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Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-23
DELAWARE MINE
 COMING ID FRONT
Owners Are Working It Them selves and Are Greatly
 Encouraged

George Sayers, known as the May or of Sayers.' which place is situated ten miles east of Wickeuburg, was in Phoenix recently on business and fn- cidentally gave out some highly grat- flying information regarding the prog ress being made in developing the mines of that district. There is con siderable activity in that section. a,. ccrd.ug 10 Mr, Sayars. and the mine owners are jubilant over the show fngs made.
 Mir. Savers and his partner. Alex. Rose, are the proprietors Of the Della ware mine. situated right at Savers. They have two men at work at pres ent, but hope to put on a large force shortly. Both the proprietors are staying right on the ground, workiny in tho mine themselves. They are now sinking a 50-fOot w.uze. which Is in gold and copper ore all the way. They have already run 8 tunnel 130 aN'-~ t-s-A-f hlt- Ar-ltt bL W l4AtA SHOWS good ore. There is from s75 to 100 feet of ore on the dump. all of which Is pay rock.
 We nave something more than 4 good prospect" said Mir. Savers to tho Gazette. We invite anyone to come and sec for himself. Toe inai- cations all look good to us and to every one. else who has. seen the Dcla- ware"
 Three miles east of Sayers and about six miles west of Castle Hot Sprfsgs, William Naples has some placer claims. Alr. Naples is working alone. sluicing the gravel in a crude way, but be is averaging more than g. per day. He takes out nuggets yaryins in value from 10 cents to S2.
 Sam Mandr.ch has a group of gold claims a miles east of Sayers. He has a tunnel in 500 feet, showing a tcn-fOOt vein which averages S per ton in gold.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-23
LOGAN 6 BRYAN.

Especial Wire to T.. J. OyerI0cE.1
 NEW YORK, March 22.-Sentiment was mncn improved over Saturday The political situation in the Balkans vas more assuring and foreign mar kets generally higher. London sent higher quotations on Americans for the first time in a long time, ca4sinS h.gher opening and strength throughout the session. Shorts GOV cred freely in metal issues. particu- larly Annalgamated and Shelters, and the Hsrrinans were also in active 0e- mand and higher Announcement was made of Q further gold export ol a good scale. but this did not have a material effect on money rates. The announcement Of the proposed ne7y tariH schedules aas had the effect Of enabling some of the large inter ests tO form basis on which to worl for future business. and it i8 thought that Tn the near future con tracts of good size win be placed for structural steel and other products. It is felt that some action will be taken among tie producers Of cop Der metal in a1 effort to revive the industry
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-23
LONE STAR DISTRICT
 IN GRAHAM COUNTY
Four Companies Are Now Get ting Good Results From
 Development
(SaTord Guardian.)

The Lone Star Mining district, which lies to the north of Safrord and occupies an area of fifteen m1es long and an average width of fifteen niles, is coming rapidly to the front as @ mining district
 At the present time there are four large companies at work on properties rch in gold. silver and copper. The w0ri. Of development is going on steadily, and there is every conf dence that in the near future several good mines win be opened up in ad- diti0n to those that are now and have been for some time producers.
 At the FHmaro'e mine. the property of the National Mining Exploration company. work in the crosscut at the FOO foot level is progressing s1tisfac- torily. The crosscut is now 1n i90 feet fron the s'iaIt. In this crOsscUl considerable water vas encountered. EeCcss.tafiEg aa increase of pump ing machinery which has been ins'a,l- cd and the water controlled. 4 drifL on vein in this level fas been driven for about fifty feet. The formation is unchanged. and both crosscut. where the vein is encountered. and the dr It on vein Is showing good in ore carrying gold and considerable cop Jer yalnes
 San Juan Ming.
 The ore body recently opened up iu the southwest dr.ft on vein c,E by the crescent on the go foot level in the San Juan mine. is looking good The formation has changed, being soft and easily worked. Th's ore is sllphide and assays 9 per cent cop Ter and four ounces of silver.
 The Gila Mountain Copper com pa1y. fwhisa sa operating khe Ban Juan group, is planning to do about l,200 feet of development in the l50 foot and 230 foot levels. The new shaft, which has now reached g depth Of 2S0 feet, VII De sunk to the 530 foot level The low grade 0ro body on the l30 foot level, which carries native copper. will be block 23 out and the ore taken from this point win be run through the mill lAis orc also carries good values in gold.
 Tho San Juan property is kept in iine condition. The water in che shaft has increased ia volume and Is pumped ont daily.
 F. II. Wilson, president Of the company, is expected to visit the property the latter part of this month, when plans for operation on a large scse will be considered, the s'ork tO start as soon as timber and other supplies can be shipped to the mine
 The Arschisc Grouo.
 Work is going on steadily at tho property of the Arichise Copper com pa1y. Two shifts of miners are cm- pi0yed sinking a new shaft. The claims on this property are all heavily. -1-. 7rll1zoc. copper predOm'uztinz and the work CT sinking Che 5hal. and drying tba tunnel will keep rle fofce of minors busy riShs along.
 The Lone Star Consolidated
 This company is 0peratinza a group
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-23
TWO SHIFTS
 WORKING AT
 SILVER PLUME
Tombstone Consolidated Com pany is Working Day and Night At lis Properties and Fine Ore Is Coming In

Tho recent developments fn the operations Of the Tombstone Consoli- dated M nes company, references to which have been made in these col unns, is a 20 lrce of much encourage nent and qualification to all who have Oeen watching development and pro gross below water leycI, says the Prospector. The ore str kc made on the TOO foot level, nearly POO feet below the original water level, has been found to extend below the soc foot level. and the ore body. which in reality is a chute of large dimensions, Is reasonably expected to continue to the 1000 foot level, the present low est depth.
 A the Silver Thread day and night shifts are at work, supplying the con centrating plant ct the mill with ore, the results from which are proving most satisfactory.
 At the Silver Plume work is contin- uing without interruption on the new shaft, from which connections are to be made with drifts on the Emerald and operations of a 'sIrgin ore district prosecuted. other groups of the com paDy are beng opened. and an in creased ore output is certain.
 The mammoth pumps continue their task Of unwatering the depths at the rate of 5.000.000 gallons daily and making way for further explorations. Regular shipments are made to the srnelters at Fl Paso and Sasco.
 Other properties in the district re- port considerable activity. The Tomb stone God, silver and Copper com pany. with hold ngs adjoining the T.. C. NJ. Co, is planning extensive work on two groups of merit. Supplies and machinery have been ordered and will shortly be installed and another en- ergct'c company win be added to the district
 At the Hershal group weekly ship ments are made to Fl Paso. this prop erty maintaining Q prodac'ng record that has earned for the company an enviabla reputation.
 The COch.se company, who own the famous Ground Hog mine, contem- plate raopening this property and again place the same among the pro ducers. The Pittsburg Arizona com pany. who own adjoining ground. the principal stockholders of which are interested P the Cochisc, may oper- ate jointly.
 A number Of chloriders are working several CrouFs in the district which are proving remunerafive. Shipments are made to the Douglas smelters.
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Bisbee. CochIss county. Arizona

Bisbees CochIse county, Arizona.
 January S9th, A. Q. 1909. To James Davis.
 You are hereby notified that we hsTe expended Twenty-Five Hundred i4250e.o0) Dollars in labor and i'm provementa upon the following de- scribe6 Mining Claims, situate and being In Warren Mining District, County of Cochise, Territory of Ari- zons. te-wit:-aTHE ST. LOUIS" tho Location Certificate os which is recorded h the Recorders Oiiee in and for the said County of Cochise, tn Book @, ecoTds of Mines, at Page 494, THE TEXAS Mining Claim, tho Location Certificate of which is re- corded in said Recorders 0fBce, in Book %, Records of Mines at Page 4S5, Tho RED GOLD" Mining Claim, the Location Certificate of whic his re corded in said Recorders offlcs, in Book No. a, Records of Mines, st Page 196, "THB NACO'' Mining Clsim the Location Certificate of which is recorded in said Recorders Cfice, in Book No. 22, Records Of Mines, at Page 493, and THE PRIDE OF THE WEST Mining Claim, the Location Certificate of which is recorded in said Recorders Ofrice In Book No. g, Records of Mines, at Page 497, ss win appear by certificates files in the Ofdce of the Recorder of said Coehise County, in order to hold said lands and premiEes under the provisions of Section 2324 Revised Statutes of the United States, being the amount re- quired 10 hold the same for the years 1904, 1905, 1906, 1907 and 1908.
 And If within ninety (90) days sfter this notice by publication you fall or refuse to contribute your proportion of such expenditure, ss 6 co-ovner your interest in said claim win become the property of tho subscribers under said Section 232s. of the Revised Statutes of the United States.
 THOs. SAVERS (SeaD.
 c. MCCARTHY lSeaD.
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The stanley. Santa Fe county, N. Ai., Index gives an account of some very successful dry farming eNDeTi- ments in that part of the country. or course there is considerably moro moisture in that region than in southern New Mexico or west Texas, but a few years ago farming was con dered impossible even near Stan ley. and tae results obtained there in the last few years by scientific methods have been almost startling. The Index says:
 Dunning brothers took up their res idence six miles west of Stanley. New Mexico, February 24, 1908. They, toccther with their parents, came rom Garber, Okla, where through industry they had built up a pros De rous farming business. On account Of climate conditions in the state of Of Oklahoma. however, and the poor asalth of grandmother Downing, and a so being pleased with the prospect Of success as a reward O. industry in this beautiful valley, they decided 10 charge tLe known for the unknown.
 Tho firm of Dunn'ng brothers consists of M '. Dunning, Jr, and F. c. Dunuing. who have settled on homesteads adiU. ming those of the listers and parents. NJ. V. Dunning, ST. having purchased an adjoining quarter section of dseded land. The DUnnng brot.ers are developing the five quarter sections Of sunshine val icy VIairie. During he past year Jh sy feu Ced @ seC+tbu Of land erect ed q ci houses, and bruke out and CUltiya'cd 17O acres of land. They did not start their slGSm p.osE untii April 20, 1908
 Dry Farming Methods.
 By pursuing dry farming methods they raisgd last year about 500 tusaels of well matured corn.
 Some experimental farming was dCne in order to ascertan n what crops are best adapted to local conditions. 4 half acre Of fax proved very sue C Ssful: EiN.y slcr5s Of pats made four iorge stacks of grain, which they diJ not thresh; one acre of potatoes. wIIch were planted iu Aprl, yielded about seventy bushels. They also raIseG about 2.1O0 pounds of Mexican beans and about ninety pounds Of the navy variety. The latter did Hot Tipen evenly and are not considered as profitable crop as the other va riety- Their garden under "dry farming was very much of a sue cess, yielding q bountifuI supply of all kinds Of vegetables. Pumpkins and tTnips yelded by the wagon lc- q. The DunniDgs have a well of
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-23

Bauer has filed in this court his psti- ton praying for letters of admins tration of the estate of the above named decedent, and that the same will he 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 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 show cause, If any they nave. why the prayer Of said petition CT should not be granted.
 Dated March 11th, 1909.
 J. ?. JAMES,
 Clerk.
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IInNMnWM IMnIcrEr

LOS ANGELES, March 22.-Ile sneeial grand jury hr0ught in an in dictment tonight, but the name of the person indicted was not made pub lie. IL is in connection with the in vestigation of ahairs of the admins tration Of former Mayor HaTf1er It Is to Mexico when the grand jury was called, and who has been located at Tia Juana-
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-23
BOSTON NGws BUREAU

(SDeriai iWre to L. J Oyerlock)
 BOSTON March 2-Sontiment fayoTing better prices appeared in the copper market with result that whereas tse metal was obtainable in some quarters i1st week at 12 1-S@ "A cents it would be imnOssible to buy now at less than F 1-2 cents for piectrOiytic sE any substantial amount
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-23
MininQ, SneIterS and Stock Quotations
DRY FARMING CONDUCTED
 IN IMPOSSIBLE LOCALITIES

fine water and good system of water works on their places.
 This season they will plant corn, oats. wheat. millet. cane. flax. frijOles. potatoes ana garden truck.
 Steam PIew
 They have a traction engine. With steam blow equipments. a complete threshing outfit, and an Al well drilling machine. When these ener- getic young men are not bUsied with their own farm work. they are ready to assist measurably in the develop meat of the immense resources of tEo valley. and their experience with tAe use of machinery enables them to do accurate and satisfactory work in any job that they undertake. Their own 800 acres of land, however. which they will have under cultivation this year. will keep them pretty busy w.ta their own farming during the crop season. The improvement of their own places is their first object and by the end of the present year they wi'l have changed the barren prairie into an improved and produc- tive ranch, and put a good marketa- ble cash value on their ranch by making it productive.
 Another Example
 F. F. Shaeffer settled five miles west Of Stanley early in the spring or 1908. He, together with his brother in-law, Dana Costello. homesteaded g. half section of land and have made Cs the same in one years time Q well improved farm. These energetic set tiers. while they d'd not have Q large acreage under cultivation last seas n. raised enough on ther places to feed and fatten a hundred lambs for the spring market This year they will more than double their area under cultivation. They will raige this year corn, oats, m net, stock peas, beans and potatoes for field crops. 5ir. ShaeIer will devcte q part cf his me to gardening. he having set aside and specially pres nred five acres for exclusive vegetable cultiya- ton.
 Messrs. ShaeTer and Costello al, permanently located. They have an excellent well with windmill tanks and waterworks system. Tle.r i'm provemeuts are both extensive and substantial. A distinctive feature of their Improvements is q young orcl- ard of assorted fruits, and grove Of forest trees. Altogether 200 trees were planted. All but Q very few lived and made a strong growth for thir first year. This will in a very few years, make this location one Of the most attractive il the valley and will largely increase its value.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-23
E. F. HUTTON S co.

Special iWre to l.. J. Ovorlock.)
 iNEW YORK. March 22.--A better political situation abroad over Sun day w1s responsible for strong open ing in stocks here today, and the advance was maintained. 4 scarcity of accumulation by important peoppie and which will hardly come on the market until Q higher range Of fig ures Is seen It seems evident to us that the worst is being seen. and a logically such securities have seen their worst prices. Subject to reees- sions We look for Q higher market.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-23
N THE PRoBArE coURr oF raE

County Of Coehise, Territory of Ari- zOna
 h the matter of the estate Of Cen Q. SulliYan, deceased.
 Notice Of 2earing petition: Notice is neTeDy given that J. J. Walsh has fled ia this court his peti ton prcying fer letters of admins -ration Of the estate of the above named decedeRt, and that the same will he heard on Saturday, the 27tb day of March, A. D. 1909. at 10 o'clock ID the forenoon of said day, st tfe court room of said court. In Tomb stone. county of Cochise, Territory of Arizona, and an persons interested ir said estate arc notified then and there % appear sng snow ca1se, If any they nave, why the prayer of said petition sT should not Do granted
 Dated March T1th. 1909.
 J. 3. JAMES,
 Clerk.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-23
ANNUAL MEETING. CALUMET AND ARIZONA MINING
 COMPANY.

Notice is hereby given that the nnual meeting Of the stockholders i CALUMET AND ARIZONA MIN NC COMPANY will be held at the flee of the company, Bisbee, Arl- ona, on Monday, April 18th, 1909, at o o'clock a. m. for the purpose of lecting nine directors for the ensU- ng year, and for such other business may come before the meeting. The transfer books of the com any will be closed March 26th, and gill remain closed undl March 29th, 909.
 By o-deT of the board of directors.
 GORDON R. CAMPBELL,
 Secretary. .ted st Calumet, Michigan, March 10th, 1909.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-23

! ms company ls opeTatinsa a group
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COPPER TAXES A TURN FOR
 THE BETTER
Metal Is Higher On London
 Market and Domestic Trad
 ing is Active-InduStrialS
 Show Greater Activity -
(By Frank J. Gral)

The copper market, as well as the industriaIs, have taken a turn for the better, and the demand for stocks today was excellent. Copper metal is quiet, from 20 to 25 shillings high CT than the close of the metal mar ket uf Friday The industrial list fas strong, especially steel. and the railroads, with every good reason 10 believe that We can expect better fr.ces in the entire list. The copper Stocks were well supported. Anal gamated made an advance of almost two points. North Butte, Coppc. Range and Old Dominion were the features Of the day. From the indi- cations of today's market it would lead one to believe taat We should eS- pect to see better prices before the summer dullness prevails.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-23

of claims several miles northeast of the FunlarUle mine. 4 tweIve-horsc bower Fairbanks & Morse hoist has been installed on the Little Clara 1aiue. where the present work Is be ing done.
 Tho shaft on the Lone Star has been sunk to 9 depth of 500 feet. Tho ore shows good values h cop per
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-05
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