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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-08-04
The Foremost Foe
of tuberculosis

nure food. rest and Clean living xii
doctors agree these are prime requi-
Hsites in the treatment of this affection
which causes one-tenth of all deaths.
leases.
Under such circumstances, Eckman's
Alternative may prove beneficial. When
fused as an adjunct to proper care and
Hhygienic living. it is most efficacious,
and in many cases it has brought last
ling relief.
1t has been found equally effective
lin treating asthma and bronchial
troubles. Stubborn colds often yield
to it.
In any event, a trial can do no harm.
] For this preparation contains no pol
zsonous or habt-Iormins drugs - no
narcotics. opiates or coal-tar deriva-
|tives. At your druggists.
Eckmnn Laboratory, phiIadcIphIn
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-08-04
CHAPTER So

There is much evidence to indicate
that an excess of refined sugars in
the diet is a direct cause of many dis
eases. Refined sugars, such as white
zane sugar and glucose or corn syrup,
do not conduct themselves in the body
In a manner similar to the conduct of
natural sugars such as honey. Not
withstanding this fact young America
lis encouraged to consume large guam
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-08-04

indicate the vastness of the uneX-
plored field over which refined and
demineralized foods have taken pos
session, yet we commonly read in the
magazines advice to mothers written
in positive and conclusive terms:
Give your children plenty of sugar,
candy and sweets. 1t is good for
them"
Occasionally a pioneer strikes out
in the direction of the truth, only to
be startled by his discovery that all
natural foods conduct themselves in
the body in a manner entirely dis
similar to the conduct of unnatural,
ARTIFICIAL or prepared foods.
AS reported in Roussld Vratch, June
l27, 1915, and referred to in the New
York Medical Journal, October 8,
1915, A. Ia. Davidoff made the acci-
dental observation that the ingestion
of honey by diabetes does not seem
to increase the amount of sugar in
the urine.
He then permitted a number of dia-
betics to add honey to their diet and
found that, far from increasing the
glycosuria, the excretion of sugar di-
minished considerably in some cases.
The conclusion reached by Davidoff
10 lIdI IlOI6y ID d very useful anu
certainly very palatable article of
food in diabetes.
Honey is not glucose. Glucose is
not sap maple syrup or maple sugar.
Glucose is not sorghum or open ket-
tie cane syrup or old fashioned mo-
lasses. now a thing of the past.
Is it possible, in the presence of
such evidence as is now at hand, that
the people will continue to tolerate
their national indifference to the most
vital home issue now before them ?
! We shall see.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-08-04
RING LEADERS FOR SATURDAY ONL
Saturday Sale of
Toilet Creams

soc size Mary Garden Cold Cream. ....... $50
75c size Mary Garden Greaseless Cream. 62c
soc size Hudnuts Marvellous Cold Cream. 34c
25c size Hudnut's Marvellous Cold Cream Tubes
17c
Csc size Hudnut's Creme Violet Sec. ..... 19c
soc size Hudnut's Creme Violet Sec. ...... soc
soc size Hudnut's Cucumber Cream. sec
Zoe size Ponds Vanishing Cream, jars =. 14c
25c Ponds Vanishing Cream, tubes ...... lie
25c size Ponds Cold Cream, jars ......... Tic
25c size French's Cucumber Cream ...... 15c
$100 size Othine Cream; for freckles. .... soc
soc size Stillman's Cream .27c
soc size Wilson's Cream ................ 29c
25c size Satin Skin Cold Cream ......... 14c
25c size Satin Skin Greaseless Cream. lie
25c size Satin Skin Rose Tint ........... lie
soc size Kintho Cream .................. 45c
soc size Pompeian Massage Cream ....... csc
25c size Pompeian Night Cream ......... 15c
25c size Woodbury's Facial Cream ....... 14c
25c size Kinds Cold Cream, tubes. ....... 17c
soc size Kinds Honey and Almond Cream. 3 1c
81 size Kinds Honey and Almond Cream, 75c
25c size Daggetts & Ramsdell Cold Cream, 15c
25c size Colgates Cold Cream ........... 20c
25c size Sanitol Cold Cream ............. lie
25c size Sanitol Face Cream ......., 17c
soc size Creme Elcaya .............. SIC
soc size Creme Elcaya Witch Hazel . SIC
Csc size Creme DeMeridor .......,... 12c
soc size Creme DeMeridor ........... 29C
soc size Ingrams Milk Weed Cream . 29f
$1.00 size Ingram's Milk Weed Cream " 81
soc size Palm Olive Cream ........... 2f j
soc size Charles Flesh Food .......... .. G
soc size Knowltons Massage Cream go. SIC
25c size Aubrey Sisters Cold Cream 17c
Csc size Aubrey Sisters Greaseless Cream 17c
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-08-04

CHICKEN AND WAFFLE SUPPER
The Harrisburg Colored Republican
Club will hold a chicken and waffle
supper at sol South Tenth street to-
morrow evening. The Highspire cor
net band will play.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-08-04
Saturday Sale Of
Tooth Powders

Sanitol Tooth Powder ................. 13c
Kalpheno Tooth Powder ................ 15c
Euthymol Tooth Powder r.............. Tic
Graves Tooth Powder ................. 15c
Sozodont Tooth Powder. r................. 15c
Lsterine Tooth Powder ................ 1oc
Calder's Tooth Powder ................. 15c
Colgate's Tooth Powder ............ 15c
Lyons Tooth Powder .................. 14c
Calox Tooth Powder ................... lie
Pyorrhicd, Tooth Powder .............. CSC
Brown Den 'frice Powder .............. 17c
Vail Brothe, ; Tooth Powder ........... 17c
zhongiva Lid id ...................... Sic
Lavoris Liqut, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 27c
Vernas Liquid id\N............... 29c
Sozodont Liquid Observation-Disclosures. lie
Rubifoam Liquid ...................... 15c
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-08-04
Saturday Sale Of
TaICumPOW

Mary Garden Talcuna Powder .,...-.. sec
High Jinks Tacum Powder ............. 41c
Iilas de Rigaud Talcum Powder ......... 4fc
DER Kiss Talcum Powder ......... 19c
Azurea Talcum Powder ............ 19c
Rogers &; Gallet Talcum Powder ..... 19c
souibb's Talcum Powder ........... 13c
Hudnut's Talcum Powder ............ lie
Williams Talcum Powder ............... 1Oc
All Talcum Powder .............. 14c
Colgate's Talcum Powder ............... 15c
Mennens Talcum Powder ............... lie
Babcocks Corylopsis Talcum Powder. .... 1Oc
Jess Talcum Powder ................ 13c
Talcolette Talcum Powder ............ 14c
Johnson's Baby Talcum Powder ..... 1Oc
Riveri's Lehn & Fink Talcum Powder. 80. 15c
vantine Sandalwood Talcum Powder. ..... 1Sc
Aubrey Sisters Talcum Powder ........ 17c
Kinds Chafing Talcum Powder .......... 1Sc
Bisbee daily review., 1916-12-12
MIKE C0NN0RS FOUND
 NOT GUILTY IN CASE BEFORE COUNTY COURT

TOMBSTONE, Dec. II. (SpeciaD- Mike Connors was found not guilty of numbering Young Davis. this after noon by jury in the superior court. The jury had been out since noon or Saturday and in it's verdict declared its belief that Connors was insane and recommended trial on such a charge.
 Accordingly Connors was re-arrest- ed on the charge of insanity and held in jail. His hearing on the charge will come up in several days.
 H. Ortiz, charged with the murder of another Mexican at Tombstone sew eral months ago, was put on trial this morning and this evening the jury to sit on the case had been secured. The taking of evidence will be started in the morning.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-12-12
GOSPEl OF CLEANER
 GIII ID BE LULU BY
 WUMtN'S NEW GlUB

The gospel of Pure Food is going to be hammered home to BisDee folks m the near future by the Warren Dis trict Civic League. organized yester- aay by a score or more ot the Dis trcts most puolc spirited women, wno are gong to assist the city and county authorities Tn maklng the com n,unlty a more healtnful place in when to live. rne electlon or offic- els resulted Tn naming the IoIlowlng:
 Mrs. CIeon I. Knapp of Warren, president; Mrs. rrank Sinclair, Mrs. Artnur NoCinan, Hirs. Cu.umings, Mrs. ueraiu ouerinau ana Mrs. Jonn Natn- an moss, vice presl0ents, ana Mrs. E. A. UroeAer, secretary ana treasurer.
 me meeuug was pres.ued over Dy Hirs. C. o.'1nompson, wno gave a re- sDue or the InsuIuIIon's work ln 1915, parIIcuiariy It's campaign asaInst auulLearoGs oI Iooas anu the mllk sup ply.
 me club went on record as endors- Il.g the enorts or the city ana county lIealLn onIcers Tor cleaner milk, and p.eagIng tneIr support Tn orlngIng the vle hueIs to Jusuce.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-12-12
"PAID IN FULL"TO
 bE PRESENTED THIS EvENING Al UkpHEUM
Fountaine Stock Company, ATter two ouccessruI ISIgli.s at Local Inealre, Io rresent WaiCers raInous rlay.

Paid in Full", the most remarkable play ever wrItren by Eugene Walters anu tue NenlUIe oh When ne rvue from oOscurity oil d Cvn.raI rarn Uvncu IC Ad.IUiiai lame as d pIa, wIISuL, MnI De she UnUIIns JOnIsnL d. Lne OIpneuun GnealIe oI tne rOunlaihe ouoon com pd-A!. nc or5dIILdSIUn opvnvu It's Ae-SSIIlenI noie ounudy A4snI ana p.a.. GU aea4i4 IdsI e, ,euIns.
 H aI.eTs pIay ls IuII JI ViDrau. -..UusnI dnu "a aI epic on the present soHora.iOn. IL Is One oI Ine lew pays
 ,hlcn ~II hve ions anu well Ill the niInuS U1 the Aniencan peop.e. roun- .aane anu nIs cOInpany, Ill prCsenuns tne ploce, have shouluereu Very dif- ncuIJ plece of hIstrionlcs. Judging rom their two hrsI performances. however, they should be able ro give a good account of themselves in the vehicle.
 In addition to the regular nightly bill specialCies are offered by the com pany. A Shetland pony who can count, add, tell time and make fun is one of the stunts while a song and dance act is another. Taken all together the FSuntaine Stock company has given good account of itself, so far in Bis bee, and promises to enjoy a record run in the Ofpheum theatre this week.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-12-12
''Y" BOWLERS GET
 REAUI Fun ULASH
 MIIh SMtLIEk ClTY

The Douglas-BisDee bowling tourna. ment preparatory to the bringing home" oI the loving cup, closed last nIght and the following "cnamps' will do the nonors tor the BIsDee tanS 1: Gene Mortyr, 15S; Nj. l.. Drury, Io2 i; E. U. huQsOn, 1ov; J. C. b. Amos, 1ol, ana Noll Iouolnan, l4y.
 IL was agreed at cOnfer4ce of the lowing cUAIinIt,ee to play the DougIas team on Ine blsOee alleys oaIurue, night, Dec. 70, ana m Lne Ineautnne the team seIecLed to play the SmeIIer CIty ndd issued chaiIenge Co any five DoWlers 70 play them at any tlne unu. that uate. It was liso arranged to start an individual todrnamenI d. once f0r those wno may wlsn to con- test for the Tucson trip, which wIli De taken during the holidays. Lach con ,eslan, Is to play 15 games, ana no scores win be announced untll the close of the uouTnan4enL the niShI SI December 2S.
 Gene Mortyr rolled high score aver age Tn the tournament just closed ana is winner of the gold Y. M. C. A. emblem pin.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-12-12
COUNCIL CONSIDERS
 EXTENSION OF STREET
 CAR SERVICE TO WEST
Committee Will Call Upon the Railway Company and Dis cuss the Question of Build ing Line to City Limits.

Bisbee's city council, last evening, heard arguments for and against the extension of the Warren-Bisbee Rail ways line to the city limits. A dele gation of residents from Upper Tomb stone Canyon was on hand and Hu- bert DAutremont, attorney, and Man. ager Cowan represented the railway.
 MT. D'Autremont spoke on behalf of the company and related the condi- tions under which the franchise was granted to the street car company. He protested that to extend the line at the present time would not be justified from the point of revenue to the com pany
 Alderman Wm. Delbridge spoke on the need of the car line to the resi- dents of the upper canyon. In conclu- sion he moved that the mayor appoint a committee which would call on the president of the company, Captain j.. c. Greenway, and put the question up before him before court proceedings were resorted to by the city. The com mittee consists of the city council. the city attorney, Dr. w. P. Sims, Tom Hargis, James Finney, and other rep resentative citizens of the city of Bis bee. This committee will call on Captain Greenway as soon as he re- turns to the city.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-12-12
Maps samples Candy Main Street.
 F.C. C.Hurst, Fiscal Agent
GlvE OLD CLOTHES
 UT ANU LtNU hAND
 UlSIkIGi'S NELLY

In this city of seeming prosperity anu pien,y tnere are d uuluer OI ue- serving IoiAs NnO no, 1nIy are noC prUsperns put wnO aCtuaiIy are III ~anI, anu tue IWenlle,n century ciuU 10 sVlus ,U IT! JO aIle, Iate lnvtr suI- IeIng.
 AnIOusn 10 CI,lvs uepaI tauCiIG lnv ~4uo iS eOi..5 ~ Ss'S OShc'Oivhs --..~.l.oV4l. saiu sO .II.s tOa S'SIy DOus I.lv L.stIiOI ~l.V Odn, ls vNP~OtvU eO Lc.l4U diiu n pussIOtr DIitS CtV.iieS OT UIIivr uS0IuI t44iiss aaOnS NtIn -i4v..4, .U vv uis.r4Uu.eu ,V ,nv uesvIs -.-o Oiics .Ii Vusn Iuv cIuO.
 tllv SI,viS Can CV4iie, tile! are .I4oou tV phVne tneaI dUurvsSos, anu .44vll UuiIuies ~nI Ue UVIIvCteu Uy tne .IdV. IHe cIdU Idys nO resIIctlUnS On .iIv ndIuIU OI the sIII, Ue IL UIu cIosnvs -~I -44~ ---s.Ia, "O.4-d4i Or Sn4Iu, .Oy IO. ---o eI. ..4~n, Or dO.uai SaSn- 2AIi wIii 70 agi.- ~S4asCu, anu al wal Ve InseIli- eens4S uispUseu OI tO 0eser'ins ones.
 roiAs all uver the aIsIrict wno can, are uIsvu 10 taAe part III Lnls move .4en,, ana the sooner they phone or ,eii' er tnoIr pacAases tue more assist dnce tneir lelp NllI De. The tea IS set TOT . oi1cK saturday, out Inere IS no need Tor one to wait til then to lend hIs might to poverty.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-12-12
CAUSES OF CRUSHED NATIONS ARE AIRED
 AT WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON, Dec. 11.-Causes of the various European peoples sub merged by political or military power were championed today by speakers before the conference of oppressed and dependent peoples.
 The avowed purpose of the confer ence is to plan for development of an American international policy toward oppressed or dependent nationalities through the representatives in Amer ica.
 The speakers voiced appeals in be- half of the Albanians, Armenians, Sy- rians, Russian Jews, Croatians, Let's, Lithuanians, Poles, Ukrannians, Slo- walks, Bohemians and Films. Virtual ly every representative went into the historical details of the trials to which each particular people had been subjected, made a plea for political independence and urged the influence of the United States be exerted in the name of humanity.
 Spedklng TOT tne fOleS, LIT. hdSlilllI A. Zurawaski of Loyola University, Chicago, member of the Polish nation al defense committee, assailed Rus sia for treatment accorded Poles, de- claring that permanent peace in Eu- rope is possible only as the result of the fall of the Russian and English imperialism and consequent freedom of the nations oppressed by these two powers"
 Dr. Zurawaski gave it as his opinion that neutral nations will have very little. if any, influence on the peace negotiations unless they are prepared to defend by force international agree ments."
Bisbee daily review., 1916-12-12
BANDIT CHARGED WITH HOLDING UP TRAIN AT
 APACHE NOW IN STATE

Joe Davis, alias Joe L. May, accused of being the ring leader in the hold-up of the west-bound Golden State Limit ed on the night of September 6, at a point near Apache, Arizona, was brought to Phoenix Sunday night from Purcell, Oklahoma. Davis was indict- ed by the federal grand jury in Tue son of the crime. He will be tried at Tucson later in the session.
 According to advices from Phoenix ties and looks anything but what he is accused of being-a bold, bad ban dit. It is said that he is a typical Ok lahoma bad man. He left a wife and his mother and father in Oklahoma when he was brought to Arizona.
 He was arrested in Purcell on Nov ember 29 and has fought eXtradition since that time. Though nothing def nite is known of the causes leading up to his arrest, it is thought thas the man who was arrested by Sheriff Wheeler some few weeks after the robbery implicated the Oklahoma man in the affair. His arrest followed very shortly, the latter's arrest in Douglas
 Davis first broke into prominence several years ago when a posse of thirty-two men, headed by a sheriff, stopped at the Davis ranch to investi- gate. No warrant was held for Davis or any of his family and when the posse attempted to search, was held of. Davis wife was commanded to halt in the yard when the posse rode up. She fled into the house, however, and a member of the sheriff's force opened fire. In the fight that followed a number were killed on the attacking side. Davis was exonerated from all blame in this matter as it was proved that he did not fire the first shot. It is said that the man is wanted in four different states on charges varying from train robbery to murder
Bisbee daily review., 1916-12-12
GUARDS OF DOUGLAS
 ANU G. & A. ELEVEN
 WILL rLAI SUNUAI
Battery B, District of Coium- bla, Once Encamped nere, Senos Up rooIDaiI Ieam 10 Ciasn W IIn Champions.

ManaSer DiIi UaiIasnor iaS airanSeu aUouL lUur more UoUtUaII sauIos ivi ms (. & A. assresa,lUn, ,ne nrsL LO tean or the District Or LU,u.nvia suarus encdinpvu at DOusids.
 nls InrIsLuIas Day game NlII De wItn the Inuian team, wnIcn iOst Dy the narrowesI margIn to the (. q a. thanksgiving Day. DUtn games win pIdy eu on the grIalron aL warren.
 me visitors TOT neAL Sunuay 3 salIe nave been auOruIng a ueaI OI tiOuUIv TOT the eievens oI the oneIIer Clty, anu DIIl says, are one or Lue cOnIenu CTS iJr the ooutneasJ ArI1oua -tIlIe, nov cldilneu Oy Lae C. @ A. Inese aTe Ine sane DUyS who were en- UduIpeu on the nLisIde al N aIIen dur Ins tne past summer, GurIng wnlvn .ine tuey gained the 1rlenusnlp OI countless IUiAs m the Distrct.
 uaIIaguer Was do~n at Douglas Sun day, anu he came Dack thoroughly con ylnced his bunch could mop up wi,- tho Elvsentu auu I"enty -sevOnd h. lau1ry elevens. who clashcd on tne SaODath Day.
 Tt would be like taking candy from a baby to play those fellows; why, they didn't have a thing but the old fashioned line-bucking plays" said Bill, thinking of the whole basketful of tricks his own team plays.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-12-12
EAGLES CLOSE VERY
 SUCCESSFUL BAZAAR
 ON SUNDAY EVENING

An automobile, chairs, gas ranges, boxes of candy and varied display of everything else were given away Sun day night between 10 and 12 by the Eagles and a most successful bazaar week for the lodge was completed. A large sum of money was raised which will go toward defraying the expenses incurred by the organization in build ing its new home.
 Al Cromer, swing foreman at the Gardner, was the successful man in the automobile race and took home the big new Studebaker Six. He gave $50 to the Eagles when he was an- nounced the winner in the contest.
 Work was resumed yesterday morn- ing on the building and it will soon be ready for occupancy. The theatre will be rushed and Manager Charles Mahan expects to open his house on December 22 or 23. The Eagles will be able to occupy the second story of the building in the very near future.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-12-12
U. s. TRANSPORT
 IS AGROUND OFF
 COAST OF JERSEY
Several Steamships are Rush. ing to Assistance-Sumner
 Carries Number of Soldiers
 and Civilians.
By Review Leased Wire)

NEW YORK. Dec. 1.-The United States transport Sumner, bound from Colon for New York. was aground in a heavy fog off Barnegat, N. J., to- night, according to a wireless mes sage received here. The Sumner sent an sos" call for assistance and sev- eral steamships in the vicinity re- Sponded.
 Colonel John M. Carson. Jr., of the quartermaster crps here in charge of the army transport service said the Sumner had on board a number of sol diers and civilian passengers but the exact number he did not know.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-12-12
eYn GIVES BIG FEED.

Invitations are out to all members of the Y. NJ. C. A. to attend the get together" dinner tomorrow night at 6 o'clock. The members are advised to notify the secretary early so plates may be reserved. The dinner will he interspersed with short program The last dinner is still remembered, as it comprehended a treat in speech .. .. vtN 1. IL Er,I'
Bisbee daily review., 1916-12-12
LAuReNsON- GETS DEER.

Another deer, perhaps tho last of the season now closing, was nagged Sunday by Coach Laurenson of the High School football team, and Pro lessor Chance of the same school. to- gether with Bob Thomas and John Hobbs. both students. They motored to the Chiracahuss, got their deer and returned the same day.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-12-12
HEROIN BARRED BY
 ttUtKAL UUUiURS;
 MAktS UUrE tItNDS
U. 5. Surgeon General Blue
 Says OIner Drugs Which
 Are Less I1armruI Oerve the
 Same rurpOse as ralilatlve.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 11.-To aid in counteractlng an increasing use of heroin throughout the country, all phy sleians of the federal public health servlce nave been ordered not to dis pense the drug hereafter tor any pur- pose ana to return immediately to headquarters Of the service any quan- tltIes oI It they may have on hand. in nealIn omclals expressed nope that the example set by the servlce would have a wlde influence among general practlcioners. 1t was said series of experiments naa snown that less dan serous 0rugs had as powerful medlcal propertles ana that the sooner pnysi- cIans realized tnIs the easIer II would De to curD the constantly increasing humber or naDitual nerom users.
 The oraer to discontinue dIspensa- ton or neroin appnes also to It's salts. 1t was issued by Surgeon General Blue anu sad in part:
 Tn view of the tact that the great increase in the use or neroin at pres ei.t constitutes consIueraOle menace to puoLc health in the United States, II IS uesIreu 10 set an example anu Io sIgnanze to the general puDnc the 1anger wnicn may accrue from its use Heroin as a palliative Tn certaIn respi- Ia,ory anect.ons, serves no purpose AnIcn can not De accomplished by other agents fully as enectIve and without the attendant possibility of sraVe disaster"
Bisbee daily review., 1916-12-12
DENY CARRANzA
 IS ASSASSINATED
(By Review Leased Wire.)

NUEVO LAREDO. Dec 11-Reports that General Venustiano Carranza had been assassinated at Queretaro. were denied in official quarters here tonight. It was stated that assassination of the first chief would be almost an impossibility as he is surrounded by strong body guard at all times.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-12-12
ANOTHER AMERICAN
 ATTACkEp BY VILLA

FL PASO, Dec. l1.-Henry Harris. an American citizen, was severely beaten by a Villa follower just be- cause he was an American, according to d refugee from Chihuahua City who arrived hero last night Harris ov 1el s LttIe tGilo.sLop ia t-e l2St2.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-12-12

The American steamer Lanao, own ed in Manila. was sunk by a German submarine on October 2S off the Por- tugese coast. According to the cap tain of the Lanao. the vessel was un- der Philippine registry and dying the A-.e..CsL NLa4 saat.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-12-12

Dr. Euward CUiinan, CnIropIactoI and OsIeOpaln, ner, business anu rneu- ..-atlsin specially. UnICe hugnes BLOCK, opposite |. M. C. A. Guiding.
 Advertisement.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-12-12
MACHINERY PLANT

Cable to develop to 1.500 feet. Boiler capacity, 175 horsepower. Air compressor capacity, 12 drills. HOisting capacity, two tons. The machinery plant building, 40
 by 50.
 Gallows frame, 40 feet, with ore
 bins.
 One twO-compartment shaft, S5 feet. This plant is now being installed and will be in operation by Dec. Is.