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Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-25
0F COLE.
 RYAN ID BE MERGED?

BUTTE. BoEt. May 24.-Ben B. Thay- CT, assistant to the president of the Amalgamated Copper Co, is in Butte making his semi-annual examination of the mines of that company. With the iexception of the continued fire trouble in the Hill mines" he is find ing the mines in exceptionally good condition, but like Thomas F. Cole. who just completed a close examina- tion of the North Butte and Butte Coalition mines. he will probably not gratify the public and the stockhold- CTS with any information about the properties, or any details Of his ex- aminations.
 The announcement Is made that the annual meeting of the stockholders If the Butte Coalition Co. will be held June I, and that the books will be closed from May II to June 2. A rumor that is very disquieting to local Coalition stockholders is that there is plan on foot to amalgamate all of the so-called Cole-Ryan companies, the uneasiness being occasioned by the belief that Butte Coalition could not hope to benefit by an amalgama- ton with the s60.o00. .0O0 capitalized Greene-Cananea, the s6.500. GOO Giroux Consolidated, and the North Butte. There has been talk about an organi- zation of a stockholders committee to attend the annual meeting and in- sist on representation on the board of directors and closer relationship betweent the directors and the stock holders. but whether the movement will culminate in anything remains to be seen.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-25
WOLVERINE q ARIZONA

Not much has been heard O fWs,. yerine 4 Arizona on the local curb re- gently but at the property everytIiins IS going along smoothly and good re suits are being obtained, says the Boston Financial News
 The company has already started shipping ore to the Copper Queen smelter of Douglas. There are about ZOO toEs of good ore on the dump taken out in the course of develop- ment. and this is being freighted down from the rine to the Southwestern tracks
 This Is the first shipment of ore by the Wolverine & Boston and 1t Is probable that by the time the copper metal market has become normal. the company viii be a regular shipper.
 The Wolverine & Arizona is devel- oping large body of oxides at the old diamond driH holes and it's dimen- sions at present are reported to be 1s0 by 100 feet. The company also has a large body of silver lead ore which is now SO feet deep and a yer tica' winze. which is now 40 feet deep.
 The tunnel has reached a distance of 3c25 feet at which point driving has been suspended temporarily.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-25
SAL0ME GEOLOGY
 DESCRIBED
Har-qua-haIIa Range of Inter- est to Engineers and Pros-
 peCt0rs Just Now
ORE IS AN IRON OXIDE,
 RANGING HARD TO SOFT

Mining engineers and prospectors will be interested in the following out line Of the geological conditions in Sa. lone region. .n the Har-qua-hal!a range. where the wonderful gold strike was recently made:
 The general geology comprises high ly crystalline, metamorphosed horn. blende and sericity schists, altered to soft shales along the major fault planes. In many places thin seams of quartz parallel the schist lamina, and in such places make up one-third to one-half of the rock mass. These are observed to be most numerous in Inc region of the lines of faulting. Some large lenticular passes of quartz. slightly charged with iron OK ide. crop bcidiy in the vicinity Of in- trssive eruptive dikes. One such body of quartz lies inst west Of the gold find on the Great Northern. The main body is about 100 feet long. five 10 twenty feet wide and splits up al each end into numerous small seams. OAN f'Ah VI NAi- N1 tAi Aut lace tt II precipitous mountain south of the Great Northern cuts the schtst at right angles and graphically shows a fauiting of some twenty feet. A line Of quartz shows along the plane of the fault auh connects the ends of the two sections oi the vertical vein of quartz. Up till now these quartz showings have not been prospected for gold contents.
 The ore is an iron oxide, ranging from medium hard 10 a very soft con dition. as exposed on the surface. One Of these iron outcropE shows a width of thiTTv feet Occasionally. in the fractmc hres in the andesitic porBhy- Ty, as well as in the schist, the iron is Tn seams of cne-half to two inches thick All of this iron is said to show gold contents, but these croppings have only. been lightly sampled. In several places these iron croppings show copper in oxide form and de- cided porosity, due to teaching. These facts, coupled with the information that these schists terminate at the deep bedded limestone copper-bearing area of the Yuma Copper companys' property on the north and monzonite porphyry experiencing area of the Finesan mine or the southeast. will have some significance to students of copper.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-25
COPPER ACTIVE ON STREET Market Opens Good and Trad ing Remains Brisk Most
 of Day NORTH BUTTE OPENS
 STRONG; CLOSES WEAK
By Frank ]. Graf.

The copper market opened with coh- siderable activity and trading was brisk the greater part of the day. Amalgamated was in much favor but a5 the close there was consider able sslLng. North Butte Old Domin- ion. Copper Range were also active, but clnsed fractionally of. Globe Con solidated was well supported at tue opening. North Butte was very at the opening but closed weak. La Rose is very active and Inspiration is show ing better strength daily. This stock has been topped for Sl5.00. Superior an. rruarg shows excellent strength although t,ading is limited. London <-ns..r ,,., s,sIff.,org
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-25
coPPERs.

The opinion seems to be quite gen eral in well-informed quarters that the copper metal market has now def nitely turned upward. and that the trend will be in that direction for a long time to come. The outlook for the consumption of the metal is such. that many believe it will soon break all records. and hence that the pro dnction, even though larger than ever before. will be taken care of. A bro ker who believes this way stated that he was advising his customers to dis ncse of railway issues and go into the stocks of producing copper com panies. inasmuch as he believed they would show larger profit in propor- ton to the amount of capital used. than any other class of securities He believes that we shall witness a very active and strong market for the copper shares during the summer months.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-25
DUTY ON ZINC WILL WORK
 HARDSHIP ON MEXICAN MINERS

cent to F cents a pound on zinc ore. On 40 per cent ore, which is about what that product runs, such a duty would run from SIC and SIP a ton. and that. with freight added would just about keep the Mexican product from entering the American market
 Missouri Not Particular.
 The remarkable part about this zinc business is that many of the own CTS of those mines up in Missouri don't car whthr tn duty is put on or not. because they have already bought up these mines down in Mexico. and so long as there is no duty they can ship from their Mexican mines and get the price kept by the mines back in Missouri. One of the big Missouri mine owners was through here last week on his way to his Mexico mines. and he admitted that he didn't want a tariff. But those towns back there and the smaller mine owners and the mining population want the tariff and want it bad. This Mexico zinc ore proposition is losing deal for them all the way through.
 q the duty goes on zinc il will cut down the shipments over these lines considerably and it will lessen. sur work in that line. As it is now. W hay to sample every car of zinc to see how much lead there is in it, be- cause lead is dutiable. Mexican zinc ore has hardly any lead in it. so the work we do gets mighty small returns in duties. If duty went on zinc, of course, it would cut out all that part of our work, because the mines would quit shipping to the American mar kets.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-25
CALUMET c ARIZONA
 SUPERIOR - PiTTS6URS

BOSTON. May 24.-Tbe April out put of the Calumet & Arizona smeIter. which treats the ore of the Calumet & Arizona and Superior & Pittsburg companies. amounted to 4.312 900 pounds of copper. against 4,546, TOO pounds in March.
 Last month the companies wisely decided to separate the smelter out puts showing the prcportion contri- bafed by each mine. The March and April outputs in detail were as fol lows Gin Dcupds).
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-25

Tariff reyis.o= as appiiec to zinc ore. is likc.y to cut in heavily on freight receipts of Texas roads iron, Mexican points. according to the fig ures wsich customs officials give on the business. In anticipation of a duty on zinc ore under the new sched- ules. hundreds of ears are being crowded across the border as fast as mines can secure cars to handle it.
 Mexican mines can deliver ore at the smelters in Missouri and Kansas al a profit of from Slo to SIP a ton over the Missouri and Kansas zinc mines" said customs man. in ex- plaining why a tariff on zinc is a probability
 Up there in Missouri those people have millions Of dollars invested in the zinc industry. and whole cities are built up on it. Of course. those people are bound to have duty on zinc so as to protect their business. and this fact put that part of Missouri in the Republican column at the last election.
 Mexicc's Fine Zine.
 Mines down in Mexico are turning out the richest zinc ore at the lowest cost to be found in the world. Down there. practically the only thing they have to do is to shovel the ore on the cars. With cheap labor they can load the stuff on the car for s2 ton, while it costs the Missouri zinc ore producer s30 to s32 to lead his ore on the ear. The result is that the Mexican zinc ore producer has been threatening the life of the Missouri and Kansas indus try, and it has made protctionists out of those people up there.
 What l look for is a duty Of from
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-25
NATIVE COPPER S
 STRUCK AT DENM

Native copper was struck in Dem yesterday. Assays have not been made yet. However, 1t is thought the the ore will run at least 10 pes cent The strike was made tfisrty-five feet from the shaft on the 1250 level.
 General Manager NJ B. Pattison, in speaking of the strike last night, sa C: It is not des red that too much stress be placed on the find just TOW. It is the most favorable indica- ton and adds to our belief in devel- oplg paying mine at this depth. So far the strike has been opened up six feet and the vein is increasing stead fly The find was made on the south drift"
 Owing to the thorough drainage in the adjoining c. & A. properties but Title pumping is required at the Denn. At present the pumps are lifting only 325 gallons minute compared with an average of $50 last month.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-25
LUCKY TIGER co.
 MEETS IN DODGlAS
(From Douglas International.

(From Douglas lnternationaD.
 Practically transacting ali of the business which called them here. de- tails of which. however. remain to be attended to. the meeting of the direc- tors of tie Lucky Tiger Combination Gold Mining company. held here yes terday afternoon. adjourned until a date of the near future when the business entered upon yesterday will be completed. After adjournment. a majority of the directors left for the mine. Included in this party was w. H. Leegeft. who is interested in the option with Frederick Hellman.
 The business Of the company in- cludes the authorization of an in crease in the capital stock from S650. 900 to $S.000, 900. election of off cers and a number of amendments to the present bylaws.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-25
SHEEP RAIDERS EulDE ARREST
 BY STRONG SHERIFF POSSE

GRAND JUNCTION, May 22- Word was received tonight that the shsrifrs lrsse which is SCOUT ng the rance in & arch of the band that "a ded the Tas,oT sheep camp on Wednesday has cs far failed to find Wednesday has os far failed to find the slightest clcw to the marauders. More herders joined in the hunt this afternoon. but tonight there is small hope of apprehending the culprits.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-25
MEXICAN FEATHER FARM

Plans are being compIeted for the installation of big poultry and fine feather farm in Orizaba, State oi Vera Cruz. The project is in charge Of Julio Olivo. and the company will invest about s25.eo0 gcld. the plant covering more than four acres Feath- CTS will be treated for market. and feather boas and other articles will soon be raised for the cisics O. Southern Mexico. A number of in- cubators have already been ordered from California.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-25

Combining the outputs of both com naries expressed in pounds and re ducing the same to tons, we are able to make the following comparison of the monthly outputs of the smelfer
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-25
NORTH BUTTE.

BOSTON. May 24.--It is said that the extensive developments and re- duced tonnage of high-grade ore at present being treated at the Washoe smelter for the North Butte Co have resulted in an increase of at least one cent Fer pound in the cost of North Butte copcer.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-11-18

majaponiekad pod tym
w,zgledem %ulatwiona .orjent't
:cja. .Poniewaz rczyniono MI
wszystkie strony o,trzeienia,
wiec mozoo sic spoi.:ew.f',
.4e za!en z k%lejnot6n nie b9:
die m6gl bye spieni+zony.
J:,yt: uzalstadtil'iona nadzicja, ~
41o:zydea czy zteenyhcy, mic
widzar doraznych skutk6w
"a. korzy5c wtasna, sami pol-
.rzuoa skradsione klejnoty.
Iak ~: oMak klsdztve
trivia in leI,iej kierown'cy
5strgoz zaznaiamiaja sic 2 teree
snnd4iewaf
Die Imoznasaxguysia spraw:-
COW. AWietokraAztWa
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-11-18
nych klejnot6w...

nych kle]notoW.~
Dalej wyja6ni}o sic, 90 SUI
.kienka per}owa mia!a DUO
perez j ba'dzo wiele
t. wv: %martwych juz perel, co
wartosc realns znacznie. jei
.zmiejsza. Wog6le sukienkaa
wszy}a okoio &c funt6w. 3
'czego qewna Geese wasi MALE J
odliczyc ma poktad, Y:
'kt6ry perry byy oprawiane.
Bahama tez dalszo: utrw wa ll',
il wagga reszty pre- d'niotow
skradzionyehi n6Xn i - zua, -,
cz',ie. :byla ;przeSad7ona ]
;rzecz mozliWa, il wszystko
ra5em wazYle: ( ok11lo .Rg1Aalsla.
Ustaliwszy to dane, wladze.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-11-18
swietokradztwa
ma. Jas1lei G6rze.

- .E'r.". --ste&S| - = - - H-s-:r -.E>'
==Wiadzie5:.d.'ie,dczez dokona}y
skradzionych W ka-
k~osztownosci. ma pod
.stawie dowod6W ] spis6w,
posiadanycb " klas2torze.
.WedIug tejsocenY,, szacu mex
,t,gf1, CD skra
|dizionvch wy
nosi 28,0DU rubtf.
<sPogloskaS 80 /. ml1ilijonowej
klejnot6W, skra-
dMoiych. . oltarza Mstki
Bas kiej; poWstaia--:7---a::jak "a
,,Kuljer Poz: NJ
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-11-18

PAN Piotr G. Skroch z lndepen-
dence bawi} W niedziele i %poniedzia-
lex W Winonie, przyby} gl6wniie
ma koncert panny Romanowskiej; 2
tel samej okazyi przyby} take pan
HULK z zona do naszego miasta.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-11-18

w ZESZkA niedziele odby} sic
w hall Filharmonicznej koncert
shawnee artystki panny Felicyi Ro-
manowskiej. Sala by}a przepe}niona
goscmi zw}aszcza naszymi rodaka-
mi, tax z miasta jake i okolicy. A
merykanie zachwycali sic spiewem
panny Romanowskiej uznajac ja re
nadzwyczaj utalentowane artystke
spiewaczke. Najprzedniejsze danny,
milionerki wlnonskie jak PAM Lam
berton i PAM Smith, nauczycielka
spiewu i muzyki W tutejszej stano-
wei normalnej szkole, z~apraszaja
panne Felicye Romanowske do
~powt6rnege .wystepu W 'naszem mie-
scie. Parma Romanowska przyobie-
Gala, re W styezniu, gdy spiewac
bedzie W ST. Paul, i Min
neapolis, przybedzie prawdopodob-
ME do Winony i 6piewac bedzie W
tutejszej operze. Parma Romanow-
ska spiewa}a W ~czterech jezykach,
kilka razy wywo}ywano j@ do pow
t6rnego spiewu a pc wykonanlu
programu jeszcze kilka piosnek
spiewa1a akompaniujac sobie sama
ma fortepianie.
Parma Romanowska wyraza przez
}amy Wiarusa n~ajszczersze podzie-
kowanie wiel. ks. .proboszczowi j..
Pacholskiemu "a pomoc i rade,
wiel. ks. P. Kupferschmidtowi /
innym ksiezom ktdrzy przybyc ra-
czyli oraz wszystkim Polakom wi
noniskim re sic tax licznie zgroma-
dill wyraaa swe podziekowanie.
w poniedziafek wieczorem parma
Felicva Romanowska odjechafa do
La Crosse a Z tamtad pc koncercle
uda sig do Stevens Point.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-11-18

PAN Jan Rombalski powr6cif z
independence i dziekuje panu Wal.
Roessler W Independence "a popar-
Gle W jego osobistej sprawie. Row
niez dziekuje p. Joz. Herek Who'd
ge ID goscinne przyjecie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-11-18
49,. : ssH :s s::::::: $ $2S} 5

Ia s.. SO poslemy wan 100 funt. najlepszego
z~iarnkowanego cukru z zam6wieniem wynosza-
Gem do $12.68 nizej podanych towar6w. Robimy
te specyalna oferta do dostania lepszego gatun-
ku grocery Ola zaznajomienia sic z domain o lie
moznosci jak najwiecej W " przeciagu nastsp-
nych trzydziestu dni. ME PRZYSELAJClE
PIENlEDZY. Jezeli chcecie poslemy VAN wy
mieniony towar do waszego miasta ola }askawe-
go zbadania wszystkiego zanim zaplacicie agen-
towi frechtowemu, a jezeli ME znajdziecie
wszystkiegoj ak podane, mozecie wszystko zwr6-
ct i my zapiacimy wszystkie koszta. FkACHT
PLACIMY NASZA 80 DNlOWA DARMA
PKOBNA OFERTA?
Skoro pelna suma got6wka zostanie wyslana z
zam6w ieniem, my zaplacimy fracht do kazdego
miasta ma wsch6d cd Rocky Mountains. take da-
my wan nastepnie 80 dniowa ofertedo wypr6bo-
wanna. Wescie towar do domu, uzywajcie, a jeze-
Ii cos z tego znajdziecie ME tax jak og}oszono
PREY koncu 30 dni odeslejcie to mar Q my z che
cia zwr6cimy wan pieniadze. ZAMOWCIE DIS.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-11-18

JAN JOZWIAK gdy wracai W
poniedzia}ek oko}o POI szdstej wiecz.
cd piracy PREY t%rzeciej ulicy, pomie-
dry Liberty Chestnut utica wysko-
cyl z pr6znego lotu, %naprzeciw
drukarni Watkins'a cz}owiek ude-
.rzy4 go pa}ka W glove. J6zwiak
~stracii przytomnoSc, upad} i obra-
bowany zostaf Z 10 dolar6w got6w-
XII i czeku t. z. ,,Time Check.
J6zwiak gdy odzyska} przytom-
nose, napastnika juz ME by}o, udaf
sig najpierw do domu a potem ma
policye ably zawiadomic o napadzie.
Dotad mic ME wyjasnione, policya
poszukuJe "a sprawca.
PAN Adam Stanisfawski repre-
zentant leczniczego wilma Czesto
chowskiego" firmy z Buffalo, bawi
W Winonie W interesie wspomianej
firmy l. odwiedza rodak6w tutej-
szych.
WELL. ks. J. Pacholski wyje-
chaf do Swan. River, ma pogrzeb S.
p. ks. Jana Belzowskiego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-11-18
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w niedziele II b. m. pozegnaf|
sic z tym swiatem ks. Jan Below
ski, proboszcz polskiej parafii W
Swan River, MINI. Pogrzeb odby-
wa sic dis, W czwartek. S. p. ks.
Jan Be}zowski liczy} wieku ~ lat.
Mech odpoczywa W. pokoju.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-11-18

Niskie raty exkursyjne ma
narodowa wvstawe ku:
kurydzy " O.n,ha, Nebr.
Koleja North Western.
Bilety sprzedawane beda I, 8, g..
IA i 1890 grudnia; z okresem czasu
do powrotu do 2ogo grudaia. Pc.
kompletne informacye zg}osic sic
do kt6regokolwiek agenta kolei
Chicago North Western.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-11-18

Cena Nasze
Towaru ceny
3 funt. sody lub corn starch najlep. 5000 OILS
3" czekolady Beker:a Tub naszej 1:5O LOS
3" Coconut, najdrobniejszego l.20 .E
4 unc. extractu wanylii lub cytryn Ito Us
10 funt kawy, pieknie palonej 400 300
10 Santos kawy wybornej $50 1.6O
3. Gun Powder lub japons. herbaty 2.4O 1.5O
5 proszku do pieczenia Royal ESQ LIS
IL pksg. Koryntk6w Breakfast food 1.50 .99
Is HAWAI-. najlep. CASTLE i smolo. myd 30 .98
30 :" mydla do prania 1.O .98
8 b'aszanek wybornego }ososia 1.60 .98
IL " sardel. W MUSTARD lub oliwie 1.2O .88
IL funt. Kalifornijskich sliwek 100 rs
Is ." japonskiego ryzu $50 .98
par pohczoch ola niewiast -1,25 .65
s par ponczoch ola mezczyzn so .S5
5 pk2s. pniecio. kaszy Tub, Yeas. Foam rs 10
American WhOleSaleHOuSe
4e-4,-5O River St., Chicago, Ill. -
Darme listy groceryjne, odziezy. towar6w }okcio-
wychi t. d. z kazdme pierwszem. zam6wieniem.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-11-18

~Szanownych abo
nent6w Wiarusa pro-
shiny, ably %jaknaipre-
dzej uiscili sic 2 ma
%lezyJoSci "a Wiarusa,
DO gazet. kosztuje
wiele %pieniedzy, kto'
re my placic musimy
regularnie ia PAPER,
drnk, dzier1awe ro-
botnikom ltp., ola
tego j ID gazette 10 u
sic dopominac''
zaplaty proslmy ably
Szanowni abo-
"a takowa D}a-
cili.
Ny4zuwnictuo W;arusa
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-11-18
Ma odpust sw. StanistaWa e.
.przybyli do Winony: Wielebnllii
ksieza: J. Wojtowicz, 2 Grenvillee
j ks. August Babihski, 2 Superior.

PAM Janowa Glubka~ powr6ciia
W zesz}ym tygodniu z Little Falls,
dokqd wyjechafa z okazyi wcsela
.swej ~siostrzenicy panny BronisfaWy
Mr6zek c6rki pana Jakuba Mr6zka,
kt6ra wyszfa "a pana Micha}a Ku-
iaszy6skiego re Swan River. Pan
m4ody gospodarzyf dotad zmatkae
ma farmie, teraz matka zapisala go
spodarstwo ma syna Rronis}awa.
Szczes6 Boze m}odej pare.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-11-18

FANNY Helena Krystyna
Mysz z independence bawify W re
sz1ym tygodniu W Winonie zafat-
wiajac rome intcresa i zakupna W
nasze m miescie
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-09-30
MRS. W|LTSCHER HIRED MAN
TO MURDER HER HUSBAND

| told her before l left would come
back the next night and do it.
THE next night l told my wife
would go over to Mr.. Wiltscher's and
get some money and got her to go with
me. Just before we got there I told
Rosa, my wife, what l was going to
do, and she asked me not to and she
stopped at the blacksmith shop and
went on up to the gate at Mr.. Wilt
scher's. Miss Loula was there and
said: Now here's the gun, and you
do the work" Then she called Mr..
Wiltscher two or three times. and he
answered hello" and came out. Just
after she called to her husband Mr..
Lee Wiltscher came up alongside the
fence, and he said to me: You just
as well pull the trigger or | will pull
it on YOU and covered me with his
pistol.
when Mr.. Wiltscher came out |
shot him, and he said: oh, Miss Loula
some one shot me and | know who
done it
Il then ran along down the fence
and met my wife at the shop and we
went on to Tom Brokeman's to the
frolic."
Mrs. Wiltscher and Lee Wiltscher
were recently released on bond, Mrs.
Wiltscher going to Rankin county to
her mother and Lee going to Weir in
Choctaw county. Sheriff Harris left
yesterday for Lee, while Deputy
atey went for Mrs. Wiltscher.
Deputy Sheriff Whatley came in this
afternoon with Mrs. Wiltscher. She
will remain in Jail to await new
hearing. She refuses to admit her
guilt or any knowledge of the negro
killing Wiltscher. The Sheriff cap
tured Lee Wiltscher at Weir and
would have cotton here this after
noon had his train not been late. He
was left at Jackson.