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Bisbee daily review., 1913-09-03

direct connected to one .750 kwa, phase, 45O volt generator with exciter; surface condenser; yOr- tex vacuum pump; centrifugal circu- Iating pump and enclosed engine; steam driven duplex pump; 1900 hp. open type water heater; two duplex .pungsr feed pumps; vertical steam separator automatic exhaust valve and a four panel switch board com plete
 New shat equipment-hliis-Chal- usrs electric slow speed mine hoist; steel gaIloWs frame; three ton ore skips and double deck man-cagcs for handling the men
 The ore of the Commonwealth is a low grade silver ore which is OK idized down to and below the water level Tt contains very little sul- phife minerals and no concentratiRg machinery will be required in the mil for the ore at present developed.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-09-03
AT TIE
 COMMONWEALTH
Famous Old Time Producer Is Being Gds in Shape to Re sume Under Best of Mod ern Equipment

The Commonwealth sIining and Milling company, of which Charles E. Knox is president, 4. Y. Smith. vice president, w. E. Alexander. secretary and treasurer, F. L. Bryant, asosistsnt secrtary and treas grer, and Edgar \. Collins, general superintendent. and the directors of which are composed of the above named officers together with W. Il. Clark and J. H. Snyder of Tonopah. is operating the famous Commonwealth mine near Pearce. Co chise county, Ariz., which is credited with a gross production of over SI0,- 0O0,O00. l. was originally discovered by John Pearce- and afterwards owned and operated by Mir Brockman of Silver and associates. Twice fires destroyed the big mills and opera tions ceased untl tre new company took it over.
 During the past year and half de- ve.Opment work alone has been pros ecuted with the object of putting the mine in shape for steady production. There is a large amount of ore left in the mine above water level, but owing to the fact that the mine was allowed to cave badly. large amount of drifting, cross cutting and raising in addition to a new shaft was nee. essaTy in order to render the ore available for cheap extraction
 This new work consists of a new
Bisbee daily review., 1913-09-03

incline shaft, 17 feet by 3 feet in the clear, with two hOistiug conn partments, and a large ladder way and pump compartment. The shaft is sunk in the foot wall of the vein and parallel to it at an incline of 59 1-2 degrees from the horizontal. It was raised in sections from the bot tom level ifl0 feet yertiCaD and was then-cut down to size, using jack ham mers on the benches and following up with the timbers.
 The new mil and power plant con- sis.s of the following equipment, mill. crusher building, with one No. 6 and two No. I Gates gyratory crushers. re- volving trommel screen, and inclined belt ConyeyOr up to mill ore pins.
 Main building with thirty 1850 pound gravity stamps, arranged for coarse stamping: three 90 by s feet HardinaOge cOniCal tube mills; three standard long tube mills, two of them , feet by 22 and the other feet by 22 feet ICng; three DOrr thiCkeuins tanks, in pairs; four Of the tanks be- ing 42 feet in diameter, and the other two 3S feet in diameter, ali F feet in heighth: four IS feet face by II feet diameter Oliver fllers; two Her- Til clarifying filter presses, combined capacity 1899 tons per day.
 Precipitation build.ng-Two Merrill precipitating presses, combined ca- pacity I5OO tons of solution per day; two Donaldson melting furnaces; steam drying pano, trucks, moulds, etc.
 Power plant-One 22 by 42 by 42 Cross Compound Allis-CEalmers. heavy duty Corliss engine, operated
Bisbee daily review., 1913-09-03
STATE OFFICIALS
 "a FEE FROM HUNT

PHOENLX. Sep. Zone by one. state officials who are not appointed by the governor. are cutting loose from the administration. There isn't a sngle elecCve officer in the state capitol who is standing by governor Hunt at the preesnt time About the only officials in the capitol who re- main loyal are the governors office force, the members of the tax and land commission and a few other ap- pointive jobs. Even some of these don't care to have their names link ed with some of his policies, and are threatening to join with the others in seeking an absolute divorce.
 Sid Osborn, secretary Of state has always been on good terms with both sides, but lately he has gone over to the anti-Hunt faction and while 3t the capitol the governor is now in the house of his enemies.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-09-03
STOCKS, MINES, METALS
COPPERS LEAD MARKET IN STRONG UPSW|NG--
 HOLD GAINS hS OTHERS FALL RISING METAL HELPS

NEW YORK, Sept. 2.-It was a formidable list of depressing influences with which the stock market had to contend today. when trading resumed after .he triple holiday. There was an outpouring of New Haven, follow ing the news Of todays wreck, which depressed the stock nearly three points to a new low record. Another bear factor was the unexpectedly poor bank statement of Saturday. July reports of the railroads emphasized that July results had been disappointing. Both Pennsylvania and New York Central reported increased in gross earnings. but heavier operating expenses.
 As the day advanced the market re- ceived a further setback rom the government cotton report. disclosing a loss condition larger than expected. Another move against the so-called anthracite trust by the government in a suit against Reading, depressed the coalers.
 In the face of these influences the stock market lost comparatively little ground. Prices were bid up sharply at the outset, under the leed of the coppers. which benefited by the ad- vancing tendency of the metal market London buying helped put up prices Canadian Pacific was marked up four points. The Harrimans, Amalgamated, c! & A, Chino, Utah Copper and Earl- ods other stocks a point or so.
 Early gains were lost as the day $ uBfavorabie news developed and tone grew heavier. The close found prices m most cases under Fridays last hg- ures. Ag
 Bonds were irregular. Total sales pdr value S1.e5Q coo. United States bends unchanged on call
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NOTES INFLUENCING THE DAY
nar l .err Rrntnars. RrOkers.l ll

fBy Levy Brothers, Brokers))
 The Bank of England rceiyed 460,- GOO pounds in sovereigns from South America.
 Lind is a Vera Cruz and may return to Mexico City. Huerta is not said to regard action of the Unitel States as a knife.
 A times canvas of the bankers in the south and just now shows a gen eTaI Identification of the currency bill. Congress is said Jo be impressed with Chairman owens charges that the National City Bank of New York is promoting and directiig a proga- ganda to discred 1t the administration monetary reform bill.
 Speger Ss Cole VII nay principal and interest Of S10,0a0. coco to the noaLt- ain commission of Mexican moncv two years 41s per cent gold notes.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-09-03
PAINE WEssER LETTER.

Received by J. ". Overlook, broker)
 BOSTON Sep. 2.-Encouraged By strong position of copper metal, cop per shares were in good demand and the whole list showed more activity and strength than 1t has for some tune. Stocks affected by the strike were quiet. GraBby. North Butte East Butte. old Dominion and c an, A were notably strong. Sales of cop uer were made today at 16 Is and one large agency has advanced il: price 10 I6 1-4. The whole list close strong with further indications O, greater activity and higher prices 10 morrow. Total sales New York Zt3, leo, money 2 1-Z per cent, metal l' I-S
Bisbee daily review., 1913-09-03
OHE OF HEAVIEST
 RAINS IN DOUGLAS

One Of the heaviest rains that has fallen since the commcncemcut O. the rainy season came thi saTtern0Cu in Douglas and to the north and northwest of town. There was a per. feet torrent Of rain in the city for half an hour, and the clouds indicated that the fall was much heavier iu the county surrounding The difches in the city were filled to overaowinz and the atmosphere greatly purified. the temp rarure falling very pergeptI- bly-Douglps international
Bisbee daily review., 1913-09-03

It occurs in large bodies in more or less regular shoots in both the ande. site and breccia formations, but as rule in close proximity to the con tact of these rocks. It is planned to mine the ore with the shrinkage Stope method as a general rule.
 The Commonwealth has now one of the most complete and upto date mills in the United States. It is probably the biggest. gold mine ever discovered in the Southwest and is the nearest producing strictly gold mine 10 Fl PasO. Its history is truly TO. niantcs as it made half a dozen men miilionaires in a few years, and ie will probably soon repeat it's past his, tory. About 100 men are emplOved
Bisbee daily review., 1913-09-03
Sample Bottle Often
 Proves Beneficial

Some time ago was afflicted with Kindey and bladder trouble and was unable to obtain any relief from other medicines so sent for a sample bottle of your Swamp-ROot. I received so much benefit from this small bottle that purchased a large bottle of the druggist. ] continued the use of pr. Kilmer's Swamp-RoOt until regarded myself as cured and am now in very good health. ] recommended it to a neighbor who has used 1t with the same results.
 regard your remedy, Swamp-Root, ss a preparation that will do all you claim for it.
 MRS. ALBERT STERNER,
 CressOna, Pa. Personally appeared before me this 18th Of September, 1909. Mira. Albert sterner, who subscribed the above statement and made oath that the same is true in substance and in fact
 C. A. MOVER, ). P.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-09-03
rhr.e sah.s waIksd rrn.sn MIl,..

Three children-Ida Ferroy, eight years old. Willie Fsrrow. five, and Lin Nda Benton. six. of Petersborough-- wsIked 151k miles 10 Whaplode Drove one recent Sunday to see their grand mother. The children, whA undertook the journey unknown to their parents, arrived exhausted, and after being fed and rested were driven homo again. London Mall
Bisbee daily review., 1913-09-03
MRS. ALBERT STEINER,
Letter to pr. KiImer 6 Co., Binehamton, ". Y.
Prove What swsnp-Root Wm Do Fo

Prove What swsnnp-Root Win Do Fo
 You
 \ Send to Dr. Kilmer Co, Bingham ton. N.<Y.. for 8 sample bottle. lt Will convince anyone. You will also receive a 5osklet os valuable infor- nation. telling all about the kidneys and bladder. When writing, be sure aud mention The Bisbee Daily Re view. Regular fifty-cent and one-dollaE size bottles for sale at all drug stoTes.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-09-03

Miss Emma E. Krill, the young nurse who recently was eXouerated of the charge of having killed her sweetheart, Dr. Stanley E. Iron of Utica, N. r., declares that her life is in danger of the Black Hand It is believed that Dr. Iron was surgeon for many Black Flanders, who la mented his death and swore venge- ance upon his supposed slayer.
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-26
This LkDY'S
coed AFiETIT:
lars. Hansen. In q Letter From
Mobile. Tells How She Gained L.

Mobile. Ala suffered for scvcn
years. with womaii!y trouble" writoI
Mrs. SiEurd inazcn in n letter from
this city. II :oit veal: and always hal
4 headache md was always roinS 10
the doctor. Al last / was operated on.
and felt better. but Eoon had tho
zane trouble.
My husband asked me TO try Cardu!.
I felt better after tho first bottle. and
now. l have good appetite and sleep
we'll. | 'ccl lHc. and the doctor tells
mo I am !oo.,iu. better than he ever
saw me"
II you are sick and miserable. and
suffer from any OF tho pains due to
womanly trouDle--try Cardui.
Cardui is successful because II 70
composed OF Ingredients that have been
found to act cuIatlvcly on the woman
ly constitution.
For moro than fifty years. II has been
used by women Of all ages. with great
success. Try 1t. Your druggist sells It.
NIB urae 10. iriir.' Ai,su-, Drrf.. Ch,,,,:
noogl HrIEn. Co. ri''srDug1. Tenn. luf Spsrtuf
I,yfritipiis, aEd ~ page ton.. lluur lfriitara'
W W SEcn. sent In pain MAJ ouf. % ss.-S-t-
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-26

mcnis against Sidnn Alien. hIo'h"r
al FiGyd: friri Ailrl. Wesley Ed
wards ana SiLn"y i:igA. d.. nrIhHw' e
or Floyd. nird Marioi}s&nd John +
Moore. I'll, latter was merely In
'iIri"d for having assisted the Nll"nH
To 's"ar'.
Victor .tllrn Hud .rirI Marion
s. wsc ,rrrSt.d ~ ruins.i OIL March
a.. and ,nk"u 10 Honnnar. Va sid
ne. Edwards was captured near his
hNm" .u Mlr"h -. 'iIId" Swaufnu
Ai''r. ,imu,, starved hy iva week
q, hiding la tn" mountains. CAV"
!imS. n az near niilSvillo an March
- aUl on ill'. following day Fr,"i
'iiHu fDlluvpl hiI example. Sihnl
ALTON aud his nephew Wesley Ell
wards managed T." escape. but w'E"
-rUyur'L ~ Dog N"in"s. Ia. ON Sep
t. ihHr ~,
EIGya Allnn aud mis- sHn clnud"
" =" iri"h y"rIrni.iy for ih" murder
at state \ iuru.y Foster aud found
guilty. Th'S w"F" sentenced To h"
."Nooui'd Oh November :: oi last
year. hut obtained several rcspiicE.
til, dat" bdug finniy fixed for March
IS. SiLnn Nii.u WIS given g" years.
Wesley Allen :, N"HrR. frial All'u
is years. Sidn.y Eiwrris a'.n Is
Years IN th" rcniicn i1 v VI NJ
len. iiird Marion and ! hH +, Moor"
w"r" acquitted.
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-26
ARMoRrD hERopL FIR
U. S. ARMY FILE s

Arm0rod n'rnpinuos. H,pt iaa. Ihf
B .Er protection of the altman, pilot
and engine. ar. demanded In tn" lat
est specifications for flying mnchin-
- issued hy the Mar Department. \
special design Tor the nrmorod COY.
"r has not been drawn hy the depart
m"ni. tn. design being l"ft to the in-
'g"nui,y OF III. manufacturer. II u
Rpnciiicd. however. that the finest
chrom" steel shall he m"i and that
the armor shall h" about 90, IN
thick. Tests made hy the Ordinance
1.ur.au show that chrome steel Ond
In. thick will Withstand the steel
pointed bullet used in the regular
army riil" at u distance of 1000 #.
Tho missile. striking the armor
snnarciy. will produce y deep dent,
but will not penetrate. To max" an
ar.norcd cover sufficient To protect
the airman. pilot and engine viii re-
quirc l., So. tt.. or more. OF this thin.
but strong steel. Tho armo" Will
weigh between ~ aud ~ III. and
will thus add no material burden TO-
that imposed on the acropl!nc
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-26
IMPORTANT NOTICE.!

Tho voters. particularly Judges
u" official ballot and the method Of voting
fixing penalties for N" violation
the provisions thereof and repeal all and parts Of acts
Inconsistent Herewith. II
election official shall he allowed
tho assisting the
his ballot other while the
absolute and
tai physical disability makes II mnos7ib" FOR ia"
mark his ballot such machine Then aud In that
his phyhcnl d1hl-
Said writing shall the oath ndmui7;crcl
judge physical disability
in writing daily 10. Judges, "a
clerk political faith shall then
mark his ballot
machine SHAH indicate. notation
shall b" the poll books oppo" III" ~ each Eut
thus assisted" stating that tn. voter has been nss"h S1t
election officials and tcd With
the election made,
shall he held hv election officials with whom
during regular office
hours.
who shall falsely make oath that h" Is
tally physically disabled herein defined shall b" guilty of
perjury punished aconrlinFN. aud person who shall
administer said OATH knowing tue 10 ho false" shall be
guilty OF nhofdnn'I"n ni perjury ANA punished accordingly
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-26

Chroniclc-Ncws soc a month.
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-26

President Woodrow Wilson
UnlEh. i7n pounds.
Iohu H. Rockefeller iE much lU-
Igr"st"d in aviation. but In declining
an iuE EiiItiou t1 take flirI'. lao
said, "i'Il wal; until my WluEB grow.
" =. Bryan has til" most elegant
trunk In til" country. II was ugDaui-
"d by y Bryan club of travelling mon
aud has followed him In all E.s tours
Charles Nng"i, former secretary OF
cg nmrrc" and labor. is To De- fDUdrg-
"d banquet at 81 Louis. March %.
by tia" Husinass Mems league Dr tuEt
city,
Miss isabelle Vallr or ST. Louis.
who has been pronounced tho "h'st
looking girl IN America" vs. IN oTit-
teal condition IN a hospital, follow.
inE an operation for lppCudirifir.
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-26
ALIENS WILL CO
To SCAFF0LO
SOON

Richmond. Va. March Floyd
Allen. tn" leader OF III" outlaw baud
In Carroll county. and his srn.
Claude swanson Alien. who ar" In
I the death coll of the stat" pcniiHu-
tiMry awaiting their doom. have only
two marc days TO live. Governor
Mann having refused to Interfere In
| the case and all legal resources h1v-
INK previously been exhausted In bc-
half Of the prisoners. they VIII 70 to
| tho electric chair Friday unless
something entirely unexpected aud
unforeseen should occur. Tho cNcru-
, ion OF these two men. who had been
the principal actors IN IN" shooting
up" OF the Carroll county court NJ
iIiIlsvillc. on March II. 1919. will
bo the closing chapter Of ono OF tli"
most sensational murder tragedies
ever enacted In this country.
The tragedy n, the Hillsyillc court
house was the culnina,icm OF years
OF lawlcssncss on thu part OF tn"
fighting Aliens" ~ the wcil,hy
and numerous family Of the Aliens
were called In that mountain dis
trict. Some time in February. 1912.
two nephcws of Floyd Allen were ar
deputy sheriff While they were bn-
Ing taken to the Jail. Floyd Allen
and several other members OF the
Allen family attacked the deputy.
knocked him scnselcss with the butt
OF a revolver and rescued his prison
era. Floyd Allen was arrested and in-
dic'cd and his trial began in the
early part OF March.
tlEh ~ lao 4, "a n
leader of the clan. had openly boast
Cd that he would never 30 TO prison
and the Aliens had made frequent
body connected with II. FLOYD Allen
was tried on March IL. but the jury
did not bring its verdict until the
following day. The prisoner being q
man of prominence. his trial attract
or u great deal OF attention and on
tho morning of March II tho court
room was crowded with spectators.
among whom were half dozen or
more OF the Allen family.
The jury rendered a verdict Of
guilty and the court sentenced Floyd
Allen to one year imprisonment
When the presiding judge. Thornton
l.. Massic. turned the prisoner over
10 the sheriff. Floyd Allen. cxclaim-
ing that he would not 20 to prison.
drew two rcvolvars and opened fire
at the court. The other members OF
tho Allen family. who were in tho
rear of the court room, followed his
example and for a few minutes bull
lets flew thick and fast. Judge Mas
sic. Statc's Attorney 4. NJ. Foster
and Sheriff Lewis Webb were shot
down and killed on the SPOT and n
number of other persons who hap
pcncd to be in the court room at the
time were injured. Two of them.
August Fowler. n juror. and Nancy
Ayrcs. n girl Of 10. who had been n I,
witness in the ease. died from their ]
wounds after II few days.
The Aliens. excepting Floyd ALEU-.
who accidentally had been shot in
the knee. aud his son Claude. mount |
ed their horses and fled into the |
mountain wilderness of the Blue
RidgN range, where from behind |
rocks they defended themselves
against the posse scnt out to capture !
them. The governor offered n reward |
of 81 600 which was later raised to /
~, 900 for the arrest of The gang.
Floyd Allen was arrested on the /
following day and two days later n .
special grand jury returned indict-
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-26
sURFACE.PROPELLED MOTOR.
BOAT. WITH SIDE RUDDERs

The twin Surface or scmi-sub-
mor :cd proprllers and the folding
sidc-rlddnrs arc the features Of q
new high-apccd notorboat. which. al
though designed particularly for axe
on wecd-fillcd waterway. Is also be-
in; developed as n type OF craft par
ticularly adapted for use In waters
where sudden storms make the po' T.
bilIty OF "hcachinE'' an important
factor. The boat is described win
Illustrations in the huIll Popular
Mechanics Magazine.
Chroniclc-Ncws soc n month.
The chronicle=news., 1913-03-26
THE BARREL CONSUMPTIOE
IN THE UNITED STATES

More than lao.oo".o"1 barrels.
kegs aud circular package arc
turned out by the co1porIrH mIus-
Try oT tho uuitod tSatcs each year.
,hc hcnyi'U rnnsum"r being tue 'D-
mcut Iudurtgy, with the r'uuF bu o.
mess ranking next. closely followed
by sugar Tho barrel drmaud Cor
muln e5. oil. lard aud pork l. also
.mnImmmA-
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STATE OF COLORADO, ~
COUNTY OF LAS ANIMAS. ~

Mikcn. OF Trinidad Colorado. do
hereby certify tue above Is true and correct M Oh @
coming election to be held on Tuesday April 9l whose nmes
RADIO. .
Witness hand day OF March. 1914
(SEALO Mlll-lKEN, City Clerk
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PEOPLE you READ ABOUT

Pr"sIdcut Woodrow Wilson
wnlgh i7H pounds.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1913-03-06

Book ~ of Mortgage Deeds, at page
CD; which default consists in failure
to pay the interest due under the pro-
visions of said mortgage on the 10th
day of February in the years 1912 and
1918, and failure to keep the build.
ings covered by said mortgage insur-
ed against loss by fire; and,
Whereas, by reason of said default
said mortgages hereby declare the
whole sum secured by said mortgage
to be Immediately due and payable;
Now, Therefore, Notice is Hereby
Given, That said mortgage will be
foreclosed by sale of the premises
therein and hereinafter described, at
the front door Of the court house In
the city Of Valley City in the county of
Barnes, State Of North Dakota, at the
hour Of two O'Clock in the afternoon
on the 18th day Of April, A. D. 1918, to
satisfy the amount due upon such
mortgage on the day of sale. The
premises described in such mortgage
and which will be sold to satisfy the
same are described as follows, to-wit:
The northwest quarter (NW W OF
section Twenty-Five (29) in township
one hundred thirty-eight (13S) North,
Of Range tifty-eight (5S) west of the
fifth principal meridian, containing
one hundred and sixty acres, more or
less.
There will be due on such mortgage
at the date of sale the sum of $2OS4. 76
by reason of the original principal and
interest, and the further sum of $9.9S
for insurance premiums paid and ad-
vanced by said mortgages, and in
terest thereon, making a total sum OF
$2094.74, together with the statutory
costs of foreclosure, and disburse.
ments allowed by law. .s.,.
Dated February Goth, A. D. 1918.
AMELIA STAHLEM and
tNETTIE STAHLEM, &c.,.
Mortgages.
THEODORE S. LINDLAND,
/ Attorney for Mortgages,
2-27-6tw Valley City, N. D.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1913-03-06
NOTICE 70 CREDITORS
STATE or NORTH DAKOTA

STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA
County of Barnes-ss. In County
Court.
In the Matter of the Estate of Henry
Straks, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the under.
signed Executrix of the Last Will and
Testament of Henry Straks, deceased,
late of Waupun, State of Wisconsin,
to the creditors of, and all persons
having claims against said deceased,
to exhibit them with the necessary
vouchers, within six months after the
first publication of this notice, to said
Executrix at her place of residence in
Waupun, Wisconsin, or to Henry Nee.
vel, the resident agent, at his resi-
dence in the Township of Greenland
in the County Of Barnes, State of
North Dakota.
Dated February 14th, A. D. 1913.
PRISCILLA n. STRAKS,
Executrix
E. P. WANZER,
r. B. I. Cocq,
Armour, South Dakota, -
Attorneys tor said Estate
First publication on the 27th day
of February, A. D. 1913.
2-27-4tW.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1913-03-06
Citation Hearing Proof Of Will.

STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA, COUN-
ty of Barnes-ss. In County Court,
Before Hon. o. H. deS. Ir9ens, Judge.
In the Matter Of the Estate of Charles
Thompson, deceased.
Maggie Thompson, Petitioner, .....