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Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-27

The past week has Witnessed the
accomplishment of a purpose which
the Copper Queen has been striving
for several months The entire out
put of ore from the Copper Queen
mines is now bing hoisted through
one shaft-the Sacramento-and the
big hosting engine is handling the
OUTPUT easily with plenty of capacity
40 spare. The ore is being sent to
the surface at the rate of three tens
per minute. Most of the ore is de
liFered to she Sacramento through
the zse and 400 levels. and the last
connection with the Sacramento was
Iaade on the 400 from the Lowell.
The power used sor transporting the
ore cars to the Sacramento is cleo.
trio locomotives and the ore cars are
roller bearing. which have proven a
great succdss. Some trouble has
been experienced with the motors
in the electric locomotives. but larger
mLfors have been put in use on the
400 and 14eo levels and the Copper
Queen proposes to build two locomo-
tixes especially adapted for the heavy
work
Some low grade ores have been
sent 20 the smelter's during the month
of February than has been the custom
in the past This has been possible
on account Of the many policies of
economy which have been employed
ana which enables the company TO
ship lower grade ores at a profit
The production OF copper. however.
for IKE present month viii be about
the same.
A new compressor will shortly be
installed at the Copper Queen power
house and will be ready for use
about May I
A prominent mining man IN as
cussgng tn sopper situation this week
stated that the metal market was
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-27
vULTURE STRIKE.

Ore running from 500 TO $500 Il
ton has Just bee n discovered in the
famous Old Vulture mine near Wick
enburg. and the supply Of Ibis mar
velously rich ore is greaat. according
to a report. from a most reliable source
that can be believed.
For the past two years the Nulture,
which for years was tied up by lit
cation has been worked by Canadian
and Boston capitalists who have
taken out a great deal OF ore. The
new strike OF rich ore was mace but
recently, and there is said 10 be
enough Of it to run Tor a long time.
For the pas two years Jne Nul-
ture ore has been worked through the
old mill. 20 Of the old stamps having
been repaired and put N workinS
order Now. however, a new mill
with 20 stamps. each weighing 1890
pounds. is being erected and viii be
completed in the near future. The
Rand gold mine in South Africa is
the only other property IN the world
that has mill with 15O0-pCund
stamps.
The Vulture nine was discovered
by Henry Wickenburg in the early
SOS. and UP 20 the time it was tied
up by litigation in 1he neighborhood
OF S2O. OO0, 900 were taken from IT,
Some of the best mining men in the
world have examined the property
and are of the opinion that The Nui-
ture has only been scratched, and
that more money will be taken out OF
in the years to come than was ever
hought Of by the old owners.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-27
wIlTsE IN GLOBE.

GLOBE. Feb 26-E. E. Wiltse Of
New York. generally reputed to be a
partner of Johns Hays Hammond IN
numerous mining companies through
out the United States. and a man well
known in both mining and financial
circles. arrived here last night from
The east.
MIR. Wl.se's arrival here was
preceded by that OF J. Parke Cham
ming and Julius A. Lewisohn OF the
Lewsohn interests, who have been
at Miami for the past few days MI
Wutse is here as Nj. Claiming
guest.
Although IL is believed tina. Mr.
Wiltse's visi. here. particularly a.
a tine when Mr.. Charming Is in the
district. is Of some importance. ths
the nature of his visit could not b.
learned last night. as neither he nol
Mr.. Claiming would discuss th'
objec. OF his visit
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-27
THE MARKETS.
9 . q = = .

nv Frank ]. Graf. Member Duluth
stock Exchange
pTSBEE. Feb. 26.-Todays stock
market. although only a half session,
failed to raise the hopes OF those who
boueht stocks Thursday, and the
a7inkaee of yesterday followed by
weakness today. caused holders Of
light margined stocks TO throw them
over.
Prices melted away during the last
half nor. some standard stocks SHOW
ing from one half TO a I'll point de
c,ipe from the previous sales. Moth
ing in the money situation can be
pirep because Of the present stagna-
tion. but rather neglect on the part
of those who make the market
The subject Of government action
mon the standard Oil and American
Tobacco companies is fast losing us
influence on the securities market ana
wbsn the decision comes we look foi
an Improvement in prices regardless
Of tha nature of decision.
The copper shares list closed rae
tionaly lower, and less activity was
in evidence. Superior and Pittsours
was inclined to be weak the greater
mart Of the day Greene Cananea
was firm. Shattuck and DEM are
without bids. The Globe issues are
Quiet Lake showed a heavy decline
for the day. The market closed dull
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-27
BONANZA Circle.


No unusual development is report
ed from the c. G. A. shafts this week.
Normal shipments of ore are being
made TO the smelters and the produc-
ton for February viii be up 20 the
usual standard At the Cole shaft
of the S. & P. company. the new ore
body found on the 1000 level has been
thoroughly prospected and has been
proven TO be a good sized body OF
rich oxide ore. The work on the
bottom levels at the Co,e continues TO
lock very encouraging.
At the Hoatson the 1900 drift is be
ing pushed through to the Briggs
shaft There have been no new de
Na1Otments there recently. A new
head frame is being designed for this
shaft II will be OF steel and viii
replace the wooden frame there at
present II viii be ready to in
stall in about four months.
At the Junction shaft the $50 level
has been pushed very rapidly towards
the Hoatson and viii connect with
that shaft during the coming week.
This drift has been advanced at the
rate of about nine feet per day for
over a month. which Is pretty fast
driving. The salPs tide ore body
south of the shaft has developed very
nicely under recent explorations and
is practically proven now on three
levels.
At the Briggs shaft the 1900 level
is being cut, sinking OF course being
stopped while this is under way. AS
soon as the station is cut. sinking
will ne resumed
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-27
SUNSET OPTION.

PRESCOTT. Feb 26.-Monday. the
Arizona Nevada Copper company
operating in Eureka mining district
on the Santa Maria, secured an op-
ton on the ten claims of the Sunset
group. which calls for the payment
Of sum running % $4,000 before
January Is. 1911.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-27
WARREN DISTRICT |SST|LL
THE BEST IN THE COUNTRY
Wo in the Great Mines Goes on With the Success That Has
Made Bsbee World Famous-Mines in District and the
County Report Solid Growth and Prospects.

gradually improving. He based this
statmeet on the fact that copper ex.
I orts was increasing and that man
ufacturers in this country were buy
ing more copper for consumption
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-27
CAk&kEA. z
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Work has been commenced at Can
anea on a new reverbatory furnace.
the same size and pattern as the one
now in use. Five boilers will be-
added to the equipment. all being of
the Sterling pattern and of zoe horse
power. The present reverbatory fur
mace. which viii shortly be duplicated
is Of a pattern that is now used by
several of the ,argest shelters of the
United States. This is only one OF
the improvements according 70 As
sistant General Manager Cole, which
the company will make in its equip
ment and in the near future the
smelter will be brought up 20 such
a high standard of efficiently it win
be difficult to find another reduction
plant in the country which will com
are with il.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-27

Cattlemen report that there are
many cases Of black leg among he
young cattle near the Huachuca
mountains. a number of cattle having
died within the past few weeks
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-27

The residents OF Duncan and vicinity
are taking steps to hold an election
for the purpose Of establishing a union
high school at Duncan.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-27

That section of the Greene Cananea
smelter which was closed down about
a month ago. to permit the making
Of several changes in the operation.
has been entirely overhauicd and
new devices installed This section
will resume its portion of the opera
tions next Monday.
The changes made at the pant
consist OF a device being installed
which will separate the slime from
the sand. thereby permitting the
handling of them separately. Hereto
fore the shines and sands have been
handled together. in fact they still
are in the old sections of the con
eentrator.
These new changes viii greatly
facilitate operations and more mate
rial can be handled than heretofore.
which will mean a great saving in
operations at the plant.
After this section is in operation
the other sections will also be changed
and when the entire concentration IS
gone over it will have a greater ca
paeity than before
Twenty-eight Whitley tables and
thirty-six yanners ar. included in he
section resumed ON Monday.
Last week work Was begun prepar-
atory TO the installa ion of clinker-
ing device at the smelteT of the -Four
C's company. The continuance will
be located at the eastern extremity Of
the smelter, or the old Stag dump
The new equipment is a contrivance
whereby fiue dust will be mixed with
Stag from the reverbatory furnace al
proportion OF % per cent Of iue
dust to 10 per cent Stag. The Stag
is valuable as a fiux and two benefits
will be derived from the new system.
First. il will prepare the Stag for blast
furnace hux. making it easy to recover
the values and also &c handle il The
other benefit is the handling al a
much reduced cost.
twenty-five per cent of fiue dust
added to ladle of Stag will cause il
TO boil up and form foam wh.ch
when T. cools. resembles the cllnkeT
found in the common kitchen stove
The volume will be increased seven
times. The clinkers will then be run
Through the smelter and the value
recovered
The plan. will consist Of series Of
Stag pots into which the molten slaa
VII be poured simultaneously. one
will be poured The mixture will boi
over and the foam viii run down the
hillside. where it will be recovered
and loaded into cars and run through
the smelter again
The scheme is comparatively d new
one. and one on the same order il
being tried at Douglas by he Copper
Queen. The only plant Of its natur'
in the Southwest is that at the smel
tier at Sasco, Ariz.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-27

While examining aud comparing
two revolvers. Fred Powell of Dun
can. accidently shot himself through
the knee.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-27

Herbert Thomas. an eighteen year
old student. was this week commiued
to the insane asylum. He had al
WAYS been in poor health and was re
Gently attacked by the delusion tina
unknown voices were urging him TO
kill his raiher and mother. VINO re
side in Phoenix.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-27

Automobile owners OF Prescott
have organized for the purpose OF co
operating with he county and city
N securing good roads.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-27

There are at present $40 prisoners
in the penitentiary at Florence.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-13
G NOTICES

II OF STOCKHOLDERS MEET
mo OF THE PAFlCIC EXPRESS CON
PANY.
rhe stockholders OF the above named
rompany having failed TO hold their annual
N eeting. notice Is hereby given that /. the
Undersigned president Of said company,
nave. Pursuant to he bylaws Of said COM
pany, called O meeting Of the stockholders
OF said company. to be held at the general
office Of said company. No. li01 Harvey
street. i'm the city OF Omaha. state OF Me-
braska, at II o'clock a. m, on Monday,
March Is. 1910. for the election Of direo-
tors and the transaction OF such other
and you are notified that sucn meeting
will be held at such time and place for
said purposes. JAMES EGGLESTON,
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-13
Grain and
Stock Farm
For Sale

lS acres, 40 acres ln cultivation, all Of 1t
Is first and second bottom land. 12 acres
are under good fence and cross fenced. 70
acres In good virgin timber. most all white
oak and some black oak and hickory. One
can operate a self binder or mower over
every acre in cultivation. Fine living stream
running on two sides OF farm. Two sets
OF buildings, one set has 6-room frame
house with porch. smoke house. chicken
house and frame barn. 40x4O feet, with
driveway between, and hay track. The
other Get has a 3-room house with porch,
smoke house. chicken house, granary and
frame barn, 20x35 feet. with driveway be-
tween, and hay track. Both barns are
about thirty feet high from bottom to
top. One cistern at each house. Bearing
orchard for family use. Buildings are on
main country road, exactly six miles from
county seat. a town OF $500 inhabitants.
and only ~ miles from st. Louis, Mo.
Good road from farm to town, no big hills,
a. splendid nelghborhood and good healthy
Acation, near good school and church
house. Telephone In house. phone and stock
goes with farm. VIII soon have free mail
delivery. Soil Is black sandy loan with
clay subSoil. No swampy land on this farm.
10 acres In cultivation Is in one solid
body, balance across country road. 30 acres
In good wheat, 20 acres In good meadow,
"ncat CIop BOes Win laFm' AnH land VIII
produce IS to 80 bushels OF corn per acre,
20 10 10 bushels Of wheat per acre. 2 to
tons OF timothy hay per acre. Glover grows
well on any Of the farm. This land In cul-
tivAtion will produce just as much as $50
acre Iowa and Illinois land. II this farm is
not as l have represented II to be will
pay all your expenses both ways. now Isn't
that fair? wan furnish warranty deed and
abstract. Taxes paid TO date. Win give
possession any time II sold by the first of
April. Price $50 per acre. 5000 cash, good
,csms on balance. Address Box 1876, Salem,
, eat CUunty, Mo-
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-13
GOVERNMENT NOTICES

OFFICE CONSTRUCTING QUARTER
master, Fort Le~avenworth, Kansas.
March ~ lelO-Sealed proposals, IN triplt-
cate. Will be received here until N a. M,
Contra time. April lG. 1910. and then
opened In the presence OF attending bidders
for the construction OF a guard house az
Fort L~eaVenworth. Kansas, including
PLUMBING. heating and electric wiring and
electric fixtures. Plans and specifications
may be seen at this office and offices OF
chief Quartermasters, 81. Paul and Omaha,
Builders Exchange, ST Paul, Master Build
ers Exchange and L. s Quarmastcrs office,
Scarritt Building, Kansas City, Missouri
Full Information and blank forms Of pro-
posals Furnished upon application to this
office. United states reserves the right to
accept or reject any or all bids. Envelopes
containing proposals should be marked.
Proposals for Guard House at Fort
Leaveuworth, Kansas and addressed 10
Captain VIM D.. David, Quartermaster, L..
8. Army, Constructing Quartermaster,
Fort Leavenworth, Kansas.
u-C-t+i6-As-t0
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-13

NOTICE TO CoNTFACTORS-SEALED
bids will be received ~ the office Of A. II.
Dyer. architect, Fremont, Nebraska, until
2 o'clock p. m. March "A. 1910, for the cree
ton Of an ODD Fellows Home building AZ
York, Nebraska, according to plans and
specifications now on file at said office.
Separate bills will be received at same time
and place for the plumbing and heating OF
said building, also fireproot floors, parti-
tions aud roof construction. All bids for
either proposition must be accompanied
by a certified check as provided In spec
ifloatlons. The right Is reserved to reject
any and all bids. George Z. LOOMS, Chair
man Home Building Board F24 TO NIB
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-13
Oregon.

buyer and home
seeker; reliable Information on
Oregon and Washington lands;
hundreds of fine bargains; de-
scriptions, prices and booklets
furnished on application. Oregon
Lands Information Bureau, COG
Board of Trade Bldg, Portland,
Ore.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-13
NO-tN Dakota.

WORLDS RICHEST WHEAT LAND AT
ROCK BOTTOM PRICES.
Write me today for particulars about rich
North Dakota wheat farms offered to you
Tor SIS an acre less than real value. These
farms are In Ransom county, North Dakota,
the center OF the richest wheat-growin
country In the world. here land values
are Increasing by leaps and bounds. Sur
rounding farms are selling for from SAe
10 SIS an acre. To force immediate and
QUICK sale i offer four improved farms al
the surprisingly low price OF S5 an acre.
These are go, $50, $40 and leo acres, respec-
lively. My terms are very easy. Write
today for particulars. / rave some facts
about these farms that will interest you
owner, Walter l. Williamson, Box ~
Lisbon. ~. d.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-13

FARM RANCH

$500 ACRES improved Nebraska farm
ranch lana In square block; fenced and
croSs-fenced: sheds, barn, b-room house
in good condition. 2 wells; ideal location, /
miles from railroad station. 5 miles from
county seat, sheridan county; viii sell on
time, S10.00 cash or security; act quick
biggest snap IN western Nebraska, Call OF
write George Caldwell. in6 Webster ST..
omaha. / leave for ranch March Is.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-13
Fruit Land

3Naerea. adtoins station on main line Bur.
ungton, only Is minutes ride from Omaha.
almost level: will soon sell for town lots
Big nRp az $500
ERNEST SWEET,
ca N. Y L BLDG, OMAHA. NEB.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-13

A BONA FIDE snap In 100 acres OF Nell
son county land. adjoining the Red river
VALLEY. close 10 county seat; 100 acres
under cultivation, 10 acres good hay
meadow, balances 80 acres fine arabic land,
which can be broken up this spring and
put into fax: with average crops this land
viii pay for itself In three years and be
worth so 10 SIS per acre more than ycu
pay for "a; write quick; this must DO sold
before seeding; price, t225O per acre. al.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-13

GOOD LAND S& PER ACRE.
$40 acres In central Nebraska, about one
half good cultivation land. balance pasture
land. five and One-half miles from rail-
road. 2,46i cash; balance. g. 81, NAV run
six years. p, o, Box ia Council Bluffs, Ia
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-13
FOR sAIE on -RADp vAYTTu a. n

FOR SALE OR GRADE. VALUE D.60.
A good 6-room IN ne house 22xS0, 10 II.
posts, all In flrst-claN Y shape and is now
renting for $40 per mI1th. Also a good
frame barn, single roof - both buildings,
barn. Is l2x2i, S II. poStN. A good well
within 10 II. from the hogSe and about
70 shade and apple trees on the place.
All situated on a parcel OF land that gives
you 50 II. OF main street front by 40 Il.
deep In a town Of about lA0-1.5 800 people
IN the western part OF La MOure county.
~. -, Hardware preferred. Write to @.
II. Wirch, Forbes, n. Il.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-13

NEW RAILROAD AND NEW TOWNS
now building in rich North Dakota. where
wheat is king, making SIS to $50 per acre
without irrigation. We sell our lands on
easy terms. We have hotel and business
sites for sale in some OF the new towns.
Get maps and facts from WIN. II. Brown
Co, 1871 La Sale ST.. Chicago, Illinois OF
Mandan, North Dakota.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-13

FREE NORTH DAKOTA MAPS
and q folder about our dollar wheat and
two dollar a bushel flax land. We sell In
100 or S20-acre tracts. Twenty quarter sec.
tions for 81 TO SIS per acre. Come out now
select a 16o-Rcre farm. Write us
amount you can pay down. Ask VIM. n,
Brown Co, Mandan, North Dakota, or l3i
La Sale ST., Chicago. Illinois.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-13
NEBRASKA LAND cHEAP-1l PER

GO acres. western Nebraska In \ very
desirable eommHnity S " creek on the
years. j. O. Bone, Council Bluffs, la.
tls Shugart Block. Phone SA
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-13
Texas.
TEXAS SCHOOL LANDS

TEXAS SCHOOL N
over 100000 acres for sale by the state.
You can buy $40 acres for % ar acre; pay
ing and fruit land and healthy climate. For
further information send &c postage.
INVESTOR PUB. CO,
Dept. X, San Antonio. Tex.e
miscellaneous.
CHEAP farm land, irrigated. $40 to
80 per acre. including perpetual water
used for years and fully paid Cor. Located
Bear river valley, Utah-Wyom'ng. EARNED
and fenced. Three sets OF buildings. Great
crops Of alfalfa, timothy, wheat, oats.
barley. rye. potatoes. Fine market. Great
climate. Liberal terms. Also dry farming;
wheat land located adjoining above land,
today. Quinlan & Tyson. 104 Dearborn St,
Chicago.
100 ACRES alfalfa land; S. OAK.
100 acres, 4s bushels wheat to acre, Can
ada, $50 an acre. BOX S75, Grand Junction,
Iowa,
FOR sALE-Nioe quarter section OF land
near Hosmer, Edmunds county. 6. D.: can
all be broken; f2 per acre IL sold within 10
or 10 days; 1900 cash., terms on balance.
Two quarter sections south OF Lakota, n.
D.; go acres brokeni SO per acre leo acres
miles south Of CrooKston. MINI; all
Mckenzie county, n. D., worth SIS per acre;
will sell for $3.50. 800 acres close to Dickin'
son, n. D., SIS per acre. Three quarter sec
tons IN Marshall county, S. D., S3 per acre.
4sI acres near WatertoWn, S. d. 500 acres
In Ward county, N. D., and II quarters In
Roseau county, MINI; also a number of
quarters near Austin, MINI. JOSEPH
KEENAN,, Austin, MINI.
FOR SALE-Idaho and Oregon yellow
pine timber land: also farm and ranch
land. Luscas Land company, Meadows,
Idaho.
FREE GOVERNMENT LANDS"
1910 edition tells OF free fruit, grain.
stock, timber, irrigated lands; millions OF
acres; dry farming; including United States
rainfall map. etc. Write to Federal Pub
fishing Co, Chicago
MONEY IN FLAX-we recently pur-
chased 5 gas traction engines and intend
TO break up and SOW 10 flax as much land
as possible this year, and have thousands
OF acres suitable for flax raising that we
would lease to reliable parties having their
own horses or traction engines. We will
give the privilege OF buying and applying
rent on purchase price on our usual terms
and list price at the end OF the season. or
often pays for the lana the first year. we
have also a few improved farms to rent
For further information address Hackney
Land Credit Company st. Paul, Minn.'
THE Big Land Show to be held next No.
the Chicago Tribune, VIII have exhibits
OF land products from every state In the
United States. Every responsible land
p will ave an exhibit Space IN
this show Is not sold 20 wildcat Companies
II you want land, visit this shows
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-13
FREE MAPS

and printed matter for the asking. show
ing where TO go to buy the best wheat
and grain land on easy terms al from
SIS 20 92b per acre. Fine locations for
new business houses in the new towns on
the new railroads. Ask VIM. H Brown
Co, Manden, n. D., or 1871 la Sale ST.
CHICAGO. Ills
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-13
WANTED-T0 BORROW

LADY wishes a loan on residence prop
isT, Bee
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-13

UNIMPROVED 400 acres within q miles
winnipeg; 1900 population. on main line
Of Canadian Pacific railway; 80 rods from
depot; school house across road; level, deep
black soil; so per acre; party who will
Improve; $1,000, cash; time on balance: no
Interest first, year. G. IL. johnson. Beat
rice. Neb.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-13

BUSINESS OPENINGS IN FLASHER,
North Dakota, for a hotel man. livery.
hardWar and general merchant. Flasher
will have Its first railroad this summer.
liam II. Brown Co, MandRn, North Dakota.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-13

TEXAS ORANGES WON FIRST PRIZE
over California and Florida oranges at Ma
You get bearing orchard for little cash and
small payment monthly; government report
free. Hanford Realty Co, 80 Bank Of
Commerce, or Iowa Orchards, SeanLon
Bldg. Houston, Texas
FOR SALE-S,0O0 acres near Uvalde, 10
miles from railroad; all fine black valley
land; abundant water supply at depth OF
90 feet: good tract to subdivide; adjoining
land now selling at SOS per acre; can be
bought for Sl2 n taken quick. Address e.
o.. Byrd. Uvaida. Texas.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-13

20 ACRES; J in strawberries. rood in
come; $500; 40 acres; Z in strawberries,
handsome income. $1,000 S. G. Clay, An
nerson. Mo.
20 ACRES fertile land: 20 cultivated; g.
room house; barn, we'll. spring: r. D.; $500;
worth more. B~lankenship & Ross, Buff
taio, Mo,
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-13

TEXAS plantation, 1900 acres. Brazoria
county; ranch house, tenant houses. rail-
road. store. postOffice, townsite, alfalfa.
corn, potatoes growing; subdivided. Fed
erai a. and Investment Co, 800 Scanlan
Bldg, Houston, Tex