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Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-30
On Business.

{. II. Jones. a commercial tray
eler from San Frame SEQ. who has
been making this territory for the
past twenty years. was in town yes
terday in trade interests
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-30

MRS. Jacobs. of Lowell, who has
been i'll with erisipelas. is reported
10 DO out of danger and on the road
20 recovery
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-30

The o. K theater Is showing one Of
the most interesting lines of moving
picture shows that has ever been pro-
dEeed in this city. Their week end
program includes both drama and
comedy Of a very high class. Lass
Who Loves a Sailor. a dramatic piece
picturing true love in its purest in
tensity. Marble Quarrying has both
scenic and educational features which
to 2 person who has never seen any
thing OF the kind is well worth the
price Of admission 10 the entire per
Torrance. The Flirto Maniac and
the Man Monkey are screams from
start to finish, and Tommy in Dream
land is a corker.
This show house is putting up
line of clean, entertaining. educa-
tional and interesting performances.
and is drawing the big houses which
it justly deserves.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-30

The gas office is now doing bust
ness in their new location In old Fair
Store on Subway.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-30
Aeneerson sees centrset.

James Henderson was yesterday
awarded the contract for construct
ing the new building on Man street
90 BE occupied by the Royal theater.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-30

the United States is seven times as
common as among the whites.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-30
ADJUSTMENTS

Tonight at the Orpheum will be the
last night of The Bogus Indians.
the breezy musical comedy that has
won such popular favor in the last
three nights
Walter Reed and Dave Clifford as
the two bogus Indians, have man,
rich comedy scenes, and Dave Cliff
ord's song number. I'm q YiddisheT
Cowboy is presented in a clever and
finished manner. Geneyieve De Lacou.
in her two breezy musical numbers
4 Wish / Had Pal" and Busy Lis
lie broadway" made the decided hit
of the musical program. Ed. VII
lard. the young tenor. sang i've Got
Rings on My Fingers" in a very plea
ing manner.
Tomorrow night the orpheum Musi
cal Comedy Company will present
The Toymaker.T air Ed Flynn win
make his first appearance a. the Or
pheum in this new comedy. and viii
be seen in the title role
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-30
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} CITY IN BRIEF, .
= o g = . o o

The gas Office is now doing bust
ness iD their new location in old Fair
Store on Subway.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-30

". ii. Brophy returned yesterday
morning from business trip to Fl
PasO
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-30

The gas Office is now dong bust
ness in their new location in Old Fair
Store on subway.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-30

II hydrogen gas be burned in Ii
quid air it viii produce steam in
the form Of snow.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-30

In witness whereof these pres
ents are signed by the mayer of the
city Of Bisbee. and attested by the
clerk Of said city and the seal OF said
city is hereto affixed Oh this the 29th
day OF April. 1910
GEO. II. NEALE.
Mayor Of the City Of Bisbea
Attest: GEO. S. GAGE.
City Clerk OF Bisbee
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-30

Germany. Russia and Austria ex-
coed the United States in the pro-
daottion OF potatoes.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-30
Celebrate May Day.

Mnkled broilers at Angus grocery
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-30
City Canvass of Returns of Primary
by the City Council Of the
City CT Bisbee.

The undersigned mayor and city
council OF the city Of Bisbee. county
Of Cochise. Territory of Arizona. met
at 10 O'Clock a. m on the Friday fol-
lowing the primary held in said city Oh
the 2Srd day of April. 1910. and begai
in public the canvass of sucn returns.
postponing the same from day to da,
until all the returns were received
and determined the results as follows
The whole number OF votes cast il
said city Of Bisbec was $50.
The =hole number of votes cast fol
each candidate OF each political party
was as follows:
Nc. Votes
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-30

soft that it may be used as soap.
giving an abundant lather.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-30

Women need. on the average. about
nine tenths the nourishment sequir-
ed by men.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-30
NEWEST NOTES OF SCIENCE.

OF all the nations Sweden and
Spain have the fewest alien res
idents
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-30

Milk-fad brollers at Angus srocory
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-09

from the Scorpion with the drift east
ward 70 the Joe Bush.
The Inspiration Copper company Is
operating three churn drills IN the
course Of its prospecting. II will he
remembered that the Colorado shaft
Is located s.Soe feet west o. the Joe
Bush and one Of the drills is working
. feet east Of this shaft on he
Colorado claim. Another drill ! On
the Pinto claim and 3 third drll out
nj Is sinking a hole on the Apex claim
" being sunk on the Apex
has Just struck ore al s dspfh
OF 4se feet As the name q the
claim indicates, this hole Is located
on n Of the highest parts q the
property. hence the thickness Of the
Of the ore body. The
hole o. the Pinto claim is within a
short distance Of the Miami Copper
boundary. In this part Of
the property good ere has been found
BY he previous drill holes
Except for the connecting Of some
the shsfuing, the test mill recently
erected by the company near the Joe
shaft is completed and il Is ex-
that in about = month this
nil viii begin treating small euanu-
ties 81 ore With q view 10 determining
Is concentrating propensifieS The
capacity Of The mill is - tens Of ore
- hours
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-09
REPORT ON MASON VALLEY.
Engineer skinner Sets Forth His
Views CT the Mines

4 report has been issued q The
Mason Valley property hv Z y Skin
neT g Boston which Nil prove q
much Interest 10 western share
holders n p2rI hIs report SAYS
The developments AZ the Mason
Valley properly IN The past SIX q
eight months have been The most in
PoTtSnt Slnce active operations -
gan Although actual calculations
have 10 been made. i appears safe
10 Szy that never las Mason Valley
hooked - mach Ike 3 Ez-e As =
does today Some Nsry large ere
shoots are beng opened -. Rh1eh
speak for themselves Ancag these
i z $50 fee Ions - feet vide.
averaging ; Per cent COPPER Al
ether is fesl long. With ere i oo1A
faces, 20 teei vide. &Ss2yi1g 5 PEI
cent copper. Another. 80 feel long
"a fsei vide a. the north and - feei
a. The south. he whole Siope zxerzE-
Ing 5 PEI cent copper. Others might
Re mentioned. though these xrs re
largest
The 2oS1 important q TIE recezl
developments has been The encounter
lng ~ ore on TIE 4-o-fo0f aeVe3. a. d
distance o. S35 feet from The main
Eizze below TIE 4No-toot leVel Tess
Gre as str1ek after passing through
lie feet n oxs6lTe5 and lezchsd IA
1suzl followed by Ice fee1 81 azrrsz
line Froz his position The drift
N6S Turned &c - sa= As .Aeu "a
tie north where The ore BODY AS
encountered The 6uft = ever s.
g. - -
good grade nzl1e composed q chA3-
coTyrsts disseminated through ne
CAZsae T~hirry-zKs cars fraz he
1rst - feet - tins development as
saved A. PEI cez copper. Tbs oo3y
: located nearly directly an6e- c2s
= The c3e SAoo1s Z The s0a level aid
connection NG1l - made 70 prove IT
ore continues TAis 4-e level i -
Gated Sc tee1 below the surface TIE
EsSe le&eAea ard oXa5ize5 zoze 81
tAss asFG points = he possibility ..
s1co1zterllg -ch secondary ores IL
depth
After calling attention 70 ne 6sf-
Hcaltaes mel N mining these ere
bodies in The line o7n1tSoa. M Skin
ne1 SAYS
Recex1 computations - The ore il
reserve place his kgnrs A. APPROX
1Risly i08t. zoe tons ~Ass2ying -
pe- cent copper. No estimate 81 The
ere = tAe dazps las ee~1 made. ou'
there are probably IS. zee tons h-ok-
81 k~ssRE11g ever : PEI cent copper
TIE ore Is practically SELF
fnxlns And = arr. czlr slight as
asE1ozs Il the rAa II zlzs viii - -
c1SSxw
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-09
PUSHING WORK
ON INSPIRATION
WORK WELL UNDER WAY To
CONNECT Up THE JOE BUSH.
SCORPION AND COLORADO
SHAFTS.

The latest advice from the lnspira-
tion indicate that the development q
the mammoth ore body is going for
ward rapidly under the capable diFee-
tien 81 Manager T. II. Drammond.
Al the Joe Bush shaft six drifts are
being driven north and south On the
sea-feet leNea. Also On the tunnel
level. which is IL feet above the
fourth. raises are being put up 70 the
limits Of the ore body in the course
Of blocking oat the ore and making
il ready fer extraction.
The long extraction Adii. and the
portal Of which Is located about s.SNo
fee southwest Of the Joe Bush shaft
has been completed and connections
has been made with one Of the drifts
from the shaft 81 4 point SIS feet
distant from il. The tunnel will be
the main avenue through which the
ore viii be removed from the mine
when production has begun.
Work is also under way 10 effect 4
connection between the Joe Bush
shaft and the Scorpion and Colorado
shafts. thus uniting the various
groups Of workings OF the lnspira-
ton property into a well-oo-ordinsted
system. For several months drifts
have been in progress with a view 10
making these W. connections and the
end Of this work is now in sight Be
fore the connection between the Joe
Bush and the Scorpion shafts can
be made. however. 44o feet Of drift
east and west must be done. In
these shafts a drift was
driven straight south from the Scor-i
pion SEQ feet and drifting was then
eastward from that point and
westward from the Joe Bush. 50 thai
he two will meet st no distant date.
70 eonnec the Colorado shaft with
he other two on the property. about
feet Of work is necessary. The
of connection vii be the in
e~rsecuion Of the drift southwark
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-09
IOS1 HIS NERNE At
ltfSt his MIN y Ut
END OF JOURNEY

After travelling for 400 miles
, with a SIS. 600 brick of gold in
, suit case without fear of robbery
} 5. :. Spell. n Nevada miner. lost
} his nerve Saturday morning
, when he faced the trip from the
, Adams hotel in Oakland 10 the
mint in San Francisco and
} sought the protection of Dick
Adams. the hotel proprietor, and
, a policeman who accompanied
, him 10 the Mint and helped him
, cash his treasure.
Spell, who is a typical desert
, miner. explained 10 Adams that
. he has spent the past eighteen
. months on his claim hidden
, away in the hills north of Win
. uemcca. Nevada. and in that
. time has extracted the gold he
, brought down with him. The
, mine has been kept q secret. he
, SAYS. and no one in the Nevada
, country knows that he has TAX
, en- u any gold at all.
With the heavy brick wrap
, ped in a swsthins Of clothing
, and carried in 4 battered suit
, case, Spell travelled from VIM
, nemucca e Oakland. arriving
, Friday night. and put up at the
, Adams hotel The mex morn
, ing he inquired about making
, the journey 70 San FranoiSo.
He began 10 have visions Of rob
hers. and confding his secret 10
} Adams asked the latter 10 get a
} policeman and go with him 10
} the Mint.
Returning 10 Oakland. Spell
purchased an SIS suit of
clothes. s carton Of factory
made cigarettes. three pairs Of
the finest lace boots. cached the
fortune he had Won and started
out 10 sci the town
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-09

clerk, Kimberly ........ 1000
W. W. Lockhart, election in
peetor. Riepetown ..... 1910
j. NJ. Griest. election inspec-
tor. Riepetown ........ 1900
c. B. Nance. election inspec-
tor. R%iepetown ....... 1000
]. f. Wagner. election clerk,
Riepetown .......... 1000
". A. Perkins, election clerk
Riepetomn 1000
H. L. Fuller, meals for
prisoners .............. $50
W. II. Wade. merchandise for
sherif's Office ..... 40
george Peaeocke, rent of
bowling alley for election 1900
Nevada Livery Co, team hire $500
Vienna Cafe. meals for
prisoners 1850
Henry ". Schilling. road
work as per contract, road
No. 5 10000
Campton Commercial Co., mer-
chandise for sherif's Office 200
Cal Clayson. delivering ballot
box ...........E...... $500
o. H. Allison. delivering
ballot box 1920
O II. Allison, services as
registry agent .... 2s.s5
Cumberland Ely Copper Co.
overpayment of bullion tax 80
Nevada Con. Copper Co.
overpayment of bullion tax 22s.7O
William Matson. work on
county road No. 2 ...... 1880
Nevin & Graham. burial of
Indian child ... 5000
James Roseyear. delivering
ballot box ..... $500
Nevada Press Co. for print
ing ...... 1915
Sam Davis. constable fees 20.75
g. ". Gaby. serving one day
as juror ........... 2.5O
L A. Arnoldson. serving one
day as juror .....e $50
NJ. Y. Clsys. serving one day
as juror ,..-.. $50
William Hamilton. serving
one day as juror . $50
c A. Lundell. serving one
day as juror ... $50
NJ. Buchanan. serving one day
as juror .. $50
Chas- E. Davis. registry agent 1920
Copper Ore Printing Co, print
ing .......... $500
Expositor Printing Co. print
ing and supplies 1850
White Pine News. printing 1890
William BERTHE. work on
county road No. $3.50
Joseph E Stevens. cash ad-
Vanced INDECENT sick 1880
Total s.s4sI4
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-09
Merry. Ha~ CArful.

A modest you1g ak3r 0f q A.
eaNantkzee AssxrS speaks II her aeg-
Aorn hzi a Asr EmhAo-. in mixed
cSZpxzy
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-09

hereby certify that the foregoing
bills were allowed BY the board Of
county commissioners on the :, 5. Is.
3 and - days Of September. 1910.
F. \. OLDFIELD.
Clerk.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-18
Misses Garments
" HEsE are tho same sizes. but !

" HDSE are the same sizes. but not
the same cut or fashion. as the
Il clothes for small women. The OBJ
ject is to meet the demands made by the
figures ana style Of young girls from Il
to 20.
For street wear there are smart tailor
made dresses in serge. fancy mixtures
and panamas Most OF these have the
peasant blouse. and one OF the many va
rieties of the new straight. narrow skirt.
sailor collars are frequently seen. and
small yokes are also favorite trimmings.
Jabots or frills Of chiffon. lace or silk
are likewise popular.
For afternoon. messaline, satin. taffeta.
broadcloth. cashmere and velvet are all
in favor. The usual trimmings are hand
pliques. Some of these afternoon frockS
have a collarless neck and three-ouarter
sleeves.
of chiffon. plain or bordered: net, mar
ouisette or some other soft, sheer fabric.
All Of these are made over Innings of
satin. messaline or silk. Nearly all silk
frocks are yelled to soften the effect.
These dancing frocks, meant primarily
for the older girls. are nearly all made
decollete and with very short sleeves. A
few are gathered at the ankles. with
sashes to match the girdles and the
color Of the dress.
Artificial flowers are often seen as
trimmings. Beads are also in the mode.
in both white and colors Most OF these
shades OF pink. blue. green, lavender and
yellow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-18
Black Velvet
\ HE vogue for black velvet reached
its height when some Paris desixn.

" He vogue for black velvet reached
its height when some Paris design
ers allied 1t with English eyelet
embroidery. People gasped. stared and
then as quickly as possible went and did
likewise. 1t Is not surprising to see how
general the use Of this supple material
for it must be supplies
1t edges the fllniy materials Of evening
gowns. A broad band Of velvet Is used
at the hem or to gather In the fullness
OF tunic. This note Is repeated on the
sleeves that might suggest too little
strength OF weave to sustain the weight,
but 1t can be done with safety and I'M
dsniable effect.
Black velvet with lace 10 another COM
bination that is charming. Spanish lace.
In white. black or colors. IL relieved by
strips and panels OF velvet that gives q
rich body to any filmy gown and affords
contrast in textures.
AS rosettes g1rdles or pipinxs the use
OF black velvet is without limit. The
color itself serves to bind together two
contrasting shades into q veritable har-
mony. Again. 1t gives line OF contrast
between two tones Of one color thus
strengthening q scheme and empbauz.
Sashes are dominant note this SEA.
son. or black velvet, fringed with heavy
SILK or allied In unexpected ways with
chinon or tulle, a sash will add distinc-.
ton to the simplest frock. The sensible
way is to make 1t adjustable, for tho
friendly black can be taken from ono
frock and used on another gown with
great effect
Black velvet hats for afternoon ana
evening are undoubtedly in the foremost
ranks. They are shown In some ad-
vanced openings IN large. low shapes
with oval crowns. frequently there are
contrasting under surfaces OF bright
satin
For evening gowns the black velvet
models bid fair to carry the laursls.
They are combined with gold or silver
embroidery or with wonderful beaded
plastrons that reflect the colors OF the
rainbow.
When you discover the magnificent
evening wraps Of black velvet that are
friendly in that they will grace any col
ored costume. then. indeed. the full sig
nilcance Of beauty will burnt upon you.
These can be lined with metallic tulle
under chiffon: they can be lined with
soft hand-painted satin or brocaded silk.
and are SO lovely on the inner surface
that many owners Will be tempted to
turn them inside out for a change.
But remember that black velvet Is the
fabric for this autumn and winter!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-18
Waists for Suits

TTYAISTS for tailor made suits
wv match the suits in color. That
w is the final dictum Of fashion.
and white and even Persian waists are
20 be distinctly secondary In smartness
and Importance to the smart colored
blouse
The effect, OF course, is that of q
three piece gown: and sometimes the
trimmings are of sort to give the ap-
pearance even of a two-piece costume.
These waists are most frequently OF
chiffon. marouisette. wolfe or net In
less expensive costumes they are being
made OF messaline and taffeta with
chiffon
You will want to know. OF course.
the popular colors for suits. so as TO
be able to match your blouse correctly
Most fashionable are navy blue. seal
and golden brown. dark green and
black There are also some lighter
shades which are IN the mode. such
as ocher, lavender, natter blue, taupe
and bronze.
When Persian waists are worn now.
they are yelled with chiffon or some
other sheer brio. or toned down with
folds of plain silk or satin, usually
black Black waists are usually OF
silk. such as taffeta. messaline. satin.
crepe de chine and silk sneteor. How
ever. chiffon and marQuisette are also
seen. chiefly In yelled models.
A good many black waists are made
over white or fancy silk Innings, have
email yokes and collars of white lace. or
are otherwise trimmed or combined with
white. A few have a touch OF
oriental or metallic embroidery.
Wash waists are nearly all tailored.
for street and business wear. OF linen.
madras and fancy shirrings. A few
have white grounds with colored
checks. stripes or jacquard effects. The
sleeves in these are mostly or the
kiYnono or peasant smock cut Few
lingerie waists will be seen, what few
there are are Of lawn, marQuisette or
cotton wolfe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-18

fARlS. sept. ..
A T RUMPLEMEYER'S there have
~ been seen some Of the most at
- = tractive toilettes this last week.
Afternoon dresses OF blue wolfe
over gray satin seem to predominate
To carry out the alliance of blue and
gray. these frocks are worn with huge
gray hats trimmed with plumes.
A practical street hat seen at this
place was Of leghorn. with a pulled
crown of black velvet. It's narrow brim
was caught at one side underneath a
velvet strap and two velvet buttons
Scarfs are worn by everybody as pro-
tecting and lovely accessories for morn
ing or evening. Satin is perhaps the
fabric most generally used. but chiffon
and supple fur are gradually being
wound about the necks of lovely women
when the cool air of the country or
watering places claims a thought.
Grunwaldt. in the Rue de la Paix, IL
showing short fur coats that are differ
ent from last years models, but just as
convincingly pretty. They fall in loose
lines. are finger length" and have large,
rolling collars and huge jeweled buttons
On the full-lengfh evening wraps OF
fur soutache Is combined with jeweled
buttons. Motifs of braid hold In any
slight fullness that occurs at the back or
sleeves
Velvet for afternoon gowns will be the
most favored material Either as plain
little dresses with a slightly high waist
line, trimmed with fringe. or as elabo-
rate suits that are reminiscent Of the
Louis styles. it is equally effective
Empire styles are exploited by the best
modstes. Deep cuffs and revers. sashes,
buckles and buttons and all little touches
that are traceable to the French courts
are much in evidence.
BechoffDavid have created stir in
the world of fashion by their evening
gowns. Orange is the favorite color OF
this firm. 1t is introduced on many Of
the costumes in unusual ways. Broad
bands of chiffon on white mousseline de
sole, huge plastrons of silk embroidery
and plaques of orange Opaque beads are
the effective methods.
Gold and silver scarfS over brown
chiffon and bordered with skunk fur are .
shown. They must be considered with
regard to the evening gown. for in the
scarf lies much power to enhance the
beauty OF costume. and no one knows
It better than the Parisienne.
Bouses of striped linen for wear with
the early fall suits are shown. They
have plain white linen jabots and col
lars. and the belts worn with them must
match the skirt
Green promises to be a fall color. Blue.
cerise. black and white. with odd combi
nations of shades, attest to the fact that
e Is a colorful world in which We live.
For children. models Of black and white
checked serge and cheviot are pracu-
cal. These are frightened up by touches
of blue or red broadcloth linen and
tiny brass buttons. A pleated skirt. with
quite a long-waisted blouse. is the most
accepted type of simple frock.
Hats for the little ones are usually in
the bell shape-"cloche," we call 1t
while In the showing Of fall models
beaver predominates. Simplicity is the
main note. Little cocardes of metallic
ribbon or cabochons Of gold and silver
cord are on the best shapes. ELOISE.