Bisbee daily review., 1918-04-28

rumOrs will count for much more from now on in crippling efficiency and in- terfering with the labor supply.
 Sabotage Being Watched
 Watchfulness for sabotage of this sort will be redoubied under the new
 condition, for many loyal men will now have their ears open for the strike rumors for the purpose of trac- ing them to their sources, whereas in the past they were merely concerned ! listeners. They will also be alert for any other manner of sabotage that may be attempted. It is present to some extent everywhere in the cOun try and Arizona provides no exception Despite best endeavOrs on the part of industrial operators of the state to keep l. w. w. out of employment. they manage to slip in under assumed names and to get work, and until they disclose their identity in attempt to carry out disloyal propaganda. are not | likely to be detected Sabotage they have attempted in some known in- stances has extended to effort at as sassinations through knots tied in fuse. Tampering with machinery without regard to injury that might befall attendants has been more com mon. Citation is made of these in- stances in order that the loyal worker may not feel that there is less occas- ion for him to keep eyes and ears op- en and promptly report the presence of an l. w. w. in one part of the coun- try than in any other. The intuition factory workers understand the need of watching for them through bitter experience, and in the copper mines with their output of raw munitions there is no less need for alertness as to their presence and prompt steps to let it be known in order that they can be gotten rid of
 Silver Mining Activities
 Passage of the silver measure and | its signature by the president during the week determines that silver will not sell for less than a dollar for a considerable time to come. Those are not lacking who believe that the pres ent advance is but compromise on the way up and that silver will con- mand a much higher price before the end of the year World needs of the metal are unquestionably growing day ! by day. with the maximum require ment not yet in sight. The situation continues to bring baout new activi- ties in Arizona silver districts The research and development which is underway will be much augmented by Ithe price fixed for the metal
 Promising Operations
 | Good news comes from the Old Peck mine in the Bradshaw country, where considerable investment is be- | ing made in development and in new equipment The latter is being picked up secondhand and rushed to the property. thus overcoming the near | impossibility of getting deliveries from manufacturers in any reasonable time It is stated that old workings of the Peck which have been reOpened will turn out much silver and that new development being carried out promises to produce bodies Of ore that may rival the best in it's past With depth they are finding copper coming | in much stronger in this mine. Al the Ash Peak mine in the Duncan country ! the Foldfield Consolidated staff is un- derstood to be much pleased with the showing that has been secured there. 1 This organization has had the proper | " under bond and development for more than a year and for sometime | has employed more than fifty men. | The first ore was shipped last week and will be given thorough test Ash Peak has been under development in-