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Bisbee daily review., 1912-08-18
(By Jos. I. Cohn.l

CANANEA. Son, Mex. Aug. 17:- According to the present plans. the smeiter of the Democrata company will be blown in on the coming Mon day. Everything is now almost in readiness for the beginning of opera tions after q period of idleness which began ip 1907. One hundred and fif- teen men are now employed by the company in preparing for operations for the reduction plant, which is of l25 tons capacity. Much of the work done Is in the nature of construction and repairing. Considerable ore has ssen broken down during the past week and in two days ever 600 tons were broken ia the carbonate stope on the tunnel level. The matte from the smelIer will be sold 10 the Can anea Consolidated company.
 Out at the Mayor Domo property of the Empire Mining company (Do- ! lores Ag. & Dew Col the shaft has reached a depth of 76 feet where the vein is three rect in width and aver ages $40 IT. s. Cy. a ton. The gold averages about an ounce, silver 14 ounces and the copper runs as high as | 45 per cent The vein runs northeast and soshwest and cuts squarely through the shaft The shaft will be sunk at leest to a depth of 150 feet before any lateral work is done. A blower has been installed to dissipate the lad air and gases. Six men are now at work and about eight to2s of | high grade ore has been piled on the dump ready for shipping to the smelt l CT The Mayer Domo is about four miles from Cananea. The company
 also owns the Dolores, Empire, 30 manga, Spanish, Golden Cross and
 Proyidencia dersouDcemeI.ta in thq
 Magdalena district, and recently has
 received titles for them.
 Col. J. B. Breathitt of Tncson is in Cananea at present making arrange
 ments to do some work on his Suisur
 pToBrty. located about 31k miles
 northwest Of Cananea. An expert re
 gently made an examination of the property, reporting very favorably
 upon it and Col Breathltt will begin work as soon as possible.
 pr. Jose Duran brought about tor land half of high grade ore into Can ianea this weelr from his property 10 ceted a little south of Cuiteca, to the
 west of Cananea. The preseya mine is
 west Of Cananea. ThePresenya mine is considered very promising. 4 few men are being worked at present on devel opment work.
 The Minneapolis Copper company
 owner of considerable property in the Moctezuma district. in the vicinity of Cdmpas, is at present planning to install a S5-ton smelter. The new plant will be installed as soon as pos.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-08-18
CANANEA MINING NEWS

sible. The company has been work ing on its Archipelago group for a short time. beginning work last June after an idIeness of several years. Some high grade ore has been eN- tracted and four carloads have been shipped recently to the Copper Queen smelter at Douglas. However cost of packing the ore to the nearest rail road point. Nacozari has been rather expensive. and the company has just received two motor trucks which will be used in transporting the ore to the shipping point. About wenty men are being worked at present and the force is to be increased as soon as per mitted.
 S. G. Lamadrid of Hermosillo has denounced 10 pertenencies under the name GOliat: located in municipality of Matape, district of Ures; minerals being gold, silver and lead. Also 10 pert. under name Cobre Grande; same locality; gold, silver, copper.
 Francisco Sotomayor. NJ. van Siclen and c. B. Palmer, Las Chispas, rep resenting Edward L. Dufourcq. New York: pert, under name Lincoln; Arizpe, gold. silver.
 Oscar K. Franklin. president Merce- des Copper company. s. A 16 pert. under name Brooks; Santa Cruz, Mag dalena; copper.
 c. H. Murphy. Magdalena; pert. under name Merced; lmuris, Mag dalena; gold.
 George F. woodward, Moctezuma: , ] pert, under name Veta Escondida; 1 formerly known by same name; Cum
 pas. Moctezuma; geld. silver. J. H. Haas, Nogales, Ariz., 10 pert,
 under name Haas; located in Santa
 Cruz, Magdalena; silver, copper. J. F. Stultz. Ures: 40 pert, under name Rebecca; Soyopa, Ures; gold,
 silver, copper. |, Francisco Fimbres, Fl Plomo; 10 pert, under name San Antonio; AL
 tar; gold, silver, coper. A. P. Serrano, Altar: 45 pert, uns der name Fl Negro: Pitiquito. Altar: | gold, silver, copper. Serrano repre-
 seRts VI. B. Duvall of the Tecoleto | Copper Go.
 l George F. Woodward, Moctezunia: i ' pert, under name Good Luck: for. merly known as Extension Oests de
 La Union; Cumpas, Moctezuma; gold, ! silver.
 Florentino Rocha, Cananea; 20 pert under name Magallanes; in Sierra Azul mountains, Csnanea, Arizpe; gold, silver, lead.
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destroys the germ which causes dand- ruff. frees the head from dirt and scarf flakes. The hair becomes light, fluffy and beautiful.
 Newbro's Herpicide is the original remedy that kills the dandruff germ for which there are many limitations and substitutes said to be just as good. Buy nothing but the original
 Newbro's Herpicide in soc and s1.00 sizes is sold by all dealers who guarantee it to do all that is claimed. If you are not satisfied your money will be refunded
 Send 10c in postage to The Herp- icide Co, Dept R. Detroit, Mich, and nice sample will be sent with the booklet
 Applications obtained at the better barber shops and hair dressing par lors
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cantInes Masernesles.

There are five dining in Paris where from fifty to eighty nurs- ing mothers daily receive free meals. Cantines Maternelles these restau- rants were called when they were started eight years ago by Mime. Henry Coullet of Psris At first the only passport needed was the posses sion of baby. but owing to the de- velopment of confusing habit of bor- rowing babies so as to procure a meal, the rule was altered. and the pro vision of free meals Is nov dependent upon regular attendance at an adjoin- ing baby clinic.
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Warren District Mines

the hat a copper the in well in the This alarm
  action ultimately is per but is a decided ofhigher prices.
 divided eNdvdend than recovered its loss Calumet and ATt dividend last and selling The responded provided during and after the pres
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Curious assuI, of seder. pl.s.

As the result of an adder bi.e. re- gently. the back of the hand of a Car din lWsies) boy named J. ". Cony has become marked like an adder. The physician who is attending the case states that the skin and swollen nesh near the bite are Ike piece of leather. pigmented exactly the same as an adder. the white streak or ring run nins round the dark mottled ground.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-08-18

that it has a mine but that the pros pect warrants the further expendL lure O fthe price paid for the option and of more funds for development, All companies are on the lookout for new properties and like the individual can only determine the existence or a mine by development work on the properties where indications are found, but the Copper Queen is one Of the truly conservative companies in this matter as results in the past have shown.
 sHATTUcK'S NEW SHELTER
 In an interview given to the Inter national in Douglas last week l.. .. Shattuck stated that plans for the new smelter that is to be built there would be completed shortly and con struction contracts let shortly after. ward. He stated that the estimated expense was about 00.000 These statements are along the line of what has been heard here. It is expected that bids will be advertised for stTuc- tural steel the latter part of this month and the adYertiseing of other bids will begin early next month. It therefore appears probable that actual construction work will be com. menced this fall Meantime develop ment work is being continued with a force of about seventy men in prep. aration tor the completion of !tha smelter and only the normal ship ments are being made to the Copper Queen smeltar
Bisbee daily review., 1912-08-18
Talented.

Hewitt-"He Is had. but brilliant" !" Jewett-"Yes; he can lie in eight Ian, guages and swear in nine"
Bisbee daily review., 1912-08-18

Because he declared Governor Cole Blease. Of South Carolina. the most honorable man in the world, Eugene Gordon Young. a Carolina man has been held for investigation of his sanity in Atlanta. Ga.
 Rlease is the man recently involved in South Carolina graft charges.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-08-18

s. c. Lamadrid of Hermosillo has denounced 10 pertenencies under the name Goliat; located in municipality of Matape, district of Ures; minerals being gold silver and lead. Also 10 pert. under name Cobre Grande; same locality; gold, silver, copper
Bisbee daily review., 1912-08-18

Francisco Sotomayor. NJ. van Siclen and C. B. Palmer, Las Chispas, rep resenting Edward L. Dufourcq. New York: 6 pert, under name Lincoln; Arizpe, gold. silver.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-08-18

Oscar K. Franklin. president Merce- des Copper company, s. A; 16 pert, under name Brooks; Santa Cruz, Mag dalena; copper.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-08-18

Francisco Fimbres, Fl Plomo; 10 pert, under name San Antonio; Al. tar; gold, silver, coper.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-08-18

c. H. Murphy. Magdalena; , pert under name Merced; Imuris, Mag dalena; gold.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-08-18

Joseph Giacolette was host of a party of friends Saturday evening st his home, in honor of his birthday. 4 delightful dance and banquet was enjoyed by the guests, who re. mained until a late hour.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-08-18

George F. Woodward, Moctezuma; , pert. under name Veta Escondida; formerly known by same name; Cum pas, Moctezuma; geld, silver.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-08-18

Judge W. D. Monmonier. pioneer Of this city and Pearce and justice of the peace Of the latter city. ahs been in Tomtst.Ls greeting friends.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-08-18

The Minneapolis Copper company
 owner of considerable property in the Moctezuma district in the vicinity of Clmpas, is at present planning to install a S5-ton smelter The new plant will be installed as soon as pos.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-08-18

John HenningeT, for many years proprietor of the Can Can restaurant Of this city, arrived in Tombstone this week from Oakland, where he had been visiting friends.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-08-18

A P. Serrano, Altar: 45 pert, un der name Fl Negro: Pitiquito. Altar: gold, silver, copper Serrano repre- seRts ". B. Duvall of the Tecoleto Copper Go.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-08-18

Norman Abell, with his mother and sister, is spending his vacation al Encinitas, San Diego county.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-08-18

J. F. stultz. Ures; 40 pert, under name Rebecca; Soyopa, Ures; gold, silver, copper.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-08-18

J. H. Haas, Nogales, Ariz., 10 pert, under name Haas; located in Santa Cruz, MagdaleRa; silver, copper.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-08-18

w. R King was an arrival last week from los Angeles, where he has been with his family. Mrs. King aud sons will remain in Los Angeles, where the boys will attend school
Bisbee daily review., 1912-08-18

George F. Woodward, Moctezunia; !; ' pert. under name Good Luck; for merly known as Extension Oests de La Union; Cumpas, Moctezuma; gold, silver.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-08-18

Mrs. Frank Demarest has returned from Pomona. Cal, where she was
Bisbee daily review., 1912-08-18

Florentino Rocha, Cananea; 2 pert under name Magallanes: il Sierra Azul mountains, Cananea Arizpe; gold, silver, lead.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-08-18

Rev Deck and family left on Mon day last for Tempe. where they vii make their home in future. Rev Deck will make occasional visit here. and win hold services at tho Congregational church.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-08-18

Attorney George Neale came over
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father about three weeks ago.
 Miss Nellie Brandt left last week for Flagstaff. where she will enter the Normal. Miss Brandt passed the high school here with honOrs.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-08-18

w. c. Hughes. deputy registration officer for the Bisbee district. has been in town on business with County Recorder owen F. Murphy Mir Hughes has Up to date registered over 1000 voters in the Warren dis trict. which is about one-third of the registration so far sent into the re, CoTder's ofiCe.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-08-18

Died in Ray on the third Of this month L. NJ Parker. formerly of Douglas. He leaves a widow, Mrs. York Parker, formerly of this city.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-12-15
GRIM SLAUGHTER is
RESULT OF HUNTING
BY AUSTRIAN RULER

uprisings In Yemen and Albania. and
by the war in Tripoli. as well as by
Emergencies of views I'm the officer
corps
Another cause was that the army
lost it's old homogenity OF race and
religion through the enlistments
from the on-Mohammedan popula-
tlon. These extraneous elements felt
no interest in maintaing the Otto
man Empire, and proved untrust-
worthy for serious military opera
tions The Generalization OF the
officers corps by the spread Of poll
teal agitation IL assigned as another
cause. The intrlgues OF the officers
undermined their authority and woa-
kened discipline. The Young Turk
officers are doubtless men OF good
intentions. hut they weakened the
army in trying 10 introduce West
European ideas into a country net
yet ripe for them.
Half-understood Occidental phras.
es took the place OF the old religious
expressions that had aroused the
strength % the old Turkish army.
There were also military mistakes
in the conduct OF the war itself. with
both the higher and the lower Off
GERS. and there had been grave sins
OF omission before the war broke
ont
Moreover. the instructions siyen
the soldiers in battle as 20 firing. dis
lance and other matters appear Ia
have been very defective and the
artillery officers failed to take ad-
vantage OF the typographical fea-
lures OF the country in placing their
batteries.
As the number OF cotton mills In
crease in Lancashire the millcrs find
a greater difficulty IN getting opera
lives. II IL not only that more hands
are required, but there is a CROWN,
dislike among the girls to work IL
the mills They make much higher
wages than DO their sisters who en-
ter shops or the office, but object {,
wearing clogs and shawls while th'
other girls go 20 and from theiI
work In costumes. brightly trimmed
hats and gloves and shoes. with
their five dollars weekly. compare'
with the few shilllnrs ~ the shol
| girl. they can afford and DO hayl
ninery. but having TO clean their ma
chimes. cannot wear II at their work
The mill owners have been threaten
ing 10 import foreign labor. and II q
20 prevent this that an agitation ha
been started TO improve the WorkinI
conditions ~ the girls.
with the transfer OF the large
J part OF European Turkey 20 the Bal
kan allies certainty. Lancashir
cotton spinnors. and In fact manufac
turers al over the country. are be-
ginning 20 wonder what effect
viii have upon trade.
! The cotton mon fear that eifoc
b will ho had and have URGED Che go,
} I eminent 20 press f0r me mHu'ar
= ancc of tho open door ir tho Rl
y Kane Turkey. a good customer q
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-12-15

ny Associated Press
LONDON, Dec. it.-P. J. Baker. the
Cambridge athletic, has undertaken
the defence OF the American methods
OF training for the Olympic games
which have come in for SO much con
demnation In England since the oiy-
mpaid at stockholm. and he also de-
iends the Americans against the
charges OF fuuling their opponents,
which have been so freely made.
For months" he says. our pa
pers have been full OF articles prov
ing (always without eyidence) that
the American runners were guilty oil
every foul in the calendar. Mr.. Leh-
mann was the first TO formulate In
It's completeness the doctrine OF the
divine right of the amateur not TO
train. The argument is this No
team can win the Olympic games
without training similar to that In
dulged in by the Americans; such
training is professional In nature
and in spirit. il reduces the games
10 the level OF commercial enter
prise: we cannot undertake II With
out degrading what has always been
for us a splendidly rough and ready
sport into business. which Ia In
consistent with our high ideals oil
amateurism; and, therefore. q
shades OF county cricket secretaries
We will affront the German nation
by withdrawing from the compoti'
ton AT Berlin.
Far be Il from me 10 be oifen'
slve But I find It difficult to drive
from my thoughts the offensive
words ignorance and cant
Every single feature OF the Amer
lean method can be found In advan'
ced stage OF perfection In the or
panizatlon Of English rowing or Eng
lish cricket or English football. Who
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-12-15
CAMBRIDGE ATHLETE
DEFENDS AMERICAN
TRAINING METHODS

specializes more than an English
oarsman? Who invented the profess
sional coach but the English crick-
eter? What English county cricket
club has not its paid organizers? Mr..
Lehman knows that there IL no
sporting event In the world over
which more trouble IL taken. more
time wasted and more money eX-
pended than the lnter-Varsity boat
race. II Is business II any ANA
t,ur event ever was. II is not done in
a business spirit-of course, not. but
nor will the English training for
the next Olympald be done In n busi-
ness spirit
England will win the Olympic
games when she Ia prapered TO pro-
vide more running tracks. more gem
uine and serious competition"
Winston Spencer Churchill, the
First Lord OF the Admiralty, him
self young man 10 have reached
lIt lVFllibI Nv ONAhIAfh az Nh' 49,
ish cabinet. has set about making the
British navy a young mans navy In
the list OF recent appointments the
plums have fallen 10 the compare
lively younger man. the combined
ages ~ the newly appointed officers
totalllng 776 years az compared with
the sl5 of their predecessors. The
oldest man appointed to these COM
mands was Vice Admiral Egerton'
AGED GO. who succeeds Admiral Nay
AGED 60, as cOmmander-in-chief at
Plymouth. The other fortunate Off
GERS are all some years younger than
Admiral Egerton, and succeeded men
all Of whom are some years their
seniors. His is is to enable men Ia
reach positions of the highest re-
sponsibility while they are in the
prime OF life.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-12-15
ANNUAL REPORT
|. Of COMPTROLLER
Business Has Shared in
General Pros
perity

By Associated Press.
WASHINGTON. ID. c., Dee. IA
Business in general. as reflected IN
the condition of the banks of the
United States, has shared In the.
country's prosperity, according to
Lawrence O. Murray in his annual
report made public today
The banking power OF the nation.
represented by capital. surplus. pro-
fits. deposits and circulation, reach
tai OF s22,54S,707000. a high rec
ord showing an increase of $50 per
cent over 1911 and 27.S per cent oy'
er 1908 Since 1900. the banking
power has increased III per cent.
or more than doubled During the
last twelve years. the number OF
banks has increased by over l0T per
cent and their volume OF business a.
Indicated by deposits shows an in-
crease OF over l27 per cent
The Comptroler's report consists
VI u NidSh VI FAhAiHNAN WIN ahdif 'i's
most OF which previously have been
published
IN connection with the rates on
money. which recently have been
soaring, the Comptroller simply OBJ
serves that the rates we're normal un
10 August with a tightening OF the
money market thereafter Accord
inr 10 the last condition report. Sep
TENDER (. the Comptroller points out
that New York and Chicago were
slightly deficient IN the amount of
their legal reserves and 81. Louis
slightly excessive Banks in the
major portion OF other reserve cities
we're also slightly deficient. but the
country banks maintained an excess
OF the legal requirements
Less than 20 per cent OF the to-
tai amount OF national bank notes
which the national banks might cir
culate under the law has been issu-
ed Based upon the September 4 re-
port, the banks might increase their
circulation by $32l.927 900. Mr. Nh
rray says
Tho national banks the report In
dIcates. hold over so per cent OF
! the bonded debt OF the United States
IN the way of security for circulation
and public deposits and as invest
ments.
During the fiscal year. 1912. the
national banks paid dividends aggre
eating S120.300.S72 or 1866 pei
cent on capital and G93 per cent OF
capital and surplus combined. Th'
net earnings OF Sii9.056,603 wer'
equivalent 10 $50 per cent of capi
tai and surplus During the last A.
years the banks have paid an aver
age annual dividend OF az pc
cent on the capital stock
Eight national banks with AT
aggregate capital OF Sl,i00,000 fail
ed during the year ended October u
while cighty-three national banks
with an aggregate capital OF 81 sos
$50. were placed In voluntary llqul
dation
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-12-15

BFRLIN. Dec. l4.--There is grim
slaughter OF the beasts when royalty
goes hunting. The report Of the re-
cent hunt Of Emperor William ana
Franz Ferdinand of Austria discloses
this.
In one hour and fifty minutes the
future Austrian Emperor brought
down 90 animals. which included ~
wild hogs. shovel antlered elk ana
bucks and roes. The Emperor, who
LEI the best specimens pass his stand
SO that his imperial guest could
shoot them. made ii killings.
Such of the bag as does not flnd
it's way to the royal tables is sofa 10
game handlers. and the patriotlc
German has a chance to buy cutIes
from a buck. which as a plaoard tas-
tened above II proclaims, was
through, down by His Majesty the
Emperor"
Reports from the hunt praise
Franz Ferdlnand's markanship hiSh-
". lie rarely missed, II is declared
and most OF his game was shot IN
the shoulder.
The largest organ in the world IL
claimed for the new ST. Michaei :
church, which was recently dedicated
a, Hamburg In the presence OF the
Fmperor. II il over 81 feet high
and is divided into five stories. It's
largest pipe is 81 feet IN length, has
, diameter OF q inches, and weighs
nearly 1900 pounds The smallest
nine ia Is inches long. The or
gan is played on five different Key
boards. each containing 81 keys; and
II has 80 pedals. There are more
than 1000 stops and buttons for con
trolling the tones. Two electrical
motors. each OF five horsepower sup
DIV the air pressure.
Tho city o. Cologne mas Just an
rounced an exhibition for the yeaI
1915 70 De- called "The Child II
viii undertake 20 make a systematic
dlsplay OF everything connected VIII
the bodily and mental improvement
OF babies and very young children. j
ia MANNED on a large scale.
The authorities OF the government
dlstric, OF Metz have been Impress
"a for some time by the great yuan
tf-los of ripers brought 70 them b.
Lorraine peasants. who claimed an
received the bounty on them. Fo
several sundays in succession NOR
than thirty vipers were brought il
Cor ,he reward and an investigation
vas made. u was rewarded by IN
di,covery that the enierprising peas
ant had been breeding the reptiles.
German military men are STU
discussing the causes OF Turkey
military breakdown. Major-Genera
Imhof who spent some years as mil
t,ry instructor In Turkey, SAYS tina
ala not possess an army In he mod
o-n sorra 10 the time 81 the revolu
ton 10 1q0e+ ana the time since the
Uas COO short 20 completely tran.
form the army acc0rdinz 20 moder
military principles Moreover. arm
refo-m was hlndered and delayed b
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-12-15
Fl PAsO PERFECT|NG
PLANS FOR STOCKMEN

Ell pASO, Texas, Dec. Prep
aratlons for the reception and enter
tainment OF the delegates 10 the thir-
ty-sevonth annual meeting ~ the
Cattle Ralsers' Association OF Texas,
which will be- held In this city In
March 1913. were begun today when
'hc president OF the III Paso Cham
Der OF Commerce. Walter S Clayton.
appointed committees 10 take charge
OF details
The cost OF providing comfort and
amusement for the hundreds Of del
cgatos OF the association and their
families and friends who will come
to III Paso next spring has been esti.
mated 20 be- 10000 That amount
will be- raised by subscriptions 70 a
special fund OF the Chamber OF Com
morcc.
~ Paso was designated as the
meeting place for 1913 az the Cattle
Raisers conyentioa at Fort Worth
last March. after a keen contest with
oklahoma city. Houston and Fort
Worth. There are 1856 members of
the assoc. lion owning cattle on Tex
as. Oklahoma and New Mexico
ranges