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Bisbee daily review., 1917-05-06
JEROME VERDE STILL
 HAS APPEARANCE OF
 BEING BIG PRODUCER
Generally Believed Property Has The North Continua- ton of United Verde Exten- sion Ore Body.
(By Review Leased Wire).

JEROME, May 5.-Everything tha has come out this week in regard tC the Jerome Verde strike tends tC show that it is the real thing and tha the Jerome Verde will be the thir( big mine of the camp.
 Samples of the drill cuts seen in Jerome show that the drill passed through the glance horizontally Therefore the ore shoot is two fee and half wide.
 Assays show that the ore runs al the way from 26 to 92 per cent cop per The story that one assay ran as high as 40 per cent cannot be con firmed.
 When the d-iil hit the ore it wa in APO feet. It had passed through 1855 feet of quartz. The ore is in 8 ledge of porphyry about 25 feet wide Quartz was entered again on the other side
 Drill To Be '.oved.
 This drill hole is being continued. As the capacity of the drill is only TOO feet, the drill will probably be moved in a few days.
 From all that can be learned, an other fiat hole will be drilled from the same crosscut to intersect the ore at a point about 100 feet north of the first strike If it can be proven that the ore extends for 100 feet it will have been demonstrated beyond the shadow of a doubt that Jerome Verde is a mine.
 It will take about 30 days to drill the proposed hole. Then a hole will be driven on an angle half way be- tween the two, to determine if the ore goes down.
 Little doubt is felt here that both ttese holes will crosscut the same ore body. It is generally believed that the Jerome Verde has the north con tinuaticn of the United Verde Exten- sion ore body.
 New Shaft Planned.
 It is probable that before any ore is extracted, the Jerome Verde will have to sink another shalt near the foot of the hill under which the strike was made It will have to be as deep as the U. V./Extension's Edith shaft.
 What is commonly spoken of as the 1400-foot level of the Extension is really the 1200-foot level of the Edith shaft, for the Extension people count from the collar of the old Daisy shaft, 200 feet above.
 The Jerome Verde drill is operating from a crosscut driven into Jerome ground from the 1400-foot level which is actually only 1900 feet from the surface
 Even if the crosscut is driven over to the ore, there will be no way Of getting the ore to the surface except through the Edith shaft. The Edith is now loaded to full capacity and an- other hoisting shaft is being sunk by the Extension only few feet to the east. That second shaft will not be in use before November. It has been suggested that the Jerome Verde might wait until that time and then make arrangements with the EXten- sion or the hoisting fof its ore through one of its shafts.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-05-06
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Bisbee daily review., 1917-05-06
HAYDEN DISTRICT
 GROWS MORE ACTIVE
 WITH NEW STRIKES

Once again the district around Hay den is booming. Recently a nugget valued at s3,OOO was discovered on one of the properties there and that, together with recent developments of war conditions. has caused considera- ble attention to be attracted that way, resulting in the reopening of a num- Der of mines that heretofore have temporarily been closed, and the stim ulating of present workings.
 Since the increase in consumption of copper and other metals which are so necessary in carrying on the great European struggle. all eyes have been turned on Arizona, and large eastern interests are buying up everything and investing heavily in this state, with the result that, among other places, the Hayden district is regard ed as one of the coming large mining centers.
 One of the more prominent mem bers of the New York Stock exchange bought up all the outstanding stock of the Apex Mining Company, where the big discovery was made, and ex- poets to open up operations on a large scale. The Hayden smelters are now running in full blast.
 Messrs P A. Hills and NJ. Sheik of this city, expect to open offices in Bisbee inside day or two represent ing the Gold Copper Mining Co. of the Hayden district.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-05-06

United States will be called upon to finance allies to extent of at least S4OO,0OO,O0O and possibly $500, ,00O month. according to preliminary re ports to treasury department. Pro- gram calls for expenditure of ever, dollar in this country for roodstuffs. munitions, coal, railway equipment, etc. Great Britain will require s200. 100000 to s25O.O00,OOO a month; France S1OO.OOO.OOO to s125,OOO,OOO; Russia a sum undetermined, but up- to s1O0, 100000 month; Italy about s50.- 100000 a month.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-05-06
Aeqjn St3deboke1o Leads

whole United States, StUdebakers stand up and give the servlce.
 Because Studebakcrs develop masterful power. Because in ratio to power Studebakers are most economical in their consumption of gasoline. Because lightneSs with strength, and the perfect balance Of the Studcbaker Chassis enable own CTS frequently to get from 5000 to 10000 miles single set of tires.
 Because Stakeholder accessibility reduces insrec- ton, adjustment and repair costs to minimum. Because Studebaker repair parts are always ob- talnabic at convenient coast branch houses at relatively tow prices.
 8ccarsc in nearly every town there is dealer equipped to give the systematic service for which Stakeholder dealers are famous. Because in ratio to first cost Studebakers bring unusually higE prices aS used cars. If the judgment of other Westerners who have mad experience cith Studebakers means any thing to 1ou-you will let us give you SLudc- baker demons; g: ji,,. before you decide on what car ta buy.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-05-06

NEORE Stade5aker cars gre registered in IVA California shan any others costing over
 $500.
 Official figures compiled by the Motor Vehicle Department at tha State Capitol al Sacramento prove 1t.
 On January l, 1917, California registrations of cars costing more than $500 were as follows:
Bisbee daily review., 1917-05-06
GOOD REPORTS HAD
 FROM VERDE SQUAW
Find of High Grade Sulphide Ore Reported In Winze, Now Being Sunk Of Tun- mel.

Reports continue to come in from Jerome to the local representative of the Verde Squaw Company, that ex- cellent indications are present at the property to forecast the development of a real mine there. In the bottom of a winze, which is now twenty-five feet in depth, four percent sulphide ore has been encountered.
 Machinery has already been deliv- cred at Clarkdale and will be sent to the mine of the Verde Squaw in a few days. Much more rapid progress in the development then will be in or der.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-05-06
Strike Is Possible.

Another suggestion is that the ter ome Verde might give the Extension permission to run a crosscut over from the south end of its ore body to the Columbia shaft and hoist through that in return for permission to use the Edith. These, however, are mere ly suggestions from outsiders. It is possible that a strike will be made in the crosscut east from the Columbia started this week, and the Jerome Verde company will itself need the Columbia for hoisting.
 The station was practically com pleted Wednesday and the first round of shots fired in the crosscut that night. In a day or two three shifts will be working in the crosscut, which is being driven eastward to intersect the great dike of magnetic iron cut by the shaft at 960 feet.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-05-06
Mic|ligan-verde

BILLION DOLLAR CIRCLE OF AMERICAS GREATEST
 COPPER DISTRICT
 We undeveoped property being offered the whic MCHIGANVERDE in relative big mines Of that district
 MIcHIeAN-vERDE today the Jerome District
 lies famous United Verde Clark taken millions and mil dollars worth of gold, silver and copper
 hill where the United Verde deposits.
 Copper Syndicate financing, offered investigated the formation the the stated that the great bodies the United Verde Extension DIP TOWARD THE PROPERTY THE MICHIGAN VERDE.
 Is common to working what trend the body working takes? The underground workings of the United hill the MichiganVerde northwest of the United Verde state most that the headed toward the MchiganVerde Unless wall hill extending into the MctIGANVERDE?
 working the United did confidence their ability judge where the WHY DID THEY BUY STOCK IN THE MlCHlGANVERDE COP COMPANY? Ninety the MiCHGANVEROE stock sold bought they back their judgment of min they BOUGHT they bought MIcHGAN-VERDE COPPER COM PANY controlled te than HALF the they OWN OUTRIGHT.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-05-06
EUREKA HAS WAR FARMS

EUREKA, Cal..-A clearing house list where owners of vacant land can list their property. and prospective tillers can find out where they can grow their war time produce, has been established here. The county farm bureau is assisting by furnish ing seed to those who are unable to buy it.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-05-06
Stock Issue Planned.

It is apparent that the Jerome Yer de company is taking extraordinary precautions to prevent information about the strike becoming public. This secretive attitude of the com pany, together with the fact that a special stockholders meeting is to be held in Phoenix May F for the pur- pose of considering increasing the capitalization from S5.000.000 to s5,- 50O.OOO, is keeping down the price of Jerome Verde shares.
 Though 500,00O shares are to be added to the company's capitaliza- tion, if the present plan is carried out, the officers expect to sell only enough to raise $100.000. Their tentative plan, it is understood on good au- thority, is to pro-rate the 50,0O0 shares among the stockholders at S2. But the operating is to be among stock holders of record April 2. Hundreds of persons who were holding Jerome Verde certificates on that date but had not had them transferred, and those who have bought certificates since. will not participate.
 Efforts are being made by local stockholders. through the banks, to have this situation remedied.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-05-06

These are official figures.
 They prove Studebaker's leadership beyond the question of doubt.
 They prove that motor-wise Californians, like all other Westerners, prefer Studebakers. They prove that in California, where climate permits the continuous use of a car from one years end to another, where they test and prove the longest. hardest, hilliest drives in the
Bisbee daily review., 1917-05-06
BEST REMEDY FOR WHooPINo
 COUGH

Hast winter when my little boy had the whooping cough. I gave him Cham berlain's Cough Remedy" writes Mrs J. B. Roberts, East St. Louis. H. "It kept his cough loose and relieved him of those dreadful coughing spells. It is the only cough medicine keep in the house because have the most in it." This remedy is also good for colds and croup. Adv.
 REVIEW WANT ADS
 BRING RESULTS
Bisbee daily review., 1917-05-06

GET RID OF YOUR RHEUMATISM
 Now is the time to get rid of your rheumatism. You will find Chamter- lain's Liniment a great help. The re- lief which it affords is alone worth many times its cost. Adv.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-05-06

stcck in the McHIeANVERoE is being offered strictly it's buy logical premises rich returns
 company capitalization, you 535 OWNED OUTRIGHT But million STOCK IS IN THE TREASURY the fifty worthy of
 
 BEING OFFERED FOR SALE AT ANY PRICE. behind the MICHICANVERDE their DEVELOPMENT and PRODUCTION
 capitalization md the handled MICHIGAN probabilities of S5ooo sfoo0o velopment Frankly why MCHlGANVERDE should profits those who United selling believe that today MICHGANvERDE logical buy they finance this poperty-he stock popularity dayand development started will possible MCHGANNERDE for less than S1oo We believe practical Arizona will than it actually worth LOCATION ALONE THE PRICE OF McHlGANVERDE STOCK WILL POSITIVELY RAISED TO FIFTY CENTS PER SHARE DURING THE CUR MONTH. your ToDAY-before certainly Western Copper Syndicate
 GENERAL OFFICES
 Chamber of Commerce Building
 PHOENIX, ARIZONA.
 FREDERICK OVERLOOK, Agent
 Arizona.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-11-29
War and Whiskers.
From the Columbus Dispat

From the Columbus Dispatch.
Just what's style of whiskers the pres
ent war is going to develop remains to
be seen, but it is certain that some
style will come on of it. 1t always has
happened.
The most conspicuous instance is
that Of the long mustache. In the Cri-
mean war the cavalrymen began allow
ing their mustaches to grow to great
length. The infantrymen were forbid
den to wear any kind of mustache;
they were required to shave the upper
lip. The cavalry performed many dar-
ing feats and the civilian is always
quick to adopt something to cause peo-
pie to believe him daring. So civilians
began growing long mustaches SC they
would be taken for hussars.
There is no distinguishing style Of
wearing the beard or mustache at this
time. That is, no branch Of the service
has adopted any particular style. It may
be that later on the short, stubby mus
tache will come to be worn by the ar
tillery, or the eyebrow effect by the
aviation corps, Or the goatee by the
commissioned officers of any arm Of the
service. Then, whatever arm Of the
service becomes most popular, the civil
Ian will initiate it by wearing the style
Of whiskers worn by the members OF
that particular arm Of the national de-
Tense.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-11-29
areyhounds Fastest Creatures.

Comparatively few people realize OF
what remarkable speed dogs are capa-
Bile. The wolf can run between SO and
60 miles in one night, and the Arctic
fox can do quite as well. il moi better
Nansen met one OF these foxes on the
ice at a point more than 10 miles north
west Of the Sannikow territory, which
Ia 4SO miles from the Asiatic coast.
Eskimo and Siberian dogs can travel
As miles on the ice in five hours, and
there is one case on record in which a
team OF Eskimo dogs travelled six and
one-half miles in % minutes.
English settlers and pointers hunt at
the rate OF 18 to 10 miles an hour, and
they can maintain the speed for at least
two hours. Foxhounds are extraordi-
narily swift. as is proved by the fact
tina a dog Of this breed once beat a
thoroughbred horse, covering four miles
In six and one-ha1f minutes.
Greyhounds are the swiftest OF all
four-footed creatures. and their speed;
may be regarded al equal to that Of
carrier pigeons. English greyhounds
which are carefully selected and which
are used for coursing are able to cover
at full gallop q space between 1S and 50
yards every second.
II is said that a hare at It's greatest
speed never goes faster than at the
rate. OF 18 yards a second. These inter-
esting statistics fully prove the right pff
the greyhound to rank as he Wiftest
al the quadrupeds.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-11-29
POOL
ALLEQU|PMENT?
Unable to Move Traffic East
of Mississippi and North Of
Ohio Rivers Otherwise.
Officials Say.
FEAR GOVERNM ENT RULE
Action Discussed in Conference
Today Said to Follow
Realization U. s. Is
About to Act.
FEAT GOVERNMENT RULE

Washington, D. c., Nov. 26.-The war
board of railway executives is about to
announce a drastic and comprehensive
plan to meet the grave congestion of
traffic east of the Mississippi and north
of the Ohio. 1t is promised that the
solution will be effective and will be,
to some extent. revolutionary. The plan
involves the most complete pooling
practicable Of equipment, traffic. track
age, terminal facilities and the like. 1t
has been reported that passenger traf-
fic woul be further curtailed n
stopped On some roads entirely. This is
denied.
Passenger traffic already is cut to
the limit, say the railroad men.
The war board is putting the finish
ing. touches on the plan today. The
railway executives undoubtedly realize
they must relieve congestions or there
will be government operations.
Washington, d. c., Nov. PA plan
for pooling the entire railway equip
nent and traffic of the United States,
was taken up at a conference today
between government officials and rail-
road heads. Congestion has reached a
stage it is realized, where radical meas
ures must be put n force if thu
country's traffic is to be moved
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-11-29
PRO-CERMAN ACTIVITY
seen IN MANY FIRES
Insurance Commissioner Urges
Property Owner to Post
Guards at Night.

Sioux Falls, S. D., Nov. 24.-Declar-
Ing that the recent epidemic" of fires
which LAY burned numerous elevators
and warehouses throughout South Da-
kota were the result of a systematic
pro-German campaign of destruction,
w. N. Vancamp, state insurance COM
missioner, has issued a warning to all
towns in the state to be on guard, urg
.ng that every mill, elevate and ware
house in the state be picketed at night
oy guards. He attributed a number of
Tres which have occurred recently in
The state to the 1. w. W., declaring that
every fire Of consequence in South
Oakota in months has strongly sug-
Eested the work Of the f1rebrand."
Mr.. Vancamp has instituted an in
v~estigation of the recent fires at Lem
mon, S. d., which destroyed a consid-
erable part of the town. The. fires are
declared to have been started by an or
sanized PHOSPHORUS gang" connected
With the |. w. w.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-11-29
Tho Pig Puts Ono Over.

From the Chicago News.
Moses. the great law giver and san
tartan. regarded swine as unclean and,
without naming any names, excluded
the edict against using as food any
animal that divides the hoof yet does
not chew the cud.
not chew the cud.
by progressive civilization, this Mosaic
announcement seemed to prey on the
pigs mind and through the annals Of
history there have been rumors and
traditions Of an aspiring pig tina did
not part the hoof. Aristotle mentions
such a pig in a vague way and Gold
smith specifically tells Of a Swedish
breed Of hogs that had not the cloven
hoof. But Aristotle did not insist that
he knew what he was writing about
and Goldsmith was VIGOROUSLY mac
curate as a historian. so the matter
was not followed up.
Now. however, the ingenious Ameri-
can breeders have developed a distinct
type Of mule footed" swine and these
interesting animals have captured sew
eral prizes at hog shows and country
fairs in Ohio and other parts of the
the type originated, but that it is here
is indubitable. And 1t is rapidly increas-
ing in numbers and Influence.
Pork is high enough. heaven knows,
so that any increase in the demand for
1t is to be deprecated, but it will be
interesting to learn whether the mule
footed pig is going to remain under the
Mosaic ban. Very likely it will be con.
tended that the pig is seeking to es-
cape on a mere ~technica1ity the age-old
op%probrium which has been his portion
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-11-29
IRVING PASTOR FINED
ON HUSBANDS EVIDENCE

Milwaukee,, Wis, Nov. GA fine OF
1900 and costs was the sentence inn
posed upon the Rev. Walter q. Bios
som. former rector OF st. Stephens,
Episcopal church by Judge q. v. Hal
sey in circuit court today after q plea
OF guilty had been entered TO the
charge Of adultery.
IT was charged that Mr.. Blossom had
improper relations with Mrs. Ethel
M.sAlderrnan. wife of5Roland Alderman,
a travelling salesman.
Fix trial was brief, lasting only 30
minutes.M Mr.. Alderman was the only
witness called. He testified he had
known MI. Blossom for three years and
that when he returned home unex-
spectediy in July he found the Defend
ant at his home with his wife. He said
he had been married 11@years and
five months and thatboth he II HIS
wife were members OF st. Stephens
[sGhurch. So
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-11-29
FIND PROSPEROUS PLANTS.

Mobridge. S. D., Nov. 24.-An average
II four elevators a day are being de-
stroyed by fire in the Dakotas and
Minnesota, a travelling auditor Of a
grain company declared here in dis
:ussing the series of fires which de-
,troyed an entire business block and
TWO elevators at Lennon. The fires, he
said, were traceable to various "phos-
phorous' gangs.
Two fires found yesterday and extin-
guished without serious damage in
Lennon were started by PHOSPHORUS
plants, according to word from that
town. One was found under the coal
sheds Of the Western Lumber COM
pany n the other in the Hamm Brew
ing companY,s
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-11-29

According to the Earth a publication
put out by the Santa Fe Railroad COM
pany, the state Of New Mexico, knowI
~ the Sunshine state, holds 18,76t
square miles Of lands selected from
the best in h public domain. This II
IN area larger than he combined state'
OF Maryland, Connecticut and Della.
var During the first seven months Of
the current rear the state land Of
flee sold q total OF 382.657.06 acres fol
Q total OF $2.156,5 07, an average OF $6.4!
an acre, 1t Is expected that the And
sales Of the state will go over 100000
for the entire wear.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-11-29

The highest chimney in h world hal
been completed by the Weber Chimney
company, Chicago, for a copper smelt'
structed Of concrete. $40 feet high, q
feet inside diameter at the top and Al
feet in diameter at the base. Its pur-
pose ia to carry the fumes from, thu
smelter to an altitude that will as far
as possible avoid the killing of sur.
rounding vegetation. It sits on a hill
180 feet above the furnaces and ita
top is. therefore. 1000 feet above the
copper plant.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-11-29

socorro county, New Mexico. COM
prising 1920 square miles, claims to
be the largest county in the United
States. 1t Is not only larger than Della
ware, Maryland or New Jersey. but IL
is larger than any Of three New Eng
land states, as follows: Rhode Island,
Connecticut OF Massachusetts,. It con-
tains not only agricultural lands but
also mines of gold, silver. copper, iron.
. n zinc, also vast lumber foresta
and cattle ranges.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-11-29

The first Filipino to be admitted
TO the bar in California is Carlos
Basa, a graduate of The college Of
law of the University of Southern
California. Basa received his ele-
mentary education in the Manila
high school and the Philippine nor
NAL school and in June of 1916 re-
ceived the degree of Bachelor of Law
and was later admitted to practice
law in California.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1917-11-29

Attempts at removing the green tops
OF potatoes on the assumption that they
detract from tuber development have
proved 1t q poor plan, and in the ma
Jority OF cases where records were kept
the topped potatoes produced the poor
est tuber crop weight, though In sone
the potatoes were larger.