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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1912-06-07
MISTAKE OF MANAGER DUNN
Leader of Baltimore international
Team Persists in Placing Mickey
Corcoran on Third Base.

Jack Dunn persistently errs in not
placing Mickey Corcoran at second,
where he would shine. Following Bob
Unglaub's failure and his turn down
Of Harry Steinfeldt's offer, Manager
Dunn has again stationed Mickey at
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1912-06-07

Perdue 10 Great Pitcher.
Hub Perdue Of the Boston Nationals
is the seasons sensation in the box.
His work stamps him az q great pitch
ing artist.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1912-06-07
Mickey Corcoran.

the hot corner, position unsuitable
to the nervous temperament 1t the
speedy Buffalo boy who first gained
prominence through his clever work
at second base for the Bradfords Pa,
club.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1912-06-07

tain drawn on his efforts to pitch for
Chicago. Another player released by
Pittsburgh is Jack Hines, formerly a
first baseman In the Tri-State and
other minor leagues. IL 49,. I l..
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1912-06-07
UNITED STATES LEAGUE FAST
Bugs" Raymond and Claude Ritchey
Among the Veterans That Could
Not Stand the Pace.

The United States League is too
fast for some of the veterans most
any league would be. Claude Ritchey
has been released by the Pittsburgh
club of the independent organization
Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-31

duced.
 The total earnings Of Superior and Pittsburg were S3.s59.0lIS3, and expenditures amounted to S2,lsO,- 4l544, making the net earnings oI the company S1.67S,602.4l5.
 Conditions of the Mines
 Included in the report is that Of General Manager John C. Greenway on the amount of work done Tn the aggregate, and the results at each particular shaft of the two compan les. In the C. apd A. report the development work is stated 10 De 2G,1g6.5 feet, against 30.SI9.1 in lSlO' while in tons of ore per foot of de yelopment, the results were lO.l Tor 1911 as against l1.2 in 1910.
 At the Irish Mag shaft, toward the latter part Of last year, all work above the 750 level was abandoned, the showing not being good enough tO justify the expense of maintaining those levels, and since that time work in that shat has been confined to the levels from $50 to 115O. On the 95O level, south of the shaft. a new body of oxide and sulphide ore was developed Work on extensions of ore bodies iu the Mag ground brought highly pleasing results.
 To secure greater economy, sar- face work at the Mag was disconun- ued in November, and since then the ore has been hauled underground to the oliver shaft.
 At the Oliver there was 16,92l feet of work done last year. New oxide bodies were found on the lC50 and 12JQ levels, and new sulphjdss on the i25D and lCCO. The oxide ore found above the l250 level was in the Buckeye claim, and the sulphlde on tho IUa0 was in the Senator. Al together. the work WIS. more eNten sive than aRticB Batedl kps
 During the year, conneciipn vas made between the Hoatsou -arid the Oliver on the 1900 and iGV0 levels. The encounter ot a thifty-oot ore body in this work, and subseduent de veiopment of it. is also shown m this part Of the report.
 During the year the expenses at the OlNer and Mag were consider ably decreased This was largely oc' casioued by the connection hereto fore referred to, and the use of the Oliver S aft for hoisting and lower ing purposes Of both mines.
 The equipment oi the Powell shalt at Courtland is stated to be ready Tor use at any time.
 At the Superior and Piusburg prop critics during the year there was done 25.222 feet Of development work, oi which lS.O92 was drifting and G.4lC raising, the largest proportion of the work being done at the Junction which totaled l0,2I3.
 At the Cole shaft connection with the Oliver was completed at the l,oOl level Ly a long drift since which time stoping has been carried or steadily in large oxide body oI the Granville claim. This body de yeloped about 350 feet long on the
Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-31
EASTERN MARKETS
YE s T E K D 4 Y
Q}y l.. J. Overlock)

BOSTON, March 30.-LOcal cop pers continued strong and active to- day. Shannon was the strong fea- ture with every prospect of selling higher next week. Owing to the fact that tab iay, the first of AIrii, comes on Monday. many operators sold out their stocks today, but tEese will all be taken back the first of the week. and we look for continuation Of the present bull market, with a consider ably higher range of prices by the end of next week
 PAINE, WEBBER and co.
 In the local curb issues offerings continue extremely light Bids frac- tionally above ruling quotations fail to bring out either Warren or Ameri can Saginaw. Denn holds at l-S bid, with scattering offerings around IT.
 Total sales New York 329.G0O.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-31
[. AND A. REPORT ON YEAR I9Il
 SHOWS SPLENDID PROGRESS MADE
Total Output Development and New Plans Augor Well for Large Dividends with Copper Selling at the
 Prices That Now Prevail z-zzSsA

Following close upon the rec,iit of Phelps, Dodge and company re port for the year 1911. comes tbat Of the Calumet and Arizona anC Sd- perior and Pittsburg companies for ite same period, making showing winch is highly favorable iu all re- spects. and well warranting the re- cent advances made by the shares of the C. and A. company m ihe stock markets. AmonG other mat ters of importance, that are shown 6y these reports is the fact that the cost of the manufacture of copper during the year 1911 was reduced to f.Si cents per pound. Besides this, the report gives some details relative tO the rebuilding of the smeIer al Douglas. which indicates a still iith' CT reduction in cost Of manufacture when the improved plant is blown in' which is expected to happen VT h'H two years. In addition Co thls, the pfoIts shown at the prevailing prlCes of last year. when compared WlIA the present prevailing prices ot ;re red metal shows a period Of pfospef- ty for the companies at the present increase of about twenty-five per cent in.price, a profit Of about i've cents per pound or 6n the same output as last year, presuming the lFesehl price to be the average for the year 1912, and increase in earnings ol a. most two and a haf m1hQnar or nearly doubling the earnings of last year.
 
 The report shows that last year the. total combined earnings were S6,S42,62S.S6, and expenditures $i' 27O.44I, making the net earnings ou production $2,572,24l.S6, from when expenses on outside properties ana miscellaneous credits are deducted and which brings net earnings to S2.525.321. This was on a rruduc- tion of 4e,945,905 pounds Oi refined copper 455.947 ounces Of silver and ISIl4 ounces or gold.
 Of this production the (. and \ properties furnished 2l,476,I59 pounds of copper, olb.yS7 ounces of sllNe ahi 9.32g ounces Of gold. The average price received for copper was l-49-z cents during the period covered ty the report, and the net cost ot pro duciug refined copper was S-35 cents The number of men employed was l.O3S, of whom 526 are employed ''' the mines and 476 at the smelter.
 Superior and Pittsburg Company
 The Superior and Pittsburg com pany's directors report shows a pro duction of 2S,469,166 pounds Of re fined copper, 2S6,g6O ounces Of s!i yer. and S.TS5 ounces Of gold. The average price received for copper was the same as that stated in the C. and 4. report, and the net cost per pound, after deducting values o! precious metals was 6.6O. The ay' craze number of men employed was 66O
 The value of gold and silver pro duced amounted to 3Ol,1SJ.62, or s2i2O on each ton of copper pro
Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-31
Saved From Danerous Op- eration--Neighbor Advised What to Do for Blad-
 der Trouble

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 Several months ago I was taken very sick with bladder trouble, had intense pains and suffered greatly, at times I could not stand on my feet or sit in chair ana often was forced to cry out with pain.
 I consulted two doctors who gave me different kinds of medicine. which did me no good. It seemed as though the more of their medicine ] took the worse l became. The doctors seemed to be greatly puzzled over
 my case and after holding a consul tation. was told that ] had a severe case of inflammation of the bladder and an operation was very necessary.
 ' was being prepared to be taken to the hospital, when nelghoor came to my house and said, why don't you try bottle Of Dr. hllmer
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 I have used about fourteen botte5 of Swamp Root and know that had J
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 Yours gratefully,
 SAMUEL WILSON C5i Pierce St., \. E., Minneapolis | Minn.
 | State of Minnesota
 County Of Henrep!n )ss Personally appeared before me this | 12,h day of Sept, 1909. Samuel Will son. of the city of Minneapolis oi the state of Minnesota, who sub scribed the ah~vo and on oath say s
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Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-31
"I AM so NERVOUS"

How many times have you heard that expression from wife, mother. or sister. In nine times out of ten, ex- treme nervousness in woman ,s caused by an unhealthy condition or the female system.
 Lydia T.. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound acts promptly and thor oughly in such cases. It strengthens the nerves and muscles, heals in- nammation and restores the female system to d normal healthy condL ucn.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-31

900 level
 At the Briggs shaft. in October, connection was made from the Hoat' son by a drift on the 15OO level, and other development was nearly all on the 1900 level The encouraging re suits of last year at the Briggs are set forth, but these fade before the importance of the more recent de- velopments, since the preparation oi the report, during the present year and especially within the last month, which The Review has heretofore mentioned in the weekly resume Of the mining district The ore bodies mentioned in the report are scat tered over a country extending 2.00O feet from north to south, and 1000 feet from east to west.
 In the early part of 1911, the Juno ton was sunk to depth of l,S37.J feet and a station cut at l,S00, good sulphide ore being cut at intervals from the depth of 1,100 down. This proves that the ore bearing ground extends 800 feet below the lowest working level. the 1900.
 There is much prospecting of well mineralized ground to be done from this shaft
 Connection made during the year between the Hoatson and the Briggs greatly improved ventilation at ths Junction.
 Development at the HoatsOn was largely confined to systematically cut ting up the ground adjoining the large oxide ore body. This work has greatly increased the known size of that ore body and has found sew eral outlying bodies.
 During the year the Junction shalt was the only Superior and Pittsburg shaft in which pumping was done. The total amount of water pumped was 1.579.255,9 ,9O6 gallons, slightly more than in 1910. Of this amount about 35,2SO,000 gallons were re, ceived from the Copper Queen mines. Since June IS, all of the water from the deeper levels of the Copper Queen mines has been carried to the June ton shalt, the average flow being about I25 gallons per minute Alter about March 1 1912, when the con nection between the Hoatson and Oliver shafts is completed, the June ton will do the pumping from the deeper levels of all the Bisbee mines
 New Shelter
 In December an appropriation was granted by the board Of Sl,94S,l45.Uu for the erection. Of a new shelter just south of the present plant. The plans contemplate
 Complete custom samplinS mill.
 Cananea bedding system, twith ca pacity for 5S.O00 tonsl.
 Two 4S"X40" blast furnaces, and
 Dust chamber 60'xlSO,
 Steel stack lined with acid proof ,iling. 35O'x25' in diameter,
 Four 19'xl0O' reyerberatories win foundation and building for fifth.
 Twelve 21 1t. Herreshof roasting furnaces and suitable dust chamber
 Six Great Falss conyerterS f' tee' in diameter.
 Foundations for this plant are aP uroximately fifty per cent complet ed. Contracts have been let iol structural steel and it Is esti mated that the plant will be ready for operation by August l. 1919, un less delayed by some accidents be yopd control This plant, at tho time of it's completion, should be the most up to date and modern plant in operation at that time.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-31

ing the ctcle has been le source-he blood rom the circulation that the support and the brous tissues all preserved heafu constant nourshment supplied by the blood.
 So long the blood and rich the skin will eruponS disease but when the becomes infected with acids and humorS its nouhng and properties are greatly diminished and this acrd huoraden condition and inflammation os the delicate tissues flores the effect ing, diShguring skin disease.
 Humors and impurities the blood through deranged inactive condition of the system Those members duty collect and the refuse of the properly their work and this surplus left in the system to and be absorbed into the blood
 The Of all be fo or acid the blood Smooth healthy skins only possible e circulation pure and Therefore the affection can only come from thorough cleansing this vital fluid Saves washes oons etc. vausble only their ability to keep the S clean aay superficial rritaton soften the hardened cuce Such treatment cannot cure because does the cause located and depend upon measures alone usually results in the aggravaon spreading of any skin trouble
 s. S. Skin Diseases of every kind by neuazng the acids and removing all humorS
Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-31
CANANEA MINING NEWS

CANANEA. Sonora, Mexico, March 29:-The Cananea Consolidated Cop per company this week placed an or der for two 3S5-horsepower Sterling lboilers, which win be installed at the powerhouse as soon as they can be received. This will give the pow erhouse generating plant ITO horse power more than at present. The boilers are of the same pattern as some of those at the powerhouse at present, and will be equipped with superheaters. The addition of the boilers is necessitated by the ln- crease in company's equipment.
 Quite a rich, as well as large ore body has been developed to con- siderable extent at the Capote mine of the Cananea comrany. The body is located between the third and fifth levels and has been proven over 50 feet in length up to date. The ore averages 10 per cent copper.
 The drift on the 200foot level of the CananearBOston property has been driven about 35 feet and sew eral stringers have been encountered which show rich ore. However the ledge had not yet been reached and it is probable that it Is still about 30 feet distant
 A ledge from 9 to 8 feet in width has been encountered at the property of the Lampazos Silver Mines com pany. below Moctezuma The ledge is known to be at least l50O feet in length and assays in gold and silver run from Sl5 to $40 U. $. cy., per ton. r. T.. Borgeson. manager of the pro perty, is planning to begin shipments as soon as conditions allow.
 The Mesa Rica mines, located about 35 miles northeast of Sahuaripa, were closed down this week and all the Americans have left for the United States. Work will not be resumed until conditions are better
 Louis H. Wilson. of Alamos has de nounced 12 pertenencias under the name La Luna located on the Meg quite ranch, municipality Of Quiriego' district of Alamos; minerals, gold and silver
 Harry $. Slyter, .Madera, Chih., and Seferino Lopez. Mulatos, Son, 10 pert under name San Fernando; on Quad alupito ranch, Mulatos, Sahuaripa; an tigua mine.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-31
seIfshnsss Universal.

A Kansas City judge announces as an original discovery that selfishness Is the chief cause of divorce. m course 1t Is. IL is also the cause of most of the other troubles of human ty. Eliminate selfishness from the nature of man and the millennium would be with us.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-31

Cnamberlain's Corgh Remedy has won it's great reputation and extensive sale by its remarkable cures Of coughs, colds and croup. It can be de pended upon. Try it. Sold by all dealers.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-31

suffered with a bad case of Ec- zerna for oysr l2 years, and I tried everything I heard of. Nothing helped me until I began to use S.S s. I commenced this medicine and the Eczema soon begun to gradually dis appear. continued taking S.S.S., and it completely cured the disease and every blemish and eruption left. The sores and itohing so character istic of this trouble have entirely left, and am sound and well.
 Mrs. Chas. Gill . 50 Clinton St., Newark, N. J.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-31
N,mabIs Lace Handkerenrr>.

Milkmaids in Switzerland make handkerchiefs of lace that readily sell for s5 apiece-some. indeed, for as much as $50 each.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-31
The Rnzsnn-

The reason there are always two sides to story Is because the other fellow just won't stick to the truth Smart Set MagsEins
Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-31
Letter to Dr. Kilmer & CO. 5jnqhsmton, W. v.
Prove What swamp-Root' WIlI % for

Send 10 Dr. Kilmer x O.. Bingham. ton, N. Y., for sample bottle. IL wall convince anyone. lou will also re ceive a booklet of valuable informa tion telling all obtu the kidneys and bladder. When writing. be sure ana mention the Bisbee Daily Review. Regular fifty cent and ole dollar size bottles for sale at all drug stores
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Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-31

Alejandro Velderrain, Huatabampo; 12 pert. under name Alicia; on Los Vasitos ranch; Quiriego. Alamos; gold, silver. copper.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-31

Pedro D. Robles. Cananea; pert, under name La Guija; in San Jose Cananea; gold, silver.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-31

Louis II. Wilson. Alamos; 10 pert, under name Fl Sol; On Mezquite ranch, Quiriego, Alamos; gold, silver
Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-31

T. Robinson Bours and Bros, rep resenung E. NJ. Greenlee; 9 pert, under name San Juan; Rio Chico, Alamos; gold. silver, copper.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-31

5. s. s. cools the acid-heated cir culation, builds it up to its normal strength and thickness, muihplies it's rich, nutritious corpuscles, and adds 10 its purity and nourishing qualities in every way. TheE the skin instead of being irritated and inflamed byacids and fiery humors,
 is nourished, soolhed and made perfect by aplcutiful supply.of rich,
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Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-31

Alejandro P. Martinez, Minas Priet- as; 12 pert, under name La lnternac- ional; Soyopa. Ures; gold, silver.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-31

Matias Tamayo, Ures 6S pert, under name Gibraltar No. ?; near Ei Picacho, Gibraltar and Noche Buena; Soyopa, tres; copper iron.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-31

Carlos Encinas, Fl ROdellite ranch: 10 pert, under name Minerva; or Fl Viacrucis ranch, Nogales, Mag dalena; gold, silver.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-31

l2 pert. under name Alicia; on Los Vasitos ranch; Quiriego. Alamos; gold, silver. copper.
 Angel N. PoTchas, Sahuaripa; rep resenting James P. Carr; 52 pert, un- der name Santa Maria; on La Alaza- ma ranch, Mulatos, Sahuaripa; silver. Robert w. Arthur, Douglas, Ariz; 10 pert, under name Estrella de Orc; in La Ceniza mountains. Fronteras, .Arizpe; gold, silver. copper.
 J. K. Smith and E. B. Bean, Ron quillo. Cananea; IS pert, under name Maria Belle: in Las Mestenas noun tains. Fronteras, Arizpe; gold, silver, copper.
 Pedro Bueras, La Capilla ranch; pert. under name Conception; Bay iacora, Arizpe; gold, silver.
 J. T. Mcdonald, Nogales, Ariz.; 10 pert, under name Don Manuel; Opo- depe, tres; gold. silver. Also pert. under name Las Palomas; same To- cality and metals.
 Alejandro F. Martinez, Minas Priet- as; 12 pert, under name La Internac- ional: Soyopa. Ures: gold, silver.
 Matias Tamayo, tres; 6S pert. under name Gibraltar No. 2; near Ei Picacho, Gibraltar and Noche Buena; Soyopa, tres; copper, iron.
 
 Carlos Encinas, Fl ROdellite ranch: 10 pert, under name Minerva: or Fl Viacrucis ranch, Nogales, Mag dalena; gold, silver.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-31
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Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-31

May ft 70 .ruIv .. n 5-S SeDtember .......... 73 7-S
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Cotton

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Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-31

bles. It cures Eczema, Acne, T, rashes and all eruptions of the cuh, when the cause has been removed,
 the cause by purifying the bloc medical advice free. THE SWL
Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-31

Angel N. Porchas, Sahuaripa; rep resenting James P. Carr; 52 pert, un- der name Santa Maria; on La Alaza- ma ranch, Mulatos, Sahuaripa; silver.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-31

Harry $. Slyter. sMadera. Chin, and Seferino Lopez. Mulatos, Son. 10 pert, under name san Fernando; on Quad alupito ranch, Mulatos, Sahuaripa; an tigua mine.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-31

Pedro Bueras, La Capilla ranch; { pert, under name Conception; Bav- iacora, AriZpe; gold, silver.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-31

Robert w. Arthur, Douglas, Ariz, 0 pert, under name Estrella de Gro; n La Ceniza mountains, FrOnteras, gCld, silver, copper.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-31

Louis H. Wilson of Alamos has de nounced 12 pertenencias under the name La Luna located on the Mez- quite ranch, municipality of Quiriego' district of Alamos; minerals, gold and silver
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-05-16
NOTICE OF SHER1FFs SALE
UNDER EXECUTION
DISTRICT COURT.

Under and By virtue Of an execution Issued
out OF the Dlstriet Court 81 the second Judicial
Diatriet Of the State Of Idaho in and for the
County Of Lewis, and 10 me directed and de-
Iivered, for judgment rendered IN the Pro
bate Court Of Lewis County idaho, on ehs 6fh
day Of May, 1912 IN favor Of 8. o. T@snahill
and against w. r. Campbell, Tor She sum Of
$3.50 90, lawful money Of the United States. to-
gefher With costs Of suit sad interest. have
levied on all the right, titls, claim and inter
est Of said defendant 81, in and 20 kne follow
ing described property 70 wit.
85< Of the NW1<, HB1< Of tbs BN5< E51 Of the
nWL Of fhe BW1<; NW]< Of The NV 81 the
sW1< ssf Section II, and the k5< Of the NEl< Of
the NE5< Of the eR1< Of Section 10, Township "a
North 81 Range East ol she Boise Meridian, in
Lewis County, stats Of Idaho.
Public notice Is hereby aiveus that on Fri
day, the 8Ist day Of May, 1912, 1T 10 O'clock a.
m, Of that day ~ the front door Of tn9 court
house, At Nezpefce. IN Lewis County Will, IN
obedience 10 seid writ Of exeeuifoui sell eli
the right. title, claim and Interest Of said de-
fendant, Of, fl and 70 the above described
property. or 30 much thereof - rnMS ~ q secs
saFy 70 satisfy plaintiffs eaaifaa, besides coats,
interest and aeeruinH coetss to the highest and
best bidder for the lawful money Of the United
VT shochley, sheriff.
Dated May eth, 1919.