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---t rmfc I PAGE tWO THE BISBEE DAILY ffEVlEW BISBEE, ARIZONA, FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL 16, 1909. WILL CONVENE APRIL TERM OF THE COURT Congressional Veterans OF TO CALENDARS RE WRITTEN Judge Doan Will Take Up Criminal Calendar Next Saturday Grand Jury Is Called to Meet Plan to Tell Its Romantic Story Has Been Outlined and Will Mature Soon News and Notes BE 9 3 BBk 3 IsBBBBBBB. a ,80 -jM If BBBBPBV.JlBBflBSaBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBW Vt hi i Ml 'i li-3 2,9 tf (Special to Review.) TOMBSTOXE. April 15. There will be no session of the district court until Saturday, when Judge Doan will call court to clear up the cases that nro btandlng on the calendar for October tona of tho court This will bo the last session of the October term and It behooves those who hae bus'-ness to be on hand Xext week Judge Doan will leave for Nosales, where he will spend the en I tire week In the trial of criminal oases in Santa Cruz county, and upon Ms return will open on Monday.

th'1 28th instant, the regular April term of the United States and District courts. The United States officials will be oft handat that date and members ot tba grand jury will also report for Iaty. It is" expected that the work of the grand jury will consume a week or Mb Jae time In the disposal of Its business as there been no awls of the United States grand JSO- far about a year od a large number of oases have piled up as a conse-qecc. In the district court yesterday afternoon the case of Ova. B.

Wilcox vs. Cochise county, was called and D's-trfet Attornoy Williams presented a demurrer to the complaint, which was under advisement bv the court. decision en which will be rendered on Saturday next Overland to L03 Angeles A party consisting of V. J. Young, A.

N. Gaye. City Attorney Charles Bowman and Dr. Harry F. Sloan, left afternoon in Mr.

Young's large touring car. driven by H. Jack-sen, to make the run from here to Los The party went as far as Tucson last evettag and this morning were to take an early start to try and reach Erenberg on the banks of the Colorado by night fall. To do this they will be compelled to go by of Florence' and Phcenlx and out of Phoenix on the road that was follow-: cd by the races from Los Angeles to Phoenix last fall at the time of, the Territorial Fair. The party expects to reach Los Angeles on Saturday.

Here After Witnesses ShorifT Harry Sayoa of Santa Cruz county, was in the city yesterday after witnesses that are wanted in that county in criminal cases that will be tried next week. He is having considerable time In locating them as several of them were formerly members of the Arizona Rangers, but since that body was disorganized they have scattered all over the territory. Collecting Evidence Sheriff A. A. Anderson of Graham county, was Jn the city yesterday conferring with the officials of the sheriff's, office here over the evidence In the case of Roberts and Rose, who are charged with the killing of Con Sullivan in Graham county a few-weeks since.

Sheriff Anderson has leen spending considerable time since the crime was committed In trying to locate Roberta and has followed any number of clews that have led him to various parts of territory, but so far without success. He returned home this morning. Representatives df the S. marshal's office from Tucson have been In the city for the past few days getting' the names of the jurors from the Jury box who win he canea to serve unon the coming session of the United States grand jurjv which has been called to meet here bn the 26th Instant. The work of serving the summons will require considerable time, as the names of those drawn are tak en from the great registers of Cochise and Santa Cruz counties and the residences of the jurors scattered from the Chiracahans to Nogales.

It will take all of the Intervening time from now until then to round them np. arciifiiiuH PHOEHIX Episcopalians Plan to Erect Edifice at Cost of From $50,000 to $100,900 PHOENIX, April 15. If plans that are now being supported by the leaders are carried out. the Episcopalians of this parish will within the coming year begin the construction of a' mag nlflcent church on their property on North Center street adjo'nlng the Arizona School qf Music, tbe cost of which will be between $50,000 and $100,000. By raising $1000 during tho past low days, the fund to be used In raising a mortgage on the Center street property.

George M. Halm and Elliott Evans have given the new church project an Impetus that promises to tarry it to completion. AH this was made known and talk ed over at tho meeting last night of the vestrymen of the Episcpal church. Halm and Evans announced what thev had been able to do. and it was said that an eastern' patron of the local church will contribute $750, which will completely relievo tho Cen ter street lots of encumbrance.

s. Within the next ten days an nrchl i tect will be draw'ng the plans for the edifice to be bnilt on Center street A campaign will be started before long for the raising of between $50,000 and $100,000 for the church building Mrs. Wlitelaw Reld of New York and several prominent and wealthy Episcopalians in the east are expected to donate liberally toward the fund. During- the past three years, under the guidance of Rer. Atwood, the congregation of the Episcopal church has grown to such proportions that it will ncat6nly- a part of thoso who seek admission.

This was demonstrated at the Easter services when many were turned away. At the top and left. Congressman J. Warren Keifer of Springfield. Ohio Only cx-speaker of the house of representatives now a member of the house At the tor and r.ght.

Congressman X. D. Surry of Connecticut, oldest member of he precent congress. Atbo'tam and Kit, Congressman Itaac Shu wood of Ohio Oldest member ct tbe Democratic minority po'nt af Jtivice. At bottou.

end gut. Congressman V. Blnpham of Pennsylvania-Oldest mmbr the Republican majority In point of sen Ice. I BUSY SINKING LARGE SHAFT Reports from the properties In the Miami section are all of an encourage lng nature. The Miami company Is busy preparing Its big mine for production, sinking the largest mining shaft In the southwest, and arrang- 1 .1.

unit of a 4000-ton concentrator. The Inspiration company is pushing the development of Its fino property, 1 which gives promise of equaling tho Miami. Developments on tho Keystone are very satisfactory and give assurance of another successful Lew-lsohn flotation when in the opinion of the management the property has been sufficiently explored. Tho T.tvo Onlr Develonment com pany is proving up a great sulphide JWUK UIJ btmi. ouituu deposit on Its property adjoining the sumea sinning at ine Keystone.

The long tunnel which Is (last Monday, and will sink the shaft in low grade ore nearly Its entire to a depth of 120 I feet. The anag length has shown great Is also preparing prospect the last hundred feet driven, the ore averaging 2 per cent copper, ana tne breast being now In 2 1-2 per cent ore. The formation Is schist and tho conditions arc almost Identical with 1 those which obtain In tho Miami mine. The copper exists In the form of chalcocite and the recent work In opening the tunnel has disclosed velnlets or seams of copper varying In thickness from a knife blade to 21-2 inches. The tunnel has been driven to within 500 feet of the vertical shaft and will be continued to a connection with It at a depth of 87 feet, and If driven beyond the shaft to the northern boundary of the property, this tunnel will attain a vertical depth of 350 feet- Just across the l'ne dividing the Live Oak from tho Keystone property, the General Development company has developed sulphide on the Keystone by drilling with churn drills.

The Live Oak will soon resume sinking Its vertical shaft. Developments In the East Country. Tho eastern end of Globe district is not lagging In the race for mining honors. The most notable of recent developments in that locality have been In the Superior and Boston and the Arizona Commercial properties Tho former company has opened phe-' nomenally rich oro In the winze neing me ciainia uave necu i' sunk from the 450-foot level of the opened to show a big body of gold. Great Eastern mine.

A depth of 115, silver and copper ore, and It Is prefect below the level has been reached dieted by mining men that the Du-and tho winze has continued In car-(Quesne will ultimately prove one of bonate and glance oro that can the richest mines in the district. A scarcely be equaled in the district. I recent assay of ore taken from th, Recent assavs of ore from this winze breast of a sixty-foot tunnel shows have Indicated values of from 14 to gold values of from $20 to $120 and 18 per cent In copper, and 10 1-2, 12 silver running from one Jo two ouneds and 15 ounces in silver to the ton to the ton. Tho company is composed This winze will be sunk eighty-Hve of reliable men, who have faith In i.t fr.t-th-- nt whtrh iiontv cross-' their Droperty and with ample means cut will be run to connect with the McUaw shaft at -the 600-foot level, Slnklnir Is in Drocress at the McGawl shaft at Ihe depth of 175 feet, and the: raise to meet It Is now ninety-five feet above the 400-foot leveL At the Eureka shaft of tho Arizona Commercial, the crosscut on the 600- foot Jevel encountered good ore in hanging wall a week ago. The management is now givmg its alien- tne issuance ot an imperial proclamation to Installing pumps -on the 600 tlon, ordering the observance of tho level and epxect to have them in op- Sheri laws and the preservation of eratlon by April 20..

The unwaterlng the constitution, served to bring about of the shaft below the COO will then a comparatively peaceful situation be the work of only a few days. In hero tonight. a week sinking w'H be resumed at The new cabinet, of which Tewflk the Black Hawk workings, where the pasha as grand vizier has been ln-wlnze at Cfty-slx feet below the 500- stalled, the formation of the cabinet foot level is In high grade carbonate has greatly relieved the tension, ore. the ore body being the same as Host of the people passed a sleepless that on the Great Eastern adjoining, night, owing to the continuous disor-Developmcnts during the next few jer Tonight the city Is quiet, the months at the Eureka and Black troops have returned to their bar-Hawk shafts should prove very lm- racks and the crowds In the Stamboul portant. uonstruciion woric ai ine Eureka shaft Is proceeding steadily and August should see the smelter I MMik.tH.VlMM rm AM completed.

As stated a few days ago In the Silver Belt, the capacity or the Arizona Commercial smelter has been Increased In the specifications to 400 tons. General Manager Bennie is now here and President Amstcr is expected In Globe April 20. Cordova Copper Company. Tho Gem shaft of tho Cordova Copper company they aro drlgtlng on the vein from the crosscut on tho 1200-foot level, where rich oro was recent Iv struck. The vein at that point has been opened for seventy-five feet and the ore Is as good it not better than In tho crosscut.

A number of assays return from 5 per cent to 9 per cent copper. The ore Is a clean sulphide. carrying high percentage of sulphur and Iron. Sinking from the 1200-foot level of the Gem shaft will be started aithln a day or two. At tho Eureka property of the Cordova Copper company sinking will begtn some time this week.

Annther strike of hlch grade sul phide was made Friday on tho 400-foot level. The ore was encountered in driving crosscut from the foot wall, 300 feet south of the shaft. There are eighteen Inches of the high grade ore and considerable more that will probably run 5 per cent in copper. The winze from the 400-foot level Is In chalcopyrlte, going 20 cent copper at sixty-flve feet below the level. The 6U0-foot level dntt has 250 feet to go to catch, the ore shoot opened by tho winze above.

Arizona-Colorado. Tho Arizona-Colorado company re- enn tho rrrnnnd north and south from the crosscut on the 800 level. By drilling a thousand feet each way from the ends of the crosscuts, the ground will ni be prospected ior a a siance 01 i feet. The thirty-foot vein on wmca a drift w-as run seventy-nve feet, is one" of the most promising veins In the district and on the 1200-foot level should show decided Improvement. Arlzona-Mlchiaan.

The Arizona-Michigan shaft Is go ing down rapidly. It is now 220 feet deep and there is an increased showing of copper stain. General Manager S. W. Clawson, who returned last Thursday from Los Angeles, Is greatly pleased with the progress made In slnklmr durlnc his absence, and en couraged by the Improvement shown in the formation.

Exploitation of Du Quesne. The Du Quesne Mining, company. recently incorporated by Pennsyiva nia and Globe capital. Is pushing work on a very promising group of claims, situated In the Finals atoui ten miles west of the city. The company has plenty of money for devel opment purposes, and as aoon as a road is completed to the property, Iwh'ch will be In about three weeks, development work will be rushed.

to prove It. The company Is offering no stock for sale at this time. TURKISH TROUBLES JUST ABOUT OVER CONSTANTINOPLE, April 15. After tho stirring- events of yesterday and the early part of today the suc- cessful formation of the cabinet and quarter je retired to their homes. mm J.

.11 A. uoniiuence is graauaiiy returning ai though the military situation will re quire all the energies of the new gov ernment for its successful handling and the promulgation of wise meas urcs so that the army may bo placed on a most satisfactory basis. Fortunately, tbe new minister of war. Edblm I'asua, is generally respected and trusted and It Is believed he will restore order, Pulp Made from Cord of Wood. A cord of wood ordinarily yields about one ton of mechanical pulp or about one-half ton of chemical pulp.

Mild and Safe. Conversation Is a good form of exercise tor those afflicted with heart disease (Special to Review.) CANANEA. April 15. Some parties who do not caro to widely publish the tact Just now are planning to write a history of Cananea and bring it out in "book form. Such an undertaking should meet with success, and w-ould be of as much Interest to the outside wcrld as It would to thoso who know It well.

There is an air of romance about the founding and development of the camp that could not help but lend a charm to a narration were It handlsd by proper and reliable hands. It is not expected that tne work will be completed for a year yet. An extension of over 1000 feet Is being made to the public light service on the mesa. This will mean thai, practically every street will Tiavo a good share of arc lights, oiaklng Cananea one of the bet -lighted cities In Sonora or the southwaat. The main street near the Banco Mercnntll building Is being regradod, and tho open place In front of tho building will be filled even with tho sidewalk.

George Young, secretary of the Cananea Consolidated Copper Company and manager of tho Cananea stores, has returned from a six weeks' sojourn In Southern California. R. C. Brown came in over the No-gales lino a few- days ago and has been busy Interviewing local the interests of the Tucson Star. Brown was agent for tho Review hero for several years and lie finds It hard to pull himself away from his former home.

Amado Gultlerrez, thet Mexican pitcher who did so well In the Innings he faced the Chicago White Sox in. El Paso a few weeks ago, camo in yesterday and Joined the local team. He is a husky lad and with the strong team he will have back of him should have a good record to his credit when tho season closes. Tho Chlvatera firemen are making arrangements for an elaborate ball In their hall next Saturday night, A large number of people frooi Ron-qullla and Cananea will bo present and splendid orchestra has been secured for the occasion. At th Alexandria: M.

D. Nava-rette, Xew Orleans: Russell Tanner, Tucson: J. M. McGulre. Xew York: F.

L. Harrington, Blsboe; E. C. Goeld-ner, Casa Grandes; Amado Gutierrez, El Paso; Louis C. Black, Nogales: C.

El Paso; Harry Hill. Calumet, Mich. Al the Sonora: Frank R. Held, Denver; II. T.

Simpson, Los Angeles; A Hoy, Blsbeej-H. W. Etz. Lowell; L. O.

Simons, Hlsbee: T. E. Bra-ley. Naco; Frank Pendleton. BIsbee; D.

Miller, Monlta Camp; S. A. Downs. II. L.

Downs, Milwaukee; L. A. Sinks, West C-nanea. 0 COMBINED OFFICES A. N.

Brown to Become Freight and Passenger Agent for E. P. S. W. CHICAGO.

April 15. The announcement was made here today that A. N. Brown, general freight agent ot the El Paso and Southwestern railroad company, has been appointed general freight and passenger agent for that company, the appointment to become effective May 1. V.

R. Stiles, general passenger agent ot tho Southwestern, will retire from that position on May 1, and the offices ot general freight agent and general passenger agent will be consolidated under the management of Mr. Brown. The appointment ot Eugene Fox, now general agent In Chicago for the Southwestern, to be assistant general freight and passenger agent In EI Paso, Is also announced, to become effective on the same day on which Mr. Brown assumes his duties.

The circular making official an nouncement of these appointments will bo Issued In a few days. Mr. Brown was formerly general frp'pht and nossencer agent of the El Paso and Northeastern, and when It was purchased by the Southwestern, he became general freight agent of the consolidated lines. Ho Is onp of the most popular railroad officials In the west and Is considered as com petent as he Is popular. Mr.

Stiles tenaerea nis resiBuauu" as sreneral passenger agent of tbe cstuthiirnKtBt-n last fall, hut has re tained the since then pend ing determination by tne company aa to its disposals. Mr. Brown, who now becomes the head of both the freight and passen ger departments. Is well Known in rvmeina and Ifl rpsmrded as one ot the most thorougllly competent freight and passenger men In tho southwest. R.

V. Stiles has been wun ioe Paso and Southwestern since the building of the road from Benson to BIsbee. He is very popular in BIsbee and Douglas and is the owner of considerable property In tho smelter city. At one time It was reported that Stiles would probably make his home In Douglas and start a business enterprise hero after he was relieved from his duties with the railroad. Should he conclude to do this ho would receive a hearty welcome from a host of friends In this city.

George H. Moses, who has been I annotated minister to Greece and 'Montenegro, has been a prominent figure for many years in isew Hampshire political life. 'He was a delegate to the last national republican convention at Chicago and was an ardent Kunnorter of Vlco President Fairbanks for the presidential nomi nation. Wait foiHim "S'rni 1754 The first theater in Philadel phia was opened. 1813 The fort at Mobile was taken possession of by the Americans.

1821 Joseph E. Brown, twenty-fourth governor of Georgia, born In Pickens county, South Carolina 1865 Abraham Lincoln died. Born February 12, 1809. 1S8S Matthew Arnold, English poet and writer, died. Bom December 24, 1822.

1889 Father Damlen, the Belgian priest who devoted his life to work among South Sea lepers, died at Mol- okal Island. Born in Belgium, January 3. 1840. 1895 Railroad traffic impeded In Vermont and New Hampshire by heavy floods. 1903 Ninth annual congress for combatting alcoholism met at Bremen.

1904 Andrew Carnegie established a fund of $5,000,000 for the reward of those who risk their Hve3 for others. PROBATE NOTICE Order toshow cause why real ea- tato should not be leased. In the probate court. Cochise county. Territory ot Arizona, In the matter of tho estate of John R.

Blewett. deceased. Upon reading and signing the petition of Mary Blewett, administratrix of tho estate of John II. 'ewett, deceased. It Is ordered that all persons Interested In the estate of John R.

Blewett, deceased, be and appear before this court at the city ot Tombstone, Cochise county. Territory of Arizona, at the court room of said court on April 19th, 1909, at the hour of 1 o'clock p. then and there to 'show causo'why said court should not make an order for the leasing of cer tain real estate belonging to the estate of said deceasd. viz: One six-room two-story house and one five-room two-story house and" one, lot which tho same Is situate. 80 by 50 feet, on what is known as Aurora Mining claim In Tombstone Canyon, city of Bisbee, Cochise county.

Territory of Arizona, for the term of three years from February 1st, 1909, at the rental of $33.00 per month for the first three months of said term, and $50.00 per month for the remainder of said term. Said rental payable In advance on tho first day of each month and said petition on file as aforesaid Is hereby referred to tor further particulars. Dated April 1st, 1909. (Signed) FRANK W. GOODBODY.

Judge. BISBEE, CochI County, Arts. March 1, 1909. To Dennis Curren: Tou are hereby notified that I have expended the sum of thlrty-slx hundred ($3600) dollars In labor and 'Im provements upon the following de scribed mining claims, situate, and being In Warren Mining District, County of Cochise, Territory of Arizona: Home, recorded April ftn. book 33, Record of Mines, page 413; Ohio, recorded April 6th, 1905, book 33, Record ot Mines, page 414; Erie, reorded March 30, 1906, book 36.

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Phone 349., P. O. Box 1983 D. E. Heller.

H. J. Wright HELLER WRIGHT Assayers and Chemists Metallurgical and Mining Engineers Represent Ore Shippers to Douglas Reduction Works. DOUGLAS ARIZONA G. M.

BERNSTEIN Broker A general banking business transacted. Mines, Mining Stocks, Real Estate and Investments. Cananea, Sonora. P. O.

Box 193. Phone 933. We have the finest assortment of Calendars that was ever shown in the Southwest A full line of German, French imported, and High Grade American. These include all of the latest designs and patterns. Our solicitor wil! call in a days, and take pleasure in showing you samples of these 'high grade Art Calendars.

And you will pleased. He wants in this isbee Daily Review Record of Mines, page 131, Bryan, recorded March 30, 1906; book 35, Record of Mines, page 141; Defiance, recorded March 30, 1906, book 88, Record Mines, page 136; Dora, recorded March 30, 1906, book 36. Record of Mines, page 135, Tiffin, recorded March 30, 1906, book 38, Record of Mines, page 143; Urban, recorded March 30, 1906, book $8, Rpcord of Mines, page 132; Cellna, recorded March 30, 1906, took 36, Record of Mines, page 133; Marlon, recorded March 30, 1906, fcook 36, Record of Mines, page 134; Qulncy, recorded March 30. 1906, book 36, Record of Mines, page 144; Berlin, recorded Marca 30, 1906, book 36, Record of Mines, page 142; Plqua, recorded March 30, 1906, book 36. Record of Mines, page 145; Dayton, recorded Marci 30, 1906, book 36, Record of Mines, page 140; Dxron, recorded March 30, 1906, Record of Mines.

page 146; Lima, recorded HOTEL ALEXANDRIA La Cananea PALACE LIVERY STABLE Cananea, Mexico. Fine Teams and Turnouts, Boarding and Sale Famous Indian HsitfSI saSssilisIiaL Jr 'nuRF'V'3 fcsJt3wn -rtiv-i jslex, Bt wall, -n. e1 yleasva r- ViO': .7 i- -Llt. Dr. yf.

K. LIndley, a yreslaeat paystdaa, ao ltxt On Bprings, and will make a speciitty af diseases all xliAa. CHE NEW COURTLAND GLEAS0N BISBEE Telephone and Telegraph Line Is aow a pern far yvblle ptroni City office with Tester Hicks Allan Kloek, Blibaa. Dlrat Sarvlta. COCHISE LUMBER COMPANY Wholesale ana Retail Dealers in Puiet Ssuni, Texas and California Pine, CaHfirnia Redwood, Lath Shlnilu and Sashes, McuMinis, Datrs, Windows and Mil Werk.

W- C. READ, Mar. Phane.143. BISBEE, ARIZ. HENRY MCDONALD Plumbing and Repair ShojtI Fix it anythlni Let ma figure on your pluaaii.

Na eamaaxy. tm draw aUrUas. Ha fcody hut yoorsell xuka a yriCt. LOWEST PRICES. URANTEEB WORK Pythlsn Caatla laf.

O. K. M. PhwiaB-ttI Try a Little Want Ad They Pay besure to be can fill alj your line. March 30.

1906. book 36, Record of Mines, page 138; Xenla. recorded March 30, 1906, book 36, Record ol Mines, page 133; Toledo, recorded March 30. 1906, book 36. Record of Mines, page 137.

and known as tho "OHIO GROUP." In order to hold said lands and premises under the provisions of Section 2324 Revised Statutes of the United Btatei, being the amount required to hold the lame for the years A. D. 1907 and 1908. And 11 within ninety (90) days after thla notice by publication you fall or refuse to contribute your proportion of such expenditure as co-owner your Interest in said group of claims will become the property of the subscriber under said Section 2324 of the Revised Statutes of the United Etates. Your portion is an nndlTlded one-sixth (1-6) lntersest In and to iiid described claims.

f8l B. J. AMEO. A. aoted retort haaltfc a pleasure.

Kates. te er day. Twenty mlmt' rW from Hot Sprlrj Stttisx. 6ra ham County, Arlsoaa. Theai wonderful waters are rai mended to cut rhexxiatlssi gout, dropsy, llvsr, fctdxey (tomach trcaslrz, V.vsA tin orders and woraea's ailneats Beautiful lawns aad shade tree Lvrce pluncs as ewlssiixi pool; also fish lake afi Voatica lawn tennis aid eroavat m-wi-nw.

Trr or wdrfnl aaaf and mlxeral fcatt. If mr axftrsst, Has Both Ways I I i it.