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The Detroit times., 1910-09-17
EPISCOPAL.

st. stephens church, OF which the
Rev. o. EdgeIow Is rector. will hold
Sunday school at $3.50 O'clock and
morning prayer at IL o'clock this year.
The membership OF this church, while
no tlarge, 10 enthusiastic and there ID
every promise OF a most successful
winters work and future for the
parish.
The Rev s. s. Marquis class In men :
tai therapeutics Will be resumed in
the chapel OF 81. Paul's cathedral early
In November. In order TO limit the
attendance to those who are really In
earnest IA small membership fee will
be charged
The Detroit times., 1910-09-17

You know, We have organized a
Conservation club. and sent out a
lot OF invitations for the first affair.
"And7"
The horrid printer mixed up two
letters and set II ND Conversation
club"
The Detroit times., 1910-09-17

the cook of the grocery boy who light
ed cigaret In the kitchen.
Dunno" sal dthe boy. did yuh
order some?'
In southern France there is an es-
adjustment for treating sawdust with
sulphuric acid In such way that
wood alcohol Is rendered as harmless
as grain alcohol.
What do you know about Smud.
gers?'
Outside OF the booze he's all right"
81 guess you mean all wrong"
mot at all. When he isn't outside
of a few drinks he's the worst crouch
In town."
Il know what the matter IS You
refuse me because am poor, but you
would marry me IL we're rich.
Possibly; but you would have to
be very. very rich"
The largest cheese in the world has
been made at Appleton, Wis, for the
National Dairy Show at Chicago II
weighs 1000 pounds, is Is feet In de
smeter, and Is four feet high.
Aflnity Earle's wife may scarcely
take II as a compliment to be asked r
for a reconciliation as q new discov-
cry.
The Detroit times., 1910-09-17
METHODIST.

The Rev. Henry NJ. Rowland. OF New
York, son OF the Rev. Frank 3. Row
land, OF the Cass-ave. church, will oc-
cupy the pulpit OF his fathers church.
Sunday morning, at 1880 o'clock. In
the evening DIR. Rowland. sr.. will
speak on Possibilities and Perils OF
Middle Life"
The Detroit times., 1910-09-17
PnEsBYTERIAN.

The Rev. Marcus Scott Will begin q
series OF popular lectures on The
Bible" Sunday evening In Central
church. The series will open with the
topic, rs the Rible TrueT'
The Detroit times., 1910-09-17
IN THE CHURCHES.
UNITARIAN.

At the IL o'clock service In the First
Unitarian, the pastor, the Rev. Eugene
Rodman Shipper will speak on Anna
teur and Professional" The Sunday
school will be resumed for the season.
Sunday morning at s:45 o'clock.
The Detroit times., 1910-09-17

The main objection to the prize
fight seems to be that there Is too
much prize and not enough fight.
The Detroit times., 1910-09-17
CoNGREGATIONAL.

rs the Church Facing Apostasyr'
will be the topic OF the Rev. Charles
Sunday morning. at 1890 o'clock, and
at 1880 o'clock In the evening. DR.
KIoss will speak on "A Certain Rich
Man" Sunday school will be held at
1918 o'clock
The Detroit times., 1910-09-17
I Explains Why
Roosevelt is More
Popular Than Ever


ampy Turning Away from may READ 1T again. for it is
49,, ~ $40, ~"o ~ mighty significant document in it
Purposes relation to the present state OF affairs
explains triumph insurgency nearly instance where
nbican have been called to their preference
explains in Michigan and explains the
unocratic victory of this week in Maine.
explains why put down failure in the pres
why will another term president and why
following the people GREATER THAN
V1R WAS BEFORE.
again please note where put the emphasis
Us viii explain the capital later Here it is:
letters the 9Th hand and have a.sa rsps %
.ss the primary election the 81 o .S work which You have
~ and the ss the .s
sss .s.s S ."s
=, s s YOU @s
s 's's To s s.s " TO
De- i" ssss:s. tn.
s.ste, rides WI, tn. om.r, election. and NOM
which have s~ s : sp s s
parry isss. ::,s Be- Be-
sfis' s
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The beer. sr: ss
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~ prssiden. all Rp.I
scgrc%
and senator. %Sasss.
s s s me s: S.s Tor S sSs3
Only In one instance this does President
give country then until he has first taken Of
|rary
And there yon have Taft
party every public document he has
every public speech has made he took Office
PARTY the face Of the stoutest kind Of rebuke Of
NJ administration which makes plain the ones face that
great majority people SOME in Washing
~ ON the part Of officers COUNTRY.
presidents better position during their occupancy
~ the White real temper Of the people
Taft spent Washington his predecessors
and into all sections Of the country
And unreasonable suppose that he not familiar with the
uprising party divided its progressives
IA standpatte the results Of primaries
ma elections
But his letter he leaves to
- withheld his from certain and senators and
EGnisd them their share of the PATRONAGE
In by way which
many the well known-n this confession
- pden of the United States promises these and
they may jobs their friends they will only
go nto the fold and help the PARTY.
Hot ONE word this letter looking getting together for better
addition things country-for a cheaper living
SzasA
representatives
people demands people,
vazning Washington here
accidents may happn) with the avowed doing something
1m the COUNTRY, patronage viii be denied THEM
Just simply this
gone particular party sorry
raised something the with the country but don't
. very much about that"
the midst Of the greatest political conflict almost the history Of
tie and parties deuded president fails understand
reason for
He evidently of the fact
into fold possibly PURPOSE before party
The Detroit times., 1910-09-17

9TH culture o. tn 6eeIysport
Weekly Baxoo urges hIs subscribers
ter pay up, becuz itlI take At least
40 cents ter move tn fall crop o. smat.
chure poetry"
The Detroit times., 1910-09-17

Amt ye got no mannersg' asked
The Detroit times., 1910-09-17

Perhaps you did not happen to
read the letter President Taft had
Secretary Norton write for him to o
mysterious somebody in Iowa.
Perhaps you did read it, but even
SO, we print it here again that you
may READ IT again, for it is a
mighty significant document in its
relation to the present state of affairs
in the country.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-03

Four general systems of mining have been employed, i. e.. the open cast square set. cut and fill and the overland without fill.
 The uncertain and variable supply of mine labor has necessitated the increased use of mechanical drills As a consequence the compressor p,ant has been in operation since September 1st 1909. At the start we were handicapped by lack Of proper labor to handle the machines, but this difficulty has been over oome and we are now operating five s-inch and six 2A A-inch piston ma chimes, seven pluggers and nineteen stoppers. The Mexican miner shows remarkable aptitude in learning to handle the drills
 The San Juan Shaft on prom ising outcrop about half mile 70 the southeast of the main ore body on which sinking had been suspend ed for a number of years, was started early in the year, but such A strong flow of water was en- countered at a depth of 65 feet, that work was again stopped An electric sinking-pump has since been purchased. and we expect to resume
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-03
GlLA COUNTY < > 4 < % > >

The purchase of the Arizona Colo rado property, made Friday by the Great Eastern Development company, organized and headed by E- NJ. White, formerly manager of the Warrior Cop per company, is one of the most i'm DOT ant mining transactions effected in the Globe district during the past year. The conclusion of the deal adds to the list of firmly established com panies operating near Globe a ne" strong corporation. capitalized a. $500 O0e with stock at sl0 par and well backed by eastern capital me nroDertx which changed hands m tnis deal consists of twenty-one mining claims located about three miles norfn of Globe and a comparauVeS sbort distance from the old Dominion smeiter. F. M. White, the organizer of the new company. Is the man Nno during the six years for which ne hao charge O fthe Warrior property oe'ei. oned q large. high grade ore body ana ,I.cad he mine on a sodnd operau'c hasis at a time when pubic opinioi conc.-,sn1 the new valuable warrior holdings was strongly pessimistic. NIT. White is not only a man or "loe Dus ;nes. expersence and boundless energy ,,,,, h,. the rare faculty of carrying to snccess whatever project he under takes. and as he is o be both pres dsnt and general manager oi tne c-eat F,astern Development company the property held by it IS sure eo o' os developed along systematic and ln'e. me. u~ent lines. which should ob-ain most favorable results.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-03
STOCK MARKETS, RAILROADS, FINANCIAL AND MINING

completed on and above the 42o-foot level has been almost finished. yet some work remains to done here and there about the mine before the force of miners is removed to he lower lev els. an dthis work of concluding the system of development in the upper portion of the mine is progressing rapidly. The sinking of shaft No. {, which is to be the main working shaft. is now under way between the six h and seventh levels
 The large pipe line. ts.000 feet long. which is to conduct the waters from the old Dominion mine to the Miami Copper company's concentration, is be- ing laid. As a large force of men has been strung out along tho survey for the line. between the concentration site and the McLane ranch. near Globe. the laying of the pipe should be accomplished within a remarkably shor. time. The Miami Copper com pany is employing over go men in its various departments.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-03
LACK OF WATER AT sMELreR,

TUCSON. April D. 4 hitch has appeared in the construction of the smelter in the Gould mining district. which though not making the ultim- ate bunlding of the sme1ter any less sure may delay 1t for a more or less indefinite period. It is ar a question of water. an indispensable factor. in the operation of a smelter. and a quantity which appears at present to be somewhat minus in the mining district reffered to.
 J. A. Highland, the general man ager of the Pioneer Shelter Comp any, went out to the mines this morn ing to see what can be done toward he ameiiorat.on of this embarrassing condition.
 There is water somewhere in the district" he said before leaving. but We have to solve the question of finding where the water is. and then get it to the surface when we find it. 4 couple of wells are being sunk now fin search Of water. Perhaps they will encounter a sufficient flow to serve the need of the smelter. If not. VI
 vii, have to keep on hunting. Yo'
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-03
THREE FEET OF ORE

PRESCOTT April 2.-At a depth of eighty feet in the main shaft be- ing sunk on one of the claims owned by the Skull Valley Mining and Mill ing Company three feet of ore was encountered Sunday. The shaft has been sunk several feet since and the paystreak shows strong and per manent in the bottom Samp,es of the new find brought here yesterday by c. E. Williams. director of the company. The assay returns are bet ter than expected and sinking is be- ing pushed with more than usual vigor. The property was formerly known as the Sanders group lt was taken over by the company about two months ago when development was started.
 In another vein of the group good ore has been uncovered in a tunnel being run by contract The manag- ment is jubiliant over the prospect of opening two good mines in one group.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-03

know we can't run a smelter without water and plenty of it.
 The ultimate erection of the plant Is none the less certain because of this dry condition however. We will find the water somewher in the dis trict am sure"
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-03

The development of four-:oot vein on the Black Bird claim Arizona Michigan property is giving the best results yet obtained in the opening o, this proper-y. and from the appear ance of the vein matter extracted. should open valuable deposits at depth
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-03

of GAO fee in the Williams shaft of the National Mining Exploration com pany's property. thirty feet of sinking has been done. At the present depth of 670 feet, the same character of ground prevails as a. the former depth The sporadic occurrence of small masses of ore assaying about 3 per cent copper. however, is an en- courag.ng feature of the development work. The shale and quartzite through which the shaft has been sunk from the depth of 800 feet is. as elsewhere in he Copper Hill district, the ore bearing formation. and is expected to become more productive at greater depth. The present ore occurrences is considered an off-chute from the main vein, which. however, according 70 estimation, should have been encoun- tered a. lesser depth than that of the shaft at present It is expected that the main vein may be enconered at any time
 Alton l.. DickeIman. consulting en- gineer for the Bos. .on-Miami Copper company, arrived in Globe, Friday evening and yesterday visited the company's property. situated in the Miami district. Mr. Dickerman will spend several days in the district be- fore returning 70 the east
 The drill operations in the group of of,sr,o f.oln~ davefoned bv thc Boston Miami Copper company continues 70 give satisfactory results. All prelim- inary work for an extensive operat- ing campaign Is being rapidly com pleted, and it Is no. improbable that underground work will begin in the near future. About forty men are em- ployed in the exploratory work under the superintendence of F. w. Hoar-
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-03

Development work done rom tue 100 level up has resulted in pracu- caIIv doubling our reserves of ore.
 The principal recent exposures or new ore have been made on the east and west arms of the great horseshoe shaped ore body in the so-called Evans and Santa Cruz countries. The original discovery and the primitive explorations were made on the main curve of the seni-cfrcular ore mass to the south and southeast It was then sup posed that the ore was limited to the south by the kaolinized erup- tive dyke known as the Caliche. But now ore is known to extend 10 the east far beyond that supposed boundary on all levels from the second to the ninth The Y shalt has been sunk from the Porvenir Tunnel Level (the 7th) to the tenth and on both the eighth and ninth levels rich ore has been cut on both sides of the Caliche in drift ing towards the Santa Cruz stopes-
 During the past year the mine produced 517,s27 tons of ore. the percentages of the total contributed bv the various levels being as fol- lows
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-03

The shipping of ore from the Unit ed Verde mine to be used as a Tux in reducing the ores at the Humboldt smelter has been shipped From 100 to 15o tons will be shipped daily
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-03


 mines indicate no increase of pro duction in the immediate future.
 Concentration
 Both sections of the mill ran steadily during the year. with the exception of the month of June. when operations were curtailed on account of the scarcity of water. A new well was started below the mill. where a reef of rock comes to the surface of the creek. but as 1t was not completed before the summer rains commenced work was suspended on it for the balance of the year.
 During the year the mill treated. as per the automatic scales. 510.094 tons of ore (dry weight. averag- ing S.229s copper, and recovered lIO.T24e32 tons of concentrates. con taining 13.059.4575 tons of copper. The average tonnage treated per day of running time was 1.475.93 tons; the average grade of concen- trates I1.S0Ge; the ratio of concen- tration 4.6l to 1; the yield 2569o and the average assay of tailings 0.5S49s. The saving made. accord ing to the various methods of fig uring. was as follows: Assuming that weights and
 assays of ore and tailings
 were correct -...-.-----...---..--S5.S1cc Assuming that weights and
 assays of concentrates
 and tailings were correct s4.S5G6 Using assays only S6.S1Ce
 Power Plant
 The total output of the power plant for 1909 was s.5S4.O90 kw hrs. the average output having in creased about 5Qge over that of 1908. The coal consumption was S.O5 lbs. per kw. hr. or a decrease of .55 lbs. per kw hr. from 1908. Costs were sO.OO3S per kw. hr. less for 1909 than for 1908. Few changes were made at the plant during the year. the important one being the installing of a Rooney stoker on No. 4 Boiler. This stoker has work ed in a very satisfactory manner, tests showing that we obtain by its use an increased evaporation of 1.2 lbs. of water per pound of coal over hand firing.
 Plans are now prepared for the equipping of the other boilers with these stOkers. and the installation of conveying machinery. to take coal from the storage bins to the stoker bins. The installation of this equipment should effect a notable saving.
 With the object of furnishing leading current 10 the generators. thereby increasing the power fac tor. two 15O H. P. Synchronous mo tors were installed at the concen- trating mill. replacing induction mo- tors of the same size. The motors have done all that we hoped for. having raised the power factor about 10Tc.
 Respectfully yours.
 J. S. WILLIAMS. Jr..
 Superintendent
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-03
PARADISE
Paradise Record) Mhitetail.

Organization of the Whitehall Min ing & Afilling company has been effected. to take over and operate fhe Doran & Gallagher property .n this district. The company officers are as follows: J. E. Chadwick. pres ident; E. P. A. Larrieu, secretary; F. L. Conyers. treasurer; and John L. Larrieu will probably be vice president. The directors are: J. B. Chadwick. E. P. A. Larrieu. John l.. Larrieu. W. B. Kelly. ]. A. How ell and J. F. Mahoney.
 The authorized amount of the cap
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-03

Yuma strawberries are now on the market, the first in that vicinity hay ingbeen supplie from the ranch or s. P. Huss.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-03

The New York Arizona Gold and Copper NJ ming Company. wh,ch owns a group of thirty chains near Sorency, contemplates the installation Of s1- stamp mill for the reduction of the gold ores from the Buzzard Shadow and Lillian chains
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-03
Pawree.

On the Pawnee, formerly known as the Claire. work has been sus- pended. owing to the extreme hard ness of the rock-quartz. Very slow progress being made. 1t vas decided to shut down and raise sufficient money to install machin- cry. Information to this effect was obtained from J. A. Combs secre- tary of the company. who stated further that machinery would in all probability be installed early in the coming fall
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-03


 pany is employing over go men in its various departments.
 The churn drills at work on the Montgomery claim of the Warrior De velopment company's property has at tained the depth of 160 feet and .he material in which it Is being sunk at present Is dac'te.
 The Warrior mine is producing high grade ore for shipment 2t the same rate as in the pas. 100 tons of 10 per cent chrysocolla ore being sent to the Fl Paso smelter daily.
 One of the most encouraging feat ures of the development at the pres en. time is the high grade ore being mined in the new stope in the western part of the underground workings and in block No. 10 of the Warrior prop erty. The ore being broken down from that stope if of an exceptional ly high grade. and there is every evi- dence tha. a big body of ere will eventually be developed there
 Some handsome ore specimens were shown about town yesterday by Coun- ty Treasurer R. Williamson. who re- gently brought them from his property. located in the Dripping Springs wash on the Gila river. and abou- mile and half from the town of Christmas.
 Assays made of the ore gave re- turns of r per cent copper. Besides the copper contained in the ore. there is a large content of iron. sulphur and lime and a small quantity of gold and silver. From all appearances, the ore would make excellent fiuxig mate rial.
 The property from which the speci- mems were taken consists Of three claims. and the two railroad surveys already made from Christmas traverse both ends of he property. The ore specimens which MT. Williamson brought to Globe were taken from shallow work k'ngs at a depth of about twenty-five feet fro mthe surface.
 The management of tbe Live Oak Development company is abou- to be- gin sinking it's vertical shaft from its present depth of 325 feet ;o the 4oo- foot point, where level will be estab- lished and the co-ordina.e system oI development by means cf drifts and raises will be carried on. as has al ready been done on the 300-,o0t level. The bottom of the vertical shaft at its present depth Is in good ore. and from all indica ions the development work so far has been done at the upper ex- tremity of the ore body. sn that ex- ploratory work at greater depth may be expected to develop d much great CT acreage han has been indicated by the drifting on the 30O-foot level.
 The final connections are being made with the recently installed pump at the sixth ieyel of the Superior < Boston mine The sean and water columns are being put in from the pump to the surface. where the in- staIlation of the two 250 horsepower s irling boilers is well under way. thus making a boiler plant of 1000 horsepower.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-03

Safford's new postofice building is practically completed and the office VII be moved next week. opening in the new building April 1.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-03

The underground work at the Miami nine is progressing at the usual rap i'd ra e, S54 feet of drifting and raising to block out the ore body having been
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-03
Scott and Crawford.

The last wagon load of ore for the Myers & Bland carload shipment of lead and silver from this proper ty to the Fl Paso smelter was hauled to Rodeo Friday, Messrs. Myers and Bland accompanying for the purpose of assisting in loading the car and making the necessary
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-03
Hilltop.

On this property. owned by Hands Brothers, work is being continued. The main tunnel has been re-tim- bered where necessary. the portal. which had caved in. first having been cleared of debris. Rich ore Is now being taken out in this tun- nel. from one of the new drifts. beyond and to the west of the win ze. A shipment of this rich ore vill probably be made within the next two or three months.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-03

ital stock of the corporation is
 si 900 900. divided into 5O0.OO0 shares
 of a par value of s2.OO each. J. B. Chadwick will act as gen eral manager. and. with his family will make his home at the mine it is announced.
 Three men are now al work, and the force will be increased and ex- tensive operations inaugurated just as soon as practicable. 1t is under stood. But necessarily it will be two or three weeks before much activity at the camp may be ex- peoted. The plans now being formu- lated include the erection on the property of several buildings. The drift from the shaft on the 12O-foot level is looking good, and another lateral has been started in the opposite direction.
 Lately the ore has been carrying
 more copper than before. and 1t Is stated that one sample from the shaft assayed g per cent copper while it is thought the average of copper in the pay-streak will be not far from 12 per cent. Hence the company Is hopeful of being able to begin shipping copper ore with in three months.
 The directorate is a strong one. and the property one of the best. with an excellent start Hence re suits of benefit to the camp may confidently be expected.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-03

Since encounterins ore at a dep''