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Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-05

CANANAA. Son. Mex. July A. (special)-The smelter and mines of the Greene-Cspanea Copper com pany have been operating steadily during the month now brought to a close. During this month the Hen riette mine, which was shut down about year ago, resumed opera tiOns force of about 150 men IS now employed at the property An electric hoist has been installed. Al the shelter the plant has been op- erating steadily and the number ol furnaces in operation was six on an average. The output for June will compare fsvcrably with that of May.
 The Calumet & Sonora of Cananea mining company will soon be ac- lively engaged in operating it's Cat alina mine, work upon which was resumed recently. It is expected that the mill will be operating steadily in a short time, when electricity will beused as power. The electristauc plant is almost ih readiness.
 The Silver Seals property, located in the Nacozari neighborhood, re gently made a carload shipment or ore which netted the company S3,90o. There is enough ore in sight to war rant three shipments of one car each monthly A. J. Warner, dtrec- tor in the Calumet & Sonora com pany, was recently at the property and reports that everything is look ing nicely. c. B. Bell is in charge of the operations.
 Electricity is now the motive power for the Tigre mines and mill. The first eiecericity was trans mitted over the line on June 25. Since that time the property has been using the new power. The power is generated at the Cop per Queen powerhouse in Douglas Arizona, and transmitted to the property over a line 72 miles in length. This is the only line of its nature in use in this portion of Mex ico.
 The returns on the recent ship ment of ore by the Santa Radalia company to Cananea was as fol-  ounces: gold, 2.52 ounces. The com pany expects to continue the ship ments.
 The Fl Triunfo company is pre- paring another shipment of copper matte. The shipment will amount 10 about 70 tons.
 Al a recent meeting of the Cuatro Amigo company. held in Douglas, Arizona, the following changes were made in the officers of the company. John Lovejoy. president, A. F. Pur- dy. treasurer; D. A. Richardson, di- rector. The property, which is To- cated near the Tigre, is considered a good one and operations are soon to be resumed.
 Returns on a shipment of four teen tons of silver ore shipped from the property o fthe United Mexico Mines cEynpauy located near Cum
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-05

The Copper Belt Development & Reduction company's property is about miles from Morenci. J P. Ford now being in charge. It is not operating: but I understand that deal is now on with Fl Paso parties for purchase and operating on a good scale. The ore is here. and there is a 5-stamp plant. There is fine equipment at the shaft which is down 300 feet. This is doubtless a good property.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-05

In the gulch just across from the New York-ArizOna is an old smelter, built Of stone and adobe; but it's last work was completed in '95. Tn another gulch about a mile distant there is a small gold property which MT. Molder worked in the early days to good profit, operating an arastra. With depth. however. the sulphides came in and the old method could not get the values.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-05

Returns on a shipment of four teen tons of silver ore shipped from the property o fthe United Mexico Mines company. located near Cum pas. brought the company S4,OOO. The ore was extracted from a tun-
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-05
MINNEAPOLIS cELeeRArIoN

MINNEAPOLIS, Minn-, July 3.- Today's contributions to the great
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-05
F Frisco Placer Mine,
 Others Near Morenci

(Continued from page three)
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-05

O. l.. Neer states that he will soon resume work at his mines near Cumpas and Bacoachi.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-05

mel which was driven into the ledge a distance of 1400 feet. The pay streak is from one to two feet in width.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-05

Reports from the Berlin mine, located in the southern portion of the state. are to the effect that the property is at present being un- watered. A hoistlng plant is beins installed. B. F. ogden Is in charge of the property.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-05

The Mesa Riea property, near Sahuaripa. expects to soon have its cyanide plant and mill in operation. Conditions at the property are eN' cellent and operations will be re- sumed on a larger scale than before.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-05

The Santisima Trinidad property in the Moctezuma district, has been bonded to an English syndicate for s10.00O by J, W. Ursuiio and re la l.. Coronado. It is understood that the new company will begin work at once.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-02-17
ST. and So
Leather Handbags,
Special at 98c.

These new style Handbags spe
cially priced at 9Sc each--kinds
sold regularly at $1.50 and $500.
Latest carriage and fiat shapes.
Good quality seal grain leather.
with large purse TO match: leather
lined: gilt or gun metal trimmed.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-04-15
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far as known. He was kind hearted
and az honest as the day is long and
was well liked by all who knew him.
His funeral was held yesterday.
Ole Lundin has been getting the
material on the ground for some time
for the erection OF the addition to bis
new building. which was erected q.
bout year ago. The rock tor the
foundation has been on the ground for
some time. The brick Is being receiv-
cd this week. The addition will be
~ ITO feet, two stories in height.
When completed il will be- a credit TO
the town. the Commercial bank will
occupy the south room. which will be
22x50. The rest OF the building will be
used for store purposes.
The common council at its meeting
last evening passed a resolution endors-
ing the Upper Peninsula Development
Bureau and it's work. This will help
some. but 10 won't assist very much
financially In boostsing the upper PEN
iDsula and its interest A donation
would have been very satisfactory. but
then let's hope that II may come later.
There will DO public meeting OF
the taxpayers and patrons OF the pub
lie schools held In the assembly room
OF the high scnool building next Fri
day evening, All persons who have
been kicking the past few weeks on
the expense OF erecting the new school
nuiIding are requested to De presens.
AT this meeting n committee will be
appointed TO Investigate the cos: OF ths
building.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-04-15
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from the Iron River -Stsmbaugh Re-
porter.
AGR. SOCIETY PURCHASES LAND
The executive committee Of the Iron
County Agricultural Society met In
this city last Saturday afternoon. with
the following members present w. II.
Jobe. president; J. B. Mullen, secre-
tary p. ]. Aronson. treasurer; |, w.
Byers. general superintendent; +. 3.
Coe, w. G. Grieg. Golf Helgemo. Jens
p. Peterson and p. O'Brien.
The society decided to purchase the
forty north Of the water works for fair
ground purposes. While this ground
may not be an ideal location, especially
for the race track Ii is at present the
best and most convenient that can be
secured. 1t can be made an ideal fair
ground and park and be q source OF
considerable revenue for the society.
A satisfactory ball ground can DO grad
ed. which. by being fenced In. can be-
made to pay.
In order TO fence the ground In and
erect suitable buildings the society de-
cided to doat bond Issue Of %, 900
which will be In denominations small
enough TO make them attractive TO 10.
cal buyers. The bonds will bear inter
est at the tate OF per cent
The committee also by n unanimous
vote endorsed the proposition to petit
ton the county board OF supervisors TO
make provision 10 engage the services
Of n practical farmer to have charge OF
the county poor farm. with the object
in view Of making the poor farm n
ounty experimental station. The
county farmer Ia IN visit the farms Of
the county and give the farmers in
structlons In farming. planting and
selecting Of fruit. trees, vegetables. etc.
and TO also encourage the farmer to
raise blooded stock instead of keeping
ecrub COWS ms at present
With this object In view a bill was
drafted and sent TO Senator Moriarty
and has this week been introduced In
the state senate. This bill lie a worthy
measure and could be made OF i'm
mense value 10 the people OF the upper
peninsula and we hope TO zee 10 become
n law.
The committee sdiournsd n meet
again % Saturday. the issb. 10 CON.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-04-15
SHORT NOTES.

DR.. II. III. Phillips. who las conduc-
ted dental pariors at Iron River tor a
number of years. will leave for Ish-
psming next week. where he expects
20 remain a month and may locate per
manently. He will have charge OF the
dentistry practice for a couple of the
mining companies. under the same ar
ran0ement as the mine physician. II
is new scheme and il it proves salts
factory he will remain permanently
and .have a guaranteed income from
the start. His office here will be for
the present in charge of DR.. F. G..
o 'Donnell of Lafayette. Indiana.
A telegram was received ut Iron
River yesterday announcing the death
u Mr.. McColeman. st his home in
Southern Michigan. Mr.. McColeman
attended the funeral OF his son. Zebina
McColeman here, two weeks ago, after
which no returned home. The shook
was 80 great that he was unable to
bear IL and passed away. II IL said
that his wife is also In feeble condi-
tion. with little hopes OF her recovery.
The family has certainly had it's full
Share OF sorrow in the past few weeks
Peter warshawsky OF Crystal Falls
vas the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Ben
Harris last Friday.
Miss Mabel Retallick returned from
Crystal Falls last week.
The remains OF Robt MoCrea Of PEN
toga were brought TO stambaugh ruea-
day afternoon and were prepared for
burial In windsor's undertaking estab-
lishment The deceased lived alone on
a farm between Pentoga and Chicagou
lake. He was frequent boozer. which
was his worst fault. Several days be-
fore his death he had drank 20 freely
that he had the trsmens. While In this
condition he had mistaken q bottle OF
paris green and water for q bottle OF
whiskey and had drank some OF a.
Tuesday DR. Schlapik Of Stambaugh
was sent for. On bis arrival he founh
the man pretty sick with no one TO
car- for him He ordered him taken
to tina stambsush hospital M the ONLY
chance b. DO anything for him. TN
the way M however be died. The de-
csassd he'd no Relatives bereabouls -
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-04-15
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Master Frederick Bates was Crys-
tai Falls visitor Tuesday.
Mr.. Jake Gustafson spent saturda ny
aud Sunday with his people In Amasa.
Miss Allyn was Crystal Falls visit.
or Saturday.
Joe lotto visited with friends al
Crystal Falls Sunday.
Mr.. and MIRA Robt. DJry spent Sat
urday at CRYSTAL Falls
Doctor Edward. wac CRYSTAL Falls
visitor during the week
Miss Julia Biorx left Monday for her
home In Norway where she viii spend
nor EA~tsr vacation.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-04-15


State Land Commissioner.
special charter granted to the Detroit.
Grand Haven 4 Milwaukee railroad
back in the fifties. This railroad Is
now a part of the Grand Trunk syst, n
and, owing to its peculiar charter. do, /
not pay any more taxes today than *
the time when the road was cons'ru Z.
cd. The bill. II passed. will enrich tn
state treasury about 100000 yearly.
The attorney generals department is
confident that should the road decide
20 take the case into the supreme
court the state can win the suit.
Land Commissioner Remains.
Following out Governor Osborn
suggestion In his message. Representa-.
tive Dusenbury drafted a bill abolish.
ing the Office OF the state land com.
missioner. The bill was referred 10
the judiciary committee. OF which Du.
senbury Is chairman. The opponents
OF the bill got busy, and Dusenbury
was unable to get action on the bill
by his committee. The representative
from Mt. Pleasant then offered a reso.
luton discharging his committee FROM
further consideration OF the bill, but
could only secure the support OF six
members This action grants the land
commissioner lease OF Official life fos
the next two years
Joint Measure Is Up 10 Senate.
After the house passed the Wool.
worth.Dunn resolution TO submit 20
tho voters OF the state an amendment
to the constitution Incorporating tho
Initiative. referendum and recall, the
resolution was promptly referred to
the senate and received Immediate
attention from the committee on
amendments TO the constitution. Sen.
ator Kline. the chairman OF this com.
mittee, Is opposed to the amendment,
stating that he defeated James Helme,
editor OF the Michigan Patron. last
fall. who made the initiative, referen.
DUN and recall the issue OF his cam
paign. II appears as II the friends OF
this progressive doctrine can muster
the votes 10 pass this ar endment In
the senate. and N this proves true and
the amendment is submitted. Michigan
whl have taken n long stride forward
in adopting progressive ideas.
The resolution provides that the
amendment shall be submitted 10 the
electors OF the state at the general
election held in November. 1912 The
initiative on any laws to DC enacte,
by the qualified electors may be had
by petition signed by 20 per cent
OF the qualified voters OF the STATE.
The same number is required to In.
stitute the referendum. In order 10
operate the recall. 20 per cent Of the
qualified electors must petition for che
removal II any elective onne~s. CIR
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-04-15


Mr.. William Bates is working at the
mine again.
Mr.. Dick Eddie spent few hours at
Crystal Falls Sunday. Mr.. Eddie is
thinking about purchasing a driving
horse.
The Usebe family moved from Mans
tield during the week.
Mr. Rabichaud Is now about again.
He has Deen laid up for some time
with fractured ankle.
Joe Chesky met with very severe
accident Saturday morning while cut
ting chute sticks. Theiaxe slipped and
cut his foot very badly.
DR.. Edwards ia kept very busy.
Most OF the children here have the
pink eye.
Mrs. Jess lessen was Mansfield
visitor Monday.
Mr.. Tom Faucault is the new team.
ster on this route for the Tufts 20.
"Cappy" Smith visited with friends
at Mansfield Monday
Mr.. Ernest Keast is buzzing around
in his new auto.
We all miss Charley Dawson since he
has been on the sick ilst.
The Finnish people held services ia
the church Sunday.
Mr.. j. p. Edwards was business
visitor at Crystal Falls Monday
Mr.. John F. Mason and Mr.. Werner
Fahler are expected home from Florida
Saturday.
DIR. Nordstrom has made several calls
out here lately.
George Miller was Mansfield visit
or Sunday.
Mrs. Werner Fahler visited with
friends at Crystal Falls Tuesday.
Mr.. Joe Toto lost his driving horse
Wednesday. A party hired the horse
and left for Crsytal Falls. They say 1t
took sick while in town and died in
Wulf livery Darn.
Mr. Emil Alto was a business visitor
at Crystal Falls Thursday.
One OF the saddest accidents that has
ever happened at the Mansfield mine
occurred Monady morning shortly after
seven o'clock The victim was a young
Finn lad by the name Of Hjalmar Xiv
linen.
Hjalmar, with his partner. Robert
Johnson had just got started TO work
the first thing in the morning when
Kivinen was struck by chunk falling
from the timber and was knocked into
the stope.
He fell about 20 feet from the fourth
sub.drift TO the irst. His partner.
johnson and another miner by the
nauie of Baka were the only witnesses.
Both hurried down to the frt sub-drift
as soon as pussi BILE where the body was
recovered. Kivinen was conscious. aud
although suffering great pain. still he
hoped for the best.
However. his injuries were so sewers
that the end was only question OF
time. He was taken TO the dry where
the company doctor gave all the aid
that was possible pending the arrival
OF the ambulance.
The end came while they were max
ing the trip 10 town.
The deceased was young man about
30 years OF age. single aud was very
popular with all his nationality. He
has two brothers In this country. ons
In Mansfield and the other Ia STAN
baugh.
Coroner Dawson was ont from Crys
tai Falls Tuesday and conducted the
inquest
Mr.. Carlson the mine inspector was
Mansfield visitor Monday.
-
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-04-15

plete the matter of bonding the society
for buildings. etc.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-04-15

Lame Shoulder is nearly always due
to rheumatism of the muoles. and
quickly yields to the free application
Of Chamberlain's Linip'snt For sale
BY Sam Bridges
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-04-15
COngested Condition Of General
Order heCeSsitates Action.
MANY BILLS BEFORE HOUSE
Effort viii BE Made TO Set May IS
as Final Adjournment Oate--Meas.
ure 10 Abolish State Land Commits
sioner Held Up 6y Committee Mem.
bers-Prison Report Out.
(speeIaI correspondeneel. .

bers-Prison Report Out.
Especial correspondenee).
Lansing, Mich.--Owing to congestee
condition OF general order and large
number OF bills before the committee
a number OF house members are be
coming anxious as TO the passage oil
certain OF their measures.
Sentiment has been sounded lately
among the house members as TO the
adyisability OF conference committed
with the senate In order 10 reconsider
the date set for final adjournment.
An effort will be made 20 extend the
time for temporary adjournment 70
May l. and final adjournment two
weeks later.
Hearing on Liquor Bills.
Hundreds OF interested people ap
peared before the joint committee OF
the house and senate for and agains.
the Fitzgibbon local unit bill. A sim
ilar bill was introduced last week In
the senate by Senator Collins. The
friends OF the bill desire action, and as
the time Is short this course was
agreed to by the parties interested Ia
the passage OF the bill.
o., a. n. q N. Charter.
The senate committee on railroads
has decided TO report out the bill IN,
troduced by Representative Wood
worth Of Huron county, repeating the
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-04-15

The committee sdiournsd m meet
again % Saturday. the istb. 10 CON.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-04-15
House Agrees 70 salary.

Senate Passes FoWIe Bill.
The senate passed the Fowle NOR,
gage tax repeal bill. In order TO facil
itate the passage of the bill In the
house, Representative Lord moved
that the bill should be placed at the
head OF the general order This WAS
done by an Affirmative vote OF s7,
which is rs more than needed. and
which augurs well for the passage ~
the measure.
Osborn Against New Cell Block.
Governor Osborn Ia OF the opinion
that the delapitated state OF the state
treasury prohibits the bulldin- OF q
new cell block at the state prison iD
Jackson. When the finances Of the
state are IN better condition, Osborn
favors the rebuilding OF the old block,
and In the meantime insists that the
cells Of the convicts be kept clean
and the convicts themselves employed
IN the open IA much ss possible.
Boiler Inspection BlIl.
Representative Gansser's bin pro.
vlding for state inspection OF boilers
will come up IN the house the week.
The bin In being VIGOROUSLY opp "A by
the manufacturers. association. ane o
hot hsnt h sxpeCted on tn -cor.
NAY on ma
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1911-08-04
A CARROLL COUNTY HERO.
Walter Coppersmith Risks Life To
Save WelIdigger.

On Tuesday afternoon Walter Cop
persmith one Of our rural letter-car-
riers, proved himself to be hero, by
saving a mans life at the risk OF his
own. A welldigger, Dore Christ, by
name who has been working on we'll
on the property of Edward Yingling,
near the Pool, about two miles from
this city, climbed down the wall of
the we'll, which is about 55 feet deep,
Tuesday morning, about 7.30 o'clock,
and was soon partially overcome,
supposedly by the fumes Of a dyna-
mite blast which he had exploded on
the previous afternoon.
Christ was unable to help himself,
nor could he be drawn out unless
someone would 60 down into the well
No one was willing to take the risk
until Walter Coppersmith came along,
about 3 o'clock, and volunteered to
rescue the man.
He was lowered in the bucket into
which not without difficulty, he drag
ged the semiconscious welldigger
who was alive, though chilled. Then
though the rope was old and liable
to break from the unusual strain,
Coppersmith got into the bucket with
him to prevent him from having his
head knocked against the stones and
from falling from the bucket.
Christ has about recovered from
the experience, and Coppersmith is
very modest in regard to his brave
action, insisting that he has done
nothing more than his duty.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1911-08-04
Methodist Protestant Summer Con-
ference Closes.

The Summer Conference OF minis
lers of the Methodist Protestant
1nurch Of this State closed with d.
nmenry Ostrom's address, I'm Baker
Inapel, this morning. The confer
ence opened last Monday evening
WIN about seventy ministers present
aHu tnere have been services morning
oSLlernoon and evening since then. DR.
eestrom's addresses we're particularly
M nae ana instructive, and Dr. +. M
cI1Iorrlson.s discussions OF Country
lent.
other fine addresses and sermons
were delivered during the week
among which were two interesting
.eetures by chaplain Geo. =. ". Stew
enson, ". $. N.
Ine Conference this summer was
WE aore or Tess OF an experiment, but II
s+a Sas oeen 50 successful from every
soandpolnt that 1t will probably be
rspeated each summer. The visiting
- ,nlsters were comfortably entertain
~ az the college, and the services
&c e attended BY = number of resi-
dents of this city.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1911-08-04
CrO1lt.

Miss Emma J. Crout, daughter 81
the late Hezekiah Crout, who was a
resident of this city years ago and
afterward was for many years drug
gist on Patterson avenue, Baltimore
died Thursday afternoon about A o.
clock at the residence of George d
Jackson, Green street. She was O
sister or the late John K. Crout, for
merly active in Baltimore county
politics, and once county commits.
sioner. Charles G. Gorsuch, who al
SO makes his home with his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Jackson, is cousin Of Mrs
Crout.
The funeral services will take
place at the house, Saturday morn
ing at 1890 o'clock, conducted by
Rev. r. z. Bennett, Of Centenary
Methodist Episcopal Church. The
deceased had for many years been q
devoted member OF that church. In
terment will be in the Westminster
cemetery. +. A Sharrer has charge
of the funeral.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1911-08-04
Berwager.

Miss Lucinda Berwager, near Man
chester, died Saturday, July 20, at
p. m, from paralysis, at the home
OF her sister, Mrs. @. ". Rabenstine,
Hanover, Pa. She was aged 70 years
and 10 months.
On Thursday evening, July 20, she
received a paralytic stroke, while at
the home OF Franklin Leppo, near
Silver Run, which rendered her un-
conscious and affected the entire left
side of her body. Wednesday last
she was taken to the home of her
sister, in Hanover, with the hope
that she might improve. Her con-
dition, however, became more critical
until death occurred last Saturday.
The deceased was q daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Berwager,
late OF near Manchester, Nd. She II
survived by four brothers, Jacob 3.
Berwager. of near Melrose; George,
of West Mannheim Township; An
gustus F., of Manchester, and John
Berwager, of near this city; also two
sisters-Mrg. G. W. Rabenstine, and
Mrs. William n. Rohrbaugh, OF Han
over.
The funeral took place Tuesday,
August /, there were brief services
at the house at a. m, Rev. a. M.
Heilman. pastor of St. Matthews ku-
theran church, officiating. Further
services were In the Lutheran
church, at Manchester, Rev. j. ID.
Lau, officiating. Interment wag I'm
the Manchester cemetery,