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900 9TH N.W.-NICELY FURNISHED, STEAM
heated room. with private family. ial1-:its
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FURNISHED.

lI23 DE SALES ST.-LARGE, COMFORTABLY
furnished south front room. bay window: con-
venient TO Conn. ave. cars and Grafton Hotel.
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LARGE. ATTRACTIVE FRONT ROOMS IN
well kept house; excellent table board. 1852
Columbia road is1O-nts
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AT 9TH ST. NV COMMUNICATING
rooms completely fur, Ink; gas. heat por-
celain bath. iaIO-3ts
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HOT-WATER HEATED. LARGE, PLEASANT
room: gas and bath: first floor. 1113 G NV.
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GET orr BIG FOR RENT LIST.
Contains 2O0 properties
THREE q, KEYS TO EACH
PROPERTY WE HAVE FOR RENT.
BOSS & PHELPS unc.).
$40 14TH NV
OPPOSITE FRANKLIN PARK.
Three phones
MAIN 34O-41 1876
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FOR RENT
203 A Sc. Tor. b. $4,000
65 Mo av NV. 13r. b40. 20
l20S 8 NV, ST., b. %. so
3S3 f. ne. 6r, b. .@.W
231 G ne. Or. b. %. 90
2O2 10th So, 6r, b.23. 80
8 NJ ne, Or, b. -. %. 20
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ONFCRN1SHEO,
TO LET-Ry THE F. H. SMITH COMPANY ,
+. q. SMITH. LEE n. LATIMER
14Os NEW YORK AVE
1901 st. NV. corner. overlooking
Franklin Park. best room renting section.
Or. and 3b.. good condition. -. .s1GG G6
1903 II. L. NV. IL rms. . baths,
stenm heat. splendid condition. ...... St.
1913 10th St NV. Is T. and 3 h.. so 90
212S 4 st. NV. Or. b.. steam heat. $500
1917 r st. NV. IA rms. and h.. furnace GO. 50
and rear yards, good order. .......... $500
1870 Harvard st. NV. Or. b.. furnace. 10 60
2942 Newark St. Cleveland Park 9 rms.
and bath. steam heat. fine order - 5000
2lO1 + st. NV. rms. and ba.. furnace. 4O.OO
425 3D. st. ne, Or. b.. good order 49,. % %
1852 st. Sc, new. Or, b., furnace. ~. so
S04 \. III. ave- NV. Or. b.. good order. Is 30
Conduit I'd. r. 1900
TO DESIRABLE COLORED FAMILIES.
1l4O 10th, 81. 49,. 1880 o52l NV, 5r 10 80
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MILLS. 60J 9Th wv.
3H l. NV. sto. Or. is. ~
1aIl Sth nT. Or. b.35. ID
aOI Morgan NV. tir. bo.0. 80
/! Stable r 206 T. NV %. 80
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FURNISHED.

FOR RENT-VERY DESIRABLE FURNISH ED
FASHIONABLE SECTION OF THE CITY:
RENTING AT FROM $500 TO $4,000 PER
YEAR. TYLER RUTHERFORD Qnc.). 100
18TH ST. NV. ja9-7tt
FOR RENT-12O1 y ST. NV.
very desirable furnished house: central
location: containing IL rooms and bath; in fine
condition. Rent. $500.
MOORE & HILL tInc) 1889 G ST. NV.
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FOR RENT-FLOYD F..
81 VI Sc. Or. b, new $3.50
1917 LIST sw. 6r. ...10.5o
$40 W ne. 6r. b. %. 30
1929 Union sw. Or. .12.U0
81 y So, Or. sta. .12.W
1922 V NV, 6r. b. 1880
Sl6 LIST sw. A.. Or. h1J.O0
1919 Isl NV. fl, Or.
h. steam heat. %. 90
30 18th sw, fl, 5r. bl0.7j
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FOR RENT-NEW HOUSE 1897 1ST ST. NV
right intersection of LIST and T sta. and Rhode
Island ave-: q rs. tiled bath. LIST floor kitchen:
concreted cellar: hot-water heat: laundry tubs
"story back porch: good yard to alley, This is
complete new house (never used ready fuI
occupancy. Rent $50 80.
BELT. O'BRIEN & CO.. Inc, 1903 G NV.
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FOR EEAT-Bi l.. j.
.21 9Th NV. sfo. <tsSSo.th
Fit 1874 Willard. 5r2n. 20
l64S Gales ne, Gr. II 90
IS Brewers CT he. $3.50
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704 Az sw. sto. 5r. go. 50
10091s AZ sw sto, 6r3l. 80
500 f Sc. Or. b. .25.7 IS
473ls G sw. 7r. b. .20.5O
749 18th sc. Sr. b. .oo.5O
6l2 18th ne. Or. b. lisa
102Ota 9Th sw. 6r.w15. 80
IDS q sw. Ar. b, fiat. Is. 80
AT II sw. 5r. w..14.O
4s7 X sw. Or. W. 1850
, 1346 LIST sw. Or. w.12.50
1919 Ala sw. Or. w. IL. IN
Al l. sw. 6r. W. 1850
:s35 Md nv sw. 5r.w1o. so
4 j. So. CIR. w. 1880
1919 5 Cap. ar. w. 800
901 Desmond al sw.g.r0
1224 9Th sw,6r.w. Il. so
1928 A.. sw. Or, W. 1880
tlnc.), 1876 "A st. s.w.
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104 Sd Sc. Or. h. 81. 30
1i2 Mass av NV Or. blS.OO
731 9Th Sc, 7r, W. 800
:r0i s Cap. Or. ". 1850
t26 l. Sc. Or. w. 1880
ills y j av SO. Or. wI2.:O
TOT / Sc. 5r. w. 90
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STAR BRANCH OFFICES.

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Star office. 1lth street and Penn
sylvania avenue, leave your adver-
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4S7 MASS AVE. NW.-SOUTHERN EXPOS
ure bay window: bright and comfortable room
in modern house: telephone service. ja93t'
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WE CAN CLEAN YOUR WINDOWS QUICK Err
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1883 !. OPPOSITE ARLINGTON HOTEL-bARGE
front room: southern exposure: large closets;
bath same floor; transients accommodated.
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WANTED-AGENTS.

WANTED - AGENTS. STATE OR COUNTY
rights. patented household article: sells every
house; 100 per cent profit: only hustlers and
those CAPABLE Of handling agents considered.
j. G0NEL1. 1913 Broadwar, New Yors.
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FOR RENT
1914 Riggs pl NV.
Tor. h. $40. %
2S0S j NV, ar. .25. 90
12I ID 3 floors. G5. 90
APAR'
32s 18th ne Or. h. 20. 80
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

FOR RENTED. CONN. AVE. ELEGANT IN
furnished residence: all modern couveniences;
adjoining British embassy: si.1o0 per annum.
PHILLIPS CO.. go John Marshall place.
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FOR RENT-UNFURNISHED
HOUSES.
1907 Belmont I'd. 1or.. 2b.. INV. heat. 90
1907 10th ST. NV. Or. and b.. fur. heat. 50. 90
1872 w st. NV. Tor. d.. furnace heat. 40.50
Alb st. s.w.. 10 rooms aud bath. 49,. 20. 50
$50 9th at. me-, 6r.. b.. furnace heat. 25. so
III Il. l. ave. NV. Or. and 2 baths. -. $500
OFFICES.
713 14th St NV. I'D floor, ) rooms. - $500
1905 ST. NV. first Hoo l25 30
912 9th st. NV. new store. ............. 1000
t:ASCH & PtRGE. 1899 \. Y. ave. NV.
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Bisbee daily review., 1909-07-20
COPPER PRODUCTION IN ALASKA
 IS COMPARATIVELY SMALL NOW
Railroads Must Be Completed Before Increase is Forth coming-Last Year Only inc Mines Shipped Ore Southwestern Alaska Producing Properties Are
 Low Grade Propositions

The Copper River Railway Co. has also extended it's steamship service on lower Copper and Chitina rivers and it is expected that sometime this year the Chitina-Kotsina Copper belt will be reached by rail and navigation.
 Las year nine copper mines III Alaska shipped ore, as compared with thirteen properties in the previous year The total tonnage of these mines is estimated by the United States government at 50.000 short tons. as compared with 9S,927 tons in 1907.
 The copper ore mined in the terri tory during 1907 carried s1-30 in gold and silver values to the ton. while the copper contents averaged 3.1S@r
 In southeastern Alaska the producing copper mines are on Prince of Wales Island. and last gear, of ten mines which shipped in 1907, only five were in the producing ranks. These mines are low-grade propositions, the ore averaging but fifty to eighty pounds of copper to the ton. Cost of mining here ranges from Sl.00 to S3.50 a ton; haul from mine to wharf from 15 to 50 cents a on; transportation from Alaska to sme!t- CTS at Tacoma or British Colunb=a from s1.50 to B a ton. Treatment charges range from s1 to 8 a ton. From these figures it will be seen that on present prices Of copper the ere must be carefully selected II any irofit is to accrue.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-07-20
RELIC OF w. C. GREENE'S
 GREENE GOLD IN SONORA

Everyone will remember w. c. Greene's great placer gold scheme. called the Greene Consolidated Gold Co" capitalization 5000 600 gold. which he started up about five years ago and the attendant row about it's production and resulting shutdown. Now comes from New York news of the organization of the Greene Gold Development Co. the object of which concern is to take over the Greene Con. Gold property in Sonora. While the New York report does not say so, the former corporation was no doubt organized among the stockholders of the latter ill-fated concern.
 The property of the Greene Con. Gold was sold under bankruptcy sale few months ago. It was bought in by J. Thomas Reinhardt who has Iser. fected his titles thereto. The report says that he has made the statement that he bought it in to save it for the stockholders and will turn 1t over to them at actual cost to him, which cost will not exceed s2o.o00 gold
Bisbee daily review., 1909-07-20
MINING NEWS FROM THE SHELTER CITY

DOUGLAS, July i9.-(SpeciaiJ- Tim Lanberton. along with sever al eastern men, is expected back to- day from the Temblor. the property of James Taylor in the Lucky Tiger district where they have been samp-
 ling and exporting that proposition
 with a view to purchase. There is little doubt that the deal will go through as MT. Taylor has a fine showing in gold and silver
 Dick Brown, who recently returned from the Lucky Tiger district, pro nounces it the richest field he has ever visited in Sonora, and he has travelled extensively in that field. Burrell Musgrave came in from the Chiricahuas where he went to perfect
 arrangements for installing a develop
 ment plant on the Bernoudy and Fur
 key Creek property as outlined in a late issue of the International. He
 states that every preparation has
 been made to receive and install the
 machinery and that active operations
 under the new system will be in mo. ton within sixty days.
 Mining on Silver creek is looking up. Several locations have recently
 been made, and, according to assays, several cars of ore have been taken
 out which will stand shipping.
 John G. Alexader. president of the Nacozari Consolidated. expects to
 open up the Galera ledge for shipping operations by the time his lease on
 the San Pedro shall have expired. The good news in regard to the settlement of the trouble over the
Bisbee daily review., 1909-07-20
(PensOn Press.l

Seth Merrill. manager of the Ern pire Gold-Copper Mining company. passed through Benson yesterday morning, sn route to California, and while here stated to J. W. Gull of the
 Benson Mercantile company that the
 big double compartment shaft his company is sinking in the Princess
 group near Dragon station, had the
 entire bottom in ore when he Jeff
 the camp. It is rich copper sulphides so common at Johnson. The shaft
 had been following a vein of snlphide ore, and at a depth of about eighty feet 1t reached an enlargement which takes in the entire shaft. and certain,
 iy looks good for the stockholders of
 the company, and is another step to,
 wards corroborating the statement of the government geologist made some
 months ago to B. Maier that tremen.
 dous ore bodies underlie that region.
 Owen T Smith, who sold the Prin,
 cess group to the Empire company. had uncovered rich ore in the next group, and the present demonstration is between that and the Centurion making a continuous extent of terri tory known to contain ore bodies oi commercial value for a distance of about six miles north and south. This is proving to be worthy of its position in exact alignment with the Warren district to the south and Globe to the north.
 Place a ruler on the map. with one end at Bisbee and the other at Globe and you can draw a straight line 1 through Johnson, that will also tray. erse the districts of Gleeson, Court. i land. Copper Creek and Christmas l keeping within the three ranges-the l Galurios. the Dragons and the Mule
 mOuntains-tor the entire length of ] each range.
 l Mort. Wien, president of the Boston
Bisbee daily review., 1909-07-20
CHINESE SAYS HE IS
 A NATIVE AMERICAN

PHOENIX. July i9. - Upon the
 deposition of Lee Gim Him of the
 French Kitchen depends the success of h.s brother, Lee Gim Cow, who is now being held at the port of San Francisco, in getting into the country he claims as his own by right of birth. Him's deposition was taken at the city hall today by Immigration Inspec. tor c. P. Cronin.
 A few days ago Lee Gim Cow. a Chinaman on the sunny side of thir. ty, sailed through the Golden Gate on vessel from the orient IL was his intention to calmly walk ashore and come to Phoenix, but he was held up by the immigration officers and asked to show his papers. What they want ed was his chock gee and the permit giving him the right to make a visit 10 his native land and return to this country.
 Cow had no papers. but declared that his father was born in the Unit. ed States and he had a perfect right | to come into this country. The off. cials agreed that he did have that right, if his story was true. and asked for the proofs. Cow sad that his brother, who was also born in China, had been admitted to American soil and was now working in the French 1 Kitchen at Phoenix. Inspector Cronin was accordingly notified to take the deposition of Lee Gim Him and for, ward it to San Francisco. There it will be examined to see how it iibes with the story of Cow.
 Wednesday Inspector Cronin issued | two permits to Phoenix Chinamen, giving them the privilege of paying a visit to China. One of them is Wong
 kee. laundryman, and the other Lem Tong, a vegetable peddler.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-07-20
ENTIRELY NEW

There are 20 chapters.
 Covering Copper History, Geology, Geography, Chemistry, Mineralogy, Mining, Milling. Leaching. Smelling. Refining. Brands, Grades, Impurities, Alloys. Uses, Substitutes. Terminol- ogy, Deposits by Districts. States, Countries and Continents; Mines in detail, Statistics of Production, Con- sumption, Imports, Exports. Finances, Dividends. etc.
 The Copper Handbook is conceded. ly the
Bisbee daily review., 1909-07-20
PENDING DEALS ARE
 NEAR REALIZATION Tucson Reports Quiet Week in Mining Circles With
 Indications of Activity

TUCSON, July .-Special-Among the mining men who were in the city July 10 may be noted: NJ. W. Tanner, who is interested with C. r. Hutcnl- son and Sam Hall in properties in the Catalinas; Manager Roberts cf the Mohawk, who viii leave this morning for camp, after several days stay in the city; l.. W. Powell, ]. K Hooper and J. T. keenan, all connected with the C. X A operations, Col. Powell in a general way, Keenan at Warren and Hooper at Mammoth; W. Y. El- liott, who has located his wife at the Pogue home on the north side; Man ager Richmond Of the Tyndall dis trict; Douglas Gray Of TomDston. who made two calls during the week; George Austin from Old Baidy in the santa Ritas; J. B. Anderson, owner Of claims in the Santa Ritas; Louis Ezekiels, who is interested in the Gu prite; R. R. Richardson, owner ot a number of properties in the Patago- nias, which are being negotiated TOT by parties interested in the c. & A.; Ira P. Lambing, an oid-time prospect CT, who has been transferring placer claims in the Greateryille district; Ed AspNhtSlfls part III NspLlOBdbs property and who recently located sew eral claims in the Cababi district; Al fred $. Donau, secretary of the Sitruc Gold Mining company; Chas T. Gun ningham, who has been visiting his partially developed group of twenty claims in the Sieritas; Kirt l.. Hart, part owner of developed property at Johnscn; A. W. Forbes, who has charge of the San Xavier properties; H. J. Clifford, an operator at Johnson, who is associated with H. A. Morgan of Wilcox in Tucson real estate; Dr. Ray Ferguson, a Sonora operator. who bought the Kirkpatrick property on Church street; Y Calvallo, who is interested in the Coyote mountains; Luke and Nick Corda, who await re- turns on a pending deal; Tom kava- naugh, an operator of prominence and resident of Tucson; Martin Waer. who is associated with r. Pellon in opening claims in the Tucson mount aims: DaE Mcfarland, who passed through to the Ajo district, where he is investigating the Childs property under bond to him.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-07-20

The Review has the only complete book oindery and job room in this part of the territory.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-07-20
LOGAN & BRYAN SAY:
Special Wire to l.. J. Oyerloc

Especial Wire to l.. J. Overlook
 NEW YORK, July 19.-ConsiderabIe strength was displayed up to noon, but after that hour the list became reactionary and in most cases closed slightly below Saturdays levels. The railway equipment stocks were the exceptions, particularly Car Foundry which was in active demand on re, ports of large orders being placed with the company. Cotton oil was also higher on pool buying. The steels and Hartman issues were sold free ly by room traders on the theory that outside interests forced.
 Foreign buying was reported in the early session but otherwise there was nothing in the developments of the day to effect the market sentimen, and the character of trading was the same as has been witnessed for some
Bisbee daily review., 1909-07-20
BODY OF sULPH|DES
 REPORTED IN THE DRAGONS

Mercantile company, was at Johnson this week and reports great activity in assembling material and machin- cry fog the shelter. Three four-horse teams are busy all the time, and some two-hOrse teams. The eXcaya. ton was nearing completion. and a carload of cement had arrived to lay the foundations. Carpenters are erect ing ore bins, and everything points to the early readiness for actual opera. tion of the smelter at Johnson camp, whose smoke will arise in plain sight of the people of Benson across the low mesa which intervenes.
 Mir Wien says many parties have prospects that will pay their way from the present openings by having smelter at hand ready to buy ore as fast as a wagon load is mined, and he looks for great prosperity to set in whenever the smelter begins to buy ore.
 The Centurion has ordered a gaso- line engine, and will install new power hoist. They are sinking and blocking out reserves of ore, only shipping a carload of 1t occasionally for testing the values in different places. Results have invariably been favorable. Mir. Wien has been all through the workings and was so fav. orably impressed that he bought all the stock that the company was will ing to sell at the time.
 He says there VIII be large profits in buying stock in any of the John son mines that are properly managed. The Copper Chief had men at work putting the timbeirng in good shape as Frank McGovern has the incline shaft about as deep as the cable now on hand will reach, and there will probably be some new plans put in operation when President Pidgeon re. tFruS from fha cast
Bisbee daily review., 1909-07-20
WELL SUPPORTED
 ARE STOCKS
Features of Copper Market Are Giroux Consolidated and
 HeNetia
UNION AND SOUTHERN
 PACIFIC REACH HIGH
lErank ]. Grail

The opening of the market was firm and stocks were well supported till about the last hour of the session when there was some profit taking. Amalgamated shows decline of one point fer the day. North Butte closed fraCtiouaIly lower than the opening. The feature of the copper market YVES GirouX Consolidated and Helvetia, the former selling at l0.25 and the latter 6.jO to 475. Butte Coalition sold al I5.7J closing at IS. A call of S1.GO per share has been made on Live Oaks payable on the 7th of August.
 A 5U cent assessment was also called on the Savanna copper to be paid Aug. 9th, The New York mar ket was exceptionally strong al the opening, Union Pacific, Southern Pa cific sold for new high marks. The entire market as a whole looks 2S though will sell higher.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-07-20

Although in the past g or 90 years there has been taken from Alaska nearly 7,O00,000 ounces of gold and approximately 2.oO0.o0O ounces oi silver. the production of copper in the same time has been very small. amounting to but 25.O0o.000 pounds, More attention Is now being paid to producing copper in this distant sec ton of the United States than eyer before, but railroad construction now under way must first be completed to make the production profitable.
 In 1901 Alaska produced but 250,ocV pounds of copper. Sinae then the output has been as follows tin
Bisbee daily review., 1909-07-20
Psl g, WEBER ( co. SAY:

tSpeiiaI Wire to L. J. OverIork)
 BOSTON, July 1s.-The New York market opened strong and continued so during the early part of the day, selling off slightly at the close.
 The Boston market was rather quiet with the exception of North Butte and Giroux. The former seemed to be under pressure all day, while the lat ter closed at 10. the result of a large buying order The market looks as if in the near future it would broad en and the smaller class of stocks should sell higher. Foreign copper closed strong with fairly large sales.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-07-20

Arizona Mining and Trading property has given a better tone 10 mining transactions in the Moctezuma dis. trict.
 Dr. Hone, the veteran mining man from Sonora, is expected up today He is the leading organizer and instruc, tor in Masonry in northern Sonora Prieta.
 The Philadelphia. mine, below Naco, zari. has practically suspended devel, opment operations, evidently owing to the absence of ore in sight It is a pockety proposition and runs out when certain contact is not and the ore will not stand shipping
Bisbee daily review., 1909-07-20

The New Edition of the COPPER HANDBOOK

Vol. VIII. issued May. 1909, contains 1900 pages, with nearly 50 per cent more matter than the preceding edi- ton. The chapters with mine de- scriptions and on statistics have been carefully revised and the bulk of the matter therein is
Bisbee daily review., 1909-07-20

Characteristic of the huge scale on which work is being done on the Pan anna canal is the power plant now be- ing built to aid in the construction of the Gatun locks. It will contain six. wate--tube boilers and three 1.50o- kilowatt vertical steam turbines. Dur ing the construction of the canal this plant will furnish power for large amount of work in connection wits Gatun
Bisbee daily review., 1909-07-20

The entire railroad mileage Of the territory is less than 300. of which the Copper River railroad has construci ed upwards of 90 miles and the Alaska Central 53 miles; both of these roads are of standard gauge. It is with the former road that the Guggenheims, i:l connection with J. P Morgan & Co, are endeayoring 10 open up the cop. per fields of Alaska which these in. terests control