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Bisbee daily review., 1910-08-11
SUPERIOR BOSTON
KEEPS UP AVERAGE

GLOBE, Aug. 9.-Work is still con-
tinuing in the McGaw shaft of the Sup
erior & Boston Copper company and
the weekly progress is n the neigh
borhood of 20 feet. The shaft is at
a depth of $40 feet and in heavily
shattered iron-stained limestone. The
progress of the last week has shown
up some copper-bearing rock The
McGaw shaft is not sinking on any
vein or system Of figures. The nearest
vein is the Great Eastern some 10
feet distant 1t is quite probable. from
the badly shattered condition of the
limestone in the shaft, that this shat
tering originates from. or at least
leads up to the Great Eastern vein.
This would account for, through the
process of teaching, the conduct Of the
copper depositing solutions through
this shattered zone and their deposit
ton on the 6O0-foot level in the neigh
borhood Of the shaft.
The drift southeast. which a week
ago was in the neighborhood of 140
feet in length, has been stopped in dia-
base and development work is going
on in blocking out a new portion Of
ground for stopping. In this process
of development raises are put up
every 100 feet and it is these raises
that are being worked now. The
Prescott pumps on he sixth level are
handling in the neighborhood OF 80
gallons OF water a minute, all of
which comes from the shaft 70 the
sixth level by means of a sinking
pump.
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harrison with development in various
other parts of the district. The work
has all been done under contract at
ueraods of ten days. This short period
of contract is due to the fact that the
ground is constantly changing. the re-
suit of which is that fair contract
price one week might be greatly over
balanced one way or the other by
hard or soft ground. The contract
price at present is six dollars a foot
The face of this crosscut is rapidly
changing from an unmlnerahzed shale
10 a heavily strained quartzose rock
Due to the fact that the country IS
badly shattered and the small streaks
OF hemitite and copper oxides are
coming into view, it seems logical
that the Telfair vein is being ap-
preached.
The Telfair shaft, composed of two
compartments. presents today one OF
the best examples of timbering in the
district and should the period of ore
extraction ever be reached will afford
a well-equipped channel for hosting
purposes.
The Blackbird shaft is down 420
feet. Sinking has been Abandoned for
the immediate present and in lieu of
cutting a station at the depth Of 4e''
feet, this station is being cut on the
north side of the shaft and the drift
is at present in ten feet. This drift.
or rather crosscut north is a piece
of the Old Dominion vein which Is
faulted at a depth Of about 300 feet.
The Blackbird shaft is al inclined
shaft and it is at present sinTing OF
an incline of about % degrees. II
V ould be possible 70 sin1 the vein with
the shaft, by turning t a little Halter
but this is practiclHy pTeolHdee by
the fact that it wouli DC difficult %
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POOR 10 FINDS
NEWS IN INQUIRY.

CONTINUED from Page y
No not gospel, but what he said
this time was in such a way as tc
DC bel eyed.
When he said he had MCGUIRE in
and tina. Mcclure vas TO get a share
you take him seriouslyf"
Yes. he said he had others"
e" Do you know Of anyone OF the
departments in Washington inter
ested in the contracts?"
No"
In his testimony Carter said he
had been convinced that Roosevelt
turirs the pcndercy 81 ths old tri
bal contracts, was strongly opposed
TO the 10 per cent fee John H.
Sheppard, formerly special assist
ant in the department Of the in
terror, testified Curtis and Sherman
both opp osed the fee.
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PAYMAsTER ROBBED.

CHEY ENNE, Wyo., aug 10:-An
army paymaster's safe containing So
500 was stolen from the vancouver
camp at Pole Mountain, 20 miles west
of here. last night and carried away.
There is no trace Of the robbers al
though an extra heavy guard was on
duty. Officers are securing the hills
.or the robbers. When Captain w.
T. Wilder arrived the first Of the week
with the money for he troops the
safe contained $50 600.
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ARIZONA MICHIGAN
PUSHING AHEAD

GLOBE. Aug. 9.-The crosscut
southeast on the 50-foot level OF the
Telfiar shaft Of the Arizona Michigan
company is 1134 feet in length This
crosscut was begun eleven months
ago and it will be noted that pro
gress Of 100 feet a month has been
made. When the nature of the ground
Is taken into consideration. the length
of the crosscut and the fact that hand
drilling was employed, the rate Of pro
gress shows very favorably. in com
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GO 10 SOUTH DAKOTA.

CHEYENNE. Wyo- Aug. 1O:-The
western L. S. reclamation board Of
army engineers, appointed to inspect
and report on western reclamation
projects has completed inspection of
the Pathfinder project along the North
Platte Valley in Wyoming. The board
left for the Beele Fourche project in
South Dakota No report of any re-
commentator it may make viii be
given cut by the board until it inspects
al projects. Following the visit to
South Dakota, the board viii inspect
the Huntley project in Montana and
return 90 Wyoming and inspect the
Sh0shOne project. near Cody.
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FIRES UNDER CONTROL

BILLINGS, Aug. 10.-Advices from
Yellowstone are that forest fires on
Bell mountain and Mount St Mary's
are under control The fire in
south Yellowstone lake is not YET
IN hand and the situation is not
serious. Deer. elk. antelope and bear
are fleeing from fires and seeking
safety in the low lands.
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TEXAS REPUBLICANS

DALLAS. Aug 1O:-The republicans
of Texas unqualihdly endorsed the
administration Of Taft, and refrained
from making mention Of Roosevelt IN
the platform Of resolutions. Nominat-
ions of state Offices: Governor }. o.
Terrell. San Antonio; Lieutenant Gov
ernor c. w. ogden, San Antonio.
The platform deplores what it terms
radical legislation that is hampering
the growth of the state and bespeaks
for a more liberal policy.
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LIGHTNING KILLS BOY.

TUCSON, Aug 10:- After driving
forty miles on a night with one hand
Alfred Villa delivered the body OF ms
dead brother to his parents near Tue
son. The blackboard containing the
two boys was struck by lightning and
the youngest boy killed instantly
The other had one side paralyzed-
He proceeded when he regained con
seriousness. Several other parties were
stunned by the same stroke.
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TAFT HAS HOPE

BEVERLY. Aug. 10.-Taft's advis-
ors believe the republican party has a
good opportunity to carry Tennessee
this fall and thus make a break in the
sold south-one of the presidents
ambitions With this end in view,
Taft has invited a number of leaders
Of Tennessee to Beverly to see if the
republicans cannot adjust their differ
ences.
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ANOTHER AUTO VICTIM

Los ANGELES, aug. 10:-AdoIph
Leonardo aged Il son Of Carl Leon
ardt, prominent contractor, died at
the hospital this evening as the re-
suit OF an automobile which he was
DRIVING turning turtle. 1t pinioned
MIN Miss Winifred Golden and Hugh
Golden under the car The girls in.
Juries are severe, but not fatal and
her brothers slight.
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PAPERS ALL READY

QUEBEC. Aug 10.-All the papers
authorizing the surrender of Grip
pen and Miss Leueve TO the Brit
ish police are received from the Do
minion government by the proyin-
cial authorities. The prisoners may
20 back to England any time after
August Is.
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NORTH CAROLINA REPUBLICANS.

GREENSBORO, y. C.. Aug 10:-The
Republican State convention assem-
bled here today to name candidates for
the offices to be filled at the Novem-
Der election. Interest ceaters chiefly
in the fractional contest for the chair
manship Of the State committee,
which carries with it the distribution
of the Federal patronage.
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JOE CANS DIES

BALTIMORE. Aug. 1O.-Joe Cans.
former champion light weight pug.
Hist of the world. today succumbed
to consumption. against the ravag
es OF which he had fought gamely
for a year. Death occurred at S
O'Clock this morning at the home Of
his foster mother.
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JOHN 8. ALLEN DIES

NEW YORK. Aug. 10-The death
at Mount Vernon of John B. Allen
marked the passage of one of the
noted public characters Of his day.
he played an unusual part in the
nomination of Abraham Lincoln for
president breaking away from the
New York delegation and casting
MS vote for Lincoln. turning the
tide towards the man later assassin
ated.
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A Correction.

In writing of the wedding of Jam
es J. Murdoch and Miss Catherine Full
Ter in Don Luis on the 14th of July
last II was stated that Mr.. and Mrs.
H e Rogers who stood up with the
happy couple, had been married but
short time before by Judge Murphy
Who performed the same service for
Mr. and Mrs. Murdoch Mr.. and Ms.
Rogers were married in Globe Ariz
ona on January 81. 1910. several
months before they came to this DIS
trict and desire this correction.
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BUYING FOR CHRISTMAS NOW

The big JeweIry sale at Debley and
Phelps on Brewery Gulch is proving
a big success. The public is taking
advantage Of this Sacrifice Sale and
are buying presents for Christmas.
even at this early date.
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CHAIRMAN sAMEs IN FLAGSTAFF

Chairman Albert Sames. Of the
republican territorial central com
mittee. was in Flagstaff on g short
'fisit to Hon. Ralph Cameron and
republicans. Mr.. Sames and Mr.. Cam.
eron visited Williams and viii visit
other countries in the north before
returning to Douglas Chairman
sames is confident that the coming
constitutional convention will have a
republican majority and that the con.
stituticn adopted by them win be an
proved by President Taft and congress
at the next session
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vENIRE EXHAUSTED.

CHICAGO. Aug 10:-The second
Yenire OF 100 men 10 try Lee o'Neil
Brown on the charge of purchasing
votes to elect Lorimer to the senate.
vas exhausted today. without a jury
nlan being sworn.
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BAD JAPANESE FLOODS

TOXIC, Aug. 10.-Serious floods
continue throughout Japan. Thou
sands are homeless and many lives
lost. Interruption of railway ser
wee is unprecedented. There is
much suffering in Toxic.
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hoist The SHAFT will continue to
water. Fifteen men are being employ
ed at the property
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ARIZONA TURNED
DOWN BY THE K. c.
DOCTORS AND DIRECTORS OF
ORDER REFUSE TO BUILD SAN
aTAglUM HERE.

TUCSON. Aug. 10, (SpeeiaD-Mem'
beers OF the knights of Columbus or
der IN this city where that organiza
ton is strong are very blue over the
outcome of their fight tor the cree
tiOa OF the X. OF c. sanatorium for
tubecular members. They expected
10 get It in Tucson. but It develops
that it win not be erected in Arizona
at all
The disappointing Information came
in the form OF lester 70 Frank S
stein manager OF the grocery depart
ment Of the Albert S-ein.eld ccmpa-
ny from F. z. Coles. Of Bisbee who
was the delegate to the meeting now
being held in Quebec. The letter is
as follows.
Frank S stein. G. X.
Tucson Council. X. c.
Quebec. Aug. 4, 1910.
Friend Stem
The sanitorium project was over
wheimingly defeated-reeommend
tons Of the committee rejected. The
doctors and board of directors were
against us and we could not overcome
their opposition. Convention adjourn
ed today.
Yours sincerely.
F. Z. COLES. delegate.
QUEBEC Aug. 4. 1910.
This letter will show that not only
does Tucson lose the sanitorium. but
the sick members of the order lose
the home which the western members
think they are entitled TO- 1t is the
opinion OF the local members that the
physicians of the east united against
the proposition more out of spite
against the west than anything else
They think that If the convention
had been in a western state there
would have been no question about
the proposition being carried.
Local members of the order are es-
pecialiy disappointed al the stand tax
en- by the board of directors. because
they have seen the benefits of this
climate demonstrated too often to |
have their faith shaken by any num-
Der OF eastern doctors who contend |
that enc place is as good as another |
for a consumptive. There are hun
dreds OF people in Tucson whose per.
sonal experiences refute this claim
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the senior Glaze ~ the Nasa.
Asrbie Hleh school wac organized
October 3, 1919 Tie following IF
fleefs waare elcete8
Leone Worla President. rloV
Floy Fincher, Recording Secretary
End Treasurer Mamie Bell Watson
Corresponding Secretary.
There are seventeen members ,,f
The class this year. as foIlopss
Neln tiisler Mamie hell Wat.
eon. Willie Feafn Kennedy. Rutb
Nusgraves. Eulalia Holland. Er,na
Cole. Flay Fincher Leone Wo~ts.
John Henry Pierce. Leland Baker.
Landon Baker, James Hard RAY
mond Flemming, I'D Tidwell, Wal
lace Niece, Thomas Grimes. Eaii
Ward
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Faculty Concert.
"Breathes there a man with soul
so dead.

'Breathes there man with soul
SO dead,
Who never to himself hath said.
This is my own, my native land :"
A large and appreciative audi
cnce gathered in Trinity Auditorium
Monday evening to enjoy the recital
given by the faculty. Never be-
fore has such enthusiasm been
shown by patrons and friends, and
never before has a more elevating,
enjoyable entertainment been offer
ed the people Of Waxahachie, The
faculty this year is as follows.
Miss Palmer Anderson, pianist.
Miss Sophie Beebe. pianist; Miss
Annie Hodges. violinist; Mrs Paul
r. UT, organist; Miss Helen Sloan
soprano; Mr.. Paul UT. bass; Miss
Eleanor Blocker, reader.
One of the noticeable additions to
Trinity this year is a pipe organ.
which adds much to the looks OF
the rostrum and enables the teacher
TO give lessons in the building. Al
The close Of most excellent pro-
gram. President Hornbeak in well
chosen appropriate words spoke his
to the audience and
answered the oft asked question, |
How many pupils has Trinity?
Jp-to-date 275 pupils have been en-
oiled and 1t ID believed by the presi-
lent that the 800 mark will be
cached soon. DR.. Hornbeak also
poke OF a lyceum course thai
'rinity hoped to have this winter.
Ie said with the help OF the town.
eople. in clubs and societies, MI
ould be easily accomplished. Edu-
ntion should be unifying force In
we should rejoice II
he establishment of lyceums and
opular lectures, for those who in
uence the character and conduct
their fellow beings BY p',biicl
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few moments, end his sentence II
I've yeaF followed
A No ] made his last visit TO
Houston on March of this year, IA
which time BE renewed his aequain,
lance with his old railroad and news
paper friends in the city. After a day
or SOS visit here during which time
he sold books and postcards, he
caught q freight train for the north.
Several passenger trains on Texas
lines have been named No / , and
lie stood well with officials of many
of the roads, even carrying letters of
Of his honesty from
them. Houston Post.
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A No. l in Durance Vile.

AT least one familiar name and
i-ce VIII be missed from among the
crowd of tourists this winter and for
several winters to come. 1t will be
we sign and face Of A No. 1.-The
Alhg OF tramps-who on the first
way OF last week started a five-year
"n'enee In San Quentin penitcati-
ai!' A NO. was convicted of the
sAaise OF breaking into box car
0aded With supplies in the railroad
'afus near San Francisco. He stout
' uehled the charge throughout his
"'ai' put a jury who deliberated on
:" case found him guilty" within
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FINED WITNESS $500.
Rev j. Il. Morris Failed to Obey
Process at Hillsboro.

Hillsboro. Texas, Oct. 15.-Rev. J.
R. Morris, pastor of the PRESBYTERIAN
church at Hubbard, was fined $500
py the Judge of the district court
here for the failure to obey process
70 appear as witness in the case
OF The State VS.. n. A. Carter, charg-
60 with the murder of John Afford
at Hubbard July IL last. 1t was al
@sed that the witness left the state
and went to Tennessee the day be-
lore the case was called for trial.
me case is attracting considerable
'n'erest' There are POI witnesses.
Inc case was continued and set for
December Z.
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Mrs. Burnett WAS hostess for the
Sixteen club Thursday afternoon AT
her home on Rogers street. with
Yrs. Tom Hosford of sunny Side"
honor guest. As the members of
this club sat in the coy drawing
room chatting merrily. the sound of
wheels was herd and comini,
through the dining room was one
OF the qiaintests eutest sights ever
beheld. Little Jack" Stands APP
peaded in ragged overalls. a typical
'Hayseed, drawing a countrT
wagon filled with fleeey cotton. with
the sign The Sunny Side Farm
floating high AS the wagon drew
up in front of the honoree, the little
farmer toasted her in these words:
II wish for you. Septembe,
bride, life soy at Sunny Side.
Twas then the bright eyes of the
young matron caught sight of the
pretty gifts brought by the nina
ture farmer. lovely pictures. hanr- |
some hand painted china. etc,
from the individual members and a !
silver tray with an H in |
bold relief and on the back Six
teen club" Amid this Joy sacred |
quiet prevailed, as a beautiful hand
embroidered centerpiece was tender
ly passed from one to another, the
gift Mrs Pierce hal brought in
ne ry of Miss Mary who was a
member of the club and nj edless to
say loved by them every one Az
or the gifts had been admired by
he honor guest, the hostess assisted
~ her mother, Mrs. Cannon,
served ham salad, peanut sand
yiches, olives and frozen grapeI
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sccid"ufaa't diaeha sged. The nal,
paSsias through tho fieshy part OF
me Adams boys arm and entering
ms side. penetrated the lung cavity
ana ranged downward entering the
liver
While the wound Is a sertous ora
The little boy was reported doing
nicely Wednesday with good
chance for recovery. Ferris Wheel.
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MAKES A CONFESSION.
Tulsa Bank Bookkeeper Admits He
Stole Money from Bank.

Tulsa, OklH,. Oct. 15.-Theft OF
five thouscnd dollars from the Colo
nialTIust company, this city, was
revealed yesterday when Lloyd
Critchton, former bookkeeper of the
bank, confessed after twelve hours
sweating
Critchton had brought suit against
J. W. Orr president of the Trust
company. and two detectives for ii 'e
thousand dollars for false arrest on
an embezzlement charge.
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oscar Adams, the six year old son
OF Marion Adams, was accidentally
shot Saturday at noon by boy nam
ed Ballard. about ten years old. II
seems the boys had hung up their
gun, target rifle. In a tree, while
they went to dinner and after din
ner started rabbit hunting. In TAX
Ing the gun from the tree. IL was
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juice. The receiving suite was
tastefully decorated with dahlias
and goldenrod. This was the first
OF series OF parties and showers
and all present enjoyed II very
much.
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lectures or private conversation
have the magic power to educate.
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Maybe that YOU would like to sell
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Licensed IN Med

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uDsc:'i,.e Tor the Daily Li.us
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badea Indebtedness II iihs Dnnuty Auu IS
1910.
- Ellis taBnfy Court Housr Bends sRuOA uH
100 Elis County R9ad District $50
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COUNTY TAX uATr 1910.

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HEuY >TORM ross ~ Sp,IN.
Roads and Railroads Washed AVA,
some Loss of Life ship " rrrLed


MADRID. Dec y The storm prevailing
throughout Spain - increasing IN vio-
I.nc- and reports from many direct luu-
bring stories 81 wIdes pread damage to
property and IN som. ca-.- loss oi lIf.
The provinces Of Saniander. Leon. Pal~n.
cin and Zamoro are all inundated
The river Douro has risen three meters
deeply flooding the country through
which 10 flows All the cart roads have
been washed OUT and in some places they
have entirely disappeared
In the province Of Saragossa the river
Jarana has risen five meters The railway
station nj Algodor is inundated Much
material has been swept away The
rushing food has destroyed a hundred
kilometers OF the fin. wagon road Leading
10 France
II will require the expenditure OF large
sums Of money to restore the wagon roads
in many parts Of the country. The food
water undermined IN. platform of IA.
railroad station AZ Los Ojnelo. and II sank.
carrying with II n man. who was drowned
before any attempt could be mad" to
rescue him.
Reports from along the coast Indicate
that shipping has suffered severely Tw,,
fishing steamers hav. been wrecked on
Larache and sixteen men were drowned
The wind. which - blowing with hurricane.
force. and the heavy sea- prevent vessels
from entering the Bay of Cadiz for shelter.
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FiMO, FHPREsSS TAPESTRY
OLD Iir,i-s-Is Panels .t:ift of Maria Theresa.
sold AT Auction tn London.

rp~Dnl 'a".' Dsspgteh ~ The SUN.
LONDoN, n"'' AT a sale at Christie's
today a Persian carpet ~ feet long and
q t""t mch"- wide. Of the sixteenth
century, sold tor E575. or s.. SIS
-''t ut -"v"u panels Of old Brussels
tapestry. with subjects copied from the
Rauh1"' cartoons IN ColorS. with the
arms ui Maria Theresa of Austria in ths
c"n'r" ~ zach panel and her monogram
at tn" r"rn"rs. bearing ths Brussels
mark and signed -. Ieyniers. said 20
hav" h""n presented by Maria Theresa
To Count Flrmont in whose palace in
Milan they remained until purchase by
Charles BianCon!, grandfather Of John
Bancnnl. ia" vender. to-day fetched
Al 80. ar s. 9lj.