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Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1917-11-25

has been adhered to with the rigOr-
BUSINESS that Washington has indicated
TO be desirable and that the presidents
commission provided instruction for.
Inspiration during next month, howev-
er. may be expected to get back very
close to normal It's recent gain in
working forces has been excellent.
There is also the fact that its equip
ment is in the best of shape, time hav-
ing been utilized during the strike per
iod and the short labor period TO pus
everything. both on the surface and
underground in the mechanical divis-
ion in the very best of order. Normal
employment of labor will, therefore.
find the property in position to output
more ore and concentrates than at the
time of the close down in July. OF
the other operating companies in the
Globe Miami district all are now Ell
Their making normal output or are very
close to that figure. On the whole.
the feeling in the districts is one Of
satisfaction among the men and dis
inclination to consider the introduction
of fault-finding. That anything Of that
kind, under any manner of insiduous
pro-German propaganda, might make
material Roadway. is not considered
even remotely likely, although it is ad-
mitted that it must be expected that
there will be pro-German activities 20
combat in all of the copper mining
districts so long as the war continues.
In Other Producing Districts.
In the Warren district there is every
evidence of satisfaction with condi-
lions, as there has been ever since
ending of the strike on July IL. The
mines have about all the men they
want en- work as now mapped out and
are making an excellent showing.
Working forces have again reached
the point where there are daily wait
ing lists At Jerome, despite the re-
quirements of the many developing
properties, the producers are operat-
ing full handed. They are getting eff
ficency in both mines and plants. The
situation is one in which there seems
no cause for expectation of alteration.
AT Clifton Morenci tie mines and
plants are necessarily coming back
slowly. Labor is offering freely and
being taken on as places can be made
for IT. Ray. Ajo. Humboldt and other
districts which did not have strikes
are making maximum outputs of metal
and continuing free from trouble. In
all, the situation in the state has the
appearance of working TO a very sat
isfactory adjustment on a loyalty IN
Outstanding that will automatically
prevent further successful activities
on the part of disturbers during the
balance of the war period
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1917-11-25
JE9oME-PoRTLAND sULPHIDEs
Do Not Encourage Opponents Of Man,
assment-Gsdsden Looks Good

r JEROME. Ariz., Nov. 24.-Gadsden.
Dundee, Jerome Verde and Jerome
Portland have centered the most in
terest this week among these compa-
MES which are developing new ground
and which are in reasonable way OF
introducing important producers % the
1918 list in Arizona.
Gadsden is entering changed fOrma-
ton below the depth of $50 feet which
it recently passed The change Is
very favorable 10 the expectation
which have been entertained as to this
property. II augurs will. indeed for
some revision of opinions originally
held IS to depth which might have to
be made in proving up the ground. The
ore body may be nearer than has been
expected. Early in fail it was indicat-
ed that the depth of 120O feet OF more
originally anticipated might not have
10 be made before il would be advisa-
BILE 10 commence cutting up the coun-
try. The disclosures now coming about
have a tendency to further reduce es-
Inmates as TO depth which may be r.
quisite.
Important news of the week with re-
lation to Jerome-POrtland was con
tanned in information that the north
drift had encountered some sulphides
in the course of the development which
has been steadily going ahead in the
low grade on the 500. enough of which
back in. The stockholders feel
JerOme-P Portland is assured of a com
inercial mine. The coming in Of the
sulphides is a fine bit of development
as having bearing upon the expecta-
tions of the management that below
the 500 they will come into direct
smelling ore bodies. In the light o.
this manner of progress on Jerome
Portland. nobody is paying much at
tentiOn TO efforts that the outs with
the management. are making TO get
back in The stockholders feel that
that they have been given an
excellent run for their money.
and that the quarrel of a few individ-
auls with the company because
they paid more money. in stock. in
order TO make a mine than they now
think might have been necessary, and
want the change back. is not inter
esting them The annual meeting OF
the company will be held December
3, when present indications are the di-
rectors and officers will be reelected.
Dundee was compelled to close down
few days this week by reason of
an thrush of water. but now has am
pie pumping facilities installed and
is again sinking. They are down $50
feet, and unless there is unexpected
change in formation will continue TO
$50 feet before starting exploration.
Meantime shipments Of three cars the
week of $40 ore to Humboldt smell
ter continues from the S0-foot surface
reef of carbonates, OF exhaustion OF
there is no present indication.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1917-11-25
RAY CON. QUARTERLY REPORT
Decrease in Earnings Due TO Figuring
Surplus Copper at 1926.

- ~ -
The report of Ray Consolidated Cop
per company for the quarter ended
September 30 shows net of s664.5S3. or
at the rate of so cents a share per an
mum. Production amounted to 21,255,-
'342 pounds of copper in concentration,
compared with 22.255.59S in previous
quarter.
An apparent deficit for the third
quarter of S4,205.6l3 is explained By
unsoId copper on hand and in transit,
CARR ID in the inventory at 1914 cents
per pound. This is the first quarter
for over a year in which there has been
any substantial increase in the guam
tity OF copper available for delivery
and unsold. Accumulation of unsoli
copper which is inventoried at 1919
cents per pound is responsible for the
low average carrying price shown for
the quarter. and taken together with
increased operating expenses. accounts
for the decrease in calculated earn
ings.
The total amount set aside for coun-
ty. state and federal taxes during the
quarter was S254.139. No change has
been made as compared to the pre-
vious quarter in the rate at which tax
reserve is being established because OF
the uncertainty existing as to the in
depreciation of the new federal taxa
ton laws. These two changes, there
fore. will he subject to revision in the
annual report.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1917-11-25
Brighter View Accepted
Metal Situation; Labor
and Other Features
Share Market Reflects Better Things-Magmas Rich 1900
Level Leads In Interest More Money for Developing
Properties and Large Activity Ahead for New Exploration
Areas In the State
Normal Operations Again In the Warren District With All
Others In the State Rapidly Picking UPLabor Matters
Seem to Be Working Out Satisfactoy-Good Increase In
Available Men, General Mining News

An upswng in copper which Magma
Copper was the splendid ore development
the beginning the return
dence in general metal is possible that
the improvement Of reports that the price eu o
copper for the next quarter Necessarily
satisfaction that labor matters have
been adjusted that the mines will be able to
suc summing up also means hat
continue undisturbed
this time in harmony with the
production during last week attained
normal The mines are operating smoothly well
in the Development with the usual manner of
satisfactory properties Among
foremost in interest and
jusuyng results that being obtained These have
definite character index to the future but they
can be conservavely promise Wolverine and Hig
gins getting excellent character in association
with the important Boas and Night
satisfactory findings in the highly interesting
nd promising they opening.
As to new development interest and
the state during the last two
weeks due to the abatement
dons and outlook mining will have larger
winter and spring as " the exploration of
new The Warren district is likely
to participate is indicated
Concerning of the week
to the Arizona Chapter from Washington
Headquarters urging mining
the welfare of the industry
both senate and house to go
provisions the profits tax oil the income tax
law and work for amendments present
against corporations of low capitalization The
Washington appeal does
manner should have the advantage
of fair treatment from inequality
and getting consideration of the
members advised the of ali
who interviews the
opportunity Washington
Rishted n State.
Eliminating bargaining employment
themselves be out of with
the governments efficiency in support
of
foness celebrity
to efficiency
remain
surprising
pickup the month in point of competent
available for employment The majority Of
Official declaring off the
strikes presidents considra
bic part pulling
put
DsIoyaI
ruling
upon
insisting that undesirabty be and
mining
regulations strife
making the lot of
and will doubtless dis
efforts by those carrying the burden
Against Trouble
exhibited the of
differences
vailed in GlobeMmi district
nevertheless picked the
not
wholly faint dioay their country
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-07-05

company reports here the camp viii
be placed under military rule
The leases secured on the property
which composes the cantOnmeat site
were accepted Saturday Work viii be
begun at once 70 secure an additional
600 acres Of land TO be added to the
1900 acres in the original cantonme1t
tract
Plans for the ground work Of organ
izattons which will meet the responsi-
bilItfes Of the new life upon which
Rockford IS entering because Of the
establishment Of the cantonment there
have been laid by the directors Of the
cham ber Of commerce.
4 bureau Of complaint which will
be a protection to the soldiers en-
camped there, ami which VIII be in
charge Of an expert secretary VIII be
established
Comfort Stations.
The cham Der Of commerce VIII send
committee consisting Of r. X Welsh
/. Fred Muller and ". A. StapIeton 70
attend the next meeting of the Rock
ford city council and urge the building
Of public comfort stations al once The
council will he told that If there is not
city funds available for this purpose
the money viii be advanced by the
chamber Of commerce The Kishwau-
kee triangle. the Court House square
and 2 number Of other locations were
suggested as being proper places for
the establishment Of these stations.
Another committee has been named
TO call upon the board Of supervisors
in Rockford and urge that the old
county jail be converted into a w0-
mems rest room. II is understood the
present plans Of the Supervisors are
to raze this building
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-07-05

Mrs. #. J. Postelwalr who is i'm
Mercy hospital, Davenport, following
an operation. has not been getting
along as well as expected. but At a
late report was somewhat better
Mrs Friend T. Church underwent
an operation in the Methodist hospi-
tai in Peoria the first of She week and
is getting along nicely
Miss Cora Waruoek, who was OPP
Grated on at Mercy hospital Daven-
port recently, is convalescent
r. J. Head was brought home SAT
urday from Hot Springs. Ark. where
lie had been been for the past three
months. and is in a serious condition
at his home i'm this CITY
=. A. Harvey is improving sIowly
He is able TO sit mp little each day
Mrs MoIlie Scott is somewhat inn
proved and is sitting up for q while
during each day.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-07-05
ALEDO AT A GLANCE


stated Those arriving late cannot
hope to complete the work. The exam
nations are in charge OF County Sup
erinteudent c. L Gregory
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-05-26
ROOSTER PROGRAM AT
 THE DREAM SUNDAY.

"The Royal Imposter" repeated, to night. Do not miss this ravaging study in colors as it is one of the most elaborate and eXtravagant pie lures shown this winter, class fea- ture that's distinctive in photoplay and complete departure from the usual run of attractions. Sunday night, the Rooster. The fun maker Charles Chaplin in a riotous scream comedy Love Pangs" another num- Der that a decided novelty will be shown called "The Indian Dances. A spectacular Dancing carnival em- bracing the modes of different tribes of all nations. Also a picture entitled Curiosity" that continuous in laugh making. The Pathe Weekly showing a $1O.000,000 confiagra- tion and many other important events ends the bill. A banner show.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-05-26

and were easily enough repulsed
 The artillery has been moved for ward all along the line. French movements are coordinate with these, says the official report.
 PARIS. May 25.-The evening communique says There is practi- cally no fighting on the western front upon the part of the British or French. The Champagne front is also quiet, and the Hull in a drizzling down pour has continued all day long.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-05-26
FRENCH MADE BIG
 CAPTURE OF PRISONERS

and today on the British west front General Haig reports a continued lull. Heavy rains are falling all most necessarily and until the weather moderates little active ope- rations can be carried on, especially
 beyond the positions now held by the British which practically over look the plains of Flanders. Several German counters yesterday inter- fered with the work of reinforcing the captured positions, but the Ger man counter attacks lacked weight
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-05-26
ROME NOW AFLkME
 WITH wILDEST JOY

helm, Zarz and Idria is significant in the number of Austrians taken prisoners, the first smash resulting in three thousand being atken and the second in nine thousand un- wounded men being captured.
 The offensive has been able to lift the Austrians off their feet along the entire front attacked and so far have the Italians advanced in a most difficult country that it is al most believed that the attack not withstanding the continuous air
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-05-26
BITTER FIGHT LIKELY
 0N REVENUE BILL

WASHINGTON, D. C., May 25.- The senators with pruning knives in each hand attacked the revenue bill and before it's final passage they trimmed it of three hundred mil lion dollars. The trimming is most ly in the interest of the higher ups For this reason a very bitter fight is anticipated when the bill gets into conference and that both sides are likely by standing pat for long while to delay the passage of the law seems certain. The administra- tion is greatly chagrined.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-05-26

ROME, May 25.-The terrific fighting that has followed the Ital- ian offensive in the Julian Alps is now the feature of the great war and the continued success of this forceful smash is setting this city aflame with enthusiasm.
 The official statement which has been issued describing the two vic tories and the capture of the entire Austrian positions beyond the Idrian Valley and cutting off and capturing the trinity of town Kirc-
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to all participating in the German dictated socialist convention, at Stockholm, next month. The re- port that the millionaire hobo, Howe, who is now in Petrograd, Is to be an attendant at the conven- tion has caused him to be specially notified.
 The socialists are subjecting the order to considerable comment, but whether any of them will attend the convention is not known.
 It is not known that any ar engagements had been made to be present at the convention, and Howe who is above referred to is not a socialist and has never been one.
 The action of the government is being received with astonishment in socialist circles.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-05-26
0xkhAN FAILS EFFORTS TOESCAPE
PERSHING ISSUES A
 WARNING TO NATION

war would last yet two or three years and that the United States would be called upon to bear the brunt of the fighting.
 Pershing said that Europe would need yet three million American troops before the war was conclud- ed, and the sooner and quicker and more powerful was the force sent over, the less would the cost be in the end in human life, in humaD property and human treasure.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-05-26

Central Labor Council has tele- graphed to fifteen labor leaders ill the United States to come to San Francisco and sit as a laborers jury and listen to all the evidence against Mrs. Mooney. They are to hear the witnesses, the arguments and to refrain from reading news papers during the trial and to file out simultaneously with the Mooney jury, and deliberately upon a ver- dict. The names of the men have not been announced. The Labor Council wants to stVw what 3 jury frame-up is like atN.ts ots. 4nGet capitalism.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-05-26

reconnoitering by the Teuton aviat- ors, was entirely unexpected.
 The ferocious drive is still con- tinuing, but the Austrians are rush. ing every available man from their bases at Klagenfurt and Laibach where they have quantities of re- serves.
 Apparently the Italian command CTS are determined to isolate Trieste.
 The fighting is rousing great en- thusiaSm all over Italy.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-05-26
OFFICIALS SAY MATTER
 OF FEW DAYS FOR WAR

WASHINGTON, D. C., May 25-. What is regarded in some quarters with supicion is the withdrawal from the United States since Jan, uary of $35,O0O.OOO in gold. This movement of bullion is exciting con siderable speculation. It is the
 more mysterious as since the war commenced, Japanese trade has ex- banded as greatly as has that of
 the United States, and the influx of
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-05-26

WASHINGTON, D. C., May 25.- Admiral Sims has been recommend ed for promotion to the rank Of Vice Admiral.
 Sims is now the admiral com manding the American destroyers around the coast of Great Britain and Ireland and whose work is so praised by the British Admiralty.
 Office and Residence of J. F. M'Allister, freighter and transfer, Elite Baths. Phone Red 157.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-05-26

Almost immediately he was upon a new motion ordered recommitted and the Supreme Court denied the motion to dismiss the charge Of con spiracy against the man in framing up testimony. In handing down the decision the Supreme Court answer ing the declaration of the Oxman lawyers, declared that there had been ample evidence submitted to them to require a trial This was 6 slap at the Grand Jury white-wash effort.
 SAN FRANCISCO, May 25. Tho Secretary of the Alameda Comfy
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-05-26

WASHINGTON, D. C., May 25.- General Pershing who arrived here today was entertained by a number of men prominent in National De- fense affairs.
 Pershing in speaking issued warning to the people of the United States which he said he hoped every one could hear and understand. tended, did not realize the gravity of the situation. He pleaded for all to wake up and realize that the
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-05-26
ORDER IN COUNCIL IS
 MEANT FOR SLACKERS

OTTAWA, May 25.-The Domin- ion government has taken prompt and very drastic steps to deal with slaCkers who may cross the bound ary line to escape military service.
 By an order in council a fine Of $2500 is imposed upon all Canad- ians between the ages of IS and 35. British military limits) who
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-05-26

WASHINGTON, D. C., May 24.- The Senate adjourned today out of respect for Senator Harry Lane who died last night in San Francisco. A Committee of eight was ap- pointed by Vice-President Marshal to represent the Senate at Lane $ funeral. He will be buried in Part land Oregon. Lane died finally of syncOpe
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-05-26

gold to that country has been in the same proportion.
 The statistical figures given out today therefore excite considerable attention. The meaning of the movement is frankly not known and the Japs are not inclined to be com municative.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-05-26

leave the country to escape military service. In addition to this fine, the Dominion government by the same order in council directs that all such slackers be subjected to im- prisonment with hard labor for five years.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-05-26
PLEASANT SOCIAL.

The Catholic Library Clubs card social last night was very pleasant affair. The following were the prize winners: Among the ladies Mrs. O'Brien first and Mrs. Brown second Among the men w. Jor- dan first and Fred Ketzer second
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-05-26

RIO DE JANEIRO, May 25.-The Premier and cabinet stand respons- ible for the statement issued today that it is only matter of days when Brazil will declare war upon Germany.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-05-26

WASHINGTON, D. C., May 25.-- The British Commission, headed by Arthur James Balfour, crossed into Canada this afternoon, en route to England, probably sailing from Ha- lifax.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-05-26

1 PEIlING, May 25.-The Chinese president has appointed new pre-
 mie- and this it is believed, fore shadows an early break with Ger
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-05-26

PARIS, May 25.-Yesterday ac- cording to the usual official com munique the French repulsed all the German counter-attacks and captured in their smash $500 Ger man prisoners. Today there is a lull. @,.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-05-26

SAN FRANCISCO, May 25.-The desperate efforts made by the Flick ert gang to secure the release of nXmdn fire m tte clutches of the jalloIs almost succeeded today when the prisoner was ordered released uron legal technicality by the state Supreme Court.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-05-26
THIRD VENIRE MOONEY
 CASE INCOMPLETE

SAN FRANCISCO, May 25.- Today the third venire in +he trial Of Mrs. Rena Mooney which war ordered was not yet completed. I he prosecution has only one more per emptory challenge. The Court has adjourned until Monday.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-05-26

WASHINGTON, D. C., May 25.---- All Americans are notified by exc cutive order that an extremely heavy prison sentence will be given
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-05-26

1 factories having contracts with the governments under war orders.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-05-26

many. It means says a dispatch from Shanghai Times, the active participation of the Chinese repub- lie in the war against Germany.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-05-26

WASHINGTON, D. C., May 25.- A bill was introduced in the Senate providing for an investigation Of explosions in munition and other
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-05-26

WASHINGTON, D. C., May 25.- A bill has been introduced in the House providing for severe punish ment of any individual or firm trad ing with any enemy firm directly or indirectly. This is precisely the same as the British law on this head and which finally developed the Black List.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-05-26

LONDON, May 25.-Yesterday
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-05-26

oNN \ It-aNIISUD, May -o.-- n Secretary of the Alameda County