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Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-09-19
A Cold.

I habe a godd. By head feeds dike A baked potato udderdode. I caddod shedd sigde ddig. Add dife. tedd you. is at fud. By dasad passages are stobbed, bdow add .bdow add bdow add
 bdow,
 Add stidd caddot harddy breadde-- It geds bodotodus, you kdow. I habe a godd. Each friedd beet Adbises sobe dew ddigg to do, Except dde Christiad Sciedtst, Who takes of dife a roseste blew. I wish I fedt i'd was dt ddere. Id bakes be feed so dudd add odd. To be ddls way, bud I widd swear By add dde gods l habe a godd!
 -Somerville Journal.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-09-19
APPROACHING NuPT1ALs

Within a few days invitations will be issued for the marriage of Miss Nelle B. Mehl and MT. F. A. Eisenhour at the home of the brides parents, Mr. and Mrs. c. w. Mehl of East Globe.
 The wedding which will be a quiet one with only a few relatives and inti- mate friends present will occur the latter part of this month.
 Both young people are we'll known here. Miss Mehl has been employed for several years as cashier at Brown s
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-09-19
TWO VALLEY CANDIDATES RUN MING NECK AND NECK FOR
 PLACE OF HONOR
LARGE COMPLIMENTARY VOTE
CANDIDATES WORKING HARD FOR FINE GOWN OFFERED IN IN
 TERMEDIATE PRIZE

The largest unsolicited vote so far east in the Silver Belts contest in a single day was deposited for Miss John nie Shivers, one of the valley candi- dates, yesterday. And in addition to the vote cast, several coupons, ranging well in numbers, were secured and or dered forwarded to be east at Miss Shivers' pleasure,
 Interest in the contest has been great. ly intensified by the offer of the ladies gown, which has been termed "eom. mon sense prize" and one worth striv. ing for by all the young ladies. Sub, scribers paying subscriptions at the counter are very insistent in their de- mands for coupons and there is a very large vote being accumulated for the closing hours of the controversy.
 Miss Grabe advanced her figures ex- aetly 1000 yesterday, and Miss Fred ericks added something like 1000 to her totals. A handsome vote was also cast for Miss Egner.
 The contest for the $40 gown prom ises to be spirited and will call for good work on the part of all the young la dies if they have any hopes of winning the prize. The Silver Belt proposes to be very liberal in this matter and if the work guarantees the venture a sec ond prize and probably third will be added.
 New subscribers is the object of this contest and it will take some little work to get them. Copper Hin and Mi ami should offer fruitful fields, as these districts have not yet been systemati- cally eanvassed, but they undoubtedly will be during the coming week.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-09-19
sardou,a oniniOn of Momsn.

have. said Sardou. the highest opin- ion of the fair sex. I consider women superior to men in almost everything. They posseis the intuitive faculty to an extraordinary degree and may al- most always be trusted to do the right thing in the right place. They gre full! of noble instincts and. though heavily handicapped by fate. come well out Of every ordeal. You have but to turn to history to realize the truth of what ! say.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-09-19
TO CALIFORNIA FOR BRIDE

Charles A. Garden, assistant cashier at the o. D. bank, left yesterday morn ing for California. MT. Garden has been building fine home in East Globe and when he returns he will bring young lady to reign there as queen of his home as well as his heart The bride to be is Miss Maude Clayton, popular young lady of Whittier, California.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-09-19
omInous OurooK.

"well, anything new lately" tr quired the just arrived washing ma chine agent as he hopped on to the porch of the Skeedee tavern.
 "Well, no. not worth mentioning, l guess" replied the landlord. Things is kinda slow Just now. and But, ho, come to think, three people were bit by a pet squirrel last week, and con siderable fear is expressed that they may go autty"-Puck.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-09-19
At the Market.

Mrs. C.-Good morning, Bridget. l hope your master and mistress have not forgotten that they're coming to dine with me tonight. Cook-Indade and they've not. They've ordered n good, hearty meal at home at c o'clock. --Harper's BaZar.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-09-19
Overjoycd.

"How did papa act when you asked him for my handf'
 T could see that he was trying to control himself, but he presented all the symptoms of man who has drawn q straight 6ush." - Houston Post
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-09-19
Short pons Bite Low.

Passerby-Here, boy, your dog hss bitten me on the ankle. Dog Owner Well, that's as high as he could reach. You wouldn't expect little pup like him to bite yer neck, would yeri.'- London Tit-Bits.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-09-19
Wished He'd Been Forgotten.

"Did your uncle remember you in his willT
 "Yes. He directed his executors to collect all the loans he had made me" Boston Transcript.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-09-19
Father Goose.

There was a man in our town, And he was wondrous wise. He jumped into mining scheme Up to his very eyes. And when he found that he was "out'' With all his might and mind He jumped out of the scheme again, But left his pile behind.
 Minneapolis Journal
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-09-19

Can't Grow Two Crops at Once.
 "The trouble with lot of long haired geniuses," Mir. Taukaway says. "is that the insides of their heads never produce as well as the outsides do."- Kansas City Times.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-09-19
Not a Mon at All.

''Hoot, mon! Hoot. monr' the Scotchman cried
 To an owl perched by the old roadside. And the owl looked up with ruffied head. How dare your I'm lady owli" it said.
 Chicago News.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-09-19
DINNER PARTY.

Mir. and Mrs. P. s. Schafer, of No. 4s2 Cedar street, will entertain few friends at five o'clock this evening. Besides Mrs. Shafer's brother, MT. J. E. Hendon, who has been their guest for few weeks, the following guests will be present: Mrs. w. F. Kelsey, Miss Gladys Kelsey, and MT. Arthur Francis.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-09-19
An E1cnntion.

How neeting are all things below, How weak each strong endeavor For men win come and men will go, But Weston walks forever.
 Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-09-19
Parsdoxieai.

Myer-The new baker seems to be an industrious chap.
 Gyer-Yes; he's a great loafer.-San Francisco Examiner.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-09-19
Plays and Novels.

The naughty literature we see Has left us apprehensive That raw" material may be Too free and yet expensive.
 Washington Star.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-09-19

store and is a very charming young lady, a favorite among all her friends. Mir. Eisenhour is one of the salesmen at Ingram s and is q very estimable young man.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-09-19
Still at the Bank.

Mrs. Banker-John, do you know anything about the balance of powerr Banker-No, don't. Who is Power? --Lippincott's Magazine.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-09-19
The Modest Work.

Pat-Is Kelly honest?
 Mike-Is he? Sure, hos so honest ye niver kin tell when he's lying Puck
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-09-19

Who hangs himself in the chimney should not complain of smoke.--Ger- man Proverb.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-09-19
Even So.

The piano is g moral thing, Viewed in whatever light. For. even if it isn't square. It's sure to be upright.
 Detroit Tribune.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-09-19
Unaardonable.

Professor What was Nero's great crime?
 Bright Pupil--He played the fiddle Chicago News.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-09-19
erewi From pissruntIod suburbanit..

whene'er you step aside to let Some dame precede you through the gate
 Your train is just about to leave And you're just half second late.
 Bohemian Magazine.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-29

KINGMAN. May 2s.-O. F. Kuener. general manager of the Golden Star Mining company. was in from Cerbat yesterday attending to business for his company. He says that milling operations are somewhat hampered
 at the Gem by the coating of theslates with a suiphuric solution contained fin the mine water. All efforts to neu- traiize the action of the water has so far been unayailing- Samples of the water have been sent to eastern chem ists and as soon as analysis have been made an effort will be made to coun- teract the sulphuric action to an ex- tent that it will not materially inter fere with the slating of the free gold contained in the ore. The mine has thousands of tons of ore blocked out and opened in these stopes of the mine s
 k. A. Shaw came in from Oatman a few days ago and is enthusiastic over the outlook for a boora in Carter Gold Mines shares. At 0atmon the em- ployes of the Tom Reed properties subscribed for nearly 5000 worth of the shares the first day and more money is coming in from that camp every day. At Gold Road many peo-
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-29
ENGINEERS VISIT
 CAUSE TALK

TUCSON, May 2s.-A recent visit to the Aio Mining district by Seeley w. Mudd and L. A. Scowden, two of the prominent mining engineers of this country, who have frequently made examination trips for the Gug- genheims, has caused much sPecula- tion here.
 It is reported that they made their visit to the Ajo country as the repre- sentative of the Guggenheims and that a deal is pending whereby the Guggenheims, who are the largest shelter owners in the country as we'll as extensive holders of mining prop erty. will become interested in the Ajo section.
 Messrs. Mudd and Scowden came to Tucson from Los Angeles and after remaining here for short time they went to the Ajo county where they made a thorough examination of sev eral properties in that country.
 What the result of their visit was has not been announced but it Is ru mored that the Guggenheims will have within a short time an interest in the Ajo country and that develop ment and exploration work on prop critics there will be one on a much more extensive scale than heretofore
 The engineers are said to have made a particular inspection of tht Ccrnela propercy..
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-29
CASE CARRIED ID
 HIGHER COURT

TUCSON. May 2S.--Clerk of the Dis. trict Court Alien B. Jaynes is prepar- ing transcript in the case of the Ca dena de Cobre Mining Co. to be pre- scented to Supreme court of Arizona having been carried to the higher tri bunal by order of counsel for the de fendants, Ernest E. Hughes and oth CTS If the supreme court of the ter ritory affirms the former decisions in the case. it is likely that the United States supreme court will be called upon to decide the controversy over the possession of 77.000 shares of min ing stock of the plaintiff company which is valued at approximately $250,000.
 The suit was brought into the Pima county district court from Cochise county on a change of venue near two years ago. In September of 1907 the court here rendered decision iil favor of the plaintiff In the suit the Cadena de Cobre Mining Co.,. asks that 17.0o0 shares of the company stock, now in the hands of the defend ants, ali officers of the company, be cancelled. averring that the stock was issued by the defendants to them selves without consideration contrary to any agreement or consent of the directors and stockholders. The de fendants deny all allegations of the complaint setting forth the cause that they are entitled to the stock. II Is believed that developments vii brand it one of the most bitterly con tested mining stock suits in the his tory of the territorial courts.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-29
NEW DISCOVERY IS RICH IN MINERAL

PRESCOTT. May Manifestations are that new find recently made or the Tuscumbia group of mines in the Pine Grove district will prove richer than any discovery ever made on this oldtime producer. Chief of Pc lice s. A. Prince, who returned from the property Friday night, exhibited number of specimens yesterday taken from the apex of the vein that are highly mineralized. some showing good silver values. The croppings oi the ledge have been uncovered by al open cut a distance of So feet and in addition the shoot has been proven continuous a distance of 200 feet by shallow shafts and open cuts.
 The find was made on a vein 20O feet west and paralleling the Tuscum bia ledge. which produced thousands of dollars worth of silver ore In the early 10s.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-29
PAINE, WEBER & co.

Especial Wire to l.. J. Overlockb
 BOSTON. May 2S.-The great s;- tiyity and strength in Steel common attracted the attention of the major ity of the traders today and the local market failed to follow the advance of the New York list. The great excep- ton was East Butte which gained strength ali day and closed with e burst of activity in the last hour. self ing up to 14.25 with the rights s1.00 bid. A few rights will be trauvu q. Tuesday but the success of new stock is assured and in view of the scarciy of offering We expect to see Eass Butte sell at 20.00 within a week or So. s. & B. and Mass. and Adventure were comparatively strong and active. North Butte opened strong but closed weak on scattered selling. We be lieve firmly that a bull speculation is coming in copper and We have nc hesitation in advising their purchase at the presen level.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-29
MINING NEWS FROM MOHAvE

pie have arranged for the purchase of several thousand dollars worth of the shares and Kingman has taken a large amount. Mir. Carter now has sufficient funds on hand to begin ac- tive development on, the properties, erecting hoists. pumps and necessary buildings for the men.
 The Colorado River Land and Dredging company is securing large quantities of land along the Colorado River on the Arizona side. which will he later worked over with the big predge. The piant is now almost ready for work. but the high water makes it impossible to begin opera lions and it may be as late as August before active work can be begun.
 The Union Basin mining company is now shipping a carload of ore daily to the smeiters. Heretofore the com Iany had been unable to get the ore to the railroad owing to shortage ol teams, but now this has been rem edied and big tonnage shipped out IL is expected that one thousand tons of ore will go out from the mines to the smelter this month. Mir. Boyle is getting the mine in splendid shape to make big output
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-29
FARMERS ARE URGED ID HURRY
 FAIR EXH|B|Ty
Arizona Repnblican.l ]


 On account of the incidents that have attended the appointment of a new fair commission. delaying that important matter considerably, the Salt River valley. the Yuma valley, the Upper Gila valley and any other agricultural sections in the southern part of the territory will find them selves rather short on some of their exhibits in the agricultural depart ment of the fair. unless they have al ready taken time by the forelock and begun their preparations before they were asked to. The early crops are already partly harvested and the county commissioners are not yet ap- pointed.
 It is sincerely hoped that wide. awake farmers have had sufficient faith in the past to conclude that there was going to be a fair and a bigger one than ever. and to that end have been saving up tbeir early rec. ord exhibits. They can begin now. or even after July 1st and get up a big ger exhibit than was ever yet pre- sented in the agricultural department if they desire to do so, but that isn't enough. Good as 1t has been, the CAnlbit EdS HCNti Dtth W uat it blOdf1 have been in these lines for the sim pie reason that in none of the coun ties has interest in the fair been awakened any year. until after some of the crops had been gathered and the good things destroyed or taken to market. With the most wonderful agricultural resources in the world in those sections that have any at all the Arizona fair ought to break rec ords in almost everything. every year and would if sufficient attention had been given the matter by the farm CTS.
 Taking Maricopa county for exam pie, it Is likely just as good samples of alfalfa can be secured in Septem Der as now but a good exhibit would be sample of each crop cut from a certain acre that the visitor might see what the acre ooes in a season And that cannot be done now fol the reason that the first crop Is nov practically harvested. or at Ieasi some of the biggest and best fields have been cut and the barley and wheat are now ready. the harvest having already begun. There are numerous other smaller crops, fruit etc. that might be mentioned. but the above furnishes an ample Illus
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-29
ARIZONA COMMERCIAL

Reports from Globe Arizona, state that the Arizona Commercial company is making good progress wth con struction owrk and it now looks as through ts smelting plant would be completed on time in August The concrete foundations for the hoist gal lows frame and power house have been completed and the company is starting work on the foundation for the furnace building: much of the ma cninery and structural steel is on inc ground.
 Undergroud work has been delayed somewhat by the heavy fox of water. which. however, has ceased to give concern, as ample provisions have been made to handle it. The scheme of development now in hand is com prehepsive and calls for the sinking of the Eureka shaft to 900 feet and the opening of four levels be.ow the water level.
 Sinking at the Black Hawk winze VIII be resumed within a few days. Only twenty-five feet will be sunk to the 600-foot level. where drifting will be started both ways in fine ore. which in the winze goes from 10 to 20 per cent copper.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-29
LOGAN & BRYAN.

Especial Wire to l.. J. Oyerlockl
 NEW YORK, May 2s.-The pres sure in Reading in the early part yo, the week was attributed to the desire of he professional element to dislodge iong stock and fair sized short iE- terest has been fostered. The even ing up process today, due to the ap- preaching holidays, together with 2 heavy demand for selling stock, caus- ed the list to assume a buoyant tone and recoveries were general win the closing at the best prices of the day Slight revival in the public deman1 was noted and interest has drifted to the industrial department in view of the encouraging reports as improve nent recorded thus far.
 It is thought that the tariff ques tion is likely to be settled during the early part of June and in anticipation of this event. a great many traders who have been holding aioof have en tered the market on a moderate scale From the action of the list today il would seem that barring unforeseen unfayorable news over the holidays that the market next week, will b. much higher, especially for the indus trials.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-29
UTAH CONSOLIDATED

Utah Consolidated will increase It's output to 1900 tons as soon as the In ternational smelting plant begins to receive it's ores. says the Salt Lake Telegram. As the contract with the new smelting calls for the rate of .ie- livery for a period of ten years some idea is given by this agreement as to he possibilities of this nine as a producer.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-29
MINE MANAGER
 | REPORTS RETURNS

TUCSON. May 2s.-The general manager of the Guanajuato Consoli- dated Mining & Milling company re ports the returns for the month oi April, 1909. as follows. The mill ran 2sS days and crushed 69S4 tons of dry ore: concentrates shipped to smelter. 14S tons: estimated realized yalue of bullion produced, s56.6o0: estimated values of concentrates, s46.600; total gross value in products. s103,200: less working expenses, including market ing of bullion and freight and treat. ment charges on concentrates shipped to smelter. s6s.5o0; estimated profit, s33,700 Mexican. Of this s11.00 Mex. ican has been expended on develop. ment work done, 406 feet.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-29

tration. The farmers of Maricopa county should have been gathering exhibits for the last month or two of one kind and another, against the demand for them by the county com
 missioner, yet to be appointed. It is hoped they will begin now. at any rate. for there is full assurance that
 there is to be fair and it will eclipse any former fair in many re- spects and ought to in the agricul- tural department.
 For some reason the farmers wait to be ribbed up" to this work while the horse men and stock men gener-
 ally get busy themselves and rib up the commission when they want any
 thing. The men who are interested
 in field crops should do the same
 thing. The fair Is just as much for
 the farmer as for the jockey and the
 stock breeder and he should appre-
 ciate his opportunities. While t Is
 true there should be county com missioner in the field even before this time. there is no longer any doubt about his coming at an early day
 and thdse interested in making a
 good show at the fair should begin right now laying away their grain and other exhibits. not in littls stingy handfuls. but good big sheayes oi grain and ample samples of all they have.
 It was suggested year ago i'll these columns, and just by way oi introducing the subjected it Is sug gested again that the farmers of this county who are anxious to show the value of their lands, could arrange a special agricultural exhibit at small expense. so large 1t could not go in the agricultural hall but would need a separate house for its own accom- modation. Such a house could be g temporary structure. made out ol baled hay. alfalfa. corn, sorghum and ! other exhibits and placed under ar I iron roof, with smallere xhibits in side. This suggestion is offered moi
 so much with insistence on its adop tion as an inllustration of the fact l that a valley as wonderful as this should not be content with little | measly. stingy showing. but could Il desirable build a regular palace and l fill it, making most of the construc i, tion out of the crops. The moral oi the story is great big exhibit ol some kind. one that will attract at tention. Too many times the miner
 comes to town with the whole mine
 in the sample he shows. The farm
 CTS in this valley ought not to lay themselves open to the charge thai all they have is on exhibition and il
 could be carted away on a dray wag
 on. Let the fair show something ol the bigness of Salt River valley l crops as well as their quality.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-29
PRESIDENT LEAVES FOR
 CITY OF SMOKE

WASHINGTON. May 2s-President Taft. who is going to Pittsburg to at- tend the meeting tomorrow of the Associated Western Yale clubs, will leave Washington at 10:45 tonight The trip will be made in the private car Olympia and according to pres ent arrangements the president is to be accompanied by Mrs. Taft. Cap tain Butt and Assistant Secretary Mishchler. The President and Mrs. Taft expect to remain in Pittsburg over Sunday as guests of Mrs. Taft's sister, Mrs. Thomas K. Laughlin.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-29
EAST BUTTE

The East Butte Copper company is now actively pushing development work at it's property, including the re cent Pittsmont acquisition. in order to be in a position to materially in crease it's present output when the metal market has sufficiently improved to warrant a larger production.
 Work on the second furnace Is ap- preaching completion. and it is ex- pected to go into commission next month. which will permit a l09 per cent increase in the present. output of $50 tons of ore daily.
 The new pump station on the 900 foot level in te East Butte Proper.y has just been completed and the min CTS are now experiencing no further trouble from the excess of water.
 Returns from the ore mined last week averaged from , to 6 per cent copper.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-29
MARKET REMAINS
 FIRM
,By Frank J. Graf.)

The market opened n excellent coa
 d.tion and kept firm tiroushou: the entire day. It was expected by many that the market would fall off today Steel Common sold at it's highes, mark today, as well as preferred Ameigamated made small advance North Butte and Copper Range were well supported. Live Oak sold at 500 during the day. Shatuck was
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-29

The Galveston Sand Crabs have been making a steady climb in the Texas league since Jack Warner quit the team. Jack allowed frost to gather on his feet too soon-