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Bisbee daily review., 1912-10-04
curbs

liams, OF Crippel Greek. known as
men who can smell ore, have taken
LAYS in the district The Goldfield
men say they are only the forerun-
Rers OF a large number Of big leasers
who are on the way to Patagonia, and
that within so days the camp will
look a good deal like old times in
Goldfeld. when things were good
there. The Patagonia owners are
Offering every inducement to the leas-
ers. and are doing all they can to get
good men into the district
Uncle Billy Powers, an old Com
stocker. and resident of Santa Cruz
county for more than 25 years. is
developing a very rich silver prop
eTty on the east side, and has cut
some good shipping ore on the Vir-
ginia claim. He expects TO make a
carload shipment to FL Paso next
Thursday
Ed Mcfarland has taken a bond
on FIVE groups OF claims for the Cop
per Queen. Some Of the ground has
Shipping ore, and as soon as all pa
pers are signed up shipments will
begin to the Douglas smelter.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-10-04
EAST BUTTE IS
BIG FAvOR|TE:
Strike In Utah and Nevada
Copper Mines Is Cur
failing in PrOduc-
ton Seriously
METAL TO GO HIGHER

BOSTON, Oct. 3.-The buying in
the local market today was much
more confident. East Butte was
strong and active all day and closed
at the top. Old Dominion was also
a fayorite. II looks as if Franklin
and Indiana were being accumulated
at this level The widespread strike
in the copper mines of Utah and Nc
vada is seriously curtailins produc-
ton of copper, estimated by well
posted people at 2O.000.00O pounds 4
month. Careful selection should be
made in purchasing the copper
stocks, but those of well established
merit, with good management, will
surely sell much higher.
Shattuck was in good demand
fractionally under 80 with light sales
at that figure. Demand has been per
sistent the past few days. and offer.
ings have been well taken.
Total sales New ork GS2,5O0. Call
money IL per cent Metal Is cents.
PAINE, WEBER & co.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-10-04
PIMA COUNTY WILL
HAVE GOOD TAKERS
Mark Smith Is Expected TO
Return Home in Tue
son This Week

TUCSON, Oct. 3:-Mark Smith,
United States senator from Arizona
will be home some time this week
The exact date OF his arrival is nos
known because he may be held by
the national democratic committee
He made two speeches in Illinois last
week and made a speech in Ohio
Monday. After his speech in Ohio
he expected to start for Tucson.
Senator Ashurst and Congressman
Hayden addressed a large crowd in
Phoenix Saturday night
It is not known when Senator As,
hurst will speak here, but it will be
soon for the committee expected to
meeting had to be postponed because
Congressman Henry, of Texas, could
not come.
Congressman Hayden will be here
and make a speech.
J. NJ Ronstadt, county chairman,
went to Phoenix to attend the state
central committee meeting and the
meeting of the party council He
urged on the state committee the
sending Of good speakers here soon
as the time of campaign is now get.
ting short
The Pima county democrats ex.
pect to have a lively campaign after
they start, and they want all the
good speakers they can get
IL is said to be certain that we will
have Champ Clark and Congressman
Henry. Whether We will hear any
other speakers from other states is
not known.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-10-04
SHELTER At HAYDEN
SOON TO COMMENCE

PHOENIX. Oct. 1.-Two blast fur
naces are shortly 10 be installed at
the American Smelling and Refining
eompany's Hayden plant, and before
the first of the year the smelter Will
be ready to treat custom ores.
This important news has been
brought TO Phoenix by Joe Larrieu,
justice of the peace for Winkelman
precinct and editor of the Winkelman
Herald Mr.. Larrieu states that the
outlook in the country around Hayden
Winkelman and Christmas is very en-
couTaging.
Mining at Christmas Active
Mining at Christmas has been given
an impetus since the Arizona Eastern
company began to survey for an ex-
tension Of the Phoenix & Eastern road
from its present terminus right up TO
the Saddle Mountain property. The
owners of the Saddle Mountain are
constantly adding to the force EN-
ployed and the reserves OF ore are be-
ing increased daily. BY the time the
extension is completed, which will be
about the first Of next year, the Sad
die Mountain will be in shape TO pro-
duce a large tonnage for shipping.
The daily shipments will average be-
tween 500 and 1000 tons.
Concentrates Handled
At present the smelter is handling
nothing except the concentrates from
the Ray Consolidated Copper COM
pany's reduction plant The smelter
cannot treat carboniferous ores till
the blast furnaces are finished.
The eight units of the concentration
are now completed, and at least sew
en- are in constant operation. Each
handles 1000 tons of ore a day. A
report Is in circulation that several
units are TO be added TO the concen.
traitor.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-10-04
NEW RAILROAD LAW
HINDERS EXTENSION

According to a law made by the
first state Legislature, railroads and
corporations cannot make improve
ments costing over $50 unless they
take the money out of capitol Fstock.
That is they cannot take the money
from the net earnings of the COM
pany to make the extra improve
ments. Not being able to do this, the
railroad companies have to make
bond issue.
In order that stockholders may get
the full benefit of money that is for
them, the law says that the net earn
ings will be placed 10 the credit of
the stockholders, after the interest
on bonds has been paid. This in
many cases prevents the building Of
extra tracks.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-10-04
NOTICE
To the Stockholders of the
Heffern Mining & De-
velOpment Company

who have not paid in their assess
ment. who hold stock not transferred
in their name. who have loaned
money on stock, etc. can exchange
their stock. share for share, in the
reorganization Of the company by pay
ing the assessment on their stock OF
one cent per share. The money can
he paid TO Albert Dahlberg. stopping
at Victoria Hotel. Brewery Gulch.
Call on me between and p. m.
as will be in during those hours, of
Bisbee or to Mr.. Albert Heffern, Box
ag2. Douglas, Arizona within thirty
DAYS from date. The stock viii not
be recognized unless this assessment
is paid upon their stock when the
company is reorganized. Send money
by draft, postal or express money or
der OF registered mail.-Advertise-
ment
Yours respectfully,
755 ALBERT HEFFERN
Bisbee daily review., 1912-10-04
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Bisbee daily review., 1912-10-04
Hotel for Cats,

A cat-loyer, Walter Scott. has
started a free hotel for cats at Che
shire, Connecticut. Himself an Inn
keeper, he has fitted up a large room
in the basement of his hostelry, and
there homeless cats can take refuge
and get three square meals a day.
There are now over 100 cats in the
free hotel. Mr.. Scott is so satisfied
with his experiment that he is taking
steps to establish chain Of hotels
for cats.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-10-04
See How Easy 1t Drives Away corns


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Bisbee daily review., 1912-10-04

Beauty may win an ephemeral sue
cess for musical comedy actress, but
unless II is allied with personality
that success is not iiSeiy to last very
long.-London Answers.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-10-04
Live Esrh nau

Foresight is very wise. but foresor-
row very foolish, and castles are, at
any rate. better than dungeons in the
air. Sir John Lubbock.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-10-04
NATURES LAWS.

them, but disease follows dsobd
straight
of which WHdchy
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andy ave
Bisbee daily review., 1912-10-04
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Wheat

tBy L. J. Overlook
New York

May .........-... ..,........' 10 -
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The Nome daily nugget., 1912-04-15
ROOSEVELT AGAIN WINNER
 DIRECT PRIMARY ELECTION

said. I stated it as clearly as could in 1904 and reiterated it in l907 said that would not accept a nomination for a third term under any circum- stances. meaning. of course. a third consecutive term
 It must he clear to any reasonable man that the precedent which forbids for the third term has reference only to a third consecutive term. IL grew out Of the fact that n president of the United States under the present con vention system of electing delegates can. If he knows how to use the ma chincry at his disposal. rcnominatc himself. even though the majority Of his party is against him But after he as been out of office for term he has lost control of the machinery. He is in the position absolutely of any private citizen. The machinery is then in the hands of the man occupy ing the office If president.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-04-15
UNCLE SAM GETTING ANGRY
 AT MEXICAN REBELS
Special Nugget Serv'ee.

SpSSidi NbSboN St'N'Se'
 WASHINGTON. April 15.-The gov ernment is getting incensed at the in reference of the Mexican rebels who are going through the mails and ex- tracting all lettes and communications addressed to the American consuls in the republic. Some of the mall Is al- lowed to go to its destination after opened and read by the rebels. while some turns up missing.
 Uncle sam is seriously thinking of making the rebels respect the mall for warded to the various cOnsuls in the territory and will warn them that a repetition of pilfering the American mall will cause intervention on the part of this country
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-04-15
OPENING GUN DELEGATE ELECTION
GIL MORE HAS 95 PER CENT OF
 N0mEITES BACKING HIM

,ii'uar. ptedgca 'a support -gal- plank adopted by the Coriova couvcr= tiou, and promised ta trz and do even mole. -ucu .- securing hafBps for oar masq s'u fleet. and other great needs Chat nag ari=r. ar meai ones iE different pts'- Of th. ieut,e,. net embodied u II, territorial platform oar space be.a- limited ne wall pa lisb n. platform in tul on page thr'e and th.. people con zee for themselves what the nominee wtth the G. e. r. endorsement Is pledged te work fo.
 Al the giuso oft h. meeting Conn teemau Scheueld announced straw ballot would be taken To soe noN GiI- mor. stood u his home f.Va, the r". sul, of uhlri would ;. nishetS.tn every toeu .u4 city iu the territory Tha, the women VnaII ar allowed ta vot, that ,hite ballots. emblematic of pHrity Lad ben printed for them and blu, ones. eablrmate If true blue, had been printed for thc men.
 The fo1fouu4 .- rc r.sn't of fh. vote:
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-04-15
MEXICAN BANDITS KILL
 MAN, HANG WOMAN

Word of the killing has reached the city. and details prove the woman to to the United States. trying to escape ont of the country. The name of the woman being Mrs. C. A. Auld
 The action the United States and England will take in the mater is awaited patiently for the brutal man ner and direct insult the bandits of fered to the two countries in killing their subjects. is expected to cause serious complications
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-04-15
Nugget Special Service.
 PHILADELPHIA. Alp

PHILADELPHIA, April i5.--The Taft supporters received severe shock Saturday when the result of the state primaries were made known. and it was discovered the state had lined up solid for Theodore Roosevelt The col onel had toured the state similar to Illinois on the eve of the primar> election to elect delegates to the stat :. convention. and this has resulted in Teddy carrying the state by over fifty thousand majority.
 The result of the primary will be tkat Roosevelt will control the state convention. having secured sixty-four ut of the seventy six delegates al- lowed who are pledged to support him, and 1t Is believed he will receive the fun voting strength of Pennsylvania in the national republican conventio ] 2 Chicago.
 Something Wrong in ennsyivania.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-04-15
GREAT TIDAL
 WAVE LAKE ERIE
Special Nugget Service.

CLEVELAND, April i5- sunday morning 8 great tidal wave swept the southern shores of Lake Erie doing big damge.
 The cause of the tidal wave is not known. but therr advanced from the north a huge wall of water rushing toward the south. and without the least warning engulfed the harbors, doing great damage to shipping. Wharves were damaged. vessels had holes stov" into them causing several ta fill ana sink alongside of the docks.
 After the tidal wave the waters re tained their normal condition and ele- vation Several report the cause du" to an earthquake In the bottom of the great lake up toward the Canadian side
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-04-15
Special Nugget Service


 MEXICO CITY. April l5.-A num- Der of Mexican bandits. who are rov- ing about the country committing depredations of all descriptions. at tackled a railroad train Sunday morn ing. holding up the same. robbing the messengers. and killing an American and British subjects.
 The Mexicans to show their fon- tempt for foreigners. shot the Amer ican conductor in charge of the train. named F. C. Kane. and finding a foreign woman among the passengers. took her from the passenger coach and in a brutal manner hanged her to a telegraph pole along side of the track.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-04-15
kEGOAYAH kOZGA NOTICE.

Judge C. D. Murane will lecture on Southeastern Alaska Wednesday. April r, at S:3O p. m, Kegoayah Kozga Hall. Steadman avenue. Public cor diallY invited.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-04-15
Men Naarai. Tota.
Total lnte east

WhH" tho band was playing fully loo yotor- l.s, th,. hau before bollotinE cour.u,.L Moreover. hlu, ballots br- came exhausted and fH'y 5o men yot cd white ballots. which wre counted IS baslo,- east bs No,u.n. Cou-erEa tiv. estimates -hae r.at tne true si' nation on thr hallur Nun'1 give tp Mr. Glmor, approximately GOO votes ea-, le ta, #n and T." votes east by tec women. Nai'- 'hs democratic n.ntu.r .n .t. combined s"., af m~n and Uom.u s.na mol .z..,f -e to'a. which weull u. H...t.f about .e...v between Alr Jcna'uas fa. Mir u'r. nnt ,rt a. which Were waU,u votes
 The Gilmore got. tf the tat,fc''sr meeting equals tn- sa.e received ny Delegate Wtckershaw thfauslru ta, cntir, Second divi+.ou at ,bo l1=t d, gate election anu is over 2"" .'f.- more than Mr corr received rf -iHt election in this division
 peculiar coincidence, af the eiee ton is that the t,tutl vote ct-t was s66. which l- the ,N.tt vote received by Mr Gnmor. io ,h, rftg elee'on held thz month. and wherein h. succeeds himself as mayor If Nomr.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-04-15

Yoa can get all choice cuts of beef, Reindeer piekIed and saited meats; also Nome dairy butter.
 AT REINDEER MARKET.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-04-15

WASHINGTON. April i5.-Repre- :, ntative Mckinley. in charge of Tat' 5 Headquarters in the city. when int, 7. irwed about the primaries in Penn sy lvania stated something must ha C gene wrong in that state We r1n afford to lose both Pennsylvania ani Illinois and win out. Taft will recei . the nomination upon the first ballot of this We have every assurance.
 Roosevelt States Position.
 PHILADELPHIA. April 15.-Theo. dorse Roosevelt is winning over the people by his clean cut statements, answering the third term he is charg- ed with seeking in clear concise manner that is convincing. During his address her. before the primary the colonel made an extra effort to place himself right before the people. as the following indicats.
 Position Is Clear.
 My position Is perfectly simple" he
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-04-15

if you see it in the Nugget it IS 30.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-04-15
Roosevelt States Position.
Position Is Clear.

My position Is perfectly simple" hs
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1912-12-12
FEATHERS AND EcGsHELLs.

| The Chinese are trying to get Il mar
ket for their desiccated tdried, eggs in
this country. 1t requires seventy yolks
to make a pound Of the dried product
and the whites of 2OO eggs to make a
pounds of egg albumen. Whole dried
eggs sell at 81 cents pound. dried
yOlls at - cents and egg albumen ut
A cents. How's that for cheap!
| If customers find prices for poultry
and eggs higher Il glance ut market
quotations will generally show feeds
higher also. To make reasonable
profit the poultryman must adjust his
prices according to the cost
When an exploding Incubator lamp
set fire to her clothing Mrs. william
Jones. near Ulysses. Pa. jumped into
bed and smothered the flames with
blankets and saved her life. Fire ex-
tinguishers and beds should be kept
handy for such emergencies
The idea that so many going into
poultry will cause a gut In the mar.
ket will never come true In Il country
whose population grows so fast and
where the beef trust has the people by
the throat. Chicken and eggs have
largely taken the place of beef in many
homes. and there is no healthier food
especially when home raised.
1t is claimed 10000 chicks were kill.
ed in the shell by conclusion from the
twelve inch guns of the Delaware
win ~ afr hn Sb0
near Norfolk. Va. The same reporter
declared that the noise SO scared the
old hens and roOsters that they shed
all their feathers and ran to the tall
timber for protection Nuf ced.
York pa.l citizen was tried In
court because his bulldog deliberately
and with malice aforethOught did
wound and slny seven eats" The
court ruled that 1t was natural for
dog to chase and kill cats. and the
owner was not to blame. The cat pro-
tectors had TO pay the costs.
The report Of the Spring Creek Spar
row club Of Illinois for 1911 shows
that its members killed $50 sparrOws.
1850 rats, SO moles. 1871 crows. 80 owls.
81 hawks. 20 weasels. 1913 minks and
CT grOundhOgs. They knew enough
not to monkey with the skunks.
The American Poultry association
has decided to exchange the corrected
standard for the edition sent out at
first on condition that the Old book and
60 cents are sent to s. T. Campbell.
secretary A. p. A.. Mansfield. ..
The Ohio pardon board certainly has
the rest Of the states guessing as to
what 1t will do next 1t recently par
doned chicken thief who was serving
. fifteen year term on the ground that
he was kleptomaniac and made him
promise to be good and marry his
brothers widow. who has seven chill.
dren. &G *8
The champion chicken thief Of Penn
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1912-12-12

tion. 1t is just like a Pullman train,
started without perceptible jar and
kept in motion upon perfect roadbed,
perfect track and perfect wheels.
At luncheon time individual tables
are placed In position. and luncheon is
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hot: vegetables. salad. cheese and cof-
fee-more Of dinner than luncheon
and all served as though the chef and
walters had the conveniences Of a great
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food, the exhaust from the engines be-
ing made to supply heat
The comforts are all those Of every
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unvarying comfortable temperature by
means Of pipes that carry the exhaust
heat from the engines There is more
room for action than in an ordinary
chair car. In the iavatories are hot
and cold water There is a library
with daily papers and the best Of
books. There Is lounge for those
who are willing to sleep away the
hours of flight. Worlds Work.