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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-21
Spe5ial.C ficrte

". MciTert, 409--411 Woro.Uap.
StraNe, Der bciibctannic bentid)c Tbp
foeraph, oiierirt nnr fir bicie &udlc;
Gin le~GcnsarUkes SilO, in aauarcG'
farben semalt uue BON hohcm flint
IeriidDcn @ertbe, frci nit eiuem
Intenb Ieiner bcllen Cabinet. z tnoicn
fir $500. &eaularcr Yreis $1,000
Cute Gnbinet.Vilber S1.50 nuo auf
mGrts. |ergrG6eruneen uun alter
&ilnssu in alien Nnsfihrunarn VII,
Mrbeifrn aarantirt. Ad,teu Sis ipr
sielI anf unicrsn Wameu nno Sans
nmmmer, 409-41J WurS-@an.S t
(SDezi3Tue isl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-21
rem Gimobmen rciner lroiit fiir Die
Staht iciil iperocn.
gin IN d) t igcr 2 Il, r I

Staht lcil ipcrocn.
Gin N / d tigcr 2 d) ritt.
Snrcrintcnoent Hobcrt McGucl
pom MISUNDERSTANDING Geporte'
ment hot IN peri6ieocncu StGotcl
Nn5ciNcn tilr NllNcbotc fiir StruBcn.
Sompcn crlallcn uno in fur5er 3eit
gloilbt CT III Ser Gage SIT ieiu, ollie
Sonnpcn, luelfc Gigcntbum bon Sri.
Bat Gorporationcn iino, BON ben
StruBcn Der Staot cntferncn i'll t0n.
llcll. Iltd) miinIdt &r. McGucn eli.
nclt loldlcn Gorratb bon 2an1pen an
5uldoficL oomit bic Stobt jcoerseit
in Der Gage lit. no lie criorocrlid]
Iiil0, meme Sonlpcn nliSultcllcll, ipua
oltrf mir iucnigcr bon @clcltbtunao
@ciellihoitcll ubb0ngi0 iein miirocn.
------------
= dl II + oc5 Iultcrn Sou.
pcrS Der Trcicininfcitss
@cmcinoc. 49, ScbCniutls atbnlt.
ten 0eIieru Nadyt Die Mit9lieocr ocS
IroucnpcreinS Ser Ilcicinigtcits.8 Csc.
mcinGc crleidtert oNI. naebocn boo
b%rcitdgigc NllItcrnloiip3c, BON dllbcrlt
giInItigcm Mcttcr bcglcitct. icinen Nb'
ihl.B fauo. Gas Wettrr lpiclt ia bel
alien S%cItlidlf1itcn cine nidJt III mi
tcrlh1ben0e Mouc. belonbcrs obcr I'M
t0glid,cn Sebcn elmer 0eutid)en Sir
fcng rmcinbc. Sino and, oic &orbc.
reitllll0cn nod 10 Nllt ~Netroffen uno
bic Gnuartunlgen OH citcn ItGnCn
Grtolg bcrcftigt 10 muIB man imulcr
nod 5mcierlel IN 9etroht jiaben: bne
@etter uno Die 2elrtc. Mon rnllB oas
Jules lhon mltgenlddt babelL nm Die
bnllGe Srogc Scr G~crunitalttr ocS sc.
ties III pcrItebcn: @eroen olld) Giclc
fpnunnen? Wnllhnlol lino Die NGdl.
ten Sic Ncrnlt2n; 3. y. sic llriadc
h0ttcli, 5ll tontntCn ltIon Gus Ianf.
barfctt. fonlmcn mnld)mdl nidt,
mdbrcno Nnbert ircpoil fommelt, nm
81 helien. 3lnm Wliid mar Is nod
ilnnier eth GrfolA aircrlci. ipie uitd,
sic Mclidbcn uib 0as @ettcr ocipn
Ilcil iuoreil. lno oorum frelii lid go
ltor StcrNcr icoesnlul, menn bic
ldmtrcn 2lrbeit5tngc crfolgyeit Der
%lul,fcll. 10 oaB man nicpcr ircher ser
3ufi,nlt cntgeGcn geten fam. % es
lid 6eim NtiflllB elmer Seitlidfcit
G|c5ienlt. NunfcStportc 81 lagell. hat
or Eaitor rnicrcn Sccifteritattcr CT.
ll,dIt. an hieie: SteIe Glen Iencn
III burfcn, bic Els hisrber ibre Iie,nite
>iei'r g,lteu Code 10 i~d)oifeiSfrob &c.
luti1t. Gbellio bcn gutter, Nrcun0cll
ln0 UGrnern 0uberholb mo inicr-
huib r,r @cnlcinoe. Die imnlcr Die
W,lcqcHbeit luohrncrmcn. &c. Trei
cinigfeits .Wcncirot rc6it ibrem ga
i!or Elm NcioiitS @otliuollcn cntgegen
5l b ingcn. HI lie III ibrer nliibepol.
len Srhcit INNER nom Nelem oufslr
nuultcrn. Gic Haraeu Der 0eallltcn
SIS SruNelipcrcins. io.pie bcs airdler-
roitrS mnrreI hCrcitS nc.6ficntlidt
lidlt.
) it uuf Dem @c9c Der
9ciierunN. Sri. Margaret
0enneiip. bon Nr. 1i49. EatopseoItr
lueld)e orit Muntog abclio in bst al
Der Gde pom Sborp- unb W%olltgont
rp.Str. inn Bar beiinolifen 9ibjugs.
fanoI ~ltiir5tc ui,o iid) in Marplonr'
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bciinbet. tit chi
bcnr @egc Scr Seiierung. Sic ia. ihr
@%eipubtleiu juriidcrlanot, uno oic
aIcrste gloubcrl, oaB lie lid crtoIcn
miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-21
Sbeo. s. 0iener & &c.,
217, Cjt.@altimurc.S tra6c.

Geutites uno ouoeres oiisI1nbi.
ites @elo gefauft ino o~erfoutt.
Seloienounscn beioret ,,of 7eutiG.
Lamb. Seitreit. RiibIanb II. |. ~.
8caieI ausseitcl1t aui n,,sIGnbiide
9anfen. Greoitbrieie ,,n6 1ropeIers
Sbeaiies. o.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-21
Soilen Gcl,crlcitcrn mbrinacn Ia

Nollen Ncltcrleitcrn mnbriu9cn laI
len.
GaS Eltblifnm bat aud fcinen &c
arl't peIhe Shluierigteiten inns bel
Dem Gripcrb bon 8rllnbci0eniGum
1ilr Shlilcn cntQcacn trctelt. 60 mol.
lelt mir 9%eaeniuGrtig eiu @rltnoItiid
neben elmer Sdlllc, weItes fir $500
obgeIhott lit, foufell tnb oafiir Der
lniigt Der G%iaenthiimcr $500. 0all
zen mir 5u oiciem Ereiie. 10 bcibt es:
"Mesbolb rpurbe ous@isentbum nitt
conocmilirt?" ulo uicc ucriu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-21
9ebbcl's cinsiaes Ntelier.

Wir baben nur Gin Htelier In BAL.
timore, nnb Sas befinbet lid in Der
Gtagc in cbener Grbe, Nr.321, 3oro-
@ap', nabc Sigb.Str. 6inbcr.ybo.
tugrapbicn cine SpcsiaiitGt. - 3eine
ggcntcn mno feline 5reppet IN iteiseu.
3. Sebbel. 6. Grni, 0eidaftsfabrcr.
%
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-21
8cl%oicnonnaen.

@eIoienoungen mad Geutihiano
unb Geftreih +. llngarn iiher unO
idned beiorst. S. 10 uno 20 Morf..
irpie 10 urb 20 8ronen Sheu1e gu
pcrfoliTen. L1.a
sbeo. 8. 1iener & &c.,
(9) Nr. 217 Eit.Yaltimure.Str .
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-21

81 lid q clungcntN Saul
llcbrrtraGuna q. Gic @u.lt
ilccertr0Jung, mcld)c Dor Sturgeon lul
LINTON FrotcItantilhcn Noipitol an
jlpct &inNern Glconore ill6 Wanlic
Berger nltS GburlcitpiL, &c, unrgc
llcmncn ipuroc, iii criplNrcih uc lali
len. @ie Gercita i'm .Sc,,tidcn Cor.
reippltocltcn" bc.id,tCt tpltr0r. lpUr
Of, jiiil9erc Sdnueitc.. Sic ) Sohrc
cite Glconorc. bci eilem @agapnllt 1T
NIild nerort perleBt no Ncn, oob c.
lothi9 wuroc. Gin III Giiafrotioll
8robcs Stiit Sal,t alIf ilr Nctn II
ilbcrtrnsen. mamie. bic l5.i6briss
dltcre Sd)ipeIicr. bate lid, bcrcit u.
fldrt, Die @altt iiir ihrc uerungliift,
Sd)lucitcr hcrii0cteli. Gic Spcratioil
innrbc uor lnSef0br II Sagcl pol,
u. :, ". !. Ninnep poll5ogcn. Wc,
tern lullrNcn bic beibcn ainoer, lpcl-
ue II Sd9t lollG l!ebc'1 el!loll0er &c
'hnout lpareL 9etren1t. urlb ca ml,r.
&C fcitse'tellt, Sab Sic iitc tragene
Sunt llter rie perfect, Stellc bcs @ci-
neS 9epadylen NOR. Bic Sperotion
mar bereits einlral ron>onoeren aerj.
ten periid)t porbsn, oauraIs ieooG
init negotiuern grfols. 9eibc s.t,loer
erholen iif. lnb lire poIlfonlnenc
@%crciung miro in @a!tr crma,tct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-21

.3sGke sur &ciic in's MuSlauo Be-
iprnf 6. Mainr, @r. 413, Eit.gnlti'
mprcjtrale, rabc Gnitpm &onic Auc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-21
9as rotbe Bud
-ot8
,Gorreiponocnten"

t~bcilneilcS Tcr5Gd)ntR oes SnGnlf'
@ep0Iferlmg Scr Grotheile.
giirgerreht 3lt erlongen.
gunoes . GinuanOeriung8 9eboro
Gbronif Der SooeSi1ne Don 2eutlhc
in Baltimore IN 1908.
GongreB Der Ser. Staaten.
Coroner Ser Staot.
Giltrifte, 2cgiSIotur rno Staotratl
@igentbum 9altimore'5.
ginmonoerWngS 3 @eb0roe, 9unoe'
Gnod Sreibibliotbet.
5eiertnge, gelsslihe in Warplano.
6ererwebr Stationen.
1lGheninbaIt bon Baltimore.
8eri6te, Marplanb.
@erihte, 9unoeS.
8eiebgebu1g Don Marplano.
@eiinlobeits. Warbetne.
@ouperneurepon Wnrplan0.
Snipeftoren BON &~ubitauen.
Snipettoren pom WGrftcn.
Snipeftoren pom Milh.
Gaiier. SubiIGum in sci ~.
Galenoarium iiir 1909.
9od)idulen.
8riminal'Rro5eIIe.
2iceBen, Staats.
2icenjen, itGotiIde.
2incoln, Nbrabam.
WapprS pom Baltimore.
8rGiioenten ser Ger. Staaten.
Eoli5eimoht Don Baltimore.
YoliSeirifter bon Baltimore.
Yoli5ei.S tutionsbaulcr.
Meiftbum Ger Nutionen.
GeIigionS. Statiltif.
&c9iltrutiou III 1908.
Tettlng ans Scenotb.
StaatSbeorrtc lIno .Veboroen.
StGotlibe 9enmte uno 9eborocn.
Shulen, Ibeno.
Sdulen. Ier5te.
Sdulell, Sanofcrtigfeit.
Sdulcn. Sod.
Shulcn, @Irtcrinucn.
StroBeubobncu III Baltimore.
S%terebcbaii3 III Baltimore.
Siei inter Scr Gr0c.
@otim fir Die Allleibel,.
Totlm filr Gonareb.
Gotlm fir Yraliocnt.
Totllm iiir @ablnlamer.
SeruiIligungeu, ltaOtiidc.
Wablen in 1909.
8ablprejinttc in Baltimore.
@oIicrnietbc iiit @obnbdliier.
WeibnaftSlie6.
8obcr unicr SIeiit fommt.
3um llellcn Sobre.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Galenoer.
Sin troticncn.
Wma5oncnsWtaric mo We1pain.
abrabam 2inccIn.
2incoln'S @ebur.SGouS.
2incoIn aui Dem Sterbebett.
@ootb eritieBt Sincolu.
0obrmoidinc.
Cine @crbaitnnl.
Giicrncr 60rbertturn.
Ginbrennen Der aGlbcr.
Scueridiii.
8ooic.Nelt Troirie.
Veifnorenc nm Wittcrnott.
Seiid)rcdcn ser Gbenc.
SuIoi8uu1 scr @uuoesiitriten,
2nItidlob S%d)ontrunn.
0mahornigcr Scras. Stier.
9eud,ttbiirmc.
2eudlttburmball.
Hcttungsorbeiten.
Northumberland.
Union Stod YARDS.
lnteriu6ungs' 0eiansenc.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-07-29

Music folios Is and so cents. Sheet
music 10 and Is cents at Taylor's
drug and book store. 2.,
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-07-29

TAKEN UP-At my place on Sec.
1, township ISL, range 81, one bay
mare about years old branded on
left shoulder 8 and on right shoulder
s bar / and one gray gelding about
16 years old branded 8 on right ham
right ear loped and right side Of neck
dark spotted. Owner get property
and pay all charges. =. W. Newman
Max, N. D. tbs -
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-07-29
Taken Up

Come to my place IL miles south
of Minot one bay horse Weighing
HOO pounds branded COW right hip
and bow left shoulder and one bay
horse with star in forehead weigh
ing 1900, no brand. Owner can have
same by paying charge.
~.5.l w. NJ. Whorley,
1922 So Minot, + D. n. 3.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-07-29

John Fahey, a prominent Minot at
~torney, was chosen Grand Keeper Of
Rscords and Seals at the twentieth
session of the grand loege of tho
Knights of Pythias of North Dakota
1t Grand Forks, last week.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-10-22
TO THE PUBLIC.

The weekly issue of the"FREIE
PREssE FJER TEXAS has po-
sitively the largest circulation
Of all German papers published
In the State of Texas. 1t is
mailed to $50 post-ofices. and
has an extended circulation in
Mexico in the Indian Territory,
and in Oklahoma.
1t clrculates from Galveston
to Denison. from Marshall to Ell
Paso and of course mainly In
the thickly populated central
and southwestern parts OF the
state. as also in Mexico.
Two tlavellng men and our
very active local agents are con
tinuously adding new sub
scribers to the lists.
In consideration of these facts
the ''FREIE PREssE FUER Texas
claims to be the best adver-
Using medium In the State Of
Texas, when it is the object to
reach the German reading po-
pulatlon.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-10-22
9ttrfnntt aetst.
Don Grnit staus.

nu hart gu 2i9t unb Slang seborex,
Yin u1etuer Miege ftanb bas 2eib;
6rdu Gorge bat MIR 9reu eeI1tporen
1lnb dnsftlt1 bdlt fe tbren 9Th.
Eein Neg fibrt fanft 3u libten &5ben,
sd gebe einer bunfeln qfab,
Du febft bes @lldes Gabne tpeben,
Bo brobenb MIR bas unbetl nabt -.
Was im@te Id auf Gtinen meeen,
Die fonnis fnb uub blitbenbunt? =
ein WegfNid tam Id Str entsesen =
Damn fanb i'd fta = auf fre1nbtm
Dos mar BON mtr elm tb5ridt 9anbeln -
Ser Gtttler unb bas R5nigstinbi
Du tonnf nibt meine Mege tpanbeln,
Die borneupol unb teints fnb
Sd blide itumm unb traumberloren
DIR nod bo1 Web - bod obne Netb:
Du mart 5u 2ibt unb Slang seboren
I'm metntr Wiege tanb bag 2eib -.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-10-22
Waret.8eriht.
8au,ninpIe.

San antuuip, Seq, 10. Oft. = Orois
narp, 811/16 Cts, @oob SrbinarD
10 H16 Cts, 9otp Miobling II 1916
gts.; Miboling 12 1916 Cts; @ooo
Miobling 10 ste Gents.
@alpeitpm, Seq, 10. Oft. = 0rbiz
nmarp 1QM Cts 2op @ioolmns 12%
Cts, Wiooling 1875 gts.; @ooo
Miobltng 1873 Cts; @ibbling Sair
14A Gents.
Meiu Orleans, 2a., 10. Oft. - @oon
Sroinarp 11B Cts; 2otp Miboling
12A Cts; Wfibbling 1872 gts.;
8ooo Mlboling 13 9/16 gts.; @ioos
ling Sair 1875 Gents.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-10-22

10 Hangs, tpenn Onufri einberfdritt.
Damn fdlug iie etlts etn 8reua iiber
6ttrn unb 8ruft unb lpra9 bte @ebete
b%alblaut, UNI bic traurtgen 9ebanfen
iu bansen.
G~ortiesnna folgt.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-10-22

8anmiuulliamen nnb beRem 8rsonttc.
grirna gaumluoafamenz@eb ger 9ons
ne $1,000.
SalmlpoaiamenzSel, rob, 1888 uno
$5.35.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-10-22

8enm 5mei Didtern nihts
elnlaat, ibreiben tie eemeiniam Elm
Stiid.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-10-22
&erlanst

miro elm gutes oeutibes Mdoden, oas
fofen fam. @ebalt $4,000 per Mo-
nate fir Die riftige Berion. Nad3u-
fragen 324 Weit-BopIar StraBe.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-03
L0 PAPERS FOR SALE

old papers. in bundles of 100. for sale cheap at Revisw office.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-03
LAKE SUPERIOR
 s SONORA 1 MINE
Recent Examination of Prop erty 0Wend By Duluth Par
 ties Shows Rich Ore

The Lake Superior and Sonora De veIc pment Company, which owns a valuable inning property in the foot hi Is of the San Manuel mountains in Old Mexico, thirty miles northwest Of Altar. Sonora. Mexico. approx.mat- ing 1000 acres, with all titles clear, is making fine showing in the dsyeio:s- ment Of the mine and prom 'ses to bring. considerable wealth to the own CTS. who are Duluth parties. Port Lobos, located on the Gulf Of Cal for n.a and about sixty miles from the Iroperty of the Lake Superior and Sonora Development Company, is the it cal 20 mt for transportation.
 X test pit on the property TOO feet from the main shaft shows very rich in copper. Several thousand yards or open cut work have besn done and it all shows that it should average 10 ounces of silver to the ton. Two new ve ms have just been opened up 1000 yards southwest Of the main lode. something not expected by the company, but which shou add con siderable value to the property. A series Of veins running parallel thrC ugh the property from 25 to 9 feet apart can be traced for q consid- erable distance on the surface and
 show a width of about 20 feet. The veins are Of two dist net characters one showing a high grade Of carbon ate copper ore aud the other very strong iron-capped corper formation These have been traced through the ent re property by open trench work
 The shafts are bsing sunk. one be- ing forty feet deep and the ether twenty-five feet, and two day and night shifts are being worked, 35 men being employed The work 's b n pusae1 to the utmost. Contracts have been sst for two more shafts cnd work will beg at Cnce.
 1ae company houses and store bubCluSs are under construction. Ee2ctiatIcns arc under way for trans pcrtsLcr among several companies in dis district and saould t b. se- currd the Lake Superior and Sonora VII have a very valuable property The IsIne is no longer a prospect. and with the present capable manage asent good returns may bs expected. it seems that if an arrangement among the several mining companies in tae district to erect a shelter can be erected it would prove mutually } ! profitable and would add to the value Of sil ihe property. It is understood that negot' ations are under way with this end in view.
 Wrrk Il be renewed shortly upon the H P'omo property. This nine is located nine miles from tae Lake Sn- perior and Sonora and in the heart Of Q very rich m'n'ng district.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-03
MINE BECOMES
 ZINC PRODUCER
Former Gold Property Now Leading in Output of
 Arizona

KTNGMAN. Ariz.. April 2.-More than quarter of 8 century ago the CoIconda mine. in Union Basin, 15 miles north of Kingman. was noted for it's production Of rich god and silver org with a lead base. Follow i1g the custom tlen in vogue the mine was wc-Esd under the tribute system and good money for the ieas- CTS and owners resulted. But at 9 shai oW depth zine ore, th=n much desp'sed, as the smelters penalized 1t heavily. appeared in ever increasing quantities unti the penalties over come the other values and gradually W9Tk was abandcued. For many years the owners held the property, cuiy doing the annual assessments. until year ago 1t fell under the not'ce cf ]. A. Boye, IT,, a gentleman well versed in handling that class Of ere.
 Seeing the possib -iities of mining the exposed 2 DC. Mir. Boyle secured inc pr perty by purchase and went to mining by-pr- duets cf the lead. sflyei and gold. How well be has succeeded -o Ataih bF hlG tdi GDe-l ouiAS- IAer . was nslch urelim nary work to per icrm, but this was overcome. and from tbe very start shipping ere was found that socn put the property On 2 paying basis.
 The mine is on'y developed to a depth of 240 feet in the deepest work sngs. yet under the present manage Iuent sixty cars of ore have been ship psd, while as muca more is on the dump ava ting the concentrat ng plan tha. is ts be built within the next su cays. There IS a main shaft and two auxiliary shafts 300 feet each side through wien development is pro
 gressinS. The shipping or Is from 15 inches to four feet wids, while as 1 much more is concentrating. The 11 ne has recently been put into shape so that a car every day can be snip. ic! or f5o tons monthly, averaging
 4s per cent zinc. The shipments from a's ere mine in the year 1908 exceed l ed al the other zinc shipments in the territory. it is understood. and for the pres nt year this will be multi. piled several times. The average ner va ues of the ere shipped has been S4J0 a car. The ore is now issiua sh' 'pped for treStment to the American
 Metal Company at Icfa. Kansas.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-03
; MINING, SHELTERS AND STOCK QUOTATIONS
COPPER AN ENIGMA AND
 MARKET JUGCLERS' DELIGHT

plicc Of c3l per occurred once in December. t.r.e timts in January and once in March. Moreover, the current market price is not as excep- tioDal as many are mel ned to think.
 The average rate in 1902 was li.52 cents per pound. which below pres ert quotatons and the 1velagc of the iaree years. 1902 i nc ds Ne, was l.92 cents. It ii und ubt adtv true, how ever. that ccsts of vilg aud of sup p.les were less tho ie years, which Woul1 ad nit of me -tilv successfully 8 more adverse market.
 Man mine whiei were highly profitable at one ep ch, under one set of ec nom condi ions. find difficulty n maint ming thems-lVss against the counter currents of an alC5r ng industrial era. Hence it Is not sur prising 10 see the copper magnates reaching out for great deposits of low erede ore which can be worked more cAeaply.
 There probably has been no period save during the months of insane sps culation at the zenith of the late Dc om, when copper properties were in greater demand than at this very tme Of low prices and over-Dr, duc. ton.
 4 gccd mine. that wil admit of pro duc'ng refined copper Ia q down al t 1sws ter fer cents, will not need to lcok long for a purchaser.
 But the day of the I2-ceut copper mine i5 passing. The marrow vein. the deep mine. are lcol1cd upon with doubt. Tic copper miner today wants CT bg6ies so large that he can wcTk t,.e.ii. afsr ,-- manner Of iron m'ncs With steam sley5l CT by the caying system, rhe only thing thai eaa rec. cmmead a small vein tcday is the ( re tence-sf precious metals in the or } suik scient to render the copper in largo T2rt 9 by-p-cduc,,
 Nine of the type of t@e Utah c p per the Boston Consolidated, the \ yada Consolidated. the Miami. the Ray Consolidated. which it ameu can deliver Ciectcciytic copper iu New Yrfk al Q cost Cf s cents or less. anu Cf thC Ccrro de Pasco 'u Peru, which is credited with delivering it at 7, are thc sort that the eC-csliel trust mag mates are reaching after. The result will liHely be the development Cf q domi1elt grrup--a trust. It seems in evitabie. Only those 1zssc- operators who can make copper gs cheaply or mere so can survive.
 The engineer who estimates the fU true cf nine on 8 cost basis g1tI than 9 cents rar pound is clearly iT d~rger .cf m'sIealing h's client.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-03
Bisbee, CoehIss County. Arizon--
 January Soth. 4, D. 1883.


 January S0th. 4, D. 19ss To James Davi7.
 lou arc hereby notified that we have expsaded TBcnty-nvs Hundred (3250e. .00) Dollars in labor and iE- provenents upon the following de sc-ibed GlzlaS ClxinH, s'iuate and be;lg ir HsrizD ing C!strict, County of Cochisa, Territory of Arl- zoua, to-wlt: THE S1. -SOIS' the Location Certificate of which is recorded in the Recorders Oglce iz sGd for tho said County of Cochise, in Book @2, ccords 0s Mines, at Page 494, THE TExAS' Mining Claim, the Location Certificate of which is re corded in ssid Recorders Ohce, in Book g, Records of Mines Rt Page 490, '"The RED GOLD" Mining Claim, the Location Certificate of whic his re- corded in said Recorders once, in Book No. 22, Records of Mines, as Page 1e6, THE NACo" Mining Claim the Location Certificate of which is recorded in said Recorders once, in Book No. 22. Records of Mines, at Page 4e3, and THE PRIDE OF THE WEST" Mining Claim, the Location Certificate of which is recorded in said Recorders Ofice in Book No. 2s, Records Of Mines, st Page 437, as vii appear by certificates files h the OlHce of the Recorder of said Cochiss County. Ia order to hold said lands and promises under the provisions o1 Section 2324 Revised Statutes of the United Ststes, being the amount re- TrF5re1 To karE ina aRrza r1r fhc vakrz 1904, 1905, 1s35, 1907 and 1908.
 And f within ninety (90) days after 'his uctice by publication you fail or refuse to eSntibute your proportion of such expenditure, Ss So-owner your Interest in said cislm will become the property of the subscribers under said Secticn 2S24, Of the Revised Statutes of the United States
 TEOS. SAYERS (Seal).
 c. HeCARTY (Sezl).
Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-03
PROBATE NOTICE

Order to snow cause why real es- tate should not be leased.
 In the pro bate eourt, Coch'se coun- ty. Tfrritr~y of Arizona. in the mat ter of the estate of John F. Blewett, dece.sed
 Upon reading and signing the pet'- ton Of Mary Blewett, adm nisi ratrix of the estate of John R. Biewett. de ceased, it is ordered that all persons Interested in tae estate of John R. Blewett, deceased. he and appear be fcre this cc1rt at the c'ty of Tomb stone. Cochise county. Territory of Arizona. at the court room of said court on April 18th. 1909. at the houl cf l o'clock D. m. then and there Co snow cause why said court should not make an order for the leasing of cer- tain real estate belcng'ng to the es- tate of said dsceasd. vjz: One six room two-stcry house and one five rom two-stoTy house and one lot D which the same is situate. So by % feet. on what is~known as Aurora Mining claim in Tombstone Canyon. city of B'sbee. C-chise cou1.- TeF.. --tory Of Arizrna. for the term = three years from February 1st. 1909 at the rsntal of S35 co per month for the Fret three months of said term. and $50.O0 per month fcr the remainder of said term. Sad rental payable in advance on the first day of each month and said petition on file as aforesaid is hersby referred to for further particulars.
 Dated April 1st, 1909.
 (SiRnedl
 FRANK W GooDBoDy.