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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-06-25

enerberer, ipaffer % u6tpn6er 3
gamle biertrnetpife Slngter. Mel
Opgipelien af beres ne6arpeoe @aarl
% @runb miiter De beres Sn6flpoel
lie. 9ompneforpagteren % &ente
gobseieren b%etragtes at 8efolfninger
JONI 2eleiben0e. S ben offenlige We
ming er 0om9nef orpagteren Gmbebs:
man6ens S%albbro0er, og bans Sn6.
flDoelie paa @efolfningen maa pero'
ipttes 6erefter.
Gor iaa blot fan ri fra banif Sioe
betragte Dpmpnefipberne meb 1to1
,Stnosro. Men Der er alligebel en-
1em Sage be6 Sogen: De ebeleg=
ger Marfeoet! &egieringen ifruer
peb fine bpie S%perpriier @ienoonis=
priierne iaa itGrft til @ejrs, at Set
pil fomm1e til at ibie baarbt til Sen
fommen6e Generation. Sg oerigien=
nem bil Domenefigber,1e ogiao fun
ne ran1nre % fgleltgt.
Set er np6benoigt, at bette itaar
% flart, og at ri / 1i6e igger at af=
pcn0e Sc p9rlte 6arer, bels peb paa
ale tenfelige Maa6er at fremme bore
unge 2an0smnn6s Dpgtigbeosl16pif=
ling, 6els pe0 / Sioe at uobpgge bort
&reoitpeien me0 Sc al &egieringens
biloe 0omenefipb fremfal0te uiun-
be Sorbol0 for gle.
Sg set er bort @aab, at @fterti=
BEN ifal gipe % Set Sfubsmool, at
ri ogioa / 6enne @enieen0e far for
itaaet SioenS 0pgaper og bapt baaoe
&ilie og @bne til at leie 0em."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-06-25

|gaaIie: Sans Gbriitian MeIfen
|sfelbp: MfseI Sgreenien. StubbefS
|bing: Sine @atbrine Soie Steiner.
&ubierg: @etrine @llertfen. gam.
orup: &aren Sfobgaar6. glbaf:
&iriten Morie Meller. Nmnger::
Gabrifarb. Mnbreas Martin SEMEN
al 9raggr. &lnbpert 8asiers Sat.
ter Marie Seniine at 9raggr. Ir-
bei6sm. Sergens Spn Beter @bri.
itian al nllerup. 8ornbolm: @lappe
/ 9itermarie: otto Mosiin Seniens
@uitru Seniine. Semarfm / Sober
ifob: Gllebetb &irltine B%e6ersoatter.
&lemenifer: Mnbreas &rogb5 9l,ltru
emma. &pnne: Clinton &ofoeo. Sens
&anlen @ornbecf.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-06-25

polper, ioa straataeet antanotes.
Eieneiteorenge11 on1fom UNDER Soribg
pua at re66e 4reaturerne. Ser inoe-
brenote 11ogIe Stpffer l1ngfpRg, en-
@ris og &pniene. On Del &eoifober
% Maifiner, berunber ct Dumpt9r<
lfeperf meb 2ofomobil, brenote.
5terlteoelen al S11bboet re6beoes.
@ieren, @r. g. 2piter, lioer ct betty
beligt Sab.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-06-25

Sortpipl life, ,raar De er ipg, iclp
ON set ler mgrft no. @aml al Sc.
rres @nergi til ct Sorigg paa at Eli.
be fritz og iet Ceres Eillio til 81.
Beters 811rifo. 9en er in9en s(po-
tbefer=Mebictn Specielle Mgenter
lelger SEN. Sfrip til Dr. @eter
&eter Gabrnep & Sons s., 112-
118 90. @opne Mbe., Chicago, SSq.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-06-25

SI6eb ranb e.. @aar6eier
&oiengaar0s @oar6 / &gng-&pjrnp
paa 6pen er ne6bren6t. Sn6boet
brenbte. @n Dngre Sieneltepige bar
%tilitaaet at babe paaiat S1beM for0i
FUN bar fe6 at Sieneiten.
- uMerregaar0" / &lemenife1
.sogn paa 8ornbolm er ne0bren6t
Sloen fraariage6es be6, at en- 15-aa.
rig Gieneite6reng ffigo me6 en- STE
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-06-25
D6oe / M
&jpbcnbapn % Trcbcrifsber9.

Gbb. @ognman6 G6uar6 Scberti=
ger. gnfe @retbe Yeterien. @nfe
S0a @anii11e Senien. Gbp. Son0~
graper 2u6pig @offe. Sans @an=
ler. 6rf. 2u6opifa Houline Sant5en.
@ogbin0er GarlienS @ritru Slipta.
@igarlorterer Mugult Soban 9ecban.
8rpggerfnegt Heteriens gnfe Sine.
Maifinfobrifant Seniens @uitru Mn=
na. Maifinmeiter Gbrtitian &ilbelm
&osn1us len. Sapetl erer &pbert Ger
barO @briltenien. gnte 9ortbe Gar
ler. @ecilte 9eicbmalm. Sfibs=
tgmrer Carl @etnricb @enrifien Gn=
fe &oren He0erien. @aar0eier $.
Gbriltenlens @nfe Srine. @nsejer
Nieli ens &nltru Matbea Marie. SD
roline Marie @anl Ell. l1rtefr9mmer
SobonneS 6. Heterien. 9etailbanO=
Ter SenienS @u1tru Gllen. @useier
Sans &r9per &asmuslen. 6bp. 6os
brifarbeioer Neter 9arieu. Mejert=
eier 81. &asmusi ems @ultru &area
Wlarie. &omn1nelererinoe Margretbc
Gn1ilie @ottlieb. 6bp. Sfolelnrer
@onS @anlen. @9ritefabrifant 9eicl=
iens gnfe glie. 6bp. @ltffenilager-
me- ter Sens Heter Gbriitenier. 2ars
Sel1ler. Sfre66er Niils @ultrli
@ersa. Gperife Mnna @ilbelmine
@onjen. gnfe &irlten Morie Mn6er=
ien. Meierieier &omo1n5 &ultr11
Sulione. Solobo6arbej0er @enrif
Gramer. &ontorcbef Eeter Sobn
@oln1boe. Sfibstemrer 9liels 8eter
N}iellen. Sfibstpmrer 8oltioniens
gnfe Sine. Tbp. Stuff geren @onien.
@nfe Marie 0ortbeo Sannicbe. Sp=
erife &riiti11u Stenberg. Sfomager
2arl en5 &u1tru ellen. Sporpeisfon=
ouftpr 2ors Heter @o1le11. Carl So
iepb Ga66er. &an0elsbetient Eeter
German Ma6ien. gnfe Sine Moric
Gbriltenien. Sorbalter @eorg 8ol0e=
mar Mn6eri en. Silifnrer 3ucf-
icbmer6tS Gnfe Wfette. G%fomoger=
meter @alter @aniens Grfe Sine.
Gefprbeoer Sborpal6 gnril &anien.
@fomager &eter Sborpal6 Mnoerien.
Sagoeffer @eter @briitian Nielien.
gnfe 2aurine Seniine Mrpioien. SIP.
Sne0fermeiter &eter 9orent5 &olm.
Sajance0reier Mn0ers Mugl1it @olm.
&ellner &aral6 Sans Senien. So
m1nel9rer S. 50. &oniens &uitru
Gbriltine. &useier Sans Sbomien.
gnfefru Margretbe Carlton. 8illeo=
bugger &inticbes gnfe Gtabrine.
bugger &intlcbes gnfe Gotbrine.
9etailban0ler 2u6big Marcber.
@prtleripen6 Carl Oscar 2in6e. @a=
retbmagermeiter 9in0s gnfe Gbriitf=
tic. Sgmano gilert Martinius ST.
lingien. Sberit Gbarles Greoerif
@ollt. Mita @briitiane Mielien. Sine
9iritine 8ettp @onneien. 2ugerfor=
palter @briltian Mnoerien. gnfe
Mette Marie @enriflen. 5agferer
&nsmlts &romarm Morbbolbt. Grf.
9ofte Greoeriffe 2auien. Hartifulier
9ars @briitian Mollerup. &itmeiter
Heterleng @1fe Gre0eriffe. Sperife
Sigrib Mn6erien. @aanbbanoler S.
%. &eterien @nfe @unbil6. Sotel=
forpagter 8ernbar6 Carl Meper.
Sfomager Mieliens @nfe Sngermil1e.
6bb. Murermeiter Soban 9itleb
Sbiimmel. Gelegrafiit elmer Soban=
mes Senien. @rosierer 9. Grancbs
@uitru 0line. Srf. CLARA 8ene6icte
&opp. SIP. Sfopri6er @iilman1s
@nltru Mlberttne.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-06-25

3 a g. ST.. SIR.
6. Gbarlep=@briltenien, &alun6borg,
for fjpbt @ooroen v5oheslp1t" beb
@ellingdr for 100000 &r. Sberta=
gelien fer itrafs.
= Hroprteter @lacb, Sborid, fat
lolgt lin gienoom uSborielun6" til
Nroprieter g. g. Neterien, Mgrre
@orup, og st.. 9. Mi1ler, &opmarf
&on6rup. Brilen er 100000 &r
Boor6en bor 1878 IS. @artforn oq
ITO S6r. 2un6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-06-25

gems 8eterien bar 8 gifte Dbtre, ber
bper i &opital og nbitpr bar moo.
taget 1900 &r. Soapel &onen ION
Dgtre,1e bur mes flor SLID % gnergi
beltoget / Mrbeioet, og "a Monoen |
oper IS @ar bar pGret 2an6poltbuo,
: bar De en- belmlig Mn6el / BET imufte
&ejultat, Der er opnaaet.
gn a g / 9
IS 0 r s.. 2orb @omarb er ct /
Noroipllano, nopnlig / calling, me-
get fienot, ON emo life meget agtet
Mapn. Set er en- ung Manb, iom for
ct &ar Mar ii6en en- ffien Sag 6uffe.
oe op ealing og f%ortalte, at ban bar
Spn al en- engelif 2or6 &omaro, iamt
at rom bop6e / Sinoe at fipbe en- banif
&erregaar0 og inbrette sen til lit
fremtioige Stem. Da ban altt0 par
p6erlt elegant og torment / lin Sp-
tr96en, falot Set ingen inb at fatte
Mistanfe til bam, og mart fun6e
8laoene meooele, at ban bab6e fipbt
@erregaaroen u&aas". S ct &ar
Tiger bar ban mi nerpeo at iette g.
men paa Sen anben Cube. San ltrg=
eoe on1frig Jig me0 &enge, iom ban
bap0e LIANT, bolot @bampagnegiloer
oip. Men pluoielig repnebe set bele
meb ct &r1al6. Sen for11emme 2oro
%ufllpreOe5 JONI en- gemen 8e0rager
fra ajebenbapn mes set borgerlige
Napn 3eterlen> og @gnens 8eboere
blep natl1rligpis li0t flobe ODER iaale-
oe5 at bope laoet Jig tage beo @e1en.
&aoroeit bor Slaget iiffert peret for
@usbeitprerinoen paa @aar0en, lom
/ Mellemti0en bar blepen forlopet
II1eu DeH rolIe uH9e WtQHD, O9 lO1H
I'LL plu6ielig iaa fine Sremti6s0rgm=
me rpge / 9piet. @omaro=Heterien
bleD Sen @ang a1lbol0t, men Bolitiet
los bam otter gaa, ga man fife an
iaa bam, for ful0t tilregnelig. Se=
mere gior6e Fan Jig imi0lertio ffplbig
/ npe Flatteni lagerier og blep 1traffet
me6 3 Mars Gorbe0rtngsbl1s.
geu er fan otter fom1nen / &onflif
mes 2open. Nolitiet bor op6aget, at
fan / Sen ienere Sis bar begaaet en-
Mgng6e Gpfle= og 8utifstpperier, og
forle6en moatte fan after ban6re /
Nrrel item.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-06-25
noenfor &ipbenbapn.

@aliteogaar6 pr. aibe:: 8roprte-
ter &ieloiens Suitru Sobanne. Meit-
be6: 8ogbin0er emil &antb. Sol
bling: gnfefru gbriitine @pll1ng.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-06-25
8ianDene.

&a5 lie b g. @e6 en &epilion
paa &olt6uiet / &epfiapif> foretaget
efter Sr0re al Sen npe Minilter, bite
Set Jig, at Ell Gunftioner bap6e giort
Jig ifpl6ig / &osieipig til ct @elpb al
1000 SIR. @~e6fommenoe S111ftio=
11er ct blepen orrelteret.
Set fprite 8rpitiDge-
anatorin m. Gorle0en ne6lag=
6es / 9fepfiapif @runoltenen til set
fprite @rpltipgeianatorium poa S.
lon0. Get opfdres al Ell islan0if
Mationalforening og logger pe6 M-
fillta6ir tet be0 &epfiapif. Set ifal
bape so Hlooier.
Gproget paa S erger-
II e. Sborsbapn 8praa6 forbanole6e
i lit ii0ite @p6e om Snoferelie al
fpreiif Sprog / 8Dens &omune1fole.
Soge1 fanot enitemmig Sillutning.
Ser bleb al en- al &ope6talerne fore
1laoet, at ser iful6e %un6erbiles
Gnrpiif 4 elmer ugenlig / 6e 2 png=
lte &lasier. 6or Gi6en bar Sc iam=
me alasier s Sin1er ugenlig / 9anif.
@ogen blep benpiit til l16palget for
Sfoleb9l enet+
en- oripil6tG errito =
+ / a I Il e. S 1902
inoien6te ct gelifob al 4 ferpiife
6iifere giennem 9ernes Mmtmanb ct
Mn6ragenoe til Suititsmintiteriet ON
gtptte til en- Gfspeoition til Sen /
Nolaregnene beliggen6e % San
Mapen, iom ct Har @ange f6r bar
pGret beipgt al Gilfefuttere berfra.
Meningen bar, at Sc ifuloe boiette
Jig Ser og lepe al Sugt og Giiferi oq
til li0it bi0rage til, at 9en bleb ino.
lemmet / Sen 0anlfe Stat. G9rit MI
ct Set blepet oplplt> at sen 6an1fe Sic:
gjering ofilog MnOrogen6et, ga Ser
fife fun6e ie, at 0anmarf bil6e bab@
Snteresie al at fomme / 8eli66elie a
Gen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-06-25


Srugtbabe beb @aar6en.
Sen on6en Man6 er &e6ebon6e og
9an6poitbu0 90 ogens g t e T.
e n, Gillfob Marf, @gn6er Smme
Gogn, @eile Mmt. S Maret 1897
opertog fan me6 en- &opital pao
$500 &r. %@ien6omme11, ser bar paa
42 S6r. 2an0, bporaf fun 5 Sor. s..
par opbDrfeoe. &ipbei ummen bar
5000 ST. iamt cit Mftegt. S 1890
fjpbte ban en0bi6ere % G6r. IS. Sc
Sc for 800 &r. Mf 6isie 70 S6r.
2Qn0 er MI go G6r. IS. op6Drfe6e oq
I COS &ultr1r, og ser er tilplantet ca.
8 S6r. 2an6. s 6enne Hlantning Ell
ol1logt en- flor og go6 @aoe me6 ma1t.
&c Grugttraer og 6rugtbnife. 8Dg.
ningerne u6gior6e be6 Sbertagelier
2 @uie, bbert paa 6 Sag, og Select
ningem er pofset fra 1 &alp og 1 &t
til 8 &eite, 10 Sefreaturer. 0pora
6 Malfefger og 3 &pier me6 &alp)
5 6aar og 6 Sbin. @~ien6ommen!
@er6i onilaoes me6 8eietntng MI II
10000 Ser, Sen bar en- @ial6 II
@reoitforeningen pao 5000 Ser. 0!
til @parefasien paa 1000 ST.. Mo
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-06-25

So nj R II e IL {. Sen
tpife 9fegiering bar for en' flor 9per:
pris fjpbt al en- Spifer @aar0en Sic
rl1lfsmin6e" / @iern0rup &omune oQ
itrafs bortforpagtet Sen til en- amber
Splfer, %forgprigt EN- min6re pellpffe1
forbenberenbe @%aor6eier. 0m SEN:
ne Maa6e at 0ripe SortplfningS= oe
6origlgeliespolitif paa / Mor6Iesbie
ifriper u@eim0al":
81 er allere6e loa blot, at bber:
o110en teif 2a110man6 / Mor6ilesbil
bren6er al 8egier eiter at ialge iii
gienoom til &egieringen for 0erefte1
at opertage SEN / 6orpagtning fol
2-3h 3rocent al Sulgspriien. So
set er 10 ogiaa en- meget tilloffeno'
Gorretning. Men ben %lipsfraftig'
og mo6ltan6s0pgtige GDifbe6 UNDER
gropes paa 6enne 8ts.
Mange %in6fgote biemmetpife @leg
ter bar uomarfet Jig be6 6ormue
Sntelligens og &arafterltprfe. .!
ma1gen tpifiinbet @aar6ejers perion
lige Ggenifaber bar iifret bam en- BE
tD6elig Sn6flp6die US ober bans poll
tife meningsfallers are0s. Man'
iom Sep &inricbien, 9iterterp, .!
2oren5en, &efsge, er / 6enne Senie
en6e tppiife. Men 6enne Sppe bill Ell
ter alt at bgmme foripin0e / 0e,
fommen6e Generation, bi &egierin
: gems ufloge % forfeileoe 8oIiti
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-02
When Graft WIT Die.

The human race will not be abso Iutely perfect until a man can edu cate himself to walk by a two-doiiaf Dill on the sidewalk and not pick Ii up. Then. indeed, would graft be dead In him.--Manchestsg Union.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-02
THE MARKET WAS GENERALLY
 DULL
By Frank J. Graf.

Member Duluth Stock Exchange.
 The opening of New York secureties was dull taking the best in general, with the exception of Steel Common. Buying orders were heavy and prices were bid up making very remark able advance of almost three points fer the say.. making a new high recors Steel Common is nov being tipped for f15 to I25 and should they place this stock on 8 four per cent basis it well very likely sell at that figure.
 The earnings for Inc month of Aug ust are favorable which has placed more confidence fin railroad secure ties. St. Paul, Union Pacific and Southern Pacific were we'll supported the latter selling extra dividend at the opening and at the clost gained its dividend. The copper shares marktt was lifeless until toward the close Am algamated showing an advance or al most three points. North Butte was firm. osceola was the feature ot Lake stocks. Globe stocks are firm; but inactive. Supitts opened weak hut gained strength during the day. In DenR no trading stock is offered at 5000; Shattuck in good demand at S22. .0O.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-02
STRIKES ORE kT DEPTH Oh
 CHIEF
Paradise Record

On Monday ore was again eLcoun- tered in the main working on the Comanche Chief claim of the John A. Duncan group. It is lead ore,'- apparently of good grade,-carrying carbonates and galena, and rich in iron. It is impossible at this time to determine the extent of the ore, as it is just beginning to come in in the drift. The face of the tunnel was all in iron the day before the strike was made.
 It will be remembered that a full face of ore for 55 feet was had in tunnel; and that, after passing out of ore, the drift was continued until a connection was effected with the 1I2-ft. inclined shaft. Returning to the ore, a winze 36 feet deep was sunk, without, however, developing much more ore; and then drift was run from the bottom of the winze in the direction of the crosscut. Here, 2S feet from the winze, ore has just been struck, at vertical depth from the surface of about 1S5 feet.
 This drift will be continued until
 critically under the crosscut tunnel, and a winze will then be sunk to it from the crosscut, making good connection. for air purposes, all the way round.
 Evidently there is considerable more ore here, and the determined effort being made to find it's direc- ton and locate it may soon be crowned with success. It is noth- ing unusual for lead to play out, as did the find made in July; and now that ore appears in another place not far from the first strike and 35 feet deeper, the outlook is now brighter than ever.
 Some idea of the value of the new ore may be gained from a compari- son with other similar looking ores near by, that were assayed. One ssample yielded 27 1-2 per cent lead. Another, as follows: Gold, $1; silver, sample yielded 27 1-2 per cent lead 24 per cent. Samples of the new c'c have not yet been sent away for test.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-02

NEW YORK, Oct. 1.-Great prep arations are being made by the color ed element of this city to welcome fittingly Matthew Henson, the negro who stood with Commander Peary at the north pole Henson's story Of his experiences is very interesting one. It has ben authentically stated that he intends to tour the country. tell ing his story of hardship and priva- ton to the colored people of this country.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-02
Total s1s,1s4,S2s 55,ss2,4O5 71.s

Decrease.
 At the above rate of increase of nearly 75 per cent in six years the company will have approximately doubled its output by the end of eight years.
 It now seems probable that the price of copper during the remainder If the year will not vary greatly from
 3 cents a pound and on that basis he gross earnings of the company will be approximately $17,500, 900, providing of course that no consider able stocks are accumulated.
 Last year on a production basis of 115,S ,S71 BOA pounds, after all deduc- tions, including depreciation charges, the constituent companies of the cor, poration under review showed com | lined surplus available for dividends of S5,49O,007 equal to 10.9S per cent on the capitalization. The average price of eIectrolytic copper in 1908 was 1920 cents a pound and for 1909 approximately 1916 cents a pound to date, so that the surplus earnings for the current year should show 6 i surplus of at least $6,000,0o0, or 1z per cent on the capital outstanding. The foregoing estimate takes into consideration the company's earn ings from its many outside sources. Since January l only 450 shares Of the Phelps-Dodge stock have been dealt with on the New York stock exchange with range of $175 and $235 a share. The stock is very closely held, the James family hold ing absolute control of the company and the Douglas family about . 10 iper cent interest. The last asked price for odd lots outside the market was $260 a share. At this figure the present dividend rate would yield an l, investor 3.S per cent.
 | While the company is abundantly able to pay dividends at the current rate, it is more than likely that there
 will be no increase in dividends un til the copper situation turns decid edly for the better, which does not
 seem in order for at least the imme
 diate future.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-02
REVIEW ARIZONA SATURDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 1909
Matthew Henson,
 Who Stood With
 PearyatNorthPole

BATTLE HARBOR, Oct. 1.-Smil. ing with unrestrained joy, Matthew Henson. the negro who stood with Commander Peary at the north pole,
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-02
PHELPS-DODGE PAYS ANOTHER
 DIVIDEND

With the payment on September 30 of the third quarterly dividend of ? 1-2 per cent on its capital stock by Phelps. Dodge and Co. incorporated al the beginning of the current cal endar year. the corporation will have delivered to it's shareholders $3.750.- 0Oe, or at the rate of ;5,0e0.eeo for the year. says the Wall Street. Jour nal.
 In the following table the dividend paid on the companyis properties be- fore they were combined into the present corporation. together with the rate per cent of the dividends paid on the basis of the new capital ization are set forth.
 Rate p e.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-02
SAL! LAKE MEN SCHULzE
 CLAIMS

GLOBE, Oct. 1-The entrance of another strong group of mine oper. ators into Globe district was made public last night by the announce ment of H. E. Bierce of this city that the Schulze claims, held by him under an option for some time past, has been taken over by several prom inent capitalists and mining men of Salt Lake City.
 The men chiefly instrumental in the securing of the sixteen claims comprising the Schulze group are Samuel Newhouse, president of the Boston Consolidated Mining Com pany, whose property adjoins that of the Utah Copper Company, and John Dern, president of the Consolidated Merkur Gold Mines Company of Utah.
 The sum for which the claims are bonded is s25O,OOO, and the payment of this amount is due July 31, 1911. The Schulze group was owned by the Schulze family. well known in the Globe district The claims are located about nine miles west of Globe and about three-quarters of a mile west of the Live Oak property. Adjoining the properties are the Rose Consolidated, the Montezuma, Dan Williamson of this city. The men who have taken over the 'SchuIze group will put a force of men at work sinking a shaft this , week.
 The purchasers of the Schulze claims will organize into develop ment company and will begin to ex' plore the property. Two Star churn drills are now nthe way to Globc from Kansas, and other machinery, /: such as boilers and hoisting appa' ratus has also been shipped. This week the sinking of vertical two compartment shaft on the Augustus claim will be begun. At present a windlass will be used in lifting the waste taken out in sinking, and this will be replaced with the hoist as
 soon as it arrives The new devel opment company will be a close COT poration. No stock will be offered for sale.
 i The Schulze group is one of the best properties in the Globe distric
 if surface indications count for any !, thing. In the course of previous de
 velopment a number of pits, shal
 low cuts and tunnels have beer
 made on the property with excellent results in the way of favorable show | ings. A good grade of chalcocit' ore carrying copper in paying cHan l titles has been found in several 6If ferent workings on the property an1 some of these workings have
 also yielded handsome specimens 0 copper glance. In addition to thes' | ores there is much Siiicate ore on th,
 surface.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-02
orlofn of tho N.--, of Irelsne.

Tho name of Ireland, according to Prof. Joyce, who Is authority on the antiquities of the country. Is derived from the native Celtic name Fire, just as the name of Scotland is derived from the name of Scott, the terminal being added in both cases by the Eng fish and originally spelled Eire-land ard Scotland. Hibernia was the Ro- man name, sometimes spelled Hiber nian, as Scotia was the Roman name Tor Scotland,
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-02
ate c.

%At the present rate.
 During the first six months of the current fiscal and calendar year the Phelps, Dodge and Co. produced 66,- 100000 pounds, or at the rate of ap- proximately 133,O00,O00 pounds for the year. This throws some light on the enormous rate of the copper out put as reported by the Copper Pro ducers' association, for Phelps, Dodge and Co. is the third in the Big Five" group of copper producers of which the Amalgamated Copper company is the leader with the Cole Ryan properties a very close second and the Guggenheim and Calumet and Hecla interests occupying fourth and fifth positions respectively. The following table brings out the in- crease in the Phelps-Dodge copper
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-02
Maklna the Rss, of Life.

Thrift is not at all synonymous with niserliness. Thrift is industry, utifiz Ing the present to care for the future The miser saves his money, but wastes his life. The wise man who acquires babits of thrift conserves both and puts thep to the best advantage. realizing that he can pass through the world but once and that it is for him to make the most of it while he Is tp H--Exchanxe.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-02
Arizona { New Mexico
 Railway Company
TIME TABLE

l1:25 Ar ""Hachita ..IU6 LV Iz.os Connects with Morenci Southern s.Connects with Southern Pacific. sssConnects with Fl Paso anc Southwestern.
 GEORGE A- wAGsTAFF, Super1nuendeD
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-02
AntLFst Diet.

Fresh fish boiled or broiled chicken, game. lamb or mutton, lean beef and veal Gall spsringly), eggs poached on toast or broiled, lettuce, spinach. ss- paragus, celery, vatercress. onions, radfshes, white cabbage, olives, ripe fruits of the acid varieties, one glass ok pure water or one cup of coffee or tea without cream, milk or sugar, spped slowly after meals. -
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-02
A Novel comnllment.

His wig blew of. and was captured and returned by I' nice young lady. to whom the gentleman acknowledged his obligation with: "A thousand thanks, my dear. You are by far .hs most successful hair restCrer I ever tried"
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-02
Her AbIdIno Youth.

T am afraid I never will grow up aud look like a woman" pcused the brfde-to-be. "The other day, while ] was having one of my new walking suits fitted and was insisting that p would have te be finished this week, the tailor asked me: When does your school open? And that frock is part of my rousseau"
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-02
Lona Arm of Ent.rpr.se.

There will soon be not an inch of land unexploited from the poles to the equator, but the world wiu, never theless, remain the wide world as of yo-e for merchants and capitalists who will be tke only possible colonists h the futgrG