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closed down. but like the others in
this district they will resume opera
lions.
From authentic sources it is Learn
ed that about s125.OOGOOO worth of
silver has been taken out Of these
Alamos mines since 1928 by primitive
methods, all of which money has pass
ed through the town of Alamos. All
Of these properties have been con-
Quoted on conservative methods. They
are principally large bodies of low
grade ore running from $12 to $25
gold per ton in silver with occasional
pockets of high-grade ore. There are
many valuable undeyeloped gold
mines within radius of twenty miles
around Alamos, their owners lacking
capital to carry on operations.
The town Of Alamos is just about
100 years behind the times, quiet, re-
freshing and nerve-resting to the xisit-
ing stranger. AS mentioned before.
there is no gas or electric Light sys-
tenn AS the shades of night are fall
ing, a policeman from the local force
is seen scurrying around the public
plazas with small bamboo ladder.
This he gravely places up against an
tiquated posts, on top of which, good
old-fashioned kerosene lamps are
perched. Kerosene lamps are univer-
sally used, despite the fact that kero-
sene oil is worth it's weight in silver.
Here is an opening for some hustling
American to put in an electric light
plant The water supply of the town
is poor, the trusty old burros being re-
lied upon to make daily trips to the
river and bring back water by the
bagful. There is also good opening
in Alamos for an ice factory. All the
ice used is bought in Guaymas. There
are four hotels here, which are large
ly patronized by miners and prospect
ors.
There is comparatively little farm
ing in and around Alamos. Conse-
quently vegetables and fruits are high
priced. just now there is a general
air of depression about the town on
account of the closing down of an
to Alamos, an old mining town among
the principal mines, but within the
next six months, when operations ar
Tesumed, this whole district will us
iargo a great change SO far as finan
cial conditions are concerned.
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TO THE RESCUE
OF FATHER.

A Kansas man mas offered q prize
OF 500 for the best verse or short
prose effort on the subject Of father,
the unhonored and unsung. Too long,
ne declares. has one Of the noblest
heroes Of them all fingered IN an obs
curity never penetrated By spotIishts
or publicity agents. This relief expe-
diaon is intended to restore TO pub
lie gaze character that has heca
crowded out By more sensational Id
ders for fame. The fact is, the Kan
san AYERS. that father has been SO
busy trying to make a living and 70
direct the affairs Of state and nation
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Arizona b New Mexico
Railway Company
TInC TADl

Connects with Morenc1 Southern.
''Connects with Southern Pacific.
ss'Connects with q Paso ane
Southwestern.
GEORGE A wAG5TAEF,
Superfnrendea
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constitution OF the United Ststee
Siereupon the said convention snail
be. and * hereby, euthorizeG 10 form
: constitution and Gtste government
for said proposed state. The consti-
tuition shall be republican in form,
and make no distinction in civil or
political rights on account Of race or
color. except as to Indians not taxed
and shall not be repugnant to the
constitution of the United States and
the principles Of the declaration Of
Independence. And said convention
shall provide. by ordinance irrevoc-
able without the consent Of the Unit
ed States and the people of said state.
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JOHN fflTcHErL n.e-o ~ ,~..A ,-.,.----.

A five hours trip from Esperanto,
making change at Nayajoa, brings one
the mountains, reached by a brancL
line from Navajoa. 1t is not generally
known that John Hays Hammond, one
OF Americas greatest mining experts
who is at present interested in the
development of the Yaqui valley, re-
ceiyed one of his first appointments
as manager and engineer In charge
of mine here near Alamos, in the
year 1878
Situated 1900 feet above sea level,
with population of about 5000 inhab-
itants, Alamos with its quaint one
stored houses, its large plazas and
stately churches, is a typical Mexican
city with absolutely nothing modern.
It cannot even boast of a two-mule
street car system, or an electric light
plant.
Anticipated as is the town of Ala
mos, the Alamos range of mountains
has several rich old silver mines that
have been producers since 1928.
Among these are the Zambona, Pro
montorio and Quintera mines, of
which the Zambona is at present the
most important, work on which has
reached depth ofa7SO feet. The Fam
bona was first opened in 1896 by Next
leans who worked it until 1856, when
they sold it to one Bartholomew Soil
das, who took out a fortune, and in
the year 1870 sold it to the Ortiz fam
lily. In 1873 Constantine Hirsch
bought the Zambona from the Ortiz
family, when he placed John Hays
Hammond in charge. In 1880 the mine
was sold to Don Antonio Coycoola,
who worked it until 1904 when he sold
it to Amos ]. Yeager and w. S. Cranz
for 100000 Mexican pesos. Altogeth-
er, the Zambona mine has produced
about 100000 ounces of silver. Mod
ern machinery is being installed and
the output increased from seyenty-ffve
tons day to two hundred tons per
day
The Quintera is another large mine
in this district, a depth of 1900 feet
having been reached in tbs develop
ment. The annual output of silver
from the Quintera has been a million
ounces. This mine and many others
are now closed down on account of the
low price of silver. The Zambona
mine has been closed down for two
years for the same reason, and also
owing to lack of facilities for haul.
ing large amounts of ore, but they
will start up again with new machin.
cry and win handle large block oil
tailings and old ore dumps which are
worth about IS a ton. As there are
about 100000 tons of this ore, there
is quite little sum in sight for the
present owners from this source
alone The Quintera mine belongs to
a French corporation, which has been
working with ten-stamp mill
The Promontorio, one of the oldest
mines, has been in almost constant
Operation since 1928. There are many
stories as to the production of silver
from this mine. It is calculated by
those supposed to know that It has
been thirty million ounces. This mine
also carries much copper, the value
Of which has not yet been ascertained
1t has recently come under the con.
troi of the Clark Copper company OF
Los Angeles.
The Los Rastas mines are compare.
lively new. They are owned and op-
Grated by Clemente Ibarra. Their out
put has averaged 10000 ounces Of
silver yearly since they commenced
operations. These mines are also
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STATEHOOD AGAIN
DEFERRED.

Should congress pass the Arizona
statehood bill tomorrow and should it
receive the signature of the president
the next day, under the provisions OF
the measure introduced by Chairman
Hamilton of the house territorial COM
mtttee it would be impossible to get
Arizona into the union during the next
twelve months. We submit that this
is not fulfillment of the promise of
IMMEDIATE STATEHOOD for Ari-
xona and New Mexico made by the
republican national convention year
ago last July. Under the Hamilton
bill there can be no election for the
adoption of the constitution OF the
new state until the second Tuesday
in November following the adjourn
ment of the constitutional convention
so that no election could be held for
the adoption of the constitution before
next November though the eonstitu-
ton might be finished by constitu-
tional convention months before.
Aside from this provision We do
not believe there will be found any
Just cause for criticising the bill now
pending which win if successful give
to Arizona the right of seif-govern-
ment While the president recon-
mends that the election for the rati-
ncation of the constitution shall be
held separate from the election for
choosing state officers which we be-
Heve is a good recommendation, still
the Hamilton bill, said to be an admin
tstration measure, would bring the
election for approving or rejecting the
constitution on the very day of the
next territorial election. Another pro
vision provides that in case the CON
stitution is ratified and approved by
the president all the territorial Off
Gals elected in 1908, including the
delegate TO congress shall continue to
discharge the duties of their respec-
tive offices until the new state off
GERS shall have qualified This pro
vision would seem to anntll the next
territorial election, provided the state
hood bill shall pass during the early
part of the coming year In case the
constitution should be rejected by the
people, it is not clear as TO what
would be the status of our territorial
government, or when successors to
the present officials would be chosen
II there is to be held the regular
territorial election next fall then the
adoption of the constitution win be
complicated fully as much in the terri
toriaI election as it would be Il held
on the same day as the election for
choosing state officers.
Aside from the provision delaying
for a year the possibility of state
hood, however. we can see no serious
objection to the measure. though Fl
has not been carefully examined yet
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the mails as second class matter.
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the work

The hired character assassins. who
presided over the editorial department
Of the Bisbee Miner during the cam
paien last fall, In return for Hoval
A. Smiths gold. are gradually. but
surely. disappearing from Arizona.
and for the good Of the territory.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-11
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TUCSON, ARIZONA

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Wait for drawing tonight. Prem
iums given away at 1880. American
Lean Office.
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NOTICE.

A reward of $500 VIII De paid for
information leading to the arrest and
conviction of the parties stealing The
Review from Subscribers.
THE BISBEE DAILY REVIEW.
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-05-08
cluB n HING

A special mestie of the Monte
Vista Business Mans club was
called at their haitsFhursday night
to discuss the hGk proposition.
About 100 were plttent.
Everyone sesme6 to realize the
need of better hot1 accommoda-
tons for the town. = there was no
controversy on al point. The
two questions tosst9e we're: where
to locate the hotel nd how to get
it built. OF course ~ would like
to see man with ample means
take hold Of the opposition and
furnish the town e needed ac-
oommodations for 1he homeless
and strangers who sse frequenting
the town. At tho dhme time we
fully realize that ! 10000 hotel
would not pay at ~ present time,
and consequently \ is up to the
business men to furnish the means
for such an enterprise if we have
it Immediately.
As a move in the l1ght direction,
a committee oompoGsd of Edman,
Corlett, Kelley, Abbott and Wal
lace was appointed - recommend
a suitable site toe : hotel. This
committee is to JDlort at an ad-
)ourned meeting i next Monday
night.
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-05-08
cbasreb Services

Oo1soSsoo
=. y: Nss~os' Pastor.
Bible school III =. ~: preaching II ..
N. aed JED p; NJ; !: r. .. Q. =. $40 p.
Town hsll.
-
V1ess OeDssss
FL. Blowsas. Pastor.
Morning service .st II .. N. Evening
ss,ytSe I'D Sunday school 10 .. n.
..i,U sSc p M wednesday ''so'ns
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-05-08

Mr.. Arthur Francis was out Of the
store two days this week on account ofs
bad cold.
You cannot Afford to fool yourself
Your success depends absolutely upon
the amount Of skill and energy you put
into your work.
Among the people over from the Mos
CO and Hooper neighborhood Wednes-
day, We noted N. q. Patton and WIFE, Ed
Cotton, wife and sister.
We arc going to be delayed on our
building for about 70 days on account Of
not being able to secure the brick. We
presumed we had tho brick engaged.
but the fates decreed otherwise.
As tho result OF our special sale Of
Ladies' Ready made goods the last week.
our stock Of these goods il len by .
uoWuWt VI OOIoiB t1OW0V0b, We oSAu
have very complete line for you to
select from.
-
Our teas-Chass 4 Sanborn's and
Schilling's lines arc intended for psopls
who appreciate quality. Arc you ono Of
themY
We have bssn hoping the weather
would b such that ws cosld rsaove our
stoves. but We and ~ still manage 70
consume about load Of coal each week.
This week we have . story to tell you
in our big I'D on the back page Of this
paper, regarding our wool dress goosis.
B6ttes read it.
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-05-08

Buy home. made candies oil day
Saturday Of the Methodist Ep-
worth League At the real estats
Office of G. G. Kerr 4 Co.
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-05-08

Mrs. H G. Doris came in from
Alamosa Friday morning to visit
her daughter Mrs. j. w. Consnt
and family.
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-05-08

Knocking 10 . bad habit. Break it,
Don't lose your friends because you
have the knocking habit. Don't lose
your individuality by joining the hope
less, dyspeptic ranks Of self confessed
failures, the chronic knockers.
Why do you suppose over 81 100000
cups OF Chase L Sanborns Seal brand
coffee were drunk in the United States
last yeary Try 1t and see.
Miss Merchant and Miss Getz spent
Wednesday night on the South Farm.
Among other sports. they went coyote
hunting, and Miss Merchant had the
good fortune to find one.
Don't forget our shoe departments.
We are especially strong on low shoes.
This \ tho season for Oxiords. Start
right by buying pair Of these now.
= = =
z. T. Chandler has been fencing some
lots which be owns on Jefferson street.
He expects to raise enough chickens
there TO supply all the neighborhood
boys for their chicken roasts.
. y .
The sale Of Mems Spring Suits has
been brisk this week. Remember We
have the Hart Schadner 4 Marx and the
4. B. KiespAhaua lines. Thsse are
Without doubt tie two strongest linss 10
the country.
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-05-08

The Methodist ladies have sold
all oe their pausy plants 70 Ars.
W. 8. Woods and will not have
any moro 10 ssll this year.
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-05-08

+. B. Hunter returned Thurs.
day from . bs,siness trip 70 Chams,
New Mexico. ~
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-05-08

4. L. stsoup and wife returned
Friday morning from . businsss
trip 70 Dsavsr. 49,.
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-05-08

A. G. Kline, who bought the o.
G. Christensen brick house = few
weeks ago was offered 800 Wed.
nesday for bis bargain. He rs-
ferred the matter 70 his wife and
she turned down the Offer.
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-05-08

George p. Wilson, 1t DBL Norts
wss rskistsisd At the Simpson
Wednesday night.
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-05-08

The most Of the lady store forcs at
tended tbs picture show Thursday night.
Az Tar - We are able to learn they con-
Quoted themselves in creditable man
nor.
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-05-08

Hags are nov voeth OK cests
| Pr poand, n this market.
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-05-08

David Mcintosh who hes bsen
visiting bic brother, Jsnss, for
5000 weeks returned 70 HI homo
In Denver Thursday night on .
short visit. Mr.. McIniosh feels
20 muoh betase In Moato Visa
that hswill rsturn soon I'D may
coaclude 70 20 into businooe hero.
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-05-08
MONTE vuRAsc CREDIT

At a meeting It e town trus-
tees Thursday nht the sewer
bonds were cold toll enry Wilcox
& Son Of Denvss r. hr, bonds to
be issued and Ate june lst.
Thsss are 10 tive pr cent
|ae1g - se.lI' tIAsy oan
b paid at any time af(sr ten years
and before fifteen Year,.
This transaction speaks we'll for
the credit Of the town q nothing
but guilt edge securities can be
sold at par 1t 80 low a rate Of
interest.
Attention 10 called to the or,lin-
snce Published this week In the
JOURNAL which 10 an evidence that
the town authorities ase pushing
the sewer - fest as possible. la
another week II 10 prohahle that
notice for bids for The construc-
ton Of the sewer will b Published.
District court has besa in go.
zion 1t Conejos all the week and
will continue another week. The
case II the people VS.. Louis Mon.
toya, a this county Who has q
plaos Il business 10 Conejos
county, was tried Monday Tor eel.
ling liquor on SUNDAY and 70.
keeping bis plaos open On Sunday
He vas soquittsd in totA cases BY
the juriss. The prosecutisg attos.
ney appeared for the stste and J.
p. vssskamp Tor the dalDadant.
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-05-08

Ma 0hislds, who hsd'a cancer
retn6vjd hon bel bred Friday,
NM ~ q 81. Jossphs, 0anitas-
len ADA Noets, y doiso- = we'll
- ccsld y sspsctsd. bow
sFes, = ss1seisg . good dssl Il
~ issm ~ Wound. IN -stt,
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-05-08

G. Bowsher and wife were at the
station Friday morning TO meet
Mrs. Bowsher's sister, in law, Mrs.
A. J. Lyon OF Honolulu, who has
spent the winter in Los Angeles.
Mrs. Lyon realized quite change
from . long residence at cen level
TO our 1900 feet elevation with its
clear and invigorating atmosphere.
Mrs. Lyon will probably extend
her visit during the hot weather.
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-05-08

q. W. Spangler attended the
meeting Of the State Realty As
ISOLATION at Canon City last week
~ u delegate. There were about
100 present and the next meeting
will be at Boulder in July. Mr..
Spangler was elsoted one Of the
thirtesn directors Of the associa-
ton.
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-05-08

. Olassses Coed has boaght q
OealneD-DsGsuit sato 81 = pso.
basa ~ tiks passengers - aay
po1at Il ~ vsl)ey.
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-05-08

n Meale Vista lli1lisg Z
1leya1ae 81 sAippsd = epk q Ia,
- tpiee)A New Asxisns CAass.
| nI. Is ssf te@rrf ~ 49, -
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-05-08

We have been hoping the weather
would b suoh that ~ cosld rs0ove our
stoves. but We 6nd ~ still manage 70
consume about load OF coal each week.
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-05-08

This week we have story to tell you
in our big I'D on the back page Of this
paper, regarding our wool dress goods.
Botter read it.
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-05-08

Our teas-Chass 4 Sanborns and
Schilling's lines arc intended for psopls
who appreciate quality. Arc you ono Of
themI
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-05-08

You cannot afford to fool yourself.
Your success depends absolutely upon
the amount Of skill and energy you put
into your work.
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-05-08

Among the people over from the Mos
ca and Hooper neighborhood Wednes-
day, We noted N. z. Patton and wife, Ed
Cotton, wife and sister.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-11-09
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oct ct Renueiteifelet. Golf Der pas
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Sugbes, Gier Of Ell geo9rtniug
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mo / Sreet. oiSes life. men Oct az
tages, at ban | eriuorinseu on fine
llngSomsaar Ell Sang enonu err flat
ret op / tit gnolinestr9 og bar fret
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ugIereSer, i%ooleoes iom ban bpppia
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ipnligpis life funnel tomme tiIbage
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tlepen bsrte. No Sr9et itaar langt
borte fra ale geie, miot paa en- itsr
Rart.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-11-09
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1915 orrct bruat iom aaicrnc for ct
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fporeu arfiteft gaIentin tage iat
neo en- 6eitnureriug.
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gariomt, iom ON oct giaISt at
fIGoe al ct ooerfisrt Barn, pluffer
man neb oct 2og al aropt ghirperf,
lem err fIattet op omtriug oe berIige
gotbiife StenfuipIinaer.
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meo Yernefllip ifoaet bort aolfopf.
fet, o. - oiolnoerlige 8reiter nieo
Gmner fra &opefeiter OF Sogteoen.
tpr or Tonne for 2oger.
Snort ifal gorgbrsnben rdninges.
Zen er % Meter opb og ifoI eiter
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Oct yire @itlo.
5rpeteIige 3rageSier bar man og.
iad ifimtet. 0eSe / en- @rsit, man
arop aiennem @aorbspIaSien, itSote
man paa Sierneitaler meS iuPre
Spiger bantet gieruem Sinoingerre.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-11-09
DaIeene Norec.

ltoioloet al @aIgct / gferS 0rcoS
bier Tia M at pPre, Of gooofot, for
beup9renoe Statsraoo Su9erup 9lll
(Seire) er palgt meb 5000 Stem'
mcr. S%ociaIiiten So9isrcr Bnnter'
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pGre 8ienpaIg.
S Seoemorfcns mt or
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mofrat) a~ienpnlgt peb ierite Om'
gang | Ssubre gIterbnIeu. s Nor.
ore Se6cmorfen smoa Der nTre ON.
ooIg meo lloiigt til Seier for Stats.
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andre are0ie | arntet moa Der bare
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ser ierit berettebes, at Der maotte
pGre SmoaIg. piier oct iig MI. at Sr.
oerberg er poIgt peo isrite Smgong.
@e6 Smpal9et | Stooonger
gp oen 2ibe Sftober ieireoe Sper.
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og Ii6eraIe @eritre) | SoImeu arcOs
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arcos, bpor oaioa SocinIiiterne er
meget iterfe.
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ger9enbus, iom faIot igienuem oeO
@aIget pao @ois, bar mn poa an.
mobnirg al Ssire oe oct iriiirSebe
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Sineerlpibicr trpffet MOB hans Sin.
Ginger. @anife pitt Hog 9aaoeu ct
&or llentme Slaa til bsire og penitre
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