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Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-05
, COPPER REEF

At the Copper Reef Consolidated
mines. located about twenty miles
southeast OF Globe. the arrival of
two forty-horsepower noists with
which to begin the sinking Of two
shafts is being awaited. Charles T.
Martin Of Globe. who is financial
agent for the company. is in receipt
OF a letter from the factory at Ian
sing. Mich. saying thar the hoists
we're shipped a few days ago and
should arrive at the mine by June
l..
As soon as the HOSTS are received
the sinking of two double-compart-
ment shafts will be commenced OF
abe main dyke which strikes across
the Copper Reef property. These
saafts will be about $500 feet apart
A tunnel to intersect one Shaft is
now being driven by contract labor
Within q week. Viee-President Pete
Boyd Of Pittsburg. General Manage
s. W. Clawson Of Los Angeles an'
other officers OF the company vii
reach Globe and from here make
trim TO the property.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-05

manifestation of grief. Mr.. and Mrs.
Fawcett sat down upon one Of the
packing cases and they too wept
Looking up at her husband with her
streaming eyes. Mrs. Fawcett said;
Oh, John, l cannot bear tais.
know not how to co..
81" or ! either replied the doctor;
'nor will We go. Unload the wagons
and put everything in the place
where It was before"
There was great JOY at Wainssate
Dr. Fawcett hal yielded up praise
worthy ambition. ana sacrificed the
hopes Of bigger and broader field
OF service. to remain with rrral
congregation at a salar' Of less than
5000. year. He sent letter to Lon
ldon explaining the sit;,ation. and
then resolutely returned to the worl'
of his circumscribei sahe,s.
The hymn here Reproduced is said
to have been written IN conimemora-
ton OF this episode in the doctors
LIFE. The tender associations en-.
swined with these popular lines are
innumerable. Missionary Coffing. OF
Aintab. in Armenia. had determined
10 explore a new field Of work in the
Taurus mountains. a hundred miles
northwest of Marash.. 1t was a very
dangerous venture. but he had come
s. regard it as a duty not to be
snirked. The risk was thoroughly
understood by the inhabitants OF
iAintab. so when Mr.. Coffing set
tout they. 10 she number OF 1,50o
gathered on the side OF the road and
babe him goodbye by singing the Ar
n:enian words of this hymn. Blessed
Be the Tie That Binds"
DR.. Fawcett. accomplished a not
able work during his service in the
pulpit. and was honored at home
and abroad. in cottage and palace
His ministry was greatly priced in
the populous district where he labor
ca. Another great hymn Of which he
is the author begins. Lord dismiss
Us vita thy blessing. Fill our hearts
with joy and peace
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-05

average OF two and five-tenths per
cent secured By a thorough sampling
of the ore body several months ago.
p'his drift is being driven rapidly
eastward with the aid of power drills.
While the underground work is in
progress. two churn drills are being
kept steadily at work prospecting the
ground in advance Of the drifting.
Hole No. has just been finisned.
and as was the case at hole No. !,
the existence OF a large body of sui
phide ore was proven. Drills are now
sinking holes Nos. and 4. Hoe No.
is 250 feet deep and is still in
the overburden of the ore body. Az
the fourth location. which is 500
feet southwest of the vertical shaft
the drill has just begun work. The
drills are prospecting the Live Oak
Territory in 200-foot squares. a hole
being put iown at the corner of each
square. Each OF these holes viii sub
sequently be checked by underground
driving
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-05
WOMAN AND CHILD
LEFT ON AN ISLAND
WHILE TWO MEN SOUGHT TO
AID IN OPEN soAT-PRosAeLE
TRAGEDY IN PACIFIC


SAN DIEGO. June Leaving q
woman and child on Guadalupe is
land. $50 miles of San Quintin Low
err California. A. Marcuson. Of Los
Angeles. and a companion, 1he. lat
ter the woman's husband. arrived at
San Quintin last Wednesday after
having been at the mercy of the
wind and waves for six days in an
open boat and with little food and
water.
This is the report brought here by
the steam San Diego from Ensenada.
L. C. The party of four were on the
schooner May. bound from San
Pedro TO Guadalupe island. In a
heavy fog ten days ago the schooner
went ashore on the island. Those
on board barely escaped, and had
no chance to save food or other sup
plies.
The two men then took the
schooner's small boat and started
for San Quintin to obtain help. When
the news of the wreck and the pitt.
full plight of the woman and child
who were left on the island reached
Ensenada, a relief party was organ.
lied and left that place yesterday
in the gasoline schooner Santa Bar.
bara. Guadalupe island is unin.
habited and the fate of the woman
and child is unknown. The relief
party was expected TO reach the
island Sunday night.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-05
CRUELTY ALLEGED
AGAINST TEACHER
PHOENIX PROFESSOR ACCUSED
OF ADOPTING TOO HARD MEAS
URE or DISCIPLINE


PHOENIX, June 4.-The positive
statement was made 10 Democrat re-
porter this morning by a well known
and highly respected citizen Of Phoe
NIX that within the next As hours a
warrant would be issued charging
Daniel F. Jantzen, principal Of the
Central school with extreme cruelty
and other acts unbecoming a man in
his position. The gentleman referred
to did not wish his name mentioned
until after a warrant had been is
sued
According to the statement made
several children attending the Cen
trail school have within the past
week complained to their parents re
gaIding the conduct Of Prof. Jantzen
One little chap stated that Jantzen is
in the habit OF locking children in q
small closet in the building and leav.
ing them there for several hours AT
a time, carrying the key to the closet
in his pocket The closet in question
is said to be a small. two by four
affair, insufferably hot at this time Of
the year and in fact not a healthy
place for a child at any time of the
year.
One child claims that he was lock
ed in the closet the entire day last
Friday for some, tTifiing breach OF
the school discipline that would have
merited a whipping at the very most
The boy states that he nearly tainted
from the intense heat of the closet
A child not so healthy and strong as
the boy Iockee.' the closet undoubt
eriy would have suffered severely Il
the closet is such torture CHAMBER
as is claimed by the students
The attention of one of the leading
business men OF Phoenix was called
to the matter by his little daughter
who is a student a. the Central
school. The little girl herself has
never been punished at school. but
claims that several other studnets
have been locked in the closet by
Prof. Jantzen within the last ter
days.
The father of the little girl. out
ragged at the thought of a child be
ing confined in a sweltering closet a
this time of the year when the Their
mometer has reached such a height
that it is not particularly pleasant
out OF doors. Immediately took The
matter up with Judge Johns.one and
asked that a warrant be issued fol
the arrest Of Prof Jantzen. charging
him with extreme cruelty. Judg'
tombstone advised the gentleman il
question to take up the matter witt
the parents of some of the children
liz is claimed have been locked II
the closet, and allow them to brini
the matter into court
After the conversation with Judg'
tombstone the gentleman in question
stated positively that he would follow
the matter up to the finish and ex
pected 10 have a warrant out TO
Jantzen's arrest before tomorrow
morning.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-05
GI.INGo NINE

As stated last week in these col
umns. the Arizona Gold Mines & Mil
ing company. owning and operating
the Gringo mine in Temporal Gulch
on the south side OF the Snata Rita
mountains, about ten miles from Patti
sonis. have completed the enlarge
ment and improvement of the mill
and preparations are in hand for the
starting Of work again. wh1ct i is ex-
pected viii be done with the next 30
or so days. A 5-stamp min has been
run successfully upon the property
for period Of several years, but the
est results required a larger mill.
and the addition of fifteen stamps
las been made. together with a big
crease in power capacity. Installa-
ton Of two 10O-ton oil burning boil
ers and n powerful steam pumping
plant has pust been made. Every
thing is in the mos perfect order.
and when the start is made, which
viii be upon the return Of Managing
Director J. J. Wyatt from the east.
where he went this week. there Will
be a long coHinued run with a graf
flying production of bullion.
In the Gringo claims there extends
a great ledge Of from ten to fifty feet
in width. that carries free milling gold
ores in very profitable quantities.
The ore yields $500 per ton on the
plates.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-05
WARRIOR


From it's mine in the northern aprt
of the Miami district, the Warrior De.
yelopment company is continuing the
shipments of high grade ore at the
rate of 100 tons a day. a slight in
crease in tonnage having recently
been made. This ore averages nine
ana five-tenths per cent copper or
better. as it is only by reason Of
the excellent uniform grade of the
ore that the management is enabled
To continue shipments at a good
brofit when many Of the other mines
hre curtailing production as much
as possible, owing to the present low
price of copper. The Warrior ore is
still being treated by the Ell Paso
smelter and is put on the cars at
the Miami terminal OF the Arizona
Eastern railway.
The results being obtained by the
continued driving on the west drift
on the 300-foot level Of the Warrior
mine are decidedly favorable and
point to the existence of one OF the
most extensive high grade ere chutes
ever developed in the Globe-Miami
district. For some time past. drift
ing in this part OF the mine has
been at a standstill. while a series
Of raises have been put up for the
purpose OF STOPPING the ore for ship
mens RecentDgs however drifting
has again been begun and is con
stantly developing high grade mater
tai
The Warriar Development company
IS hiring a full force OF men. over
eighty employees now being engaged
at the property.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-05
CHURCH
NOTICES
ST. Johns Church

The second Sunday after Trinity,
there will be a special meeting of
all the Sunday School teachers and
scholars at 9:45 to make arrange
ments for the annual Sunday schoo'
picnic to held at Lewis Sprins on
Tuesday. June It'll. At this session
Of the school the superintendent
viii announce the banner class for
the month Of June. and win tell the
scholars the conditions OF the prize
contest for the next three months
There viii be a celebration OF the
Holy Communion and sermon at II
a. m Evening prayer and address
at 7:45 p. m.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-05

THE EARLE INSTITUTES are the
only Institutes in the United States
doing this high-class work For a num-
Der Of years the EARLE INSTITUTES
chief doctor was head doctor for the
celebrated Woodbury. Institutes and
this fact alone means that he is skilled
IN these lines.
Send stamps for booklet, or better
still. call and see this great doctor.
Address THE EARLE INSTITUTES,
Suite S0l-2 Broadway Central bldg,
i24 S. Broadway, Los Angeles. Cal
Notice Beware of lmportors.)
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BANDITS STILL AT LARGE

san Antonio, Tex. June z.-Strenu-
Gus efforts by the Mexican govern
ment TO capture the robber chief san
atom and his band have so far not
been successful. A larger force OF
rurales and militia will be sent in his
pursuit. A few days ago Sanaton at
tackled Lorenzo Gonzales, a travelling
merchant, near So.avento. Il is now
believed that the headquarters of the
bandits are in the san Anastacio ha-
cienda. near san Juan Evangelist.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-05
Church Of Christ

.(Opposite Central School. ,
9:45 a. m. Bible school Offering
for Foreign Mission. Children's 4,
program in the evening. A good
program is prepared by the children
Everybody welcome. Bring a liberal
Offering TO swell the gifts Of the
children. IL a. m. morning wor
ship. Bible school in Jiggerville at
2:30 D. N. Union picnic Tuesday
at Lewis Springs. Free swings. Free
swim in the pool. Free lemonade
all day long. a jelly good time
everybody Anybody can go
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-05

The horizontal hair of an engi-
neer's transit should be in the
plane Of motion OF the optical cen
ter OF the objective. II this con
dition is not satisfied. the line Of
colIimation win change with every
change Of the obSect-glass. render
ing the intrument useless for level
in. or for measuring vertical an
giles. To adjust the horizontal hair
drive stake near the intrument
and read a level rod upon it; then,
without moving the telescope in
altitude. read a rod upon a second
stake 200 or 800 IT, distant Reverse
in altitude and azimuth and bring
the telescope to the former read.
ing upon the first stake; then read
upon the other stake. II this read.
ing IS not the same as before cor
rect one-half the difference by NOV
ing the horizontal hair. Repeat
the process for a check.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-05

Sunday school at 9:45 a n Mr.. j.
L. Bowden, superintendent Chris
ton endeacor at Gas p. m. Topic.
Christ our Judge, Mt. 25:31-46.
Conservation meeting with monthly
offering. Preaching at II a. m. and
at 7:45 p. m Christian Endeavor
business meeting monday at 1900
p. m. Brotherhood meeting Tues
day at 200 ?. IN. Laymens' Fed.
Grafton meeting in Baptist church
Tuesday at 500 p. IN. Union Sun
day school picnic Tuesday. Train
leaves at 500 a m Fare S1.00 for
adults and $50 for children John
f. Fay, pastor
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-05
LITTLE MIAMI
Globe silver Belt)

Preparations are being made for
carrying on development work rapid
" at the property Of the Little Miami
Mines company. located between the
mineral lands of tne Miami Copper
company and the Warrior Develop
ment company.
At the Wild Air claim. lying al
the head of Geneva Gulch. virtually
everything is in readiness for sink
ing a two compartment shaft for
prospecting purposes. One OF the
shallow shafts sunk on the property
ny the forme rowners is located on
this claim. This shaft has only one
compartment and has been sunk to
abe depth OF 10 feet. At that depth
nhe top Of the schist body has apDar
emily been reached. During the past
sew weeks. since the company was
oreanized the extension Of q wagon
road leading from the Warrior eamT
10 the Inspiration property has beer
completed. thus making the little MI
ami mines accessible from the war
rIor Gulch. The single-compartmen'
shaft has been enlarged to two
compartments for 10 feet from the
surface and permanent timbering nai
been done throughout The instalia
tim Of a twenty-five horsepower gaso
line hoist. now virtually completed
win enable the management TO con
tfnue Development work at a rate
that was formerly impossible with
vipdlass as the only means Of re
moving the waste.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-05

Pegmatite Is a term first applied
to the intimate interpenetratory Of
quartz and othoclase crystals now
more often designated graphic gran
tie II Is at present generally EN-
ployed for igneous rocks Of unusual
iy coarse texture with a prefix such
as -granit-pegmatite" to indicate tee
composition.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-05
OLD DOMINION.
Globe silver BeItJ


At the plant Of the Ola Dominion
Copper Mining a Smelling company
the usual amount of ore, about zoo
tons daily. is being hoisted to supply
the smelter At present. the hosting
is being done through d SHAFT. as
the management has apparently de
cided that it win not shut down this
shaft to make repairs above the
third level station until the new
hoist ordered several months ago is
on the ground and ready fer install
lation. Although it was expected
that the hoist would he shipped from
the factory the first Of May. it has
developed that the shipment cannot
be effected until June 10. SO that the
shaft viii probably not be fully equip
ped until late in the summer The
excavations for the hoist. however
are completed and theconcrete foun-
dalton Is being put in AS soon as
the hoist arrives. the head-frame al
the A shaft viii be raised. and
while the work is under way the
shaft viii be shut down and the orc
and waste will be hoisted.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-05
LIVE OAK
fGlobe silver Beit)

The Live Oak Development company
is attaining excellent results in driF-
tnr drift No. POS eastward on the
second level Of the mine. which Is
established 200 feet from the sur
face. This drift is az present 12l
feet long and has passed continually
through sulphide ore having a copper
content as nigh OF higher than the
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-05
The Salvation Army

Holiness meeting, II a. m, sun
day school. p. m. Open air meet
ing 7:15 p. m, Farewell meeting
for Captain James 8. p. m, meet
ing every night except Monday
Everybody cordially invited 70 these
services. Capt G. S. Van Pelt
Officer in charge
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-05
chrlstlan church serMees

The regular Sunday services OF
the Bisbee Christian Science So
ciety are hid at hoo a N. in the
Fair hall. corner Main street and
subway To these services all are
cordially invited. The subject for
June 9th win be God the only
cause and Creator"
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-05
GREAT HYMNS AND
ABOUT THEIR AUTHORS

Blest be the tie that binds.
Our hearts in Christian love;
TIE Fellowship Of kindred minds,
Is like to that above.
Before our Fathers throne
We pour our ardent prayers;
Our fears. Our hopes. our aims are
one.
Our comforts and our cares.
We share our mutual woes
Our mutual burdens bear.
And often for each other flows
The sympathizing tear.
When we asunder part,
Il gives US inward pain.
But we shall stin be joined in heart,
And hope 10 meet again.
This glorious hope reviyes
Our courage BY the way.
While each IN expectation lives,
And longs to see the day.
From sorrow. toll and pain
And sin. we shall be free;
And perfect love and friendshil reign
Through all eternity.
John Fawcett 1852.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-05

Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets viii clear the sour stomach.
sweeten the breath and create a
healthy appetite. They promote the
flow of gastric juice. thereby Undue
ing good digestion. Sold by all
druggists. "A
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-05

Kimberlite. the rocy in which the
South African diamonds occur. is
found in Arkansas and eastern Ken
lucky. southern Illinois, at SYRIA
cuse. n. Y. and in the Highlands
Of the Hudson Diamonds have only
been found in the Arkansas occur
renee.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-05
Raptist Church Services

Bible School 1000 a. m. sermons
at Il a. m. and pm. by Rev.
Earl Delaney Of Tucson b. Y. p.
\. az 7:45 p. m.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-05
HOPES PLACED
INCONVENIENCE
ON SITUATION
Railroad Heads win See Presi-
dent Taft at the White
House Tomorrow and Try TO
Adjust Things,

BOSTON. June 4-On Monday
President Taft and the attorney gen
ear will have a conference with the
leading railroad men of the country,
and the result may do much to-
wards smoothing over the hard feel
Ing and encouragement which now
exists. The bears made several
sharp drives at the market today,
mbut the big interests seem to have
withdrawn from the market and
their selling was not a factor. The
short interest has been largely in
creased by the weakness of the
past few days and If the conference
at Washington should result in hav-
ing the injunction against higher
freight rates dissolved we shall see
a very sharp rally On the other
hand. il no equitable arrangement is
made we shall see the big men
throwing over stocks. regardless of
the price and the whole situation
will be much disturbed. We advise
sales of stocks until the attitude of
the government is more clearly de
fined.
Considerable pressure was notice
able In Union Pacific during the
first hour OF today's session, but the
good support rendered steel and
other issues served the purpose Of
steadying the list and caused a
rally in the last hour. From what
we can learn banking interests feel
that the monetary situation will bear
close watching. and is likely to be
come a prominent factor. should
foreign sales of securities be adj
versely affected by recent develop
fnents
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-05

On at least on occasion in the
lie of Rev. John Fawcett he allowed
religious sentimentality to n1llify an
opportunity for marked betterment
Of his financial status. He was pastor
OF a Baptist cnurch mead Wainsgate
in Yorkshire. where he had been
preaching for few years. when he
received a call to London. 70 sue
ced the Rev. DR.. Gill. The farewell
sermon had been delivered to his
wainsgate people In front OF his
house we're a half a dozen or more
Wagons loaded vita the family furni
ture and his books. Everything was
ready for the start 10 London all
ready but. those who we're to go and
those who were 20 remain The mem
bers Of the congregation. adults anf
children, gathered about the doctor
AMI his wife and in tears besoughi
tnem not to leave
Overwhelmed themselves by ithis
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1910-07-28
UnfIatterinq Truth.

A Chicago physician gleefully tells
a child story at his own expense. The
five children of some faithful patients
had measles, and during their rather
long stay in the improvised home hos
pital they never failed to greet his
daily visit with pleased acclamation.
The good doctor felt duly fiattered,
but rashly pressed the children, in the
days of convalescense, for the reason
of this sudden affection. At last the
youngest and most indiscreet let slip
the better truth.
1--WE felt so sick that we wanted
awfully to do something naughty, but
we were afraid to be bad for fear you
and the nurse would give us more hor-
rid medicine. So we were awfully
glad to see you, always, cause you
made us stick out our tongues. We
stuck 'em out awful far"
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1910-07-28
HAVE THE RIGHT TO EXULT
Republican Party Has Done Well, and
the Leaders Are Accordingly
Pleased.

The political situation at the close
of congress could not be more fitting
ly expressed than In the following
from the Washington Star:
where are the fond Democratic
hopes of yesterday" Republicans in
congress asked today as they contem-
plated the record of legislative
achievement of Republican congress,
under a Republican president. The
question was suggested by recollec-
ton that only short time ago the
Democrats were flushed with expecta-
tion of sure victory In the fall cleo
tions, based upon possible failure of
constructive legislation.
Less than a month ago the Demo
Gratis were loud in jubilation over the
seeming plight of their opponents.
Some Republicans, too, of faint heart,
We're willing to hedge their bets for
an even break on the prospects of
carrying the next house.
At that time the outlook was
gloomy. The railroad bill, the postal
savings bank BILL the statehood bill
and other administration measures
were apparently hopelessly begged
down in the mire of party factional-
ism and partisan opposition.
President Taft, with his back to the
wall, fguratively, was fighting off a
horde of snarling, swapping adversa-
ries, some of them in his own party.
The presidents friends had their
hands full in pleading for a square
deal for his administration and the
never showed that he heard the yelp-
ing of the pack.
Within a week it has dawned upon
the country that quietly, unostenta-
tiously, without beat of drum or sound
of cymbals, the congress and the ad-
ministration have carried out a record
breaking program of legislation.
The greatest record since the civil
war; is the claim officially made for
the sessions work by the Republican
whip of the house, John Dwight. Of
New York. and he produces the list
of laws enacted to prove it.
The administration leaders in con-
gress have been claiming all along
that all that was needed to insure
the approval of the country of this
administration and congress was a
fair trial of the administration abil-
ity.
They got it, and now they are conf
dent that the country will appreciate
the result. The next step is a vigor-
Gus campaign, with sturdy carrying of
the load of insurgency, handicap that
it is. The insurgents, 1t is claimed,
will be saved in spite of themselves.
The tail will go with the hide in the
coming elections, the leaders think,
helping to make up a safe working
majority in the next house of repre-
sentatives.