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Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-04
CONTRACTS FOR NEW
 HIGHWAY READY
Tucson and BiSbee Will Be joined by Fine Road
 Soon

Within the next two months it is expected that contracts will be awarded for the construction Of that part of the territorial highway be tw en Tucson and Bisbee The work on the road between Eisbee and Douglas is now going forward. and when this contract and those to be let are completed the territorial highway will be continuous between Douglas and Tucson. from Tucson the road will proceed by Florence to Phoenix and thence on 10 Pres colt and the Grand Canyon. Much of the work on the north end oi this road has been done, The Tucson Star. in the following. tells of the meeting the board of control in that city this week. at which the territorial roads were the subject of a eonfrence between members of the board. and the territorial en- gineers:
 That work will be begun just as soon as possible on the road to- ward Rosemont, connecting Tucson with the completed portion of the Douglas and Bisbee highway. and also on the highway to Florence and Phoenix. is the statement of J. B. Girard, territorial road supervisor, who reached this city yesterday morning. George A. Mauck, terri torial auditor. and Dr. Robert A. Craig. citizen member of the road commission, are also in this city.
 Messrs. Girand, Mauk and Craig spent yesterday going over the road between Tucson and Bisbee high. WAY. which is to cut through a DOT ton of Davidson's canyon. They found that this road can be made into an excellent highway with grad ing and ditehing. and will recon mend the letting of contract at once. The board had previously gone over the road toward Flor ence. and will also recommend work along that route at the same time
 The men who are here will mak their recommendation and then it will be thirty days before bids can be received. With other technicali- ties to overcome, the work can hardly be started in less than six or eight weeks. but then will be rushed to a conclusion. When the gaps in Pima and Pinal counties are completed. it will be possible to Motor from Douglas, Bisbee and No gales to the Grand Canyon.
 Mir. Girand and Dr. Craig as- serted yesterday that the work of the board has been somewhat handi- capped by the opposition of certain persons and some newspapers, but it is hoped the board can convince the taxpayers that it is doing the best it can for the construction of a fine system of territorial high ways throughout Arizona"
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-04
GLOBE MINE WORK
 DURING LAST WEEK

GLOBE. Ariz. April 3-The Miami Conner company's milf is now run ming. On March t5 the mill be- gan operating in a desolutory man. ner. but on account of the indeter- minate manner in which ore was sent through the concentrator il could not be said that the mill re- ally was started until March r.. March 21st, however, the first unit was handling $50 tons of ore and a unit was put in operation March 2l, although neither of the operating units are yet running at full ca pacity.
 Units in Operation.
 The two units now running are Nos. ? and g. third unit (No. A probably will be put iD operation about April l. Units , and 6 will not be handling ore for some time. as portions of their equipment are still enroute from the factory. Unit No 1 also is short of it's full equip ment. orders for some minor DOT tions of this section of the mill hay- ing been placed with a Globe firm, who contracted to deliver the parts not sooner than April 1.
 March 22 one of the concentratoT storage tanks was about half filled with the concentrating ere, contain ing about 150 tons Of concentrates estimated The vacuum pumps wel Q tried out the same day and found Jo be in practical working order.
 A Matter of Interest.
 The manner in which the vacuum ;suction) pumps are applied IS in teresting. In the bottom of the ce- ment tanks a frame has been built containing a disk of burlap and can vas the size of the tanks bottom. Upon this disk the concentrates will be emptied, and as they pile Up the suction pumps will apply their suction force from beneath, eXhaust- ing the moisture. The concentrates will accumulate. thoroughly dry and ready for shipment, to the smelter at Cananea, Sonora, Mex As ship ped the concentrates will represent the recovery of chalcocite ore, esti- mated by J. Park Charming and F. Diester at between sixty-dve and seventy-five per cent.
 8urch Rolls Attract Much Attention.
 The Burch rolls are attracting much attention from visiting miniaz men The application of the Burcn principle is simple, although probobiy of much import in effect if success ful. One of the rolls is moved back ward and forward along its length by means of a ratchet wheel feeding a worm" The logical result is that the roll will wear evenly lstead of being cut by the grooves usual in other rolls. Expert mill men agree that. despite the simplicity of tho Burch improvement. the roll will be revolutionary in a short time if it is practical-as every practical man in the mill believes it will be.
 Locomotives Without Fault.
 The electric locomotives are now operating in the mine and are with out fault according to N. O. Law ton, mining superintendent The huge ore pocket at the south of the shaft on the 420 level is completed.
 Concentrator Superintendent Solo mon is certain that the Miami mill win meet with less impeachment than the usual plant of it's type. He has had experience with the same type Of plant at McGiIl.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-04
Mining, Stock Reports, Financial.
Eastern Markets
 Yesterday
OBy LJ 0yerlockl
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MaiEer was dull with fluctuations congned aittin nerro. raase Wire uclbie prevented the receipt ol any s-9sEcl news but ju-siag from quota aIs uo aeus of iarortance, reia live go Supreme Cour decisions wgs aiten CIt slsauateG sold on isa-tCua.ly to e. end C & 4 was unchanged at 5l No quotations were received on balance of the list
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-04
ANNUAL MEETING SUPERIOR AND PITTSBuRG COP pER HOMpANX


 Notice is hereby given that the annual meeting of the stockholders of SUPERIOR AND PITTSBURG COPPER COMPANY will be held al the office of the company. Calumet Michigan on Monday, April 10th 1911. at IF o'clock noon, for the purpose of electing directors fol the ensuing year and for such oth CT business as may come before the meeting.
 The transfer books of she com. pany will be closed at the close of business March 18th, 1911, and win reopen at the opening of bust ness April 1st, 1911.
 By order of the board of directors,
 GORDON R. CAMPBELL
 Secretary. Dated at Calumet. Michigan,
 March sth, 1911. s33.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-04
Douglas Society

Last Wednesday evening seemed 10 be the fayorite evening chosen for Spanish dinners. Three parties mo tored to Agua Prieta, where they en- ioyed a delicious Spanish menu served by Mrs. Gatlif. The first dinner was served to Mir Borie, Mir. Hickman, Mir Swift and Mir Sparks of Bisbee. The second dinner party was composed of Mrs. N. K. Wat kins, Misses Watkins, Miss Maud Watkins and Miss Ella Bucks. At the third dinner Mr. 4 C. Davis vas the host, who entertained com plimentary to Mir and Mrs. K. s. George, Mrs. Roche and MT. NJ. P Prince of New YorK. air and Mrs. Kelly Henry and Mir. J. c. George. O O
 ! Mrs. Jos. r. Ryan entertained the Jolly swim club at he rhome in Sun nyside last Thursday afternoon. De ncioUs refreshments were served, af ter which MT Ryan rendered a few musical selections. Those present were. Mesdanles J. R. Bouldin. NJ F. BuckeIs. S. P. Tompson. F. 4. Hatfield. s. Y. Faucet. J. C. Ryan, J. r Ryan.
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 The Liebling Piano club, now known as one Of the largest organi- zations of its kind in the Southwest. and with an enviable reputation far from local, will enjoy a delightful Easter musical at the home of Mrs. Mable Scott next Friday evening. Among those on the program will be Mrs. s. ". French, one of the clubs honorary members; and Mrs. A. Viola Mover. whose charming read ings are always enjoyed.
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 The attendants upon the Gadsden musicales will this evening have the opportunity of listening to some of the dear old songs of other years. for Mr. KrinbiIl has enlisted the aid of local musicians in a program of favorite themes loved by all The popularity of these regular musical events is shown by the eagerness
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-04
Arizona peveIopment aoard.

That the meeting of the Arizona DeveloDment board. an organization composed of the members of the va rious commercial and mining organi zations of the territory. which will be held in Douglas May l3. is attracting attentions is attested by the receipt of letter today from O. D. Gale gos of St Johns. ar. Cailegos is county recorder Of Apache county and one of the boosters of the terri tory He declares hsss hss D5sI ruse or ar. tending the meeting of the develop ment board and says that much good may be accomplished by the organi- zation.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-04
DOUGLAS DAILY BUDGET

with which folk take advantage o the kindness of the management o hotel and program in arranging tn, events.
 The Hearthstone club will no meet again until the close of Lent when they will be entertained on tht afternoon of April 19 by the Misses Torpey at their home on the cornei .of Fifth and D.
 Mrs. A. J. Stith. who has beer spending several months with he daughter, Mrs. A. W. Vanneman, lief Thursday evening for her home il Colorado Springs.
 Mrs. W. s. Dixon was hostess a a luncheon given Wednesday after noon at the Country club. compli mentary to Mrs. A. J. Hopkins o Chicago, who is visiting her parents Judge and Mrs. G. W. Cass, of thi city. Covers were laid for eighteen The out-of-tOwn guests were Mrs Ben Heney of Tucson and Mrs. Lip pincott of Manila.
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 Dr. and Mrs. M. L. Downs are en tertaining Mrs. Downs parents, Mir and Mrs. Reese. of Wichita, Kas.
 Mrs. Fletcher M Doan invited few of her friends to her home oI Tenth street one day this week tt meet Mrs Ben Heney of Tucson an, Mrs. Heney's daughter, Mrs. Lppin colt, of Manila. who were the hous, guests of Mrs. B. 4. Packard
 Tn honor of her house guests, Mrs Ben Heney of Tucson and Mrs. He ney's daughter. Mrs. Lippincott, whs has recently returned from Manila Mrs. B. A. Packard was lat home Wednesday evening to a few or hei friends. who were entertained yer, informally.
 Mrs. Alfred Paul and Mrs s. P Applewhite entertained at Bridge a the Country club last Saturday af ternoon, in honor of Mrs. Apple whites mother. Mrs. J. W. Evans o San Antonio, Tex, and Mrs. A. J Hopkins of Chicago.
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 Mrs. N. L. Downs of Eighth street
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-04
Boys Debate

T. is settled. The COW is more use ful than the horse This was de cided in a debate between members of the boys class of the Y. M. c. 4. this morning; the affirmative scoring double the points of the negative. One point well taken was that an automobile can replace the horse, but that there was no substitute for the cow
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-04
FREE! FREEl FREE!

We have discon5inued our n1er- chants lunch. but will have a FREE lunch every day from eleven thirty tc two thirty, Office Saloon.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-04

A new play entitled Maud" has recently been produced in Paris It is founded on The Luck of Roar ing Camp" by Bret Harte.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-04
Transportation Wins

Headed by Tester. who put up the fine average of TO, the s. W. Trans pOrtation took four points from the Copper Queen Electricians in the bowling tournament last night. The present tournament promises to be the most interesting yet held. and TO keep everyone guessing to pick the winners until the end.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-04

Baker and Castle are to produce a musical comedy called Gay Ma ;ilda.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-04
Hold Social Session.

Toio SoCidl oeSSlcn.
 Notices of a social session of the Elks were sent out by the dynamite committee" last night and received this morning. Boxing stunts, includ- ing one to finish, are featured, as is a Spanish dance. There will be plenty of good cheer, according 10 the members of the committee.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-04
Leaves Tor Mexico

-~aFCo TUT WENILO.
 Dad, A. C. Davis, auditor of the Douglas Grocery company, left this morning for Esperanza and Yaqui. Sonora, where the company is en- gagged in the mercantile business. Mir. Davis will be absent about two weeks.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-04

Mrs. J. J. Cowan was hostess Sat urday evening at a very delightful card party at her home on Tenth street There were hyc tables ot whist and at the close of the ev, ening the ladies higl score prize was awarded Mrs William Worth. ington. The ladies second prize was Ton by Mrs. R L Scott whli. Nf7. W. F. Reno was cousoled wi-s. stc consolation prize. The gen.ie. cans first prize was carried or ',,- Ar. R. L. Scott, while Dr. X. W Fanneman secured the second pr,zs and Mir. J. J. Cowan the consolation prize. The rooms were artistica}lv decorated with honeysuckles ard iainty luncheon was served Those who enjoyed Mr. and Mrs. Cowa.. s Hospitality were: Mir and Mrs. N. "- Windham. Mir and Mrs. W. F. Reno, Mir. and Mrs R. l.. Scott. Ir znd Mrs. A. w. Vanneman, Mrs A. lie Branner. 1ir and Mrs. W. K Tester. Mir arI Mrs. Samuel Fiploy. Mrs. Latta. C. C. Wolf, George Tay. .or Mrs. W. Worthington, Miss Nor. risy, J. D. Rankin.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-04
COPPERQUEFNBENEH
 PLAN FLOUR|SHES
Fast Driving the Old Insurance
 Companies from inc Field

Today the report of the Em- ployees Benefit association Of the Copper Qeen Consolidated Mining company comes to hand. Since the formation of this association the business of accident and health in surance companies among those em- plOyed by the mining company has been reduced to a minimum, since the terms offered by the association are such that none of the old com panies can compete with it. The feelings of the members of the asso citation were well eXempliEed by the remarks of one of them few ey- enings since. The conversation was a casual one and it was not at an in the form of an interview, the affairs of the association and the benefits il offered merely being spoken of in the course of a conver- sation. This member said: T have been a member of the association since it's inception and i. is a great thing for all of us. Before that 1 carried accident insurance, but they kept boosting the rate on me. al leging hazarGousness of occupation Now all of us pay the same monthly premium and all receive the propor- tionate benefits 1 dropped the old insurance and want nothing better than 1 have. pay much less than
 formerly did and am entitled to much greater benefits and never no tice my monthly payments at all. This is merely an example of how the membership feel toward the as .sociation.
 Association Statement.
 During the month of February there was received from members s664S.11. and from the company S4,- 16666. which, with a balance of $l331.S5. gave resources Of S12.146.e0.
 During the month Of February there was disbursed for one death in Bisbee. s1227.50; for accidents in Bisbee. S41iI25 and ln Douglas, S302.35, while for sickness in Bisbee there was paid $23S5.90 and in Doug las $352.S3. Salaries are charged with Si65.S5. miscellaneous expenses, $l2.71, and printing and stationery, $lS5.5O; leaving balance on hand S3322.71 During the year 1919 there occurred in Bisbee, fatalities and in Douglas, 1. Bisbee furnished one case of permanent disability and Douglas none In Bisbec there were twenty-seyen serious. but not perma- nent injuries and 707 minor injuries. In Douglas there were 9S injuries from accident during the year.
 \ new play entitled Maud" has
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-04

has issed invitations to her friends to meet her mother. Mrs. Reese Of Mitchita. Kas., Monday afternoon ar 5.30
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 Mrs. J. w. Evans of San Antonio. Tex. is visiting her daughter. Mrs. $. P. Applewhite of Tenth street
 0
 Ladies day win not be observed at the Country club until after the close of the Lenten season, when the teas will be resumed.
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 Mr. and Mrs. R. s. George, who have been spending the past few months in Douglas. expect to leave this evening for New York They will be accompanied by their guest. Mrs Roche. who has lately arrived from Pasadena
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-04

Charles Hanson left for Benson yesterday.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-04

Team Elects Officers. The Copper Queen ball team has elected Henry Tisdale president, Rube Walters manager and Carl Smith captain
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-04
Y. M. c. A. Wins.

Y. M C. A. Wins.
 The Y. NJ. c. A. baseball nine showed form yesterday and defeated the Copper Queen team, so. It was the best played game seen thus fai in the early season. Baltzley and Ramon were the opposing twirlers.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-04

Dated at Calumet, Michigan,
 March Sth, 1911. 933.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-04

Mrs NJ. L. Downs of Eighth street
The Tupelo journal. (Tupelo, Miss.) 1876-1924, 1911-03-24
Biennial Meeting of Woodmen
Of the World.

The biennial meeting of Head
Camp Woodmen Of the World
met at Biloxi the past eek with
a full representation from the
various Camps in the jurisdict'
ion. The reports of various
committees presented satisfac-
tory and pleasing condition OF
the affairs of this order through
out the state. The increase IL
membership has exceeded the
most sanguire expectations OF
the optomistic, the number OF
new members far exceeding the
increase of any previous year
since the popular Order entered
the state. The report touching
benefit claims shows that the
work of caring for the widow and
orphans has reached the homes
of many where the death angel
had visited, there to leave the
means of providing for thos e
who have been bereft the
past year.
Our local Camp was repreSen-
ted by Consul Commander W. A.
Blair, Adviser Lieutenant A. G
Jackson and Clerk G. M. Crane.
The delegation found most de
lightful entertainment awaiting
them and their stay on the
coast was most pleasant indeed.
Our local camp was compE-
mented by the selection of our
efficient and popular clerk, Mr..
Crane, as Head Banker for the
State of Mississippi. This is a
compliment most worthily be-
slowed. Mr.. Crane will have
charge of the entire funds of
the order in the State. which
will approximate twenty thous
1and dollars.
In their nomination of Sover-
ign Crane. the local camp was
heartily supported by the repre-.
sentatives of all ssthe camps in
North Mississippi and the local
Soverigns feel indebted for their
assistance in securing his elec-
ton.
The Tupelo journal. (Tupelo, Miss.) 1876-1924, 1911-03-24
CONTEXT CLOSES.

The journal, for reasons ci
pur ely business nature. de-
ssres to announce that the sub.
scriptien contest advertised IN
this paper to besin today. will
not take place.
1t is purely business mat.
ter, and for business reasons
we believe that it should end
with this issue of the paper.
In reaching this conclusion,
we have the sanction of MIR.
Frank Williams, who was to
manase the contest for us.
We desire to say that Mr..
Williams has impressed us
with the fact that he is strictly
honest in his representation,
and that he is worthy of every
confidence that may be repos-
ed in him.
If anyone has been put to
any expense in preparing to
enter the contest, they will
oblise us by sending us the
bill, which will be paid by
check.
The Tupelo journal. (Tupelo, Miss.) 1876-1924, 1911-03-24
Public Works Notice.

Notes is hereby given that the con-
tract for the following public work for
Lee county. Miss, will be let by the
Board of Supervisors of said county in
front of the court house door Of the
county, on
Monday, fhe 5rd Day of April
1911, within legal hours, to the lowest
responsible bidder, with right to reject
all bids. viz:
For new bridge across canal in Chi
wappa CT eek bottom on Shannon and
Countyine Road
For three new bridges on Fair Ground
and Piantersville road, viz: One across
Boque Eucaby creek; one across Car
michael creek and one across ditch
east Of George Partlow's house.
All to be let according to plans and
specifications on file IN the clerks Of
flee.
This March Z, 1911.
Norbin Jones. Clerk
By r, p. Porter, p. g,
The Tupelo journal. (Tupelo, Miss.) 1876-1924, 1911-03-24
J. S. caru.h.

After a lingering illness OF
several months, John S. Car1th
quietly passed away at his home
here at an early hour Saturday
morning. the 18th inst.
Mr.. Caruth was attacked sew
eral years ago with pulmonary
troubles and upon the advice of
physicians spent some time in
Southern Texas. He failed to
improve and returned home.
For the past few months he has
been confined to the house.
John Caruth was one of Tu
The Tupelo journal. (Tupelo, Miss.) 1876-1924, 1911-03-24

II this issu we are autnorized to an
nounce Mr.. Will c. Johnson as candi-
d4te for Bailiff from the 5th dis trict Of
Lee county. Mr. Johnson is a young
man of splendid babits, sober and
honest. and if elected would serve the
paople as bailiff to their entire satis-
faction.
The Tupelo journal. (Tupelo, Miss.) 1876-1924, 1911-03-24
TUPELo, MISSISSIPPI FRipAY,

pelo's truest and best young I
men. He was a young man Of
noble heart and was A riand
tnat any one couldtrust to the
limit. He was a dsy,nsa ats
baas. and father, a kind Al af-
lfActioaate son and brnthar. AMI
il his home life hs d splayed
those qualities which Character
ize the tfue and good aaa. ~
was a member Of the local Camp
Woodmen Of the World.
The funeral services were
conducted from the residence
Sun Jay afternoon by Rev. Pres
The Tupelo journal. (Tupelo, Miss.) 1876-1924, 1911-03-24

tn. The Woodmen ofthe World
q ter the service, took charge Of
The rema rs and the services
were cone u ed at the grave.
To the b. reaved family the
heartfelt sympathy of every one
goes ont inthe dark hour of the r
bereavement.
The Tupelo journal. (Tupelo, Miss.) 1876-1924, 1911-03-24

FOR SALE Suburban building lots.
See ASA W. ALLEN.
Cut flowers furnished promptly
Pound -Kincannon-E Eikin Co.
Big Trout are striking at Park Lake.
Buy tickets before you go after them.
Car load of Blood and Bone Fertilizer
on sale Monday, April Sd. Long &
Houston.
Buy Park Lake Fishing tickets from
Pound Kincanpon- Elkin Co.. ]. Sam
Yates and G. II. Clifton.
We are now handling and sIicine
Swift's Sngar Cured Premium Boile
Hams, at 80 cents per pound. Phone
in your orders. The City Market, E.
Strauss, Prop.
FOR SALE Nice, gentle Shetland
pony. about eight years Of age, 48
inches high, weighs about $50 pounds:
Beautiful blue roam, heavy name and
tall. Ride or drive. Cheap for cash
Address n. n. Phillipq, Baldwy ", Miss-