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Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-14

Details of production from July IT.. i09S, when operations were resumed, to December 31, 1908. follow
 Wet tons domestic ore treated, 295.- 55A tons. wet tons custom ore treated, 72,0SS; total. 367.642
 Ratio Of concentration domestic ore milled, SIP tons into l ratio of con cantrati0n custom ore mille .4.02 tons into l.
 PrOsuctign fine copper domestic bullion, I5,679,6S5 pounds; fine cop per custom bullion. 2,939,93t total fine copper, 1S,619, ,G09
 Production silver domestic bullion. 272,65l ounces; silver custom bullion, 1T5,O12; total silver, 4z7,663.
 Production gold domestic bullion, l,70o,6S3 ounces; gold custom bullion, Il7S,l50 ounces; total, 2,S7S 833.
 The recovery from domestic orc and other material treated was: Copper. 2.652 per cent: silver. 0.923 ounces, and gold. O.OO757 ounces. Value of precious metals per ton of domestic copper produced was S2fG9. During the twelve months Of 1908 there was a total Of 13,35i feet of de gelopnent work completed.
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Co the party but to the material vel fare of the territiry.
 "Tht result Of the events in the legislature two years ago. events for which everyone now recognizes that these two men were chiefly responsE ole, was to bring about Gu inyestiga- ton Of affairs in New Mexico. This investigation was encouraged and al- lowed to proceed until it reached a point where it appeared that l. would be not only disadvantageOus bEr d's- astrous to them. Then, instead Of aid ing inclearing up these charges against the territory and it's people, which could only have been done by carrying out this investigation these men stepped in aud by one means or another. succeeded in stopping it, al- though they could not hush it ID; so that New Mexico was forced to bear the odium of having been investigated bv the federal government, without receiving any Of the beneficial results which would have come rom thor ough airing Of every detail of our af' iairs
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CHURCH
 NOTICES
CHURCH OF CHRIST
Orposile Central Schooll

Of1isuSttC OtuLtai Sthool-f
 Change Day for Guilty Men IL IS time fir Bisbet men to Change Shifts. How many m5n of this camp have been on Graveyard Shift since leav- ing the Christian influences of the dear old homestead and coming to Bisbee. How many have surrendered fathers motto, Do rigat." and moth CTS motto. "Be true for the devils woather-beaten and whisky-soaked motto. When you are in Rome do as Romans dor Men. haven't you fol lowed that false light far enough into the slimy ooze of sin? Did it ever occur to you that the tide vas turn ing, that a new ady was dawning, that you have about worked out that shift, that the devil is pre-empting your wages. and that change day is ct hand for a better shifT. a better boss and . better wage2 Come to the Christian Church Sunday evening to consider some things vital to your Spiritual change day and the new shift. 9:45 a. m. Bible school. Adult classa~~ 1 a. m Communion and sermon, "G'fts of the Holy Spirit" 7:3O D. m.. The Change Day Cf the Soul " E. SuiCer. Minister.
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH

There took place the other day one Cf the most eyeutful changes in the history of nations when quietly and peaceaJly one president stepped aside and another took hls place. Sunday morning an important inauguration of @ new president will take place at the church when Dr. Wilkinson WflI turn the superiuteudency of the Sunday school over to Mir. L.akin. All the Cl- hcsrs and teachers and scholars are expected to prove as loyal to Mir. iazin as they have been to Dr. W.T. kinsou. "Paul's Testimony is the morning sermon theme. "The Strange Experience of au Italian Centurion is the evening subject. Miss Jacobs, a trained and experienced deaconess firm the Chicago National Training School, VIII arrive in Bisbee on Thursday to assist in pastoral and eyaugeustic work in the church. Sun day. April {. Rev. l. L.. Oakes w1li begin a months special meetings in the church.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-14
ANDREWS CHIEF CAUSE
 OF STATEHOOD'S DEFEAT
This is the Declaration of Former Governor Hagenan m Lengthy interview at Albuq uerque-DetaiS the Difficult
 ties Experienced at Washington by BIIS Real Friends

ALBUQUERQUE. \. M,, Mar. 1S.- Eornaer governor Herbert J. Hager- man arrived in Albuquerque last night from Santa Fe. where be has been for q day or two, CT the way to his home n Roswell. Mir Hagernan has just returned snom stay Of several weeks in Washington and New York and has brought with him to New Mexico a view Of the causes coutri- buting to the defeat of the bill ct tae recent session Of congress, when throws a strong light on the extreme ciihcultes encountered by the real friends and advocates of statehood n their work for New Mexico's admis- sfon-
 While not approving the method adopted in making use of the charges against New Mexico and some of it's citizens at the last moment in order to defeat the bin, Mr Hagerman holds that it will be necessary for the territory to thoroughly air those charges and to sifJ them to the very bottom. or to insist that congress or tle federal government silt them; and that at tue same time New Mex iCo must remove entirely some Of the present political influences and slimi. nate the politicians who have made rt possible to bring such charges be- fore the territory can hope to hayo the approval oc the majority iu the lseHate.
 'I have had time to read the news papers of tbC last few days" said Mr HagerB1au last night. ''and tO Gs- sertaiu Go some extent the feeling of he people as regards the defeat of tle sJaietOoa jsill- l have been pa-sic- gIariy intencSted sr an interview giye D out in Isi Raso by Judge A. P. Esil, and which prObaely- Is Indicative or a certain costoRt CT the feeling Of some 'sf the people as to the cUHsGs Vhicii iI-CWght about the xfeat Of the bill.''
 -It Is undoubtedly true. as JudEe 'lali lfas said iB this interview. that rle fear of certaiu senaaorS that New keXico might contribute further ad- aitioHs to the ranks of the radical element iD fhe senate. had something to do not only with the defeat of tbe 5ilI but with tae manner in which ts defeat was brought about before Ike coiamittee: and f. is certainly to D1 tSttSbl1Q NLe.A t1oas- SSHtioit VT posed to statenood should have foEnu | receBsary tc use the charges against New Mexico just at thc last minute. and in 8 way Calcl.atcz to to injury to fac terTitory.
 However, the fear Of those sena- tors whe opposed the statehood bill that New Mexico would send radical men to the senate was not tGe chief cause of the defeat of statehood.
 There was at ont time a saying that Senator BTice was the third sen atOr from New York. There is now a saying. frequently to be heard i1 Washington, that the senate does nOs care Co have a third senator from
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IN THE PROBATE COURT OF THE County of COchise, Territory of Ari- EOna
 Tn the matter of the estate of Con E. Sullivan, deceased
 Notice of nearing petition: Notice Is hereoy giyeE that J. J. Walsh has filed in this court bis peti- tion praying for letters of adminis- tratiOn of the estate of the above named deCedent, and t5at the same will be heard on Saturday, the 27th day of March. A. D 1909, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of said day, at the court room or said court, in Tomb stone, county of CoChise, Territory of Arizona, and alt persons interested in said estate are notified then and there to appear and snow cause, if any they have. why the prayer Of said petition CT should not be granted
 Dated March 1ith. 1909.
 ]. F. JAAES,
 CIers
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IN THE PROBATE COURT OF THE

IN THE PROBATE COURT OF THE County Of Cochise, Territory of Ari- ZOna.
 In the matter Of the estate of Con n. Sullivan, deceased
 Notice of nearing petition. Notice is hereby given that Frank Bauer has filed in this court his peti- tion praying for letters of admin!s- traitor Of tbe estate CT the above named Gecedgut. and that the same win Dc EEaTf on Saturday, the 27th day oi March, A. D. 1909, at TO o'clock in the forenoon of said day, at tae court room Of said court in Tomb stone. county of Cochise, Territory of Arizona, and all persons interested in said estate are notified then and there to appear and snow cause, if any they nave, why the prayer Of said petition sr should not be granted.
 DasSi March 11th, 1909
 !. E. JAMES,
 Clers.
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Pennsylvania, and whether it be well founded or not the fear does exist that the admission of New Mexico would bring into the senate a third senator from Pennsylvania in tue per son of W. IT. Andrews.
 q think it more just to those sen atOrs who are said to have really caused the defeat of the bill to at tribute their opposition to aniipathy to Mir. Andrews, rather than to fear that additional senators from the west would hamper them. They fear Iiucompetaents and demagogues. but. according to my observation, they 0c not fear, and have never resented, the election to the esnate of thoroughly competent and decent men.
 But it is not necessary for us to waste time iu iupugning the motives of the senators who are supposed 60 have been behind the defeat Of the statehood bill. if the charges or any considerable portion of the charges brought against the territory are true, no matter now. or why those charges may have been used. We cannot obtain tbe support of those senators wfo have the power Co keep us out of the union by recrimination and abuse. If the conditions now existing in New Mexico upon which they base their refusal to admit us are ip any great degrees as represented to them {; If these conditions are here which arc bad, it is only by remedying tsose conditions that we can gain the sen ate's support, now that these charges aavp been m&sB and have become pabIic.
 Anaress toe Chief Cause
 Of Defeat cs ssll
 ''Isl ny opinion the men responsible above all others for the conditions Ehioh resulted in our rejection by the senate are " H. Andrews and II. O. Bursun. There is 10 stronger argu neut being used in Washington against tho admission of New Mexico Co tho union than the presence of w IT. Andrews as our delegate in congress. Mr. BursUms support was entirely responsible for forcing An dreWs upon the people CT the terri tory, against the will of 8 majority Of the leaders of the Republican party and against the wishes of the peOPfs Of the territory, regardless Of political Affiliations
 'It is not necessary to recount the events Of the past three years in New Mexico political affairs. These events are too well known to the whole peo pie to make it necessary to recall them. But it cannot be said that the course or the Republican organization here. as guided and directed by Mir Andrews and Mir. BursUm, has 5eer advantageous either tc the Bepublt can party or to the territory. It has been course which from the stand point of practical political manage ueDt has boer uuwise. ill-advlssd and as We now know. disastrous not onil
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empowered and directed to lease the real estate belonging to said estate. which is described as follows, to-wit: Lot numbered five (5), in block three @ Of the Bisbee townsite:
 It is ordered that all persons inter ested in said estate appear before this court on Saturday, the z7tb day of March, 1909, at the hour of 10 o'clock a. m. of said day, then and there to show cause. if any they can. why the said real estate should not be leased for the period Of one year at the rental of one hundred dOllars (SI00D per month, as set forth in said peti- tiou. to which reference is hereby made for further particulars.
 Dated this 10th day of May, 1909.
 FRANK W. GOODBODY,
 Judge of said Court
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ST. JoHMs EPISCOPAL CHURCH

fhird Sunday ID Dent. Suhday school 9;45 a. m. Morning prayer and sermon 11 a. ID. Evening prayer with address 7:3G 2. m.
 The morning oaertory. "My God and Father, While I Stray co. w. Marston), Mrs. J. r. Williamson. Evening service: Vocal quartette, q Win Aise and Go to My Father (sLaFston}, soprano, Mrs. c. D. Thompson: alto, Mrs. J. P. Williams; tenor, Mir. J. r. Williamson; bass Mr. Lee Blair
 (Addiaonal Church Notices on Page 3
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SUNDAY vEsPeR SERVICES.

The Vesper service at the Young Woman's Christian Association Sun day afternoon at 4:30 will be a very interesting affair. It will be a Bible study service whica win be led by Miss Elizabeth Jones. general secre- fary, special music will be a ,feature.
 On next Thursday evening at s o'clock a regular Bible class will be formed. All Disbee ladies married or single arc cordially invited to be pres ent at both meetings.
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ANNUAL MEETING
Os Sonora Champion Mining Company
]. R JAMES,
 Clers.

O! Sonora Champion Mining Company BlSBEE. Arizona. March J2. 1909. Notice is hereby given tsEt the annual meeting Of the stockholders of the Sonora Champion Mining Com .pany will be held ct the l. O. o. F. .nau. Bisbee, Arizona. March z7th. at 4 o'clock 2. Io., 1909, for the purpose .of e'ectinp- officers for tae ensuing year and for such other business as may cctnp 5l fore the meeting
 By order Of the board of directors.
 F. K. CIiAFFTfy, Sec Dated Bisbee, Arizona, March 12. 1909.
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IN THE PROBATE COURT OF CO
 chise County. Territory of Arizona
 In the matter of the estate of Elsie Toles, deceased.
 order to show cause why realty should not be leased.
 Upon reading and filing the petition of George Toles the administrator of the estate of the abOye-naned de- eedent, praying that he be authorized.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-14
To LOOK AT COLON

Jim Allison. a well known miner 7f gisbee. will leave this morning for Courtland, where he will look oveT the new camp with view to invest ing there.
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] LoMEIl PREsRYTERIAN .o+iuRcH

Servfces on sunday by 8iF. ". D. Hayes. Sunday school at 9:45. Preach ing at n a. m- subject Ideals" ,The Christian Endeaxor at 6:3e tg, be Sad by Mir. r. c. Springsteen- Preaching at 7:30, subject "The Living Chr.st." :" Tho people Of Lowell are urged uD attend these services which are sure to be profitable
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WEATHER IMPROVES

The sun showed its face yesterday and in contrast with the snow. slecJ and rain of the three preceding days the weather was up to the usual Ari- zona standard. The streets are dry ing rapidly and the effects of the storm will soon be wiped out
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MAY ocAT EHERE

Olin W. Wolf of Brady Mcuni- Iough county, Texas, is here yisittng friends and relatives. Wolf is a bank clerk by profession and is lOohnE over this section with view to To- r.unr here
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

Christian Science services are bclC every Sunday morning at il o'clocg in MedigogIch hall All are welcome.
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lowELL CHAPEL SERVICES.

Sunday School ta9:45 a. m.
 Christian Eudeayor at 6-3e D. n. A temperance meeting. Preaching b. Mr. John Hays at II a. m. and at 7:a0 '. m.
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THE ANNUAL REPORT OF
 GREENE C0P.
Shows Admirable Results 0b- tained By the Company Un- der Able Management of Dr.. L. D. RickettS

BOSTON. Mar. 1S.-The annual re Port of the Greene Consolidated Cop per Co. Ga majority of whose shares are owned by the Greene s,ananea Copper Col covering operations for Inc fiscal year ended Dec 31, 1908, the second year under the Colc-Ryan managefeut. and incidentally periou of renovation and reconstruction. is issued today. It shows in detail the work of Dr. Ricketts. the general man ager, and the resultant low costs Of operation.
 As the previous report covered a period ol l7 months and the current report but six months of actual pro duction. @ comparison is Of little value The income account of the Cananea Consolidated Copper Co, the operating company, every share of which is logged in the Greene Consok dated treasury, shows:
 Total earrings on copper. gold G silver and net from
 miscellaneous sources g., ,427 .336 Total expenditures account
 account copper, gold and l sllFcr ....... ........... I,S2I ,OSV | Ne profit for year ..... l 606,3uo SUndry expenses, including shut down costs, etc ..... S20,fi7 l Deficit for year ..... 214.1fi President ". D. Thornton says:
 Copper production by the Cananea Consolidated Copper Co. for the year | was 1j,G7S,6S7 pounds. of which S.2S5, ! I'll pounds were sold during the year f at an average price of 13.St36 cents and 7,4145I6 pounds were carried over at an inventory price Of 13i2 cents, whiea vas well below the mar | kct price at the time the books were l closed at Cananea.
 As the copper of the Cananea Co | does not reach the market until four | months after production. it is i'm l possible to show correctly the earn i ings of that company for the previous | year at the time the annual meeting of this company is held and it is there | fore deemed necessary Co change the ! date of the annual meeting of the ! Greene Consolidated Copper Co. from | the second Tuesday in March to tho | second Tuesday iu June
  | "CunInea Consolidated is still hold ! ing 75eo of tho capital stock oI the l Sierra Madre Land G Lumber Co. | as collateral for the sale ll ifs 5lE ] Previous to the suspension or opera i tiOns by the Lumber Co. the Cluanea ! Co. loaned the Sierra MaGIe & Pacific
 Railroad company S4o0000 anF took ! as security a first mortgage upon al Its property. The railroad company owns about t5 miles Of standard gauge track connecting the iumber company with the Chihuahua 6, Pacif ic railroad at Temosachic and as there are no bonds or indebtedness ahead of this mortgage. the securitg IS considered ample. it was hoped that this loan would enable the Lam bcr Co. tO continue operating. but az i conditions got worse they were com pelled to close down and at the pres eDt time operations are entirely sus pended, with no plan for resumption The Lumber Co. has failed to meet | bond interest and some of the credit CTS having attached, are now in DOS session Cf the mills. No plans for re organization have developed as get. i Copper costs for the six months Icf operations last year were as fol
 lows:
 Cents per ID ] rs.z-. ....
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Gross costs {. C. b.
 Cananea ~.......-.. 4.H2lJl Fgt to New York,
 exp. tax, refining,
 market, int. etc. ......... l,6SG42
 Total cost .-.......-..... ll6l393 Cred't precious met
 al values ........1 .1.0jf46 Mise. revenue Can ... 7529G IS0G52
 Total cost fine
 copper sold ...... 9.SO7i1 Construction not
 charged to operation eco. .7O53S Cost including every
 eXDenCture .--..-.... lb.3IS2i
 The company is charged railroad rates that in the aggregate amount to about" one cent per pound of copper in excess zof shat companies in the same location. but across tho fne, are obliged to pay.
 in his report Dr. Ricketts says. The cost Of msainE for the total tonnage s4ps $212 per sSet-t0n. For I5 months Ssasded Oct. 1, 1907, il was SS2S anu for the year 1905-s it was S5.Sj. have little doubt that we will he able to improve upon these costs in spite Of the tremendously increased amount
 
 dc. Changes in power win, if car ried out. entail expenditure of $120.- 00o. Cost of concentrating domestic ores was S4 cents a ton. X dam is being built for the storage Of nearly 2,e00.e00 tons of tailings, hitherto thrown away.
 A new smelter has been built in the ste og the old one and nothing re- mains but Q portion of the steel structure. All the furnaces are new, five stand Of converters, etc. Boilers at the power houses have all been equipped with oil burning apparatus.
 Average daily payroll at the smeiter was formerly S1S24; during past six monts it was SEGA. Efficiency in blast in converting mas been raised from f2 ot6l per cent, and the same iu proportion at the furnaces. The re verberatOry ran 150 furnace days and treated 33.275 tons at S1.SS ton net, allowing a credit of 60 cents per ton for steam generated in .reverberatory furnaces. Recently smelting eist is s1.37 a ton and cnst of power was reduced 40 per cent A contract was let with the Texas Ccmnauy for two years uD to 35,00O barrels a month. Three barrels or this oil is equivalent to about one ton Of run of mine coal. Ateuai net yield of ore beneficiated was 512 pounds per ton. against 46.5S pounds in fir teen months ended October 31, 1907. The state government has exempted for twenty years fro mexport tax all copper bullion produced at the Greene mines.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-12-10
BIight's Disease

Let there be no evasion--we mean
chronic and supposed incurable cases
involving dropsy albumen and casts.
They are durable in a great majority
of all cases.
Let us cite a typical case-that of
Mr. r. f. Nitsckke of 1916 Spaight St,
Madison, Wis There had been eight
physicians on this case and II got so
extreme that he finally had one of the
last symptoms; namely, failing eye
sight In January, 1907 the doctors
admitted that nothing further could be
done and they sent him to Eureka
Springs, Arkansas. He continued to
get worse the dropsy finally reaching
the stomach, heart and lungs AT one
time tests showed albumen as high as
10 per cent.
He learned OF Fultons Renal Com
pound and began TO take it July 3rd.
Dropsy began slowly tc decline and
the albumen dropped to forty then to
twenty. then to ten, and finally to two
per cent in May 1905
The patient is now back to his en-
ployment and is devoting full time to
his business.
Patients desiring to know more of
this treatment can get full literature
by writing to the John j. Fulton Com
pany. PIP First Street, San Francisco,
Cal.
Fmtons Renal Compound can be
had in your city at B. A. Quinlan's
| Drug Store.
We desire every patient to write us
who is not noting the usual improve
ment by the third week,
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