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Bisbee daily review., 1912-08-04
TWO HEADS OF GOMEZ JUNTA
 HELD FOR U. s. GRAND JURY
Government Round Up of ReyOutiOnsts Playing
 Game This Side of Line Nets Many Suspects

Ramon Yasquez and Tuedora, al. legged president and secretary of an Emilio Vasquez Gomez junta at Douglas, were held to the federal grand jury at Fl Paso yesterday by United States Commissioner J. D. Taylor. of Bisbee, before whom they were arraigned on the charge of yio- lating the neutrality laws of the United States.
 Commissioner Taylor fixed the bond of each man at S2,000, and they were then turned over to Deputy Marshal Hopkins, who took them back to Douglas. The men will make an eff fort to give bond.
 The case was called in the com missioner's court yesterday morning and at noon adjournment was taken until o'clock The case was re- sumed then, but adjournment until 4:45 o'clock was taken at 3:30 to al low several witnesses from Douglas time to reach the city and testify for the government
 The prosecution Of Vasquez and Rodriguez is only an incident it is said, to the plan of the government to break up an alleged conspiracy of sympathizers of Emilio Vasquez Go meg to launch from the north side of the international line a revolution counter to the present organized government of Mexico and to the Or ozco revolution. and prosecutions will be brought all along the border, from Douglas to San Antonio. Emilio Vas. quez Gomez is under arrest at San Antonio, as is a man named Perez, who is said by the government to be one Of the chief plotters.
 In substantiation of its charge, the government at yesterdays hearing in- troduced two commissions, made -ut to Emilio Vasquez and TIedora Rod riguez, respectively, to enlist volun- teers for .he counter revolution. These commissions are said to have
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been taken from the man Perez at the time of his arrest in San An tonio Correspondence, signed by Vasquez and Rodriguez, tending to show that they had been acting in the capacity indicated by the com missions, was also introduced. The attorney for the two Mexicans. Mir Parsons, of Douglas, contended that the government had introduced no evidence that would prove that the men that were named in the com missions were the two men in court, or that his clients had signed the correspondence introduced by the government
 NJ E. Cassidy, postmaster at Bis bee. was placed on the stand by the government, represented by United States Attorney Morrison, to give testimony as to the similarity of writing in a note book alleged too have been taken from the residence of one of the two men under arrest, to the signature on the correspondence, and he testified that in his belief the notes and the signature were written by the same person.
 tie diSO ttSbueu tbdt tne biBudtuTe to a certain receipt given to H. Chavez, of Douglas, Emilio Vasquez, % was written by the person who wrote the letters introduced by the govern ment, in his opinion. Chavez, who ar rived from Douglas, testified that he saw Vasquez sign the receipt, that 1t was Vasquez' signature, and that one of the defendants. whom he point ed out, was the man who signed the receipt.
 Postmaster Caldwell, of Douglas, who arrived at 4:45 o'clock, testified that Yasquez had rented a lock box at he Douglas post office.
 No evidence was introduced by the defense. Mir. Parsons .eontending that no evidence had been introduced connecting his clients with the con spiracy alleged by the government.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-08-04
MAY VISIT BROTHERS.

Last spring there was talk of a visit to Cananea by the Bisbee Elk and that talk has been revived. II the excursion is held it will prob ably be on September 15, the data before Mexico's national holiday. Cananea has furnished many mem. bers of 671 who are among it's most loyal members despite the fact that no meetings of Elks can be held on other than American soil so that lodge sessions are impossible tu Cananea. It has been long since Bisbee paid fraternal visit to the foreign resident members of the lodge and the proposed trip is dc signed to show them that they .rs not forgotten. by any means. It is believed that, 1t would not only strengthen the ties between the pres ent members bat would also result in bringing into the order a number h Cananea who are not yet anili- ated with Elkdom.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-08-04
CBy Joseph I. CohenD

CANANEA, Son, Mex, Aug. g. July was another record-breaking month for the northeastern portion of Sonora, tributary to Agua Prieta. Exports of ore and bullion, etc. through the port during July amounted to 2.156. 300 pesos in value, a gain of 56,20O over June The value of copper exports was 1,1l5,, coo. while in June it totalled 1,O9l 200 pesos Gold amounted to 3S6 ,OOG. and in June 1t was 393 600 pesos: silver amounted to 654,4OO pesos, a gain over June. when it amounted to 6I6,. 900 pesos.
 In Cananea the Cananea Consoli. dated Copper company showed a gain over June. the July production being a trifle over 6.10O.OO0 pounds of slis- ter copper The Miami company out. put is included in these figures.
 The two Great Falls type convert. CTS will both be in operation during August, the first one already being in operation for the past week or two. The second is now being erected and will soon be in use. These will add considerably to the eompany's converter capacity and will probably mean an increase for August output
 Another new strike has been made at the Abundancia mine, which Is being operated five and one-half miles west of Cananea by O. L. Neer and associates The latest discovery was made in an open cut which was made for the purpose of ascertaining the extent Of an ore shot. The cut Is foul feet in width and is entirely in ore which is composed of copper carbon ates and sulphides. The richness oi the ore has not yet been announced as assays have not yet been made but it is certain that the copper values are high.
 The drainage tunel being run al La Esauina property in the Mocte zurna district. will be driven a dis tanee Of 700 feet for the purpose of unwatering the ledge. The ore bodiei will be worked after the water Is drained off. The operations are in charge of Wm Nourse.
 Ore averaging 20 ounces in silver Is being taken from the San Nicolas mine. belonging to John Hohstade. and which is located in the Moctezu- ma district, by Frank Borgeson who is working on the property.
 Nacozari Consolidated Copper com pany is making considerable prog ress in it's 4000-fot tunnel 1t Is driy' ing to tap the main ore body. Some unexpected ore finds have been made in the tunnel. some of which carry good values
 The NoctezHma Copper company
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SPAIN TO REPLACE SHIPS
 LOST AT SANTIAGO, CUBA

MADRID, Aug. 3.-Spain is con- mitted to a comprehensive naval pro- gram; serious effort is being made to replace the vessels lost at Santi- ago de Cuba and Cavite. The first Spanish dreadnought, the Espana, will be commissioned in November and will be quickly followed by two others. These vessels each carry eight 305-centimeter guns, mounted in pairs in barbettes.
 Great sums have been spent Tn put ting the government arsenal at Fl Ferrol in a fit state to turn out yes sels of this type and thus establish afresh a national industry which had been allowed to decay. IL now be- comes obvious that or the completion of this initial program fresh work must be given to the arsenal or the woTkmen will have 70 be discharged (and inevitably they will emigrate) and the fruit of the nations sacri- flee will be lost. Thus fresh construc- tions become inevitable and the gov ernment has in principles decided upon the enlargement of the naval program by the addition of three more dreadnoughts of 2OOOG tons, against the 15.7OO tons of the Espana and her sisters.
 Meanwhile no provision has been made for the manning of the ships of the 1910 program; much less has provision been taken for the three bigger ships to be shortly laid down.
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CANANEA MINING NEWS

is sinking it's Pifares shaft to the 2O00-foot level. There is plenty of labor in the camp at present.
 Fred w. Carothers, who is in charge of the operations at the Tara son mine, located about l2 miles northwest of Torres. on the Sonora railroad. reports a rich strike recent. ly made.
 The Cerro de Plata mine. located Cast of ImUris. is soon to have a new mill and cyanide plant in opera ton. The equipment Is now on the ground and being installed The prop eTty is owned by F. B. Holt and as- sociates and is an excellent silver proposition. There is sufficient ore in sight to warrants the operation of the new mill for ar indefinite period.
 Rodolfo Vasquez of Los Angeles, CaliofTnia, has recently organized a new company for the purpose of oper- ating the Alamo property, in the Al tar district. The company Is named Fl AlmO Mining company. and oper. ations are to commence as soon as possible.
 pr. J. c. Underwood reports that he has sold the Cerro Colorado mine, located in the Altar district, to a group of American capitalists for the sum of S250,0 ten per cent of which was in cash. The new owners are to take possession on August 5th, and operations are to be commenced at once. A mill which was installed at the property three or four years ago by another group of mining men, under a different deal which fell through, will be overhauled and brought up 10 date and placed in op- eration. It is of 600 tons daily ca pacity.
 Titles have beer issued during the past week to the following properties in Sonora. Carlos Francisco. Miguel Apalategm: Nero San Francisco, Gerardo Ortiz; Melville. w. c. Humphrey; SaBtO Nino, Carlos Soto; Sonora, Ramon V. Sosa; St. Francis, Rebeca, J. L. Obermuller; Gertrudis, W. B. Pierce: Union, J. F. Norris; Matias Tsmayo; Fl Gro Escondido, Horatio Harrison.
 More Coming
 Henry Beckman, L. A. Karnapel and c. J. cross of Cananea have de- nounced 16 pertenencias under the name La Mabell; located in munici- pality of Cananea. district of >Arizpe; minerals being gold, silver a1d cop per.
 NJ R. Simental, Jose SimefItal and M. Rodriguez, Buena Vista, Cananea; G pert. under name San Francisco; Cananea, Arizpe; gold. silver, copper.
 Pierre F. Mariotte and Harry Der kowitz, Bisbee. Ark; 22 pert. under name Napoleon I, formerly known as
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but such is not the case. It Is a new entrance into the Southwest country the men working in that us ing it for entry and exit and some waste being dumped from it. This explains an activity which would have been surprising in leaser but which is natural in the extensive opera tions fthe big company.
 Employ Different Policies.
 In development work there have been employed different policies by the two bigger companies. The Cop. per Queen has pushed forward deYel- opment work from present workings determining as it went along and working upon what was known to be there. the country that was directly contiguous the ore bodies in sight and close at hand On the other hand the Calumet and Arizont company jumped ont into unexDlored country and put down two shafts away from the old workings In both of those shafts there was found as had been hoped for. a continuance Of the orc bodies that were being worked in the older shafts of the country. As a re. suit of his metod tine c. and IA. company is now working back toward the older workings. developing the country in between and will not for a long time have to put down any shafts for exploration but only for more economical handling of the ore should occasion require. While similar results are obtained by the two methods on the face of the state ment they would seem different for one is consequently working out and away in search of ore in exploration work while using the old workings for production and the other is working in toward the old working and ex- ploring a country in between.
 Shattuek Shelter Plans.
 If all goes as expected bids for the construction of the new Shat tuck smelter at Douglas will be ad- vertised about the first of next month according to apparently au- thentic reports. The drawing of plans and preparation of specifications is being continued and pushed as rapid ly as possible and it is expected they will have been perfected and com pleted during the present month. This would mean a start of work in the fall or early winter and as the smelter is not to be over 400 tons capacity a few months should see it completed and the smaller company win then largely increase its ship ments
 There are now employed. chiefly in development work, by the Shattuck about seventy men and it is to Be expected that once full shipments be. gin this force would be doubled.
 Conservative estimates on the in. creases that will be made when all three Douglas smelters are completed, even should no other companies start up in the meantime, is not less than 800 more men than are at present on the rolls and there are some who insist that the number will be double the figures given. Should other cem- panies start up as is likely with tSe present good price for metals it would appear that a large addition to the population of the Warren district is assured
Bisbee daily review., 1912-08-04
IN BISBEE LODGE WORLD
Synopsis Of The Weeks News Of The Orders And Societies Of The City

Despite the fact that midsummer is here interest in lodge work con tinues. Naturally there is not the activity of the winter which is not to be expected any more than so- Cial activity during the warmer months, many are away on vacations and the meetings Of the various or ders are not so well attended, thoughts of a session in a close room being i'll adapted to draw one from without except among the more en- thusiasuc. Yet, despite these condi- tions there is more than the ordi- nary interest in lodge affairs at this season of the year and active prep arations are afoot for a busy win ter once the vacation season is ended.
 Last winter was one of the best and most prosperous in such circles that has ever been known but the coming winter promises even more. There is a growth of population in the district that must be reckoned with and times are once more pros. porous. A better winter financially than last is to be expected and all of the orders have a right to look forward to a greater growth than they have ever known in the past.
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La Cobriza; Fronteras. Arizpe: gold. silver, copper.
 Antonio Cristini, las Chispas; 10 pert, under name La Conception: formerly Taft Mine; Bayiacora, Ariz- pc; silver lead.
 Felipe Rivera. J. NJ. Murrieta and Emiliano Rivera. Cucurpe; 12 pert. under name Carmela; Cucurpe, Mag dalena: gold. copper.
 w. B. Moore, Magdalena: 10 pert under name Taft; Imuris, Magdalena; 1; gold, silver. copper. lead.
 Max Bernstein, Cananea: 30 pert. under name Fleet: San Javier. Her mosillo: gold, silver. copper
 Lie. Fidel s. Pujol. Hermosillo; . pert. under name Fl Porvenir san Javier, Hermosillo; gold. silver.
 Francisco Barreda and Francisco Perlata. Arizpe; pert. under name San Francisco: formerly known by same name; San Felipe. Arizpe; gold. copper.
 Miguel Apalategui, Moctezuma; 5 pert, under name Dawson Cyte; Cum pas, MoctezEma; gold, silver.
 Jose Garibaldi, Mexico. D. F.; 10 pert, under name San PatriciO; for  merly known by same name; Hua- sabas. Moctezuma: gold. silver C. B. Bel. Douglas, Ariz.. 6 pert, un- der name Andrew Bell; Churunibabi camp. Cumpas, Moctezuma; gold, sil- yer.
 Leandro Diaz de Leon. Moctezuma: 10 pert. under name Xochitl; former ly known as Ia Chiripa; Cumpas. Moctezuma; gold, silver.
 l.. A. Hohstadt. Douglas, Ariz: 2S pert, under name Fl Atlantico; Cumpas. Mocsezuma; copper, silver.
 Matias Tameyo. Ures. representing c. Moller y Cia and Gilberto Carlos; 20 pert. under name San Juan No 2; Onavas. Ures: graphite.
 Miguel Apalategui, Moctezuma; 4 pert. under name Santisima Trinl dad: formerly known by same name; Huasabas, Moctezuma; gold, silver.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-08-04
PLAN BASEBALL EXCURSION

PLAN BASEBALL EXCURSION
 When Cananeans were here last Sunday the matter of an Eagle base ball game between Bisbee and Can anea at the big Mexican camp was taken up. The Cananea Eagles are one of the strongest lodges in that camp and is the only lodge of Eagles in Mexico. At a meeting held last month it appointed an entertainment committee which has charge of ali arrangements such as the proposed ball game and that committee has been asked to select a date for the proposed ball game. The Bisbee Eagles plan to get up an excursion for the occasion and make an in- yasion of Mexico in number. Such friendly invasions as this are just the kind that please CauanCa and will bring about amicable relations between the people of these two camps.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-08-04
Warren District Mines

Copper prices remain above seven teen cents and the demand appears to continue somewhat in excess of the supply as will probably be still further indicated by the coming re port for July to be issued by the Metal Producers association. There Is no intent to boost prices mani. tested by the producers the general opinion prevailing that present prices furnish sufficient profit without being burdensome upon the consumer but the conditions are such that further disbursements would be warranted and may come in spite Of efforts ,to hold prices as they are. Progress has been resumed throughout the country and the worlds demand for the red metal is showing a constant increase while the supply has not been keeping up with this demand and as a result there has been a steady and constant decrease shown In the visiLle surplus stock and it has sfirunk from an unwieldy bulk 10 the present proportions which makes 1t practically a negligible quantity and the months production and the months demand are now the quantities that go into the solution of the problem of the price for the metal. As a result there is being shown an inclination to increase pro duction where possible.
 Plan Increased Output.
 It is expected that the coming month will show some increase in local production. The Calumet and A rf Ne tons of ore as a daily average and has put few more men on at work. lt Is stated that the output from the Douglas smelter fer August will probably be in the vicinity Of 4. 700. 900 or at the rate of over 56,00O, ,OO0 pounds per year. The Copper queen company is shipping to practically the capacity Of the smel;er for the character of ore now handled and other companies are pushing work on the improvements to their Doug fas plants for the purpose of in. creasing output in the near future. The Copper Queen work is much near CT completion than Is the c. and A. and will consequently be able to in. crease its ont put from the mines at an earlier date than can the younger company. Meantime both are con. tinuing development work on an ex. tenslye scale. The new shafts of the Copper Queen company being sunk under contract by R. l.. Stallings are making rapid progress. The record made at the Dallas, sunk by the same contractor may not be beaten or equalled but it will be approached by the work he is now doing. Mean time both companies are exploring ore bodies and reaching out in prep arations for future in which pres ent prices will be at least maintained and another year or eighteen months should see decided increases in the forces employed underground.
 Two shaeks and two growing dumps up Copper Queen Hill have attracted attention recently owing to the num- Der of men seen climbing the trail of approach. Most people have thought that this working was a lease on lead. silver ore. such as were being considerably worked a year ago
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k. p. HAS VISITORS.

Many who had not been seen in the lodge room for months were present at Pythian Castle Tuesday night when the degree team from Douglas came 10 Bisbee to put on the work and initiate a new Knight. There we're seventeen in the party of visitors and the team admitted that it had drilled specially for the occasion Results indicated this for the work was splendidly put on. IL was slightly different from the cus- tomary work of Rathbone lodge and the local members were the more in- terested by reason of these slight changes. Many compliments were paid the visitors by the knights pres ent who during the ceremony were ranged three deep around the lodge room. Following the meeting well prepared and well served banquet was heartily enjoyed by the members present At a subsequent date Bis bee will send a delegation to Doug las and put on the work at initiatory ceremonies to be held there. There is a growing sentiment among tho local knights to bring about closer relationships with neighboring lodg- es and the visits to Douglas. Cananea and Tombstone prior to the initia- tions in the D. o. K. K. are largely responsible for this. It is expected that visits back and forth between such lodges will be a feature of the coming winter.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-08-04
MAY CHANGE MEETINGS.

It is understood that at the meet. ing of 671 B. P. o. Elks Tuesday night an amendment to the bylaws will be presented to change the reg ular meeting night to fall on the first and third Fridays of the month instead of the first and third Tues days. At present the meeting On the first Tuesday conflicts with the meeting of the K. P. This tends Ss reduce attendance at such meetings and it is this that has brought up the consideration of the proposed amendment. Several new members
 have been voted favorabiy upon by the Eiks and in the near future in- itiatory ceremonies may be expected
Bisbee daily review., 1912-08-04
NEARLY LosE HOME.

The odd Fellows had a narrow es- cape last week from losing home and equipment when fire started in the Maze Cafe in the building with, the lodge room. Fortunately the fire was quickly extinguished and the loss of the Odd Fellows from dam
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age by water was comparatively slight The partial flooding Of the lodge room during the extinguishing Of the blaze has somewhat damaged the splendid dancing floor which has warped a little but the expense of repairing this and putting it in the same shape as before will not be reayy,
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