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Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-05-22
PARADISE.
paradise Record.)
Whitehall.

The west drift in the shaft or the
Whitehall is looking much better.
there being. on Thursday, nearly =
fun face OF ore carrying low-grade
copper And. Judging by past results
in the east drift where ore apparent.
ly running at least % per cent &c!
per was encountered, the ore in IN
west drift may be expected TO ia
crease in value as driving procee3s
The boarding house is complete
and occupied. and construction of tn
next building in order. the office. has
been commenced. The buildings ar
being erected on company grouai
just east of Whitehall creek. wher.
there is a good site and where they
can be on the wagon road and ~
together
During the week the property was
visited By Eugene Larrieu and Jas.
A. Howell of the company, and later
Mr. Howell proceeded to FL Paso in
company with Joe Larrieu, to prepare
for the purchase OF machinery for
the property at the earliest possible
date.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-05-22
Hilton.

Hands Bros. are making a ship
ment OF lead-silEer ore from this
property. The last shipment made
by them was one OF Is tons, which
netted $500.
The history OF this property shows
that il is possible for the owners to
make a profitable shipment or ore
whenever they choose, there being
high-grade ore in several accessible
openings, as wei as on various
dumps.
There are a number OF excellent
showings at fair depths on this prop
erty. the best, perhaps, being in the
bottom of a Wine from the main tun-
mel, where at a depth of 200 feet
there is feet s inches OF ore aver
aging IS II per cent lead and :
ounces silver. Some OF the ore in
the bottom of this w.nze carries val-
ues of ! - per cent copper.
The last previous shipment one Of
p ID tons, ran IS per cent. lead and
% to "a ounces silver
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-05-22
SACRAMENTO Shaft.

Al isis shaft on the 1900. the pocket
IS ahasst finished. lacking oaly one
mora set of timbers This pocket
VAS eat where two very bad slips
meek in Y shape. When the shaft
was sazk down through this piece OF
ground eribbing was done in order 10
hold UP the loose ground in the slips.
Nows when IL comes 10 removing the
cribhinss to make room for the ore
pOcasets. the loose ground set on top
OF ssez, causing a delay. and making
the use OF splicing necessary. The
drife on the 1909 had to be discon-
timed es the water is was making
rsB a&ectly into the bad slips. an
Toying the men and delaying progress
Of the pocket
Pho electric pumps have been
plaoea at the Sacramento but the
eiecssic cables have not arrived yet.
Va I drift on the 1G, toward the
LoEess. where IS drift feet OF Born
lite. ar peacock copper. was cut from
the vssxe. is again in operation.
Withaz two months il is the expec-
tataon that the Sacramento viii be
pulling ore from the 1900
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-05-22
CAPITAL AND MINING

Mining Records
There is no mlstaking the evidences
that capital is going into mining on a
larger scale than ever before. From all
directions come the reports of new
ventures revived. The various districts
OF the Western mining states seem 10
be in a more thriving condition than at
ny time since the desolate fall
1907. II has taken a great many years
to bring the East and the West to-
gether but they are more united on
The industrial field than ever before.
To the mining industry falls large
degree Of the credit for this union OF
purpose between the industrial re-
sources OF the West and the capital
of the East This does not mean that
the industries OF the East are neglect
ed.or that the West is without cap
ital Of its own. but such large pro
portion OF the country's population
dwells beyond the Mississippi that one
must naturally expect a large proport-
ion Of the capital for new enterprises
O come from these thickly-settled dis
tricts
During the depressing times Of two
years ago a great many mining enter
prises were forced to suspend operat-
ions. while others ceased work in the
midst OF incomplete financial plans
Those that held on have been show
ing siens % activity during the last
few months. while the revivals Of this
character have been the inspiration Of
other attempts in practically new dir
ections. One of the signs OF the times
IS the tendency of large capital 10 take
hold OF mining business. While large
capital has done this in the past. there
are probably more men OF wealth low
aking al interest in this industry
than at any time il the history offthe
country Bankers of Wall Street. city
merchants and professional men are
in the business, and it is next to i'm
possible to keep track Of the corporal
ions that are founded in this manner
Probably there is no more fitting
time for the establishment of a Bureau
of Mines at Washington. for this
comes at a moment when a Very large
. share Of our population is either al
ready interested in the field for new
and independent endeavor. Many. o
7 the other industries have consolidated
, opportunities for new starts out of ex
istence, and those who are disposed Il
4 put money into ventures in which the,
4 have some direct voice naturally turn
{, Industry that affords them thi
, opening
II A mine is where ii is. II cannot b
, moved. The business IS lot ce1tralize'
with ease. The miner must bui,d wher
he can in the light Of the conditions.
Thus the field has been slow TO man
ifest those typical tendencies of GU
lines which end in the consolation O
factories and shops and suppress wha
is not wanted. All the financial powe
> in the world cannot crowd out an OF
iportunity 10 mine. if the reeources ar
present in profitable measure. Il ha
Z been suggested that large cope
mines. but nothing could be NOR
T absurd, because large financial intel
Iests3 cannot stop Mining development
, II some financial interests want IT.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-05-22
oKLAHoMA,s GREAT GAIN.

While the census figures have not
been completed, data to make a very
creditabic estimate has been secured
In the matter of increase OF popu-
lation during the past ten years. Ok
lahoma leads the country with an
Increase of 322.I per cent.
The following table shows the states
making the greatest gain in popula-
ton Arizona occupying seventh DO
eifion-
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-05-22

delivery of e respective patent, pro
lvided no incidental proceeding inyolv
ling the reduction of claims or opposi
ton ARISES during that procedure. the
paid in the following order:
1.-Two pesos n the act OF presen.
tation OF the announcement. on regis
tration of the later.
1l.-Ten pesos on admission OF the
announcement by the agent.
lil.-Eighteen pesos, upon receipt
by the denouncer OF the copy of the
extrses Of the application for its pub.
.lication.
Art. S.-FOr the procedure iavolv.
cd in the application for the reduc-
Lon Of claims in announcement on
Which action is being had eight pesos
on presenting said application.
Art. For the entire procvedure on
an application for the rectificatiol OF
patented mining property. in any
Of the cases specified in articles So.
50. and 80 of the law. provided no in
cidentals proceeding in opposition
arises during said procedure, and IN
I'll the new patent, or the copy OF
the proceedings that is to be aggre-
gated to the patent, is delivered, the
fees. hereinafter designated shall be
paid in the following order;
Ten pesos, in the act Of presen-
tation of the application:
11.-Eighteen pesos, upon receipt.
by the applicant. Of the copy of the
extact Of the application for it's pub
licator.
For the law:
Art 53.-The restification OF the -
ground, for the purpose Of adjusting
al location 10 taat designated il
the announcement
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-05-22


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Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-05-22
.COCH|SE COUNTY At
THE ANNUAL FAIR

Stupendous as was every phase OF
the Fifth annual territorial fair, held
last year, there is every assurance
that the coming Arizona fair viii By
far outrival its predecessors, and
equal if not eclipse the largest and
most successful OF similar exhibitions
held throughout the Western states.
That institutions of /this kind are
OF incstimable educational value in
promoting the growth, development
and improvement Of the varied indus
tries of the regions, districts and
communities OF the great common
wealth of Arizona. as well as inter-
esting immigration and investors,
there is no doubt.
The territorial fair is the time
keeper that marks the progress OF
Arizona; it stimulates the energy,
enterprise and intellect OF its people.
Each and every one OF our annual
fairs has helped to some onward
step.
best products CT the various indus
tries, gives to thousands Of visitors
who attend them, a better idea of
the vast resources of Arizona and its
various counties than could be OBJ
tanned IA any other manner.
While the territorial and county
commissioners are giving their best
efforts to make the sixth annual fair
one which every one residing in the.
coming state OF Arizona may Justly
feel proud, they realize that this can
only be done by the earnest co-aper-
alton of all interested in the develop
ment. improvement and growth Of the
varied industries OF this vast terri
tory This annual fair is for the
people and the people must make it
II is for the public good and should
receive the hearty support and as
sistance Of every patriotic citizen
who is Interested in the growth and
development of Arizona
The cooperation of all past and
future exhibitors OF Cochise county
is respectfully solicited by the coun-
ty fair commissioner of this county,
10 the end that the greatest good
may be accomplished. The exhibits
this year may be complete and com
preheusive in every respect. embrace
ing the products OF all induseries.
None are too great, and none are
too small, to command an important
place at the coming fair. and a
cordial invitation is extended 10 all
to enter the competition.
Correspondence on any and all
matters in connection with the Co
chise county exhibit at the fair IS
solicited and the county fair commits
sioner at Tombstone viii gladly and
promptly furnish any information de
sired.
II IS therefore hoped that the coun-
ty commissioner may have the hearty
cooperation and assistance Of every
one in Cochise county in getting to-
gether and making up one of the
best exhibits this county has ever
had the pleasure Of sending to Ari-
zona's great educational institution
ar Phoenix.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-05-22
praaoon minina District

TAG entire northern part OF the
counts is now looking up, from the
= alFogstones to the New Mexico line,
and ane OF the liveIest places in the
county today is Wilcox
A. johnson is the johnson Develop
ms company, the Keystone and the
Black Prince. which is now in the
iimeAght. on account Of the famous
suit among the stockholders which is
soon 90 be fought ont at Denver. The
Black Prince is down 200 feet and IS
going down to the 1000 feet level
Al Dragon is the Centurion. the
Earsire and the Texas & Arizona
whios has recently made the largest
strike in the county for some time.
Thss property is being developed by
Ben Y williams, an old Bisbeeite. who
has past about made bis stake now
When the Review man was there OF
Wednesday he had a face Of ore
feet 81 feet at a depth of 76 fee
in an incline shaft This ore runs
better than 50 per cent lead, 40'
oances and over in silver from 50 Il
s. n gold, aad about IL per cent il
copper.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-05-22
Holbrook Shaft.

Tho shaft from the 600 to the 500
has Aeon finished. up-timbered. and
euiies put in for the use OF the cages
wbioA win now run to the six. Sup
eribtendent Woodman will soon line
up the shaft and hoist and devise
some way of repairing this shaft with
our enc resettiDg Of the big hoist. As
the agsu1d rs moving about as fast
as fIaHey's comet il is an expensive
and Troublesome proposition. In the
meas&sme the drifts on the 800 and
200 between the Holbrook and Gar.
are hoing put in shape. SO as 10 be
able "a haul the timbers from the
Czas IN the event that the Holbrook
is shut down for retimbering from
the SOC to the hoist.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-05-22
Calumet & Arizona.

There were no new important de
FeiopEents around these disgings the
pass week. The concrete foundations
have Been set at the Hoatson for the
new steel head-frame which will be
pat IA as soon as Il arrives.
Azao water at the Junction is stead
ily decreasing. This is also true at
the Bean, where they are now pump
ing about SIX huIdred gallons per
miaute
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-05-22

John d. Rockefeller would g
broke If he should spend his e1tir
income trying to prepare a better
medicine than Chamberlains Collie,
Cholera and DiaIrhoea Remedy 70
diarrhoeas -dysentery or bowel com
n'aints. 1t is simply impossible. an
slys every one that has used il
SO.4 by all Druggists.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-05-22

During the past twenty years All
iona has made a gain Of 1867 per
cent. in population, only exceeded by
one other state in the Union-Okla-
homa. The population of the United
States during the past ten years has
increased I9.S per cent.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-05-22
THE EMO OF THE WORLD

should it come tomorrow would find
fully Is OF the popl suffering with
rheumatism of either slight or Sc
rious nature. Nobody need suffer
with rheumatism for Billiards. Snow
Liniment drives away the trouble.
relieves the pain instantly and leaves
the user as well and supple as a
two-year-old. Sold by Lowell Drug
Co, Lowell, Arizona. $50
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-05-22
NOTICE..

Herman Miller notifies the public
that he viii not be responsible for any
bills contracted by his wife. Ada
Miller
Herman Miller. 723.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-05-22

Adjoining, the Texas ( Arizona is
the Cleveland & Arizona. owned by
strsus Bros. The claims near the rail-
ross station. owned by p. Climmons.
the grocer man Of Dragon. are
showing up well and Mr.. Climmons
Il making regular shipments OF wolf
rsns.te from his properties and now
has a strike Of Vansdium. another
rare metal. one on OF his claims
TIE Red Mountain. under the sup
ervision OF AIR Briggs Of this city.
is also on the more. he has added
sumo more claims TO his holdings and
aoW ess q bunch OF Il claims hich arc
lookinc good Mr.. Briggs is on very
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-05-22
MILK COWS.

We have . number OF young. gen
tie milk COWS for sale.
Z. A. TovREA & co
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-05-22
Denr-Arizona

Thursday night the DEM struck in
10 an exiie ore in drifrNo. 10. which
Is south from the shaft and which is
going towards the Briggs. There are
abuuk thirty-five mine cars on dump
froIz tsis strike that looks as if It
wo-ssa run about or 9 per cent cop
per. yhis is one OF the drifts in which
the management OF the DEM were
ppsk%ng SO hard last month. Sinking
viii resume at this shaft about the
firsJ, uEless the plans are changed on
account OF this last ore strike
Faelsie Gillingham. q partner in
the firm OF Dillingham; and Clawson
OF les Angeles. is ii the city together
via three other gentlemen and are
awaiaHg the arrival of s. w (Charlie)
Ciavsen- The particular object Of
Jhefs susiness in the district at thi.
time esuld not be learned.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-05-22

prominent exposed reef showing the
contact for more than five thousand
feet. The shaft which is So feet
deep is one of the few vertical OF
working shafts in the district This
shaft has cut number Of strilgers
Of very good ore and is now bottomed
in schists. II is the intention of Mr.
Briggs to crosscut \. r. and S. W.
at the 100 foot mark and both Of
these crosscuts should show up we'll
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-05-22

West of the Red Mountain is a
bunch Of claims recently located by
Mr.. Page. who formerly was with the
Brooks furniture company OF this city.
He has named the group the Comet
and expects them to outrival Haley ;
comet for fame and fortune
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-05-22
Wilcox.

At Wilcox the Mascot people have
bought a block from the Wilcox
ToWnsite Co. and in addition. have
100 acres adjoining for a smelter site
for the Mascot Copper Co.
There is another corporation formed
there with a capitalization of one mil
lion dollads. This is known as the
Sulphur Springs Valley Reality Co..
and is under the management of Chas.
MoGone. who was formerly here in
Bisbee Charley sold IA lots in the
Dragon Townsitc and their business
dealing in farming lands and relin-
quishmets. as well as town lots.
The S. p. railroad has raised its
tracks two feet and first filled in
under it with rock and are now Civ
ing the road a second covering with
small rock making this the finest piece
OF road bed IN the country THIS is
being done from Stems Pass to Tue
son
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-05-22

rbe mining editor Of the Review
speat ;be past week in the Dragon
Mining District. Look next Sunday
for q full report Of that district which
is OF the verge OF a big mining boom.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-05-22
Arizona Minino g MilIino CO.

The Arizona Mining 4 Milling COM
paay located at Patagonia is running
at fun blast and the company has ord
cred 10 more stops. This will make
twenty stamps for this pace
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-21

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Inn bic alien 8uramouern Dben i'm
Jprit, unten bic mooernen ShIeui.H
in bic Star.
slud burd bieies sursslnbe 9efda
kibt es oas 5loB iiher ourhiteuerH
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nad MosIidtsit bic 5iibe. man treiiht
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bic Sdlsufe blibartig hinuuter.
Damn brift elm odlo los, Elm fiirpis
biser Gait, Der olIes bon nGhfter Rdh.
senieben Mil, bat cine ersiebige Bous
buide trbalten.
gun tommen bic betdnnten Nnsz
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erinnern."
aber sIei9 bornuf febt bic Wuiit
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G,tn elm n II, ~. .Juh.
Sam.s u. Gtbsribss on 8ub Gthss
ripoe, Qots Is uub Is in 2oipenbers &
8ruen's llrtsrabtbeilung in garnooIe.
$1.00.
Samss q. Gtberipge an 9ub gtb.s
rioQ: Cots %, "a, 80, 81, 80, 80, "a.
80 uno She'll pom Got 38 in Der Mt.
Sops part lntsrabibeiluns. 81.
Sumss U. GtRribss on 8ub gtbes
ribgs, 5b.il pon Got 5 in $. sO5ssr's
Rahlab.
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terabtbeilung. 81.
autbsrine Rpau an Gbariss g.
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abtbeilung. $500.
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SumusI 6. GOr's piertsr unterabtbeis
lung an Der Bruce Mpeuue. 81.
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riff an Rois Shulss, 43 bel 135 SUB
an Der Subpeit-Gde Der gbura uuh
Sulipun Strube. $4725.
QutbanisI .. Danbrigo. II. Qnb. on
SIaac SoI.pb, 80 Sabre pahi auf 100
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Strabs. Sdbrlihe Wietbe $1,000, nit
benz 4ntaufss gripilegium 5u $40. 900.
Gbnaro .. Durr an Uioli. 9urr.
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go. Al in s. 8. Weiton's llntera5=
tbeilung in 5pbe part. 81.
2luiion 6. Doermnnn on Joiepb g
mimi uno Jrau, 1beil BON Got % in
Der llntsrabtbeiIune Der Grften pres'
bptertaner STRIDE in 6drriIon. $1200
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tion gu 2odlanb. $77.50.
gborles e. WopD on 2nura G.
Rspnolbs, 2ots 100. 122, 121 in BIod
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oition. $40.
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Der Weitisits Der Gibnep Npenus
$325O.
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Vahlab. 81.
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9be american Wung Wnnufucturine
90, 40 bel 90 0xt aH SsT NsrSef' G6'
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Der aihmonb unb Mcaean 4ne. 81.
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pertpalter an 5enrp Colgate, 65 Nder
2anb in Settipn 8 BON grpsbn 5opn=
ibip. $4O44.
Irtbur ). Wprriipn an Morion ..
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Soutbern Wpenu.. 81.
9larcn 6all an aneeline 80. Stsele,
Got IL in Gb. Stsele's llnterobtbeiz
lung bon GolIsge 6ill. 81.
Sobn .. Wiaipn al Gdib. WtoIon,
80 5uB an Der Norppob 9lpe. ST..
2i53ie alnrs an gaurd 30. Cutting,
! 2ot an Der Sberlof Qpe. 81.
Wenoel Shpab an 5rans 8ens, A
Cots in Sobn potton's RadIab,
$4400.
5arri.t u. Giu an SUbn 6. sri.
horos, l Got on Der 2. Strdbe in
Cartilage. 81.
gine. 5ruit 60. on Wurn Wegars
tbp, Got 800 in Der Wfobiion glae:
llnterdbtbeiIuns. $270.
Rancp 5. Slime an 5. 8. 8ornbes'
ger, 283 SUB an Der Gaitsrn ape. 81
Cd. sSiiber on Sattis 80. 9oDis
325 Sub an Der Sobn Strobe in IRA.
oiionpils. 81.
2aura 9. Strait an 2tuna Wt
Strait, 80 5ub an Der pulan ape. 81
Clarence 20. Bed an GIisabet Wi
RortbDap, l Got an Der Crescent 4pe
in 5artfpsa 81.
aIice .. Mcainnsp's Grbsn ar
Wm. 8. MeSinsp, / Got an Der goIe'
rain Ipsnus. 81.
9be q. u. geter's Rsoltp So. or
Warsarst 1iikr, ] Got an Der Woers
lsin qpenue. 81.
Wurgar.t Sobrion an Marn 6
S6oh, l Got an Der 9orisp Ctr. 81
Ul. y. Cooper on DaItsr g. 9iron.
605 SUB on Der Grie Qosnus. 81.