the religion of which they
preach Pulpit misrepresentation of
facts concerning the purity, honesty
and integrity OF people and places
are becoming entirely too frequent
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-04-29
THE APES HAD Fun.
Wild Chimpanzces Tcrrorizcd Crew
of the steamship TancfeIs.

OF lht steamship ihh'if'N'
New York, April 29--When the
German steamship Tanenefels arriv-
ed here from Calcutta late yester-
day. Capt. Lubke told OF the escape
from their cages of six chimpnnzees,
part Of u consignment OF GOO mem
bers of the simian tribe that he
brought to New York animal dca-
Ter, and their vicious attack upon
several members of the crew Three
of the animals followed Wong FOO,
the Chinese cook, into the rigging
and there one OF them held him by
his que until the animal was
knocked scnselcss with n rod, Chief
Engineer Newman was chased about
the deck by others and suffered a
severe decoration OF his arm when he
was struck by a marlin spike hurled
By one OF the animals, The largest
of the chimpan2ees was comered by
several members OF the crew in the
huatswans locker aud there he OF
fered such vicious light that the
mon were glad TO retire, The animal
then dashed out and leaped into the
sea. The others were only subdued
by beating. but in the two DAYS re-
CURED to do so they had the crew
terrorized,
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Foley's Honey and Tar Is q safe
guard against serious results from
spring colds, which inflame the
lungs and develop into pneumonia.
Avoid eounterfeits by insisting upon
having the genuine Foley's Honey
and Tar, which contains no harmful
drugs. b. w, Fearis, druggist. d
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-04-29

Clarence is going TO keep on until
he gets his foot IN IT, The Fort
Worth Record says: "A fashion note
says that hats and shoes must cor
respond, Taking II 20 mean I'm size,
n is easy TO see how much more
comfortable we'd be # they'd wear
hats in proportion 20 the shoes, and
how much more comfortable they d
he II the shoes were in proportion to
the hats"
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surely the stringent laws passed
hy the thirty-6rst legislature Will
nut a stop 10 liquor selling In local
option territory II is now a peni-
Tertiary omense TO sell whiskey IN
local option territory and upon con-
yiction the offender shall be senten-
ced TO from two to Ave years in the
state prison This act does not pro-
vide any nue IN lieu Of the penlten-
tIary sentence ANA leaves no option
with the court except the jury may
give the guilty party the maximum
or minimum penalty The bill car
ried the emergency clause and Is
now In effect Itasca Item.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-04-29

J. S, Dunn of Weatherford VIII
preach at the Church OF Christ on
College street Sunday at | a. m.
and D. M Sunday school at 10 a,
m All are cordially invited TO attend
these services
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-04-29

We have reason to be thankful
there are not so many claimants TO
the cash ms there are TO the credit re-
sultug from the conviction OF the
Waters-Pierce Oil company. else the
states part of the fine would be far
short of enough TO pay even an In
stallment ON its debt to the helpless,
As II Is, the credit has been broken
up into such small change that not
even Mr. Davidson and Mr.. Light
foot could finance peanut stand II
they were to pool their shares, The
senate might have reason TO feel sat
shed with It's division If It could
persuade itself that the people,
whose credit alone counts, viii In
their apportionment, be governed
by considerations as weakened as
those which actuated the senate.
We shall certainly not begrudge the
senate any satisfaction It can get
out of It's performance of Monday,
and as for the people, we offer them
as solacng thought the fact that
this session can not much longer en-
dure - Dallas News