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THE BISBEE DAILY REV IEW, BiSBEE, ARIZONA, TUESDAY MORNING, MA Y 14. 1912.
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Santa Catalinas And The
i Old Hat Mining Districts
(Arizona Dally Star.)
The plcturctquo range of the Santa
Catallna mountains, closely following
the border lino between Pima and Pi
nal counties, has by prerogative of
merit, been the favorite haunt of tbe
pleasure seeker during the summer
months. The western limits are to the
north of Tucson, distant about fif
teen miles as the crow flies. Why tho
titanic forces that fashioned mountain
and plain were diverted from their
usual course,' placing this range of
mountains transversely from west to
cast between the Sau Pedro and Santa
Cruz valleys, is a matter beyond tho
conception of the Unite mind. The
fact that tho lavish distribution of
numerous other ranges; all parallel
ing directly opposite points of tho
compass does not warrant the conjeo
lure that the trivial circumstances of
accident bad anything to do with it.
To the appreiative observer, tho
grandeur of these mountains can not
be exaggerated and their broad ex
panse of summits measured by miles,
not by acres, and covered with a
lofty growth of pities and tho many
other varieties of trqes and shrubbery.
Impresses ono with the thought that
the desert and waste places must be
far away.
It is only in recent years that any
methodical and systematic develop
ment of the mineral resources of the
Catalinas has been undertaken, but
tbe demands of a progressive day war
rant tho search for additional ore bod
ies of commercial utility and intensive
operations are now being carried on
in the v cry shadow of the pines.
Apaches Camp.
The Apache camp is located on the
northern slope of the range, well tu
wards tho eastern extremity, and has
a commanding view of the San Pedro
valley. Hero a clofae corporation of
national reputation is operating under
bond the liiesman and Leatberwood
properties. The working bhaft is down
I about 450 feet, with extensive lateral
i development at the different levels,
but tho results of the work are not
'authoritatively given for publication.
ALout fifty men are employed.
' Adjacently located to the above are
1 the Daly claims, fourteen In number;
! the Hartman group and in the near vi
cinity the property of E. O. Stratton
and associates and in all of which con
! siderablo money has been expended.
The Foran group, under option to
W L l)?vis, has been equipped with
machinery capable of deep explora
tion. The Del Monte property, un
der the management of Donovan &
Walker, of nine claims, the Simpkins j
unu .iuruuez cuums, uu ate iuwiiivu
In this vicinity.
The prevailing character of the or
of this district is ,a chalcopyrlte, car
rying ;;old and sliver in addition to
the copper values.
Campo Benito.
To the north and west of Apache
camp and at a lower altitude is tho
scene of tho Cody-Dvvyer M. & M.
company's operations. The company
has thirty-six locations here and a
forty-ton mill has been installed. Tho
ore is a scheelto gold ore tha yields
to the milling and concentrating pro
cess. Tho Southern Bell, owned by the
Cody-Dwyer Interests, is now under
bond to Capt Jack Burgess. Tho prop
erty consists of nine patented and four
unpatented claims, a patented mill
slto and a ten stamp mill.
Pepper Sauco Gulch is the location
of the "Euffulo Bill" claims, consist
Ins of twelve In number.
Tho CodjfDwycr and tho Cody-Bur-gess
combinations own and control
several groups In addition to tho fore,
going that are receiving more or less
practical attention.
The ore in tho vicinity of Campo
Potilto is in places a disseminated sul
phide carrying gold and sliver values.
Oxidizing agencies havo freed the
values to a considerable extent from
their Lase combinations, making amal
gamation practicable to a certain ex
tent. Both Apache Camp and Campo Be
nito are In tho "Old Hat" district and
aro easily accessible to Tucson by ex
cellent wagon road. Tho E. P. and a.
W. railway has surveyed to tho form
mer camp and tho course of line runs
approximately near to all tho import
ant mining interests now known in
that locality. Its construction is well
within the realms of tho possible.
LECTURERS DEPART
OFFICIALS PLEASED,
Casus Belli of Sunday Night
Riot Permanentlv Sent
from District
FINE EXHIBIT
OF
HANDIWORK
The police feel greatly relieved now
that T Uozovlch and T. Nastlch. the
two lecturers with liberal ideas as
to government in Montenegro, have
left tho city. They left Sunday after
noon for tli J catt, but it is not known
whether they are returning to Chi
cago, or w-:il give, their lectures in
other parts of the southwest. Both
aro well educated and apptrentiy re
fined gentlemen, but their presence
here tended to disturb opposing fac
tions, and their departure will remove
the Immediate cause 6t the trouble
that started tbe riot a week ago Suit'
day.
The case of the state against Pete
Gukanovich, who was arrested on the
night of the riot, which was to have
been tried yesterday afternoon attet
having been three times postponed,
was jwstponed again yesterday. Tin
previous hearing of the rases result
ed in a disagreement In ihe jury,
though on the first ballot they stood
eleven to one for conviction. Tho
postponement yesterday afternoon
was made on account of the fact that
Deputy County Attorney Alexandei
Murry was called to Tombstone on
county business and will be there
during all this week. The case wilt
be heard next Monday afternoon at
1:30 o'clock.
If You Like
a Little Quiet Fun
Ask some pompous person if Grape-Nuts Food helps build the brain.
Chances are you get a withering sneer and a hiss ol denunciation.
Then sweetly nlay with the learned toad.
Ask him to tell you the analysis of brain material and the analysis of
Grape-Nuts.
"Don't know? Why, I supposed you based your opinions on exact
knowledge instead of pushing out a conclusion like you would a sneeze."
"Well, now your tire is punctured, let's sit down like good friends
and repaii it."
'Ihe bulky materials of brain are water and albumin, but these
things cannot blend without a little worker known as Phosphate of
Potash, defined as a "mineral salt." :
One authority, Geohegan, shows in his analysis of brain, 5.33 per
cent total of mineral salts, over one-half being Phosphoric Acid and
Potash combined, (Phosphate of Potash) 2.91 per cent.
Beaunis, another authority, shows Phosphoric Acid and Potash
(Phosphate of Potash) more than one-half the total mineral salts, being
73.44 per cent in a total of 101.07.
Analjsis of Grape-Nuts shows Potassium and Phosphorus (which
join and make Phosphate of Potash) is considerable more than one-half
of all the mineral salts in the food.
Dr. Geo. W Carey, an authority on the constituent elements of the
body, says: "The gray matter of the brain is controlled entirely bv the
inorganic cell-salt, Potassium Phosphate (Phosphate of Potash). T.his
salt unites with albumin and by tHe addition of oxygen creates nerve fluid
or the gray matter of the brain. O f course, there is a trace of other
salts and other organic matter in nerve fluid, but Potassium Phosphate
is the chief factor, and has the power within itself to attract, by its own
law of affinity, all things needed to manufacture the elixir of life."
Furthct on he says: "The beginning and end of the mctter is to sup
ply the lacking principle, and in molecular form, exactly as nature fur
nishes it in vegetables, fruits and -grain. To supply deficienciesthis is
the only law of cure."
Brain is made of Phosphate of Potash as the principal Mineral Salt,
added to albumin and water.
Grape-Nuts contains that element as more than one-half of al! its
mineral salts.
Every day's use of brain wears away a little.
Suppose your kind of food docs not contain Phosphate of Potash.
How arc you going to rebuild today the worn-out parts of yesterday?
And if you don't, why shouldn't nervous prostration and brain-fag result.
Remember, Mind does not work well on a brain that is even partly broken down from lack df nourishment.
It is true that other food besides Grapes-Nuts contains varying quantities of Brain food.
Plain wheat and barley do. But in Grape-Nuts there is certainty. ' ' ) " ' " ' j
'And if the elements demanded by Nature, are eaten, the life forces have the needed material to build from.
A healthy brain is important, if one would "do things" in this world.
A man who sneers at "Mind" sneers at the best and least understood part of himself. That part which some
folks believe links us to the Infinite. '.
Mind asks for a healthy brain upon which to act, and Nature has defined a wav to make a healthy brain
and renew it day by day as it is used up from work of the previous day. " . , . .. T ,
Nature's way,to rebuild is by the use of food which supplies the things required. '-j . .
FROM THE EDITOR
H; :-orcjet That He Had a Stomach.
Talking of food, there is probably no pro
fessional man subjected to a greater, more
wearing mental strains than the jesponsl
blc editor of a modern newspaper.
To leep his mental faci'Jtle3 coiutantly in
good working order, the editor mtist Veep
his plor'cal powers up to tbe blguist rate
of ellifleucy Nothing will to quickly up
set the whole ijsto.ii as badly se!eeleJ
food and a disordc -M stomach, "It lleYe
fore follows that he should have right food,
which can te readily assimilated, and
which furnishes true brain nourishment.
"My personal experience in the u?e of
Grape-Nuts and Poitum, writes a Phna
deiphia editor, "so exactly agrees wuh
your advertised claim as to their merits
that any further exposition in that direc
tion r.otild s-reni to be superfluous The
have benefited me so much, however, dui
im; the five years that I have used them,
that I do not feel justified in withholding
my testimonj.
'General high living- with all that the
expression implies as, to a generous table,
brought a'uout indigestion, hi my case, with
restlessness at night, and lassitude in the
morning, accompanied by various pains
and distressing sensations during working
hours.
"The doctor diagnosed the condition as
'catarrh of tlic stomach,' and prescribed
various medicines, which did me no good.
I tonally "threw physics to the dogs.' gave
up tea r.nu, cotice and heavy meat dishes
and adopted Ur.ipc-Nuls ai'ij Posiun as the
chief articles of my diet.
"1 tan conscientiously say, and I wish
to say it with all the emphasis possible to
the English language that they have ben
;fltcd me as meditiucj never' did, at.d
more that, any other food that cvtr came
on my taoie.
"My expedience, is that the Grape-Nuts
food has steadied and strengthened both
brain :iuJ nerves to a most positive degree.
How it does it, I cannot Fay, but I kno.v
that after breakfasting on Grape-Nuts food
one actually forgctb he lui3 a stomach, let
alono 'stomach trouble.' it Is, In my opin
ion, tha most beneficial as well as thj.
most economical food on tho market, and
has absolutely no rival." Namo given by
Po'.tura Cc, Battle Creel:. Mich.
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There5 s a Reason" for
G
rape
-JNuts v
Bisbee Scholars Show Mark
ed Ability in Display
at Central School
Building
IS CREDIT7" TO ALL
The exhibit of the work done by
the drawing, domestic science and
manual training departments of tho
schools of the Illsbeo district now
being held at the Central School U
verj Interesting. The primary woik
consisted of btories illustrated with
clay models, cradles, chicken coops
tinu rocking horses mado of paste
board. There were also Christmas
boxes and Holland windmills. Tho
Illustrated storj or "The Bird W
man of Lewis and Clark's Expedi
tion" was very good, it consisted of
canoes. Indian tents and papoose
cradles. The Mexican work of hats,
napkin riags and wheelbarrows and
carriages was well done. The fur
nishings for a house consisting of
l-arlot, diniug room, kitchen and bed
room, mado of paste board wcro novel.
Especially Interesting were the ar
ticles that were woven. There were
muffs, sweaters, caps and irgs ot
wool and ratila, also llsh nets and
hammocks. The original cross stitch
designs shown on apron3 by the
fourth graue showed good work. Then
there wcro baskets, some Dig, somo
little and somo beautifully decorated
and made by all the different giadc3
of the school. The drawing included
thw work of all grades from the cut
out illustrations of the little tots to
tho splendid work of the High Schocl
pupils, anu the drawings in water
coior, original book cover uesigmi
and models of clay are worthy of men
tion. The table of Jack knife con
struction done by the boys of grade.!
llour and five was verj interesting.
I Here were displaved articles to- IV
tlustratc different modes of .ravel, air
snips, wagons, sailing vessels, a
,irairie schooner, sled'j, row boats and
a sedan chair. One table was attrac
live with ste-ncilied work of pillow
toiis, bags, curtains and taole coven
done by ihe members of the High
School. Miss Schlattcrcr's llrst grade
at Lowell had a sand table represent
ing Lincoln's early life and Miss Mess
tier's class had a sand table depicting
the early lire of the Pilgrims. Miss
Anna Wilmer. tho drawing teacher
hud charge of the exhibit and de
serves much credit for the good
showing.
Miss Spclman. who has" charge ot
the domestic science department, had
a good display ot dresses, gowns, ki
monos, hand embroidered sewing
aprons, uoderwear. towels, waists,
bab dresses, pin cushions, traveling
cases, bags, pillow lops and many
other useful and attractive things.
The work of these children must be
seen to be appreciated. It is a great
thing to teach the children how to
make usciul things while they aro
yoang.
Tho manual training class In chan.o
of Mr. .Murray had a fine displav of
usciui articles consisting of a chair,
trophy case, hat rack," book case,
knife box, sleeve boards, music cab.
inct, library table, tooth brush hold
er, inagazlue racks, tabourettes, letter
boxes, vvhUk broom holders, match
boxes, towel racks and waste paper
baskets. The articles showed goot
workmanship and do credit to the iiv
structor and the pupils.
The parents and friends of the pu
pils will havo a chaitie to sec tho ex
liiblt at tho Central School during
rertain hours every day and for a
couple ot hours in the evening. It
Is well worth a visit
WIFE SEEKS GLUES
OF
THE MONTH OF, .WEDDINGS-JUNE
For presents, come and look oer the selection the
One Price Store handles.
R.A.BRETHERTON, Successor to CM.HENKEL, Mgr.
Jeweler and Optometrist
if Theatre if
JAKOB SCHMID. Owner nd Mgr.
The Five Cent Show is Here to Stay
NEW PICTURES-PROGRAM CHANGES DAILY
Admission S Cents
The greatest volume of entertainment
for the price in the Southwest
25 New Reels O' Pictures A Week
I
ROYA
"THEATR
PROGRAM FOR TUE., WED. & THURS.
"LATEST EXTRA" "LATEST EXTRA"
In Moving Pictures. "PATHE'S WEEKLY In moving pictures
Current eventr. from oirery part of ne Globe
THE GODDESS OF SAGEBRUSH GULCH" (Biograph) A drama of
a western mining camp. Thrilling, exciting .n.d im?rAt.i!? from
title to lhuilc.
"THE CARDINAL'S GIFT" (C. G. P. C.) This story, mado famous
by Dumas, is so well known as to need little description A most
dramatic and enthralling story powerfully acted, beautifully staged
and magnificently photographed.
"SONG SPECIALTIES" by tho ever popular Harry I'reeman.
Evening performance at 7:50 a continuous show.
ADMISSION 10 AND 13 CENTS
ORPHEUM THEATRE
VAUDEVILLE
HALL & HALL
In a Daring and Remarkable Target Shooting Act
New Pictures Toni&ht
ADMISSION IOc, 5c and 25c
Bartolo Devote
from Honic
for Week
Disappears
-Absent
Past
The Greatest Discovery
of the 20th Century
Consumption cur
ed by inhalation,
l'eople treated at
their homes suc
cessfully. If yoJ
havo oven a
cough, send for a
full description
ot the remedy
fcr the next
it will bo at cost to anyone stif
from a cough of any dcscrlii
For further information ad-
Hlace 316S.Bdway
VJlaoo Los Angeles
month
fcring
tlon.
dress
Dr.
Kor the past week BartJio Dcvoti,
well known through tho district as
a contractor, and who has lived here
abouts for a number ot jcars, has
been missing from home, thus caus
ing deep anxiety to his wife. It is
seven days since ho left home, his
wife stated to a representative of
Tho Ilevlew, and she will be deeply
grateful to any ono who can give
her any Information relative to the
whereabouts of the ralasing man, I
whom sbo fears is ill somewhere,
since he was not feeling well when
be disappeared.
Mrs. Itartolo Dcvoti was a caller at
Tho Itcvlew oflicc yestcrdny, seeking
aid from the paper to secure Informa
tion of her husband, whom she stat
ed had. disappeared seven days pre
viously. She Is employed In a laun
dry In this city, and was away at
work when Ue left, lie having be.cn I
staying at home to look after ono of
thMr rvfn rhlhlren. H hd lirwn I
complalnliu of a pain in his sldo prc-(
vlously. alio nas not scpp or heard
from him slurv.
Dcvoti is an Italian who married a
.Mexican. His wife status that he
Is between sixty and seventy years
of age, and that they reside up Tomb
stone canyon. When there was much
contract work done by the city, De-
;votl vas a contractor, jnnd employed
;Jna cOTslfferableT'i'ortibii pfj ft. Hsj
wlfo' nuVti " thnl anr 'infnrmnmin :tal
tohls prebent whereabouts be given
her or spnt to The ltevicv.
l'OST.UM CEREAL COMPANY, LIMITED, BATTLE CREEK, MICUIGAN, JLT. S. A.
TEXAS PYTHIANS IN SESSION
WACO, Texas, May 13. A week of
Interest in Pythian circles was ush
ered In hero today with tho arrival
a mini 1nlan"ttr4J 1f 1 Tim nnntt'il oo.
U fUAUJ UH4VJUVVU W wm UMM-CU dWd T
sion of the Texas grand lodsfl of the
We Will Have
Strawberries
All This Week
For
CANNING
PURPOSES
At
$1.25 Per Crate
10c Per Basket
The Pure Food Grocery'
J. B. Angius
Phone 29
4.
The Southern Pacific"
Railroad
Of Mexico, Maintains at NACO,
Arizona . Sono.-a
A Customs Brokerage
Agency
under the management of
T. E. PASCHAL.
Forward your shipments In his
care.
He Pays All Expense
and collects from consignee on de
livery of shipment at destination.
Service prmpt and efficient
Charges moderate.
Tne Line has just been opened to
TEPIC
Let us teil you something of the
LANDS and MINES of the West
Coast of Mexico.
H. LAVTON, G. F. &. P. A.
Guaymas, Sonora
IPalace Livery
and Undertaking Co.
Bowen & Hubbard, Proprietor.
Automobile; 1r hire.
ihon fhont
Blube 21 Lswall 7
ICniuhts of Pythias. The sessions will
be held in tho Cotton Palace Coliseum
and will last four days. Tho Pythiau
Sisters also aro in annual session.
EASTERN STAR BAZAAR.
Don't forget the dates-May 13tl;
lith and luth.
O. K. LIVERY and
UNDERTAKING Co.
KUBCHT HENNESSY, Prop.
1'none 15. Op. Depot Ambulanca
'
TODAY LAST DAY.
J)t. Sclicll the optician of Tucson,
will leave this evening for Douglas,
If. )ou need glasses rail todaj'. Cop.
per Queen hotel. Satisfaction guar
anfeed. Appointments by , phone
733
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