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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1909-09-09


the conference), Bryan, Debs, Hearst,
La Toilette and Gompers, or Mitchell,
or both. Include Bryan? Yes! For
the basis of union, the only one to
take, would be the Initiative and
Referendum and Recall, and Bryan
would then have to show his true
colors. If he would not consent to
such Democratic platform, all re-
formers would know where to put
him, and if he did consent, he'd burst
the Democratic machine and the plu-
tocrats could then unite it perma-
nently where they have it attached
anyhow-With the Aldrichian Oligar-
chy-when the "Big Business" in
ests need votes in Congress and legis-
latures.
Second If direct legislation can be
made the basis of action by these
above-named leaders Cor some of
them), then a general conference
should be called to which should be
invited our great magazine writer's,
like Charles Edward Russell, David
Graham Phillips, Lincoln Steffens and
B. 0. Flower-and, perhaps, one or
two dozen others; for the pens Of
such writer's will be necessary in the
coming struggle, which must be
mo 10 4n
drich cohorts.
Third. Let this conference of
thinkers prepare tentative platform
with the Initiative and Referendum
and Recall as the center and basis,
providing that all other questions of
great Importance shall be submitted
to the people to enact into legislation
according to the Initiative and
Referendum principle it seems
to me, would unite all reformers and
require no one to sacrifice any of his
convictions; for by Direct Legisla-
ton he would have the opportunity
to vote for Or against certain pro-
posed measures-and the majority
would rule-the majority of the
people, instead of the Vaccinations
Of the politicians.
Fourth. Call for independent can
didates in every Congressional dis
trict next year and let these candi-
dates make their campaign on the
basis of this conference report, plat
form, or plan, as it may be called
This will give a following with which
to lay the foundation for a more thor
ough organization for the 1912 bat
tle-yes, "battle;" for reformers
must unite till then, and once uni
ted they will need to fight, and
"Bryan's First Battle will be tame
in comparison.
Fifth. The name of the party is
immaterial from one viewpoint; for
example, look at the name Demo
crat'-what does it signify today
everything and nothing! Yet, we
must be known by some name that
will signify determined and definite
purpose and that will appeal to the
average voter. The word Populist
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-12
Hint for the Home.
Anti-SIippina Horseshoes.

Consul General Robert P. Skinrer Of Hamburg writes as follows in regard 70 the humane treatment of animals and concerning new German horse shoe:
 My observation is that the humane consideration which American horses receive is not exceeded anywhere in the world. It is true, however. that a new anti-slipping horseshoe is for sale in this market. especially de signed for asphalt and wood-b.ock movements, the valuable feature of which is a countersunk groove extend ing around the shoe. in which is in serted a piece of hemp rope. The rope can be readily replaced. aud as it alone comes in contact with the slip ,pery pavement the horse secures a very sure footing. While the shoe is far from being in general use in Eanl- burg. it is making considerable head way The more usual anu slipping device in this country is the screw calk. which is also extensively used ia the United Stetes. These cmiks are quickly replaced by others when the- wear down. Horses with irhealthy hoot; are saod with the open ssGs. wat' such as have soft hoofs arc sao1 SitJ completely closed shoes
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-12
suLPHIDE ORE NEAR TUCSON.

Superintendent r.. w. Jones, who is in charge of the operations at the property Of the Big Vein company ad- joining the Pontotoc mines, is in Tue son.
 This property is located but eight miles north of Tucson in the foothills of the Catalinas. It was acquired several months ago by W. Ii Sterling and New ork associates, -7no an nourced that they intended to spend a large sum of money in development operations on these claims.
 Supt. Jones stated that double compartment shaft is being sunk at -he present time. This shaft is now down to a depth of 50 feet He said that a ein of sulphide ore has al ready been encountered
 The company has announced that this double compartment shaft is to be sunk to depth of 800 feet.
 A camp has been established at tAe mine and thre shifts are operated every day. |; is the intention later to increase he working force. At the present time the company is employ ing Is miners.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-12
ALL GRADING TO BE COMPLETED

It was learned this morning from enc of the contractors on the grade of the Mexico and Colorado railroad between Douglas and Courtland that it was expected that all the grading would be complete during the present week. All the heavy grading in the Courtland district reaching the va rious shafts was comDleted sometime ago. so that the only work remaining on this projected line to be done after this week will be on the extension from Courtland to Gleeson. rms work was discontinued recently and the teams and men transferred to the line up the valley.
 Tracklaying on the road to Court land has made slow progress for the reason that when it began there had been no bridge or trestle work done, so that when the track reached an opening the laying of rails was stopped until the bridge builders could complete the gap.
 No definite date has been an nounced yet for the completion oi the track to Courtland, but it is ex' pected that it will not be later than July 1.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-12
-- Don't Put It There.

Husband of Three Months-Do you believe wife is justified in taking money from her husbands pockets? Husband of Experience-Certain II he is that careless.-Baitlno- American.
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 Hint for the Home.
 easin of water is placed over nisht ir c room where people have been ,gsoKing. the usuai smell of stals tnbacco -fiI pe gone In the morning.
 BYRON wrY.IIAMs
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-12
MINING, SHELTERS AND STOCK QUOTATIONS
THE SHATTUCK GO.
 ANNUAL REPORT

ready tn be mined and shipped, and the development is steadily uncover ing large and rich new ore bodies in the sane restricted district
 The work that Is being done on ad- joining rrcpartise of great advant- Queen company and the Calumet X Arizona comrany are both opening up from shafts on their properties which adjoin the Shattuck, and which. or course. will indicate the other ore bodies that are likely to be found in the Shatuck.
 It has not been deemed advisable to build q smelter at present. or until development work has progressed SUI ciently far to enable the plant to be operated at its full capacity ana III the most economical manner, and the price of copper metal reaches a satis' factory advance. In deciding this point we have followed the advice of two well known coper experts, who are not interested in the property. but have examined it during the past year. Their reports indicate that the company has a very rich mine.
 The property is owned in fee by the company. is fully paid for, as are also the equipment and development. Be ing the dryest mine in the Bisbee dis trict, the cost of pumping water when in full operation will be less than in any other district.
 At the present low price of copper it has been considered advisable to ship our ore to any custom smelter, il being thought wiser to direct cur CT forts towards vigorously developing tte mine. which we are doing and put ting it in position to ship to the ca racity of the plant when the condi- tions of the copper market change and rIjces will yield more reasonable profit to stockholders on the ere T. ined and shipped. There is no ad variage in taking out ore when the rrice realized from same does not yIeld a more profitable margin over tte cost of production than it does at the present time.
 Our treasurer's report herewith will I think. be sufficient, but should any stockholder wish further inform''io,l 1t will be cheerfully given.
 For the Directors.
 THOMAS, PARDON.
 President
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-12
HUTTON & co.

Special Wire to l.. J. Overlock)
 NEW YORK, May 1.-The stock market was very much proessionafl, with consid5 able profit taking in spois. which created at times weak ness. Securities, however. seemed to Le well taken, with consequent rallies during the day There was no az gressIve buying of the market leaders with the exception of Reading. It would appear that bankers were giy- ing the market a needed rest and scme little liquidation preparatory to further bull operations later on. Hard ccalsrs continued to be the feature. The market closed with great activ- ity and heavy buying of the coalers n the general list.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-12
PIMA COUNTY Is DOING WELL Activity Shown in Several Properties in Vicinity of
 Tucson A Number of Small Properties Are Now Under De-
 veIopment

TUCSON. May 11.-Let 1t be known that Pima county minin gaffairs are on the upgrade. as the Star fin it's weekly resume in prior dates of the paper has prophesied. The demand continues for miners. hoisting engin- eers and carpenters at the mines in Pima county and the counties ad jacent in Southern Arizona.
 From Helvetia. Twin Buttes. the Esreranza. Total Wreck. Victoria. (old) Paymaster), Fresnal. Silverbell and Quiiotoas there comes good news. All along the line conditions look greatly improved and the Star is pleased to make the statement Herewith are a few facts other than what mas been published daily and weekly during the past few weeks:
 Louis Ezekials has taken an op tion to bond the Cuprite group in the north end of the Santa Ritas Figures were not obtainable.
 w. H. Roberts has given an op- tion on siy mines 1 nthe Fresnal dis trict to Ed Binney. Price S15000. two years time granted to consider.
 This week there will be a move ment of ore from the Swastika camp. twenty-one miles south of Tucson. D. Cochran is in the camp to load up $50 sacks of lead-silves ore for ship ment out of the loca- ya:-s to Fl Paso.
 Shipments of ore from the Giant mine. on the Waer and Pellon prop erty. nine miles from Tucson. on the west. are being made through the local yards to the Sasco shelter.
 Manager John Roberts went out to the Total Wreck. south of Pantano. last week. There are twenty men at work at the old silver mine. President Davis and Treasurer Hackett came in late on Saturday from the Twin Buttes camp, where arrangements are being made to sink second double compartment shaft on the Morgan mine.
 A draft for s1.0O3.s2 was received yesterday from the Fl Paso Smelling Company for carload of ore ship ped late last month from the Els peranza mines. Manager Roberts stated that three carloads are yet to be heard from.
 Near Matt Perry's camp in the Qui- ,otoas. Porter and his partner are getting out s100 gold bearing ore. They are down 35 feet and have taken out 15 tons since April 10. Captain Roberts and wife came in yesterday from the Victoria to at, tend the circut. The captain reports that he has fifteen men cleaning out and hoisting ore and will be shipping next week. The ore shows well. The Roberts family will return on Monday to camp.
 Manager Elliott reports that Presi dent Vessels has gone east to se- cure a new pump for the American Boy mine. which is east of Casa Grande. and is one of Tucson's pur- chasers of supplies.
 Y. Calvillo came in Friday from the
 Coyote. 3S miles southwest of Tue l son. He stated that he has twenty tons of high grade ere ready for shipment to Sasco. haul of thirty eight miles and added that good rates
 were made by Manager Goodloe on ores to be received. Calyillo will re. turn to the camp tomorrow, having | secured supplies for May and June consumption.
 Mickey Durrick will return this week to the Three Nations" camp,
 next to the Twin Buttes. He is eli,
 gagged in opening up the Baxter-Dur. rick claims.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-12

ThS following annual report of the Shattuck Arizona Copper company which has been sent to the stockhold- CTS under date of May 1:
 To The Stockholders of Shattuck-
 Arizona Copper Company:
 During the past year the efforts of your officers have been directed to- wards developing your property along substantial and permanent lines with the object of increasing it's shipping capacity. More than SI0.000 was ex- nc lded in this work. and the possible daily output of the mine has been in creased twenty-five per cent over what it was year ago. At present there are nearly, four miles of drifts and ciosscuts under ground on
 siYth. seventh and eighth and ninth levels.
 The company's plant consists of a 600 h. p. steam plant with Allis-Chal- mers double drum hoist. five boilers, Eullivan cross-compound forty drill air compressor, Hendric & Balthoff single drum hoist, inc lngersoll-Sar- gent and ten Sullivan power drills. an aerial tramway nearly three-quarters oi a mile long for the purpose of transporting ore from the mine to the railroad tracks and for hauling timber used in the mine. Oil used for fuel, and there are large storage tanks. pumps and pipe lines on the property for the handling of same.
 At the present time the plant is of ample capacity to handle 500 tons of ore daily. and the efforts of the offi- cers have been directed towards de- veloping the property So that when de sired. that quantity of ore may be mined and shipped daily; 1t being more economical to run the plant to its full capacity.
 No ore has been mined from the property during the past year. except ing in the progress of development work From the first commencement of mining. in 1906, up to the present time. work has been prosecuted on less than one-fortieth part of the prop erty ownel by the company. Previous to December. 1908. the total produc- ton of the Shattuck mine was 1,931.- TSP pounds of copper. At present over half million tons of ore, asccr- tained by careful measurements. is shown up in this limited area and is
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-12
MARKET HARDLY
 AS STRONG
Condition of Copper Slightly Weaker Yesterday-Stocks
 Were Not Offered Freely
Copper Metal Opened Off ia london-In New York It
 Remained Nominal
By Prank J. Graf.

Today's copper market was inclined to be uninteresting. although stocks were not offered f:eely during any time of the session. Copper Metal opened of in London and copper at home remained nominal. but at tho close metal was quoted fractionally stronger. Amalgamated, Anaconda, North Butte showed advances for the day, while Calumet & Hecla, Copper Range. Boston Consolidated, Butte Coalition. Tamarack showed losses for the day. In the lower prices is- sues Superior and Pittsburg continues to be very well supported. sales being made at 1s.75 to 14.S7. but stocks of fered at 15.00 were not taken. Greene Cananea sold cff during the day down to 10.S7, closing at HOO. Globe Con solidated was well supported during the early part of the market. sales being made at 5.00. closing at 4.75 bid Ray Central is being traded in very extensively. La Rose. Inspira- ton, San Antonio are being bought up for a good haul. Live Oaks is being taken at TOO. The New York list as a whole shows a slight advance. The New York list as whole shows a slight advance. The statement of the Shattuck Arizona has been issued and A., t.fr
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-12
PAINE, WEBER ( co.
(Srec;al Wire to L. J. Overlook ,

(STecial Wire to L. J. Overlook
 BOSTON. May 11.-During the largest part of the session today the market was very dull. Traders ana weak holders sold stock, expecting the market to sag, but they found that the whole list was being quietly accu- mulated and near the close. when they found the market practically bare of stocks. Two separate houses each sod 1000 North Butte, but the de mand above 5000 was good. and after the selling pressure was out of the way the stocks rallied easily to 63.00 at the close. The feeling on coppess and the metal market is much more bull sh. and we think the good stocks can be bouhgt with confidence for a furthe- considerable advance.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-12
KANSAS POWDER
 MILL ExPIODES

COLUMBUS, Kan, May 11.--Fon' men were killed this evening in an explosion in a mixing room of the Lsfiin-Rand Powrer mill, near here. The dead are Joseph Stovall, Will Moran, Robert Mcfarland and James Rood. The bodies of the victims were blown into bits. The explosion cadsnd . fire which endangered the whole bull ndg. whsh was extnguisn- ed after two hours fight by 100 men, Less about $75,00o.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-12

When a man becomes 90 afflicted Ti,h sleepiessassS that h. can hear the bed tick. it is time he cut down o- -4is tobacco.
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 Putting your best foot forward is rot as important as putting both o' them in the path that every honest maD should tread.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-12

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Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-12

In the sugar exhibit from the Ha- wasian islands at the Alaska-Yukon- Pacific Exposition at Seattle this summer will be a miniature picture of the Royal Palace at Honolulu.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-12
G-aInsM IEuunI.

The stun in man is always shown when the last boat comes up to the sinking ship and fat lady is first on I.Ie ladder,
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-04-24

development Of wonderful mineral
resources of the land and in es-
tablishing manufacturing industries
which are rapidly making an import
ant exporting country of Mexico, as
well as a producer ar home of many
of the necessary manufactures, form
erly either imported from other
countries or gone prin-
cipally the latter. In many ways Diaz
has earned the gratitude OF his
people and the admiration of the
world as one of the greatest nation
builders in all its history.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-04-24

ways desired to cultivate particularly
friendly political relations between
Germany and the United States. Our
foreign political interests almost al
ways run parallel with those of Ger
many. Germany wishes to follow
the East Asiatic policy of the United
States. Germany adopts from us the
federative system. If we need the
solid, trusty good will of any govern
ment in Europe, we can have it best
with Germany, because Germany in
situations and ours most nearly re-
semble each other; and because so
many millions of Germans have be-
come our countrymen. This war will
leave Germany the most powerful
state in Europe, and the most free;
its friendship is, therefore, most i'm
portant to us; and has its founda-
tions in history and in nature.
| may conclude my address In say
ing that | consider the great histo-
rian Bancroft model for all diplo-
mats who are entrusted with the di-
rection of the relations between Ger
many and the United States.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-04-24
COAX GUILTY, IS
JURY'S v|RD|CT
FIXES DEGREE OF MANSLAUGH-
TER AFTER TAKING THREE
BALLOTS--CLOSES FIRST CHAP
TER IN SERIES.

The jury in the case of Patrick
Coax, charged with the murder OF
Sol Hendra, returned its verdict OF
guilty of manslaughter after being
out three hours. says the Humboldt
Star. In all, it is said four ballots
were taken in the jury room, the
first standing one for acquittal and
eleven for guilty, without fixing the
degree. The second ballot taken to
determine the degree of guilt, is said
to have stood nine for guilty of muir
der in the first degree and three
against. The third was ten for murder
in the second degree and two against
On the next ballot an agreement was
reached, all voting to fix the degree
of guilty of manslaughter.
The verdict was somewhat of q
surprise to the public, it being the
general impression that the verdict
would be one of guilty of murder or
an acquittal.
The evidence In the case was con-
cluded Saturday afternoon, after
which District Attorney Quicker made
the opening argument for the pros
ecution. At the opening of the even
ing session l.. G. Campbell the de-
PENDANTS attorney made his argu-
ment, being followed by w. s. Bonni-
field, who closed for the prosecution
After being instructed by the Court,
the case was given to the jury short
ly after 8 o'clock.
Defendants attorney gave notice
of motion for a new trial and was
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such motion, which date was also set
as the time for passing sentence upon
Coax
The end of Coax trial closes what
may be called the first chapter In
what promises to be the most notable
series of murder cases in the history
OF Humboldt county, growing out of
the atrocious assassination of Sol
Hendra at the Tulula mine near
Chafey on December 28th last, the
story of which has been given in
these column several times. Five
men were indicted for the murder, of
whom two, Joe Rooney and F. V.
FULLER are still at large. OF the three
who were arrested and have been In
jail since the murder, Coax, the first
W nave Ills lIldi, mas Dee0 IOuUu
guilty of manslaughter and the fate
of the other TWO, Bernard Clark and
Patrick Mulaly, is yet to be decided
by a jury of their peers. Coak's
trial occupied thirteen days.
The principal cases in the series
is that of Bernard Clark, which is
set to commence April 2Sth. Clark
is looked upon as the ringleader of
the gang of five men alleged to be
concerned in the conspiracy which
resulted in Hendra's death. His case
will be the most important and hard
est fought OF the three and # Is pre-
sumed that the prosecution has
stronger evidence against him than
in the other two cases.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-04-24

The advantages of county seat
also carry some disadvantages, there
being no exception to the rule of
bitter along with the sweet. The
entertainment of smallpox and other
contagious scourges which present
themselves for quarantine under
public protection, is one of these dis
advantages.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-04-24

The new railroad from Goldfield
will give this camp the high advant-
age of fuel oil at lower cost than
is occasioned by the present use of
coal for the operation of power plants
locomotives and other steam equip
ment, while it may later enter i'm
pOrtantly into the ore reduction
division with results of further lower
ing of our now very low costs. Every
little helps.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-04-24

General Diaz is to be reelected
president of Mexico by an unanimous
movement of the citizens OF the
Republic, IL the plans now being
furthered are carried out. Such
course is his due. lie has made of
Mexico all that 1t is and each year
has raised the standard of its people.
He has brought capital into the coun-
try and protected it, while 1t has ac-
complished marvellous results in the
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-04-24

Poultry conventions are in session
in various states. Last winter a gath
ering of this kind might have aroused
public wrath as plutoeratic demon
stration.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-04-24

Ely council has one more meeting
at which 1t can act in the salary low
ering matter. Meantime, sad to say,
there does not seem to be any wild
rush on the part of the members to-
wards assassination of the present
schedule of fancy prices.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-04-24

The fact that new tariff bill is
called after the member who intro
duces it in the House never prevents
the Senate from fixing a substitute
in nearly everything but the nam.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-04-24

Emperor William will be as near
ready as any OF the rulers when the
time comes. When the Others are
not looking he slips downtown and
buys another warship, or a new bal
loon, or new explosive. or some
thing or other.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-04-24

An important gold district a few
miles out of East Ely and a lead
silver producer at McGill are
promises brought about by recent
activity that takes none from the
bright prospects of the camp as
whole.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-04-24

II seems that Canada picked up
an American railroad because Mr..
Hill has his eye on Winnipeg. Can
ada should brace itself further. for
Peary may reach the pole this sum-
mer.