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Bisbee daily review., 1914-08-16

men were working and the demand of tho shelter at Douglas. A slight raise in the minimum per cent of the ore treated wee demanded by the smslter and as the company was work ing small crews in ore under the min imum these crews were forced out
 THE COPPER MARKET
 Up to the present time there has been no change in the copper marhet over last week. No quotations have been received iIom eastern markets with the exception of one dated Aug ust 6, which placed copper at l21A ana 18. There is also apparently no de- mand for copper on the eastern mar kets.
 However, a change in the market conditions is hanging fire even at the present moment, and at any time an open marI,er for the copper of the United States may be announced
 This market is il the course of con struction in the house and senate of the United States, where bills and legislative moves toward building up and establishing a merchant marine under a protected flag. and which will be able to handle not only the pro duce of the country, but the coppe- and other accustomed exports, are iu the course of constructor.
 1T congress is able to establish g merchant marine service either through domestic channels or through the chartering of foreign ships under American registry, there is every op- portunity of the copper industry re- suming its former standard and of tho mines again opening under full force
 The holes are placed 200 fee apart and while the hln has been surveyed for ono hundred more holes it is con sidered that between thirty and forty more will be sufficient to enable th' company to estimate their ore reserve in that section
 NEW DRILLS ARRIVE Two new Armstrong Electric drill 3 have arrived and with the addition O
Bisbee daily review., 1914-08-16
nERMAMs nRAwINa lN

TIRLEMONT. Aug 1.-The Ger man troops are marching on with their front extending from st. Trond to HasselL Cavalry occupies a posi- ton to the right of Hasselt Fornid- able defensive works have been erect ed by the Belgians around Namur To eliminate the object for reprisals by the Germans, an inhabitants of Ma mur have been disarmed
Bisbee daily review., 1914-08-16
FAMILIES BURY BELONGINGS.
 FLEE TO RIVER FROM FIRE

BERNIE. British Columbia Aug 14 Forest fires continue to rage in this vicinity
 The town of Corbln was saved by the wind shifting when the fire was within fifteen yards of the coal mine tipple The 300 men in the town were communicated to fight the flames
 At Hosmer the people buried their belongings and the women and chill dren were removed to the river for safety. The area burning is twenty miles square.
 Twelve refugees reported hundreds marooned at Camp Six only three deaths from fires are reported.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-08-16
NEW pRlLLs ARRIVE

Two new Armstrong Electric driilgI have arrived and with the addition of
Bisbee daily review., 1914-08-16
THE LOCAL CONDITIONS

Little change has taken place To- cally While Copper Queen has been forced to curtan the pay checks of their salaried employees, and has been forced to drop few more of the men employed undergI ound. almost the same shifts in numbers are working at the present time as were in the employ of the company one week past
 The cut in the amount paid the sal aried officials of the company is one Of the major factors, according to the management. which is aiding them -e maintaining the former standard me cut was necessary to ward off the possibility of dropping more of their miners.
 A small number of miners, however was released toward the end Of the week These releases were made duo to the character of ore in which th'
Bisbee daily review., 1914-08-16
SILVER SAVED

Silver mines throughout the country were saved from closing their doors during the week by the government when through the treasury department orders were issued for the purchase of the output of the silver mines of the country. At the time the orders were issued the mines of Utah were preparing to clcs, their entire work ings. and had the order come three days later 1t is probable it would have been too late to save the miners their positions.
 While the silver hmes of this state are not SO numerous as are copper properties nevertheless, the order of the currency department of the gov ernment saves some of the mines ir Arizona from closing and offers al the same time a prospect for copper by demonstrating that at an time. there is a golden lining to the cloud.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-08-16

The wheels of the new experimental plant of Thursday while several minor successful operations oontcm that the will operating its full capacity of 12o tons within 
 The results of this min win be awaited with considerable interest oa in
 
  of this plant
 The ore to be sulphdes cpay chalcoo pyrte cacpyre this will largely be of granite rhyry
 ORE FROM HoLsRooK supplied operations Holbrook Upon mill the win be distributed into three re- yinp bins of fifty tons capacity large Tes coua half in size and delivering to another fifty A the second bn whence it is automatic scale which registers of
 REDUCTIONS and reduced to revolving rumble sixteenth inch mesh respect hroagh of rolls and
  the other National uer table through settling and the classification O passed over an additional aings henc carried to
  operation present stage process vanners S In consideration the
 MILL power supplied horsepower consist electric handles contemplation O project
 
 
 
 s25OoOOOo
 CONTAINED UTAH COPPER similar % those altered soous porphry contain ng uniformly disseminated through out the mass calco pyre others practically suphde predomiuating chaoocte
 
 gyrator chuan urtyfom crushing mi crushing col wnne ne elevators oaaers seln 
 WARREN DISTRICT OUTLOOK O in past years property only nowharda dividends some more n the Warren District
 facilitate bue In alton penetrate top workings already developed h Hobroos
Bisbee daily review., 1914-08-16
Q ENTHUSIASTIC ABOUT q Q REGENT DEVELOPMENTs

. WALLACE, Idaho Aug. l5- . C W W. Russell president and gen c . eral manager of the Great West . . ern Mining company in a report c . to local officials of the company. C T is very enthusiastic concerning c . recent developments at the pro C . perty located near Wallace. Ida. C . Tunneling has been continued c . for a distance Of several hundred q . feet and recent work has uncov c . cred what is thought to be C . large body of ore at the tunnel . . level An 18inch shoot of high c grade ore almost clean enough c . to ship, has been opened, accord. . Q ing to Manager Russell and c N there is vein averaging in . . width from eight to ten feet con- c . tainine good grade milling ma. . . terial.
 70 Plans of the management for Q 70 sinking a shaft on this ore and a q . crew Of men has already started q . work Small values in silver and c = gold have been found with tbe c = copper bearing rock. and Mana c ger Russell believes that the c H company has the making of c N good mine. The plant Is eouipp. e
 ed with a compressor and cleo. c z tric power.
 c
Bisbee daily review., 1914-08-16
Mill
 Is Testing Samples
 From HoLbroOk Hi

Ore Consists of Various Suphdes of Copper Principally CaCO
 cite, Pyrite and CaCOpYite-Average From Early Tests Shows From One to Three Percent Coppethe Gangue of
 Granite Porphyry Natue-DesCrptiOn of Mill and Operation Churn Drills Prospect to Determine Depth and Quality of Ore in Sacramento HI-0ther Extensive Underground Works Ex- pore Mountains Wealth 5000 Feet of Hole Bored Into H-Cappng Over Ore Is % Feet Less Than Utah Copper
Bisbee daily review., 1914-08-16
COPPER QUEEN OPEN MINE TO RIVAL UTAH
. q . . . STOP ALL WORK AT . e RAINBOW LODE MINE .

c C q STOP ALL WORK AT C RAINBOW LODE MINE . q DULUTH. Minn. Aug 15-Pres. q q ident Congdon of the Rainbow . . Lode Development company has . c issued the following statement: . c "The Rainbow Lode Develop. . q ment company has stopped an . q work for the present at both the C H Rainbow and Butte and London . q shafts The suspension of work . . is only temporary. but it is inn z q possible to say how soon business c . conditions will be such as to per q ( init the company to carry on the Q
 z additional development work . . which the property deserves c . The directors do not consider it . z wise to continue expending the q . company's capital during times c
 z like these. when 1t is clear that C
 . more capital will be difficult to'N . obtain for speculative and un .
 . productive enterprises There .
 q fore we propose to avoid the risk .
 q of requiring more cash while the .
 ( business world is as demOrnlized .
 . as it is now .
 . EDWARD c. CONGDON. . H President Rainbow Lode Devel- . . opment company" .
 . . . . . . . q . . .
Bisbee daily review., 1914-08-16

these machines when the work is again resumed it will not take long 10 complete the work now under conJem platon
 The cappiug over the ore body is somewhat variable in thickness, but estimate of the average for the whole hnl would place 1t in the neighbor- hood or 100 feet while this appears to be considerable, the latest esri. mate of the capping at the Utah Cop per property shows that they have there an even heavier an dthicker capping to contend with This, there fore should not offer a serious ob staclc to the Copper Queen when they come to removing the layer cf waste material above their body of ora
Bisbee daily review., 1914-08-16

North entrance of ihe rosi Palace ot Food Productsi one ot he eoiosssi fgnrrs, "The Pirate" fo adoH the mctcs dboUe the entrance to the urshbaiej and Thomas C Stalismth erprrt, 'cho is chief of the Exposition Department of AnricnIlnrc.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-08-16
STATE CONDITIONS

STATE CONDITIONS
 General conditions in the mining camps throughou, the state are mucn the same at the present time as they were one week past Most of the cop per camps have been forced to let ou. at least a part of their forces Most of the camps have also been forced to cut wages of their employees to keep from closing their operations alto. gether
 Few of the camps have been forced to close completely Cananea has closed. However a combination Of unhappy circumstances conspired to make the Sonora camp shut down. the least of which was the copper condt ton and the greatest of which was the lack of protection afforded the mine by the Sonora government
 CHA COUNTY WORSE Hl1
 Beyond doubt the worse hit of tho mining districts of the state is in Gila county at the properties of the prop critics of the Miami Consolidated Cop per company. In each of these. To eated at Miami second cut, almost as large as the first Of the employe. was forced leaving the mines Of eaol with barely enough hands to attend
Bisbee daily review., 1914-08-16

This prospecting rapidly and while it temporarily pend,o conditions that vail the prsen doubt but that it win be the indication of recovery on the copper situation.
 cHURN DRILL OPERATIONS
 hrty holes have been compted averaging neghbornood l5OOO feet
 The present Electric horsepower each shifts of eight hours each the crew cen listing of a sample for each drill The average shift between twenty end thirty feet dependable considerably being depth the results of wh plotted copper various parts of b hill by the drills
Bisbee daily review., 1914-08-16

the upkeep of fine underground oper ations.
 old Dominion. at Globe, has re. mained on the same basis as during the week previous. and announces that it will probably pull through with out further curreiments of its opera tions or employees.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-20
H0GE COMPANY
New Hardware Company Files Cert
heste Of incorporation Win the
County Court Clerk for Record.

4 certificate OF incorporation for the
T. A. Hoge HardW ware Company which
will have its principal Offices at lOiS
and 1920 Market street. was received
Yesterday and filed With the clerk OF
the county court The corporate
stock OF the company amounts 20
$4,000 at 800 per share The com
pany Il organized for the peritd Of so
years and Is composed OF the following
incorporators T. a Hoee. =. r Hoge
?. ]. Campbell. all OF this city. and
John W Dorsch. OF Steubenyille. and
Edward Walk.
The company Is organized for the
sale, bartering and etc. OF all farm
machine and other implements that
come under the head OF hardware Al
the time OF the filing OF the certificate
OF Incorporation, deed was filed BY
Messrs. 7. a. Hoge and Z. u HoEe
wherein they surrender all property
rights 10 lot 1876. between Tenth and
Eleventh street on Market street
y. X. Hoge was granted the power
OF attorney for the new company
with full power 10 act in any way
whatsoever that the company Is con
cerned. The T. A. Hoge Hardware
store has been one OF the city's lead
Ing hardware depots for a number Of
years and the capitalization OF the
new company means an increase in
business.
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GOT A VIOLENT
SICK HEADACHE?
Get a l0-Cent Package of DIR.
James Headache Powders
and Don't Suffer.

Wien your head aches you simply
must have relief or you viii 10 Nd
lt's needless 20 suffer when Won car
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German Methodist church Chapiine
street. opposite High school. Rev. T. 4.
Speckman. pastor-Sunday school AZ
9.t5 n. m: general class meeting. ~
q 30. morning services In German. ~
no 30: Young Peoples meeting. az 7.1F
p. m: evening services In English AZ
7.45. wednesday evening. tho usual
prayer service. AZ 500 3. m. The annual
Sunday school picnic will be held ~
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- - 90 t-sdiss Ail -ecisty ou rsurs-
ear ffert1nn1 80 - I'm 49, church ~
afs Boy hrlEads FRIDAY eNsnIns
o. I'll rrt cuol ard curnfortahle
pass O. ucrrhip 80 re .T-rurch 81 ths
al4 SEATS fr.s and stranEsrs wel-
come % All our serric-s-
EdSood Luthsran church Rev Ralpr
m. slndAy In EdEwoo.i t6eln han -
one sunday after Trinity Chudrer' :
lAl service lu the aff~rrour Al ..rn
rns pruErarn has been rr~rarrf IRE
flbllc Il mu=f curdlzl.y Invited 20 an
% these services
81. Warv God Lutheran church. REV
ralph A. HarrhmAr pastor Ser, Ires
- sunday efrlluE Hr zoe trr..a4
- noel plAliug 4rc sscunI Slu.ag
after Trinity SUNDAY school az Io
p m The public b. most cordially ia
rit~a % al % these ssrpices
81 Paurs Evangelical church. Thirty
eighth and Wood streets Aux e.
i.ssChe. pastor Ghildrsus lnaV service
A. lnla a ui-. an excellent prnErarn has
been prepared Tor this service
English preaching service a T.a0 O.
m. Annual Picnic % the SUNDAY school
on Wednesday a. BisyncN's Grove Free
transportation Tor all members o. the
school All members and friends 81
the sunday school are cordially invited
q attend Care viii leave church a.
30 shnrr
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ST. Andrews church. Thirty-seventh
end Eon streets J /. Fish. rector.
There will be service In ST. Andrews
church tomorrow, the second Sunday af-
ter Trinity. AZ half past ten a. m. morn
ing prayer and sermon. A. this f. the
only service for tho day. 81 f. expected
that all will be present. the rector eN-
poets 20 20 20 Chester in the evening.
Sunday school at ST. Andrews at $50
n. m.
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St James Evangelical Lutheran Chap
81. Elm Grove, West Virginia. Rev ".
Steuer. assistant rastor. Sunday. $50
q. m Sunday school and Bible class.
II a m. English preaching services.
Monday evening teachers meeting.
Tuesday evening social meeting Of the
Luther eLague on Green's lawn. Triadel-
phia.
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ST James EVANGELICAL Lutheran
church. I4Oe-1f11 Chapline street. Rev
a. W. werder pastor. Rev VI. Steuer
assistant pastor. sunday go a. m.
SUNDAY school and Bible classes Eng
fish and German. 1880 a m. English
services. Wednesday evening lawn
fete viii he given by the ladies on the
lawn OF Mr. Geo Weimer at Gienwood
Heights. Thursday evening outdoor
meeting Of the Brotherhood on the lawn
or Mr.. Max Hess.
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Warwood Presbyterian church. Tween
uefh street, near WarWOod avenue. Ed
20 Morning worship al 10 40.
Christian EudeltUr meeting az L. u
~ o % %. w. tho Sacrament Of the
Lords supper viii be Celebrated and
tho membership Of the church arc earn.
rafIN urged 90 be present Strangers
and friends viii De alike welcome All AM
. HfrHI DrH.
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FURRIER

T. aoidinger. Court Thsatsr nida
Finest I"r NJ fur. N.|. rruHIrTH OF
rfmuIf|fI 40 moderate prices. ataraFe
DC viii Yay Co zee me.
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Skin Diseases
Often a Mystery
The Right Treatment Will Solve
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Get bottle Of s s. $. today at any
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the network Of tiny blood vessels that
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Now. when : s :. enters the blood
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This process goes on day and night. all
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Wesley Methodist Episcopal church
7Ie0 Jacob street. Sunday school 20 &.
W. G.. Cunningham. superintendent
1hildren's Day program at 10 30 a m.
Special music. splendid decorations.
good program by Primary and Junior
departments Epworth League service
at 100 .. m. with delegates report OF
the ClarkHburg convention. Sermon
7:ts p. m. by Rev. Harry u. Bowden. All
are cordially invited TO our services J.
n. Workman. pastor
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First church OF Christ. Scientist. A. o.
4. W. Auditorium. 1ile Chapline street
Services sunday at II a m. subject OF
lesson. is the Universe. Including Man.
Evolved by Atomic ForceT- Sunday
school at e:fb a m. Wednesday testi-
montal meeting At y. m. same address.
Reading room open daily. except sun
days. and holidays from II m. 20 p.
m. also on Saturday evenings from Z to
o'clock The public Is invited TO visit
our reading rooms. No. 1i1s Chapline
street. and 20 attend our services.
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FURNITURE AND CARPETS

,. m. Dinsmors. Moundsvii1s. ". Va.
.uu and Jefferson. Sat HH.E TurnI4
iure Carpets. Rugs. MuftinE. 1Iuufaun.
stoves. Gureuawnre Cash on credit
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ll.lsney-s grove. Thursday. June .sth. on
1870. 49, tNening AZ 5 o'clock. the district
u,nNtr an address on The New TInan-
Slhl Plan Communion service. SUNDAY
IN. seth- \ cordial invitation ~ ~x-
AZ this -Home-lke Church"
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First United Presbyterian church.
Robinson. ID. pastor Preaching ser
Vices sabbath az 1895 n. m and 30 70
m, with sermons by the pastor san
bath school Mems and Womeu's Hib.e
classes. at $40 a. m. PRAYER servt.,
W cdnezday az t.f5 D. m A cordial In.
Nltation Co worship with the courreg4
home
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The Third Presbyterian church. Thir-
ty-eiEhth and Jacob streets. J. y. Ley
enberEer. pastor. The usual services will
be held sabbath. June q. Preaching al
1875 n m. and las .. m. sabbath
schaal at $40 a m. and Junior Christ
ian Endeavor at s;t5 p. m.
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81 Luks's Episcopal church. Island
gnd of tns steel bridEe. ths Rev. Jacuo
Tor ascord sunday after Trinity sfIl te
,ae a IN. Holy cornruunlon. IS a ~
sunday school. fe-fs a. IN uornlng
pfsyer and sermon - ,. m. evening
1tth, 81 John Baptisf Lay. molly COM
munion 1.l5 = m
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First Unitarian church Service IN the
Board OF Trade rooms. next sunday
Pease will preach upon The Meaning
and Value of Worship" This will be- the
last sermon in the series on What Men
Live By" Kindergarten al the same
hour
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So Johns Ev Prot CONGREGATION. "
Ifrrt pastor Ncyt sunday. sun.
NHr school 90 o. m German service
af 1880 a. m. English service az 7l
Dr. m. NrNf Thursday. June ls. al TAO
3D. u.. meeting ~ rho Christian Fuds1t
during services
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zane street n =. church. corner Sew
snL..nth ana jacob strects-i0.00 a. IN.
sunday school. e.. n. Lennon. suu.~fr-
tsndcut. HIS preaching hy the pastor.
theme one More Chance" T.4s y. m
,tth!ng service Installation OF the l.p-
worth League Officers Address by ne
pastor 70 the young people. PRAYER
meeting on "Wednesday evening Al :
o'clock All are cordially invited TO at =
tend the services
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Island Christian church 50 Zane
avenue. Island. We cordially invite vou
to the following services: Bible school
80 n m. Guy 4. Pryor. supertntend-
emit: preaching services. 1O:45 a m:
Christian Endeavor. 6:f5 p. m: topic
for meeting chief Seats. and How TO
Reach Them" Mr.. George Deiters lead
or; evening services. 7:45 p. m: prayer
meeting. Wednesday evening. 7:45::
choir practice Friday evening o'clock
Prof. William Brookes Taylor Of Beth
any. will fill The pulpit Sunday Every
body f. welcome at the Island Christian
church.
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Tho subject fHr next Sunday evening
.u fne Bible -rirIf.IIiat church. Bridge
port 1911 DO Mysteries TufuIIrd
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PLATING
PLUMBING
PLUMBING AND GAS FITTING

william n. Doyle, 3eo sChapiins 81.
Sanitary Plumbing and Gas Fitting
Prompt attention given all work Nat
phone efb-l. Give me a trial
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Emmanuel Baptist church. Eoff 81
near Twenty-ninth. pastor. Arden n
Miller-Sunday school will open at s.i5
a m. Preaching at II o'clock Baraca
class will hold their monthly meeting at
the home OF the pastor at , p. m. Even
ing preaching at 7;f5. Wednesday even
ing prayer meeting. The willing Work
ers will give a lawn fete on the church
lawn Tuesday evening. 20 which all are
invited.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-20

Latter Day Saints. Special services
Saturday and Sunday. Saturday. expert
ence meeting. 2;30 =. IN. Preaching
7:4b p. m. Sunday. Sabbath school at n
a. m. Preaching at II "A. m socia
meeting 2.30 p. m. Preaching at -.
p. m. by Elder n. c. Russell. OF Chat.
ham. ont.
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DENTISTS
ELEC. WIRING and REPAIRING

Conner Electrical Co. 18TH and Chap
line SIS.
We do quick and satisfactory electri-
cal work az moderate prices. See Us and
save big money. National phone 5Os-N
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& UNDERTAKING


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Gale answered day or night