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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-16
MISCELLANEOUS

WALL. BOARD
We have on hand limited
T~IEfv amount % w p Wall
BEARD. on which We can save
kRVAt you a. least one third This
board 4. enc - the standard
IDWt make. and 4. manufactured
% new clean wood fthsr. An
RwxE1 Ideal covering for walls and
c.tiink- taking IN. plaes %
1l iath and plaster sIH~s 90 Ia
Wide by :. . > 10 and ~
- feet long. A small amount
q IN wide Price while n last. per
square foot ................z cents
SASH AND DOORS Of Factory Prices
s-rross- panel doors ti5 siHesi ....,..t 81 ie|
same Tor painting % sitesi .t...s Sc
: piY veneer intsrior doors ........ Sc
Front doors large variety ... s. % 40
Windows hunEaioN easement sash. cup
board doors drawers flour bins door
and window frames inside finish.
mouidiugs hardware. huiidieE paper
paints. etc. At corresPondinxiy los
prices
Ask Tor CsiaioE No g. IL. free
q. n WILLIAMS CO
sash and Doors
istt First Ave-. Main 80
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FUNERAL NOTICE

NELSON tn this ciN. June IS. 1918.
Johanna A.. beloved wife ~ Peter Sci
son. tSoo sam ave n aEcd az yeafs
Resides her husband she IL sur, tvrt BIS
ono daughter. Mrs Anne owen. one suu.
'hss Nelson. ono sister. Mrs Ana
NJ Larson NJ seattle. and mother and
one sister On sweden
Funeral services viii be- held Thursday
40 = noon a. p o'clock ~ johnson Mann
utoNs broadway aud tnion. rrivnds In
yted
S WTD MISCELLANEOUS
PIANO wANrEp IN exchange fer = tlns
new. Edison diamond pointed phoao-
sraph
JoHN RAMNKER. tssy vhrd Az.
WANTED Science and Health. iast edit
> w. SSs. Z HsySec> ~ ~, ~
% AUTOS FOR SALE
"0AsosNVN+ saves rs psr cent sasoiins.
prevents sackfiriuk See naiieN Garage
8 Machine COMPANY tioa broadway. o.
city Garage. aa2t second ave
20 ioon. tishh rNW- SOC flkE Il
MOTORCYCLES
AoTpRCV,1. Es-New ana ssco "a he nd
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WANTED - FURNITURE
s s,SSs t..SE - ~ rISE ,,, y ~
PHOTO SUPPLIES
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Contract awarded by snohomish

county commissioners to George F.
Wright, Tacoma, for drainage of
1000 acres Of marsh land. Project
To cost $33,S2S.70.
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20 MALE Situations Wanted

20 MALE Situations Wanted
NoTiCn 10 FACroNN uMrLONENs
There Ia man in seattle Tor the past
nine months Who 10 married steady aud
reliable, mo- drinksr, can furnish ~
years references wants work in fac
tory. plumbers helper or sn1thins that
il steady r-.a. star
MANiuEp Man. with family. must have
work painter house or cartisEes|
ruush carpenter. general HANDY man
city references 80 auy where. Do ans
thinE " u, star
GOVERNMENT JOns ,se month. Hsf
free FRANKLIN Institute, Dept iat IT,
Rochester y.
NOTICE DAIRY FARMnHs
Two Youns men, ~ years old. single
ffiestan itolianders sober and steady
experienced dais men want 90 take
charge ~ Via herd ~ COWS Write
claude Wander kcoy. care ". Wander
pot custer wash u
OWL ENGINEER Isl NarNesian. wants
work willinE 70 do any Kind Address
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Fl statesmen WANTED
WANTED Salesman. salary aud com
mission Must inv~st snme cash IN new
business Quick returns Investment
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% PERSONALS
LADY ass n hes fins propagation in
roaming hous" bat needs the financial
aid ~ some respectable man - partner
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mon, N suited Address rs star
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BidE
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sii Union. AT n
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ASKS FOR DIVORCE

Mrs. Dorothy Webb. whose hus.
band. Joseph Webb. II assistan,
manager for Sherman. clay & Co.
started divorce suit In superior
court. Wednesday. alleging she and
her husband have lived apart for
several months They live Mt 1888
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REAL ESTATE

1909
Far the most hssutifai piece ~ sisr prep.
efty 200 have ever looked 81 - level
good road leads 60 u. the privilege ~
community beach on Lake wsshinEion
uafsr pipsd e. tfsri. You go huf ihis
TO- TIN CENTa 4 DAY There is iusi
one plers - this Kind
ot.E HANSON q 90.
80 Sre N1rk Block
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BUSINESS
IlREG1 DRY

This directory is intended
Tor the convenience of any one
desiring something little out
OF the ordinary in their daily
needs and requiring IL in a
hurry. The firms represented
below make a speciality of inn
medii n. service and will glad
~ as:inish any information
that Ia necessary. Remember,
salts faction is guaranteed by
everJ advertiser.
Just Use Your Telerhonel
LOON HrRr-rhs psrssin store. ~
Occidental s,e.. corner Matn. sells n~~
srf second hand SUITS ard evercosr
teee IN, odd coats. sAc up pants, eee
~. hat. and shoes. see ups watches
csc M; tools jewelry, guns trunks, At
irwest nrir~.
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW
RUSSELL. r. FARRELf.--,ss y hs
General practice estates. laws hnsesri
srt wife, consultation free Elllett ~
xpVfcE tRrE- JOSEPH Ati.EN. At.
ToRSEys 20 years experienced Law. o.
husband and wife; property rixhts
CONSTELLATION FREE Rooms Aes-
ses riiers MUST Ritv Main tee
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3s WTD REAL ESTATE

WANTED a x or rnom hungsios ~
cottage on or near street car in~s
ifas- $500 cash FOR bargain Al
dress pc Ntaf
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HOTELS

THE ANNEX 700t Eighth. near west.
lake ave New, clean. furnished steam
heated bedrooms for mem free baths
and phone. Tranalant. BE. .. enkIN al 10
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You viii nnd a. dandf place 81 cottage
Lake N YOU suffer Nith asthma ~
rheumatism. 1ust eome ~ there YOU
vii set rid ~ ~ leo unssar Wood
tntiue wash
~sN0><se~Nse~rN~eN~NgNess NrNeN~~~Ne~NN~~se~e>e
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81 90 AND t2.bo WEEK -Furnishsd. easy
walking distance. modern. 1901 Main.
Phone HeHron eeIT
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MORTGAGE LOANS

Rranf InvestFnent Co 40 t.hr ExchanEr
s~~1~~~N~-~~~~~~~~~~>~~e~~ ~~~~~~> -~~~~>~~N~~>N~
Oregon first rural delivery mall
service by motorboat inaugurated
on willamette today
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Henry Pointer from Amelia roynter
Lena OlSwans from :. n. olswang.
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a FOR RENT. Furnished.
FURNISHED APIS.

AiSACE -Ns~. modern. SIS PIKE 2 and
t-Toom apartments. furnished and an
furnished saa. iisht and phone. Elliott
2sfs
az 10 fis--Ft FINISHED s-rooin spaTf.
msnts for working psopl. ff11 Bei.
mont.
sLOAN--guirt private baths phone
reasonable. tGt Republican. East
queen Anne ear
PHoNn q A b9i modern refined rss.
s9sssl.
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81 90 Up WEEK-HoTEL EwiNG' Mod
orn. hot and cold water 722bs first
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RENTALS
SUM M ER CAMPS

bungalow Magazine subscriptions Write
auick for particulars before best iaru.
lions are s~iretod Address Premium
department ieah Empire Hldg
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-12-05
ARiVACA'S LOST MINE
is RELOCATEDj GREAT
HISTORY HAS WITH IT.
C. {. Patterson ReIocateS Mine
Which Many Years Ago Saved
General Pesqueira From Mexi-
can 0biteratiOn.

TUCSON. Dec. &C. L. Patterson
of Graham Comfy who recently relo-
Gated an old lost mine in the Arivaca
district, was in the city yesterday. The
relocation of the mine was filed In
Pima county last Friday. There is
some old Mexican history connected
with this mine which is not far this
side Of the Mexican border west of
Nogales.
About sixty years ago General Igna-
clio PesQuiera, later governor Of Sono-
IA, when inpolitical and financial
straits crossed the line with about
500 soldiers and engaged i'm mining.
Just where he operated was not
known but ne took out enough gold to
rehabilitate himself and finance a war
which resulted i'm his conquest of Son
ora.
Since then men have hunted for
what they called the Pesquiera mine.
believed TO be somewhere in the Ari-
vaca region. There were numerous
placers in the country where the mine
was supposed to be and they have
been worked i'm a small way for half
a century. Operations would have
been carried on on a large scale but
for the lack of water
Mr. Patterson went into that coun-
try and he observed one thing that
had escaped the attention of earlier
hunters for the PesQuiera mine He
noticed a growth OF water weeds and
trees the latter Of considerable girth,
along a comparatively straight line,
Indicating that there had been at some
time a disturbance of the surface so
that water found a way to the roots
of this vegetation He made an inves-
tigation along this line and found a
trench which he believed had been
made by PesQuiera's miners He EN-.
ployed men TO clean Il out and that
has been done for a distance of about
500 feet TO a depth of 30 feet He is
now on a vein of sulphides for that
length. The vein is five feet wide
These old workings the about 1000
feet northwest of some cabins and an
old arrasta evidently used by the Pes
/ quiera men.
Sixty years ago the MeXicans had
no way Of handling sulphide ores SC
that when they followed a vein dowr
to water there was nothing to do but
abandon it, That had been done il
this case and as the ores on top vert
taken out the workings were filled il
and concealed In the old workings
are found many timbers OF so grea
age that they have been reduced Il
charcoal
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-12-05
AMERICAN MINES HAVE
WONDERFUL DIVIDEND
RECORD FOR PAST YEAR
One Hundred Twenty One Mines,
So Far This Year, Pay Over
Eighty Three Millions in DVi-
dendS TO Their Stockholders.

As a result of larger demand and
better metal markets American mines
and works to the number of 12l made
dividend disbursements during the II
months of 1915 totaling $S3136,226
This is Sl3.73444S i'm excess of divi-
dends paid by 1l9 companies during
the same period in 1914 According
to reports made to Mining d. Eugiuecr-
ing World the l21 companies making
disbursements IN 1915 have distribut-
ed dividends since their incorporation
totaling 1891 477175. This is a return
of issued capital and S242O2341O adj
ditional, a really wonderful record OF
industrial accomplishment and one not
enjoyed by any other single industry.
Then there are the dividends of the
securities-holding corporations, whose
profits are divided between holders of
stocks in other companies and In the
operation of their own mines These,
six in number. have made disburse-
ments in 1915 amounting to $15.5SO,517
and to date s19O.7S67lS. A large part
of this is derived from the direct OPP
Grafton of properties and should be
credited to the disbursements made
by operating companies.
During the past IL months 30 cop
per companies have paid dividends to-
falling S36.6SS.231. which is approx
mately S6.O0O,OOO i'm excess of divi-
dends paid during the II months of
! 1914 To date these companies have
disbursed no less than 490.9S1,3i6; is-
sued capital is S272.75O452.
Eighty-dye operating properties
classed as gold-silver-lead-ziuc proper
ties. have paid shareholders S32,S59.-
545 during the II months of 1915, with
toal payments Of $32O45496O The
combined issued capital of these com
panies is S242.61A873.
! SiXtytwo Of the above operate prop
critics i'm the United States and they
have paid dividends n 1914 amount
ing to $25165,6O1 and to date S236.7S1
453, on an issued capital of S16l355t
069 This is a return equivalent 20
over 145 percent and proves that gold
mining properties pay good returns
when properly operated
Twenty Canadian properties con
tributed $6.575603 to the above and
to date S65.773.931. on an outstanding
capital of 500 ,S56,484
But three Mexican companies re
port dividend payments ia 1915 these
disbursing $1118,341, and to date ST.
S99,57O, on an outstanding capital Of
ll.403370
Six companies operating metallursi
cal works show an increase OF approx
imately S1.00O000 over the same peri
Cd in 1915. having paid S1358S,350 anc
since incorporation Sl8OO4O,869 on an
outstanding capital of S23fOS8,44O.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-12-05
MANY SUBSTITUTES
FOR HOUSEHOLD ARE
USED IN GERMANY
Housewives Association Gives
Exhibition Of the Many Articles
Which Have Come to SupplantI
Copper and Rubber.

BERLIN. Dec. 3.-The eMgencies OF
the war have led to the creation OF al
most countless substitutes for articles
which Germany no longer has, even to
the production Of substitutions for sub
sututes no longer available.
The Central Committee Of the
Housewives Association of Greater
Berlin" has undertaken to show the
public. especially the feminine portion
Of il. how great is the number of sub
stitutes invented and already on the
market, and how practical they are,
by means Of one Of the most notable
expositions ever held in Berlin.
There are exhibited few of the
food substitutes now in use but the
exposition is mainly devoted to arti-
Giles Of household use that have come
to replace all the copper and nickel
ware that has had TO be turned in for
ammunition purposes.
Thus there are common iron pipes,
tastefully gilded, to take the place OF
brass curtain poles There are yes
sells and receptacles of al sizes made
OF material called 'Serpentine"
which is found in great quantities
near Dresden, available instead OF the
copper pans and pots that have gone,
There are oven doors made Of iron
and steel which look every bit as well
as the nickel ones generally used and
which of course are quite as practical
Even pins now are being made of iron
| instead of nickel. as are also hooks
and eyes and similar objects
Some apparently efficient substitute
has been discovered for the rare anc
expensive rubber. and the exposition
/ shows garden hose OF the new mater
ial, which feels and acts just as genu
inc rubber does, and will expand and
4 contract quite as we'll Even nipples
for babies milk bottles are fashioned
out of this near rubber" The list o.
articles includes squeegees and win
dow sponges
Irvine made of paper has been found
10 be practical, but for use in stores
a little machine has been invented
which sails up Packages and makes
the use Of string unnecessary. Thel
are paper collars, SUNS, and handkeI
chiefs and napkins, and even paper un
derwear Underwear and bed linei
also have been fashioned ont of cellu
loid, for the purpose of effecting al
economy in soap which is daily grow
ing more expensive.
There are literally scores Of model
OF gas electric and spirit lamps AM
stoves to tempt people who find
difficult or impossible to procure pc
troleum. and so-called cooking bowls
that can be placed on red hot stones
Not content with merely exhibitin
the thousand and one substitutes noN
available, the wonan's association a
so gives instruction In their use.
has number 81 educational course
5 which it offers to tha public, iueludin
one on repairipg-askilled repairer
are scarce nowadays another on bu,
ing, and so on.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-12-05
TRANSPLANT NERVES

MOSCOW-The successful trans
planting of the nerves Of young pigs
into the human body has been report
ed 10 the Moscow Society of Surgeons
by Dr. D. A. GruzdefI Three opera
tons, all Of which gave sood results,
were described by d.. Gruzde6 IN
two cases he had to deal with a leg
that had been paralyzed by wound,
in the third case With an arm that had
been similarly paralyzed.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-12-05
Ne " CORNELIA
ATTRACTING
ATTENTION
Of ALL
Big Porphyry Property in the AiO
Mountains Is Receiving Its
Share of Attention on the Big
Markets of Country.
REVIEW OF HOLDINGS
MADE BY GEA. A. NEWETT
Writer Says That Success Is AS
Sured the Project and That Its
Success viii Mean Much for
Its Parent. the c. & A.


New Cornelia is getting some atten-
tion in the share market of late. Evi.
IDENTIFY there is someone. or some
ones" who are keeping posted ON
what is being demonstrated at the
mine in the way of copper saving and
who believe that a little New Cornelia
should be a pretty good thing to have
i'm the house There has been CON
slant investigation on the subject of
ore fabrication ever since New Corne-
liza was taken on option by the Calu-
met ~ Arizona Copper Mining Compa-
NY says George A. Newett First
there was a most thorough testing Of
the ore body to learn it's probable
quantity This having been deter
minced at more than 4OOOO,OOO tons,
the next thingo in order was to learn
just how the copper from the great
deposit could be secured II was well
known that several processes would
be- practical, but 20 get The very best
was all-impurtant as theo ore being
low grade. would need To be treated
with reference to costs of production
and maNimum copper extraction. At
the time of the visit of the writer 10
the property. Mr. Greeuway and his
force of metallurgists weore expert
menting with coke-nlled anode that
was giving very good results and of
which much was being said boy the i'm
ventor Mr.. p. Wedge, of the noted
Wedge furnace company. was on the
ground and lending his personal direc-
ton to some of the tests The Bari-
tano Refining company also had men
on hand. and the veory best i'm their
lines We're being drawn upon
Recently there has been another de-
velopment I'm anOes this being the car
bon anode, ana tests made have shown
il to be wonderfully efficient collect
ing more copper by far per kilowat
hour than any previously experiment
ed with. The New Conelia company
i'm it's iOt0n testing plant had been
using lead anodes and getting fair
results for the time the tests We're
conducted, but the carbon anode put
I
being very much more efficient and
enectine also great saving i'm the
power required TO provide the electri-
cal current
Just how the carbon anode will
stand up is not known, il not as yet
having been tried over and extended
period for tbe reason that il is an en-
tirely new thing In anodes 1t Is
starting out I'M a wonderfully fine way.
There's recovery from the ore Of
better than per cent which exceeds
any of the best estimates on the leach
ing process the company has received
from any source, and exceeding its es-
Inmates In all the figures it has made
computing the probable percentage Of
! saving. Ihis not only adds TO the val
ne OF the properly i'm metal output but
viii materially affect the cost OF pro-
/ duclng the pound OF refined copper
Speaking OF the refined output the
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-12-05

Lyndon Oak Ramsdell of Turner
Tanning Machinery Co of Peabody.
Mass, just returned from selling ma
ehinery to be used in manufacture OF
shoes for soldiers in France says A
soldier wears out ten times as many
shoes 10 war as he does in times Of
peace All the leather used bears the
export stamp Of the United States.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-12-05


Copper the ending Dec registered
o j touched 1855
realize
which
growth rom o day
copper S in
production,
there are not any stocks point
by rapid IN price
evident that the possibly
the
understanding
number Of the leading producers,
preventing
There
position o
entirely orderly producer
price quotation
the metal raised while the willing
Of metal the lower price
present industry is working at top speed The
the the
considerably
completed.
present time the demand for metal somewhat of the
supply.
ago were operating on reduced
working fun The sheet metal trade
thana year
As evidence of the strength of the copper position reports
leading producers have disposed of
portion their output 1916 One producer states that he
delivery the basis Of 10
unOuesuOn
a ebb
consideration Of
present has reached maximum. The her
copper accomplished fact,
that England
wen
of the red
present inquiries
ever 100000 pounds
a a
LOCAL MINES
Of the workings the
Lowell territory Copper
been quiet
condition
fused get declared that he felt better and
does look The part
some Christmas rush has started
but in nearly all there is
day payday harvest from the
many in the community the
New country in all Of the asonih
ing pace Every department every reports
behind The supply departments mechanical wamped
All of which points business keeping
the high set months
The labor conditions the CLOSING
down of the mines District and the Cana
nea properties large number OF miners
In fact the supply greater demand and estimated tina
large percentage Of the that
Moreover coast to coast as town where wo
is always be thing # from being swampe
with the fact that it off the main lin
Of ranconunent railroad Bbee for instance does not get tn
weird assortment appicauo Douglas its near nghbor
cANANEA AGAIN
The eopening Of Cananea IS not o
Officials Of company stated that guaranteed
lasting IN tho sopoa town they wi" rsoDs
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-12-05
MINES, MINING, LOCAL STOCKS AND COPPER
Copper Climbing to
High Point; Cananea
Mines to Open Soon

Domestic Consumption of the Red Metal Has Increased Materially
in the Past Few Weeks This Added to the General DEMAND
for Copper for Ammunition Making and Other Needs, Has
Brought Copper Again to High Prices.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-12-05

Il is possible that one result of war
will be that London Stock Exchange
will make a rule that none but British
born con become members
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-12-05

ContHsacts tor war material amount
ing to Sl2,5OOOOO for allies have been
closed by a Baltimore company
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-12-05

Cananea May Be Opened Within Few Weeks Big Sonora
Property, Like Others Northern Mexico Is Waiting Guar
antee That viii Not Be Forced to Close Down in Few
Weeks; Extent of 0atman investments Commented Upon
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-12-05
cANANEA AGAIN

The reopenng Of far Off.
Officials Of steted that once guaranteed Of
lasting tenure peace they viii reopen
(C5ninued Page p
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PET DRIVING HORSE.

afraid CT nothing. free, good roade- gen
tie, very intelligent, about u Years old
Good home desired, Apply TO \. q. Rice
Gardner, Me. Phone I32 Farmingdale.
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