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TIIE BISBEE DAILY REVIEW, BISBEE, ARIZONA, SATURDAY MORNING, JUNE 22, 1912
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G. E. MILLS JOINS
INSPIRATION PEOPLE
Assumes Duties of General
Manager at Mi: .ni
in July
FARM IS PLANNED
Douglas Club Proposes Irri
gation by Pumping; Pro
ject in Sulphur Valley
GLOBE, June 21. Charles E MilU. I From the very beginning of this
general manager for the Detroit Coi
per company and In charge of all the
rnelps-Doage Interests at Moreucl.
Arizona, has been appointed general
city, from tho time a stream of wat
er was turned on to the vegetable
plants In tho Sulphur Springs valley
In the tclnlty of Douglas there has
been a growing opinion that the
manager for the Inspiration Consoli- ., ,,, .,.i nrnnertv owners
dated Copper company at Miami, and . hJg c(y snoald j0n their efforts
vlll take charge early In July. I, ,ha work of providing a demon-
V. H. Aldrldge. general manager of a where n tIjat
all the Gunn-Thorapson proiwniM j bo vaUoy lrlbutary to Jh
ana mining iiuriema, uu una .-;
representing tn controlling interests
In Inspiration Consolidated since the
merger of Inspiration with Lie Oat
and 'Rho has been the mdilug spirit
In initiating the vast program of
constructon and development, will
after July 1, make his headquarters
in New York City and devote his
full time to the management of
the Gunn-Thompson interests
.Mr. Mills Is a well known open or
of many years experience and has
made the Detroit Copper mines at
Morencl the successful dlvldend-paj-ing
property that it is today. The
mines at Morencl, while not generally
referred to as such, are in reality
the first of the so-called low grade
"nornhvrles" to be developed ana
city so that when homeseckers and
investors come here they might be
shown a tangible demonstration of
the agricultural possibilities to be
found here. If It Is not possible to
pump water for irrigation In this
vlclnt and the cultivation of tho
soil thereby at a profit, then strang
ers should not be Invited to come
imrA m undertake nn imnossiblo
farming proposition, says the Doug-he pays for the property being more
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i .& international, ami iuihiihk-
in large bodies in the R. R. R. mine TELLS ON THE KIDNEYS.
In the Patagonia mountains, the, ac-j Blsbee People Have Found This to
qulsltlon of the property by Mr. N. . Be True
L. Amster, of the Shannon Copper , jMe -weakened kidneys more quickly
company, and extensive scale on than on any other organ of the body j
which development of the mine has i y T , -s
been projected By the purchaser, of workmen, the women's household i
has drawn attention to tho region ot fires, tend to wear, -weaken and in '
some of the heavy mining operations jure the kidneys until they can no '
In tho country and in person and by ( longer tiller the poison front, the
representatives they have been visit-, blood and the whole lody suffers j
e county, inspecting pruicriie( - -- " "- -
Ing options and protecting the "'. wakened Kidneys need
-. ' i.. .. ii -ou,.if in I llek assistance Doan's Kidney l'ills
ing tli
u'.l r,n oiliu Mm will -result In lU'CK
great development of the mineral re-
tired, worn out
i woll.f-ne.l IHil-mvn
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sources oi oama vrUl "U'"J- "T 1 1 .icks -have cured thousands of such
sides Mr. Amster of the Shannon i rilM i1e,ow ,g founJ convlnclllg
company the county uas neen anu is llt00f from (),. locality-
being- visited by representatives of) Mrs. t T Davidson, 281 N Stone i
the Copper Queen interests in Bis- St.. Tucson, Ariz., says: "Doan's;
bee; the Calumet & Arizona com- Kidney Pills have been used In our
pany; and the Shattuck company, all, home and their value in relieving
of whom aro announced as satisfied pain !n the back and other kidney
with the conditions and preparing to, Hmculties his been amply "rovon"
tnk Jmi.i ,nkl heavv Investments' f-r '"'a h' a" 'balers, l'rlee 50
and projecting extensive and t j'ljj J
Important developments. states
Tho chief Interest Just novy lies In 'j,Hmemb.r the name--Doan-aml
the rich and important developments' tnke ,10 olier
in the R. R. R. mines .where Mr. I
Amster has taken over and continu
ed the development work upon somo i
thirty vaiuanie claims, ine price tuai-
On several homesteads within ten
miles of Douglas settlers have ac
complished much by pump Irrigation
and have demonstrated that by this
method an Industrious family may
easily support a home with not only
than half a million dollars ($550,000.)
A crosscut tunnel several hundred
feet in length, has cut across an ore
body that Is forty-seven feet In
width, and drifting in the one body
in all directions Is being pushed with
vigor. So far the ores encountered
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thta continent and the The? ranches speak for themselves.
but it is believed that a more elab-
worked on
. - if filt. I .lnt jltcfrf-!
ZsZZu r7he f . . of insu. orate showing should be made by
a,lonr Consolidated. . l2?i?7l
Mr. Mills has been with the Phelps-' '-" " -" - "J "" ""
Dodge Interests for more than twenty
years, first at Hlsbee, when he had
charge of the general office worK
curing the management of Hen and
lewis Williams. Leaving Blsbee he
went to Yavapai county, where he
remained for several years directing
the development work on Phelps
Dodge properties in that section oi
Arizona. He went to Morencl im
mediately after the PhelpsDodge com
pany bo'ugnt the controlling interest
in the mines of that district from the
late William Church, who nad been
operating tbem for a number or
years, afu-r securing the mines from
the Mexicans who originally located
them.
While superintendent at Morencl.
Mr. Mills enlisted In the rough rider
regiment through tne campaign in
Cuba, as a private in the company of
which W. O. "Ruckey" O'Nell was
captain. When the army was re
called from Cuba Mr. Mills returned
to New York, stricken with fever and
Jay for several weeks in a critical
condition. As soon as be was able
to resume his duties he returned to
Vorencl and has charge of the vast
amount of improvements in that
district and Its operation ever since.
Those who know of tne splendid
recess of Mr. Mills at Morencl will
C quick to agree that the Inspira
tion company has been very fortunate
lr Its choice of the man who will
have charge of the inauguration of Its
great mining enterprises in the Globe
district.
Efforts made today to learn wno
was succeeded by Mr. Mills as man
ager of the Detroit company at Mo
rencl was unavailing and it Is likely
that thU offlcal has not been named
7t.
extensive pumping plant to be own
ed bj a local stock company.
In furtherance of this Idea the di
rectors of the chamber of commerce
Illy I, J. Overlook)
I BOSTON. June 21 The whole
1 . .Mr-iM HhA . a-isvh nlllim flltfll I
- ... . , t ii i i 4 vuyiier llai w ub iiiuiu atuiu ii
necessities . uut wmi coiiiioris as . are , principally grey WPW """"'Wglier again today. Continued
u.., u,.uu bvw ....., ... .. Ltr(.Ilgtll ln Ule IIietal is beginning to
stated that a valuation of about 20 bave Its effect, and was clearly shown
per cent copper prevails In the ores t0llav i,y lne increased dividend In
mined, but thero Is tald to be a Osceola, which advanced Its rate
great deal of rich rock that goes as ' from 7 to 12 iter cent. Mohawk is
high as 75 per cent. due for dividend action within u few
The Copper Queen interests havo'das, and another increase is expect
been renreseuted in the county oiled. Qulncy Is earning 14 per cent
late br Mr. Alfred Paul and Mr. Iailll W'M undoubtedly declare cither
and mines at the weekly meeting, j Grebe, two noted mining engineers, I 2-00 or J2-5"- Tll' management is
and a visit Is expected this week by "ul ,",aR,",B u"' "". "" ';
Mr. Walter Douglas, general n,a. lJIWe Uw CoPr Itange dlvitlcnd
. .x r, I will be increased at the next decla-
ager for the Copper Queer, company. lUon Taken all0ethw Ule action
TEN SMUGGLERS JAILED
SA.NT FRANCISCO, June 20. Ten
indictments were returned by the
lederal grand Jury today as the re
sult of an investigation into the ac
tivities of an alleged Chinese coolie
and opium smuggling ring. All the
men Indicted are under arrest.
held yesterday, after a further dls
cusslon of the proposition which has
been up many times in the past,
named a committee and instructed
it to go Into the details of this mat
ter and secure data for suhbmlssioa
to the chamber at a future date. The
committee named Is composed of S.
P. Applewhite, chairman, with R O.
Aruther and H. E. Dugan, all well
known boosters for Douglas and tbo
Sulphur Springs valley. The commit
tee will no doubt secure data from
some of the big wells and pumping
plants In the Mimbres valley, near
Demlpg. where so much has been ac
complished along tint line.
Several attempts have been made
along this line In this vicinity be
fore, but this Is tho first time that
the chamber of commerce has made
any move in tlat direction. This Is
not a proposition to make an artes
ian well test in the vallev, but It Is
and Professor 1.. D. RIcketts, consult-
of the local market Is very satlsfac-
lng engineer for the company, tholtor.. ..,, .er , verv imiIcatIon of
Cananea Consolidated and the Calu activity and higher prices next week,
ment & Arizona company. Among PAINB, WEBBER and CO.
other properties that Mr. Paul hai j
acquired has been a group of thirty CLOSING QUOTATIONS, June 21 i
claims in what Is described as "the New York
red hill,", an Immense porphyrj Amalgamated S7
mountain, on the north end of the Anaconda 87
Patagonia station on the Southern , Smelters ,3"1I
Pacific and one of the chief land hapYd ri:.. 90
marks of the region Knowing ones nalUmore and ohIo 10SM
Uuv preuicieu iu..K mai some uay. , Chesapeake and Ohio 7S 1 l I
tai .mere wouiu oeueveiopeua great Erie 231-1
copper mine m mat hill. The pre- Lehigh Valley 172 1-2H
diction seems on the evo of verlflca-1 MUsouri Pacific 3712
tlon. Saturday Mr. Paul let a con-, Northern Pacific 11912
tract of Florentine Estrada and Adol-1 Reading 1CS
fo Sanchez, both ot Patagonia, to do j Rock Island 25 3-S
the location work on the thirty, St- Paul 102
..... .... .. ... . """""-" claims mentioned, and ll.ev h.ivo tteel Common 0
lor tne purpose oi oemonsiraung - ------ '7 , . , ISteel lfd
commenced work this week. Work Is
110 1-2
and sixty acres of land by means ot PlanJ ' 'f "nrt to cul j Zn Pacific .....! !
..... -.. . tthronph tho mountain nml la arm nl Ml u v -, ,u""
mintn nr wnTor rnr irrifflTlfin 'lltlRi c " " .- ....
I'UMII'lUh &. - "-
what is there. Wheat
Mr. Grebe, In the same Interest 'July 1.05 1-2
has been making a complete and t December". .'. ... '.',.'....'.'.'.'.'. Loll-2
thorough examination of the Ivanboe' ' '-'"
mine, Mr. James A. Johnson, man- Boston
ager, where he devoted nearly two 'Adventure 91-2
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
The Bank Of Bisbee
demonstration has been recommend
ed on several occasions by the uni
versity experts who have studied
this valley along the lines of agri
cultural possibilities and while there
is doubt in the minds of some as to
the results, there are others who be
lieve that the same good results may
be secured hero as has rewarded
tho like efforts In other semi-arid
valleys In the southwest
At tne meeting yesteruay tnreei
new members were added to the normwest irom Patagonia station,
membership roll of the chamber of and may bo said to bo located in the
commerce and mines, they lielng R. 'ootnnis of tho Santa Rita moun- Greene Cananea 101-2
G. Byrus, H. D. Madison and Ger-1 tains, outside of the Patagonia moun-; GIroux 51-2
trnde Fleisher. I tain region. JGoIdtield -i 1-2
The Calumet Arizona and On J As mentioned before Mr. Richard , Hancock 35 3-1
per Queen Copper Mining companies Farrell Is closing a deal with the Cai-i Helvetia I 5-S
have taken options on promising umet & Arizona people for tho Vol- t'ndlana ,',""," 19 1-2
groups of claims In tho Santa Cruzcano group of mines, embracing some ,plratlon Consolidated 191-1
district. Tho Nogales Oasis has the'thlrty claims lying between the K. ( j,. 7,0
following concerning this new camp:iR. R. and tho World's Fair mlno of Mn-Ch""",;j i ,7,
ti, ., .iiD... ,ii. . Frnnlr I'mvoro Timrtcar... til.. . -iassacuuseus ii--
iuc .n.. u..u...j. ui ...... '",--; . .p-w. l-u "iMlchlgan .. 31-1
""' l" " vuBiuei:riiig mis ueai iori Mayflower . . . : 10 3-4
tho C. & A. people. Important de- Minmt """"""' 9i.-
weeks to an exhaustive Inspection of Algomah C 3-4
the property, sampling thoroughly Allouez 48
the ore bodies, the dumps, etc The Centennial 251-2
gentleman departed Sunday to make lumet and Hecla -. 532
.i fioi ,...i tu 1' ..,... ..Calumet and Arizona 7C 3-1
:;.. ,;.. zr:: ,r: rr. ,j:i copper Ra..Bo 591.21
..u. .u, .,,.,0 lu UllCtl HUD, t'-.t Tl..f VI
Frank .'.'. '. 131-2
Granby 5C3-4
At Bisbee, in the State of Arizona, at the closo of business June 14,
1912.
RESOURCES
Loans and Discounts, leas due from D irectors ,. 557,461.30
Due from Directors None
Overdrafts 56C.31
United States Bonds 51,335.00
Territorial, County and Municipal Bo nils 74,eS5.17
Other Bonds. Stocks, Securities, etc :.. .138.S9S.36
Banking House '. 40,000.00
Real Estate 5.003.00
Current Expenses and Taxes paid 606.04
Specie 33.845.78
Legal Tender and National Bank Notes 12,333.00
Exchanges for Clearing, 1.498.42
Other Cash Items 422.73
Due from State and National Banks,
Approved Reserve Agents 4ie.33S.JS4
Due from State and National Banks,
not Reserve Agents ;.. ..183.464.93 652,923.70
Assets not Included under above heads, viz:
Mexican money, gold value
307.3
Total
.1.541,786.23
LIABILITIES
Capital Stock paid In 50,000.00
Surnlus 50,000.00
Undivided Profits
Individual Deposits subject to check
Demand Certificates of Deposit
Letters of Credit
Certified Checks
Cashier's checks outstanding
Due State tnd National Banks ... .
Reserved for Taxes
120,100.97
.181?,842.n7
1,939.95
1.475.00
7,052.45
7,593.74
. 13,093.59 1,319,996.80
-- . 1,628.46
..1,541,786.23
Totnl ...
State of Arizona, County tf Cochise, ss.
I, M. J. Cunningham, Cashier of the above named bank do solemnly
swear- that the above statement is true to the best of ray knowledge and
belief.
M. J. CUNNINGHAM,
" "" - Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 20th day of June, 1912.
(Seaj) FRANK E. COLES, Notary Public.
My commlaslon expires Feb. 19, 1916.
COP.RECTATTEST:
W. H. BROPHY,
M. J. CUNNINGHAM.
Directors
velopments made by Mr. Farrell, i Mason Valley 12 3-4
iiemonstrate tnat ttio same ore body
In the R. R. R. extends Into the Vol
cano properties.
North Butte 313-4
Nlplsslng 73-1
Old Conoly 83-4
Old Dominion 58
Osceola 1281-2
Phelps Dodge (ex. dlv.)..... 223
Money In Growing Willows.
A Chicago merchant advertised for Qalner """' j-
1.000.000 willow clothes baskets which nav rnnVoVlrlAtert'
indicates that the willow-growing la
dustry Is very much neglected. The
government Is encouraging it by
teaching farmers how" to grow wll
lows. They require a soli that will
grow wheat. "
Path to Immortality.
Go on and increase tiny valor. O
boy! this is the path to Immortality. I
Virgil.
Novelty In Surgery.
The bone of a sheep was transferred
to the arm of a. patient recently. The
forearm undergoing the novel opera
tion had been shattered by tho dis
charge of a gun. The operation was
pronounced successful.
Ray Consolidated 22 7-8
Ray Central 21-2
Shannon 151-2
Shattuck 223-1
Norh Lake 6 1-4
South Lake 10
Utah Consolidated 121-2
Utah Copper 64 3-8
Victoria 1-S
Wolverine 113
WOOD INSTEAD OF BRONZE
The front corridor of Blair County's
half-mllllon dollar courthouse is ad
orned by a largo bronze tablet hav
ing inscribed thereon tho nam est of
the prominent sons of the county.
it was discovered today that the
the supposed bronze tablet was only
cheap pine wood painted deceptively.
A Wag cut the word fak with l.lu
penknife In Uie tablet. The lawyers
and politicians who expended bun-
areas or uoilars to preserve to pos
terity their names In the tablet aro
Indignant and an official investiga
tion is planned.
Under Suspicion.
"I am afraid that man we sent to
congress Is losin" his sympathy with
the plain people." said the backwoods
constituent. "What has he been
doln'?" 'Tuckln' his napkin under hit
chin an' usln' a knife Instld o' plckin
his pie up with his bands."
Curbs '
Saginaw .- 51-2
Ahmeek ." 350
II. and I,. 15
B. and A. bid 2
Bohemia 33-4
Baltic 31-2
Corbin 2
Cactus ,, 11
Denn ". . 6.1-8
Davis Daly 21-4
Elenlta '. 21-3
Kerr Lake 23-1
Lucky Tiger 4
iS'orth Tiger 14
Nuoozarl 35
Ojibway. -13-4
Oneco , ... 2 3-4
Sierra IW
San Antonio 4
S. W. Miami 73-1
Tonopah 7
Tonopah Belmont 10
West End 13-4
Wolverine 1.0U
Warren 31-3
Warrior 90
Legal Advertisements.
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
U. S. PATENT.
Mineral Survey No. 2537
Serial No. 017696.
United States Land Office,
Phoenix; Arizona, June 15, 1912.
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Brewery.) Delivered to you at $3.50 per case,
If your grocer does not have it, call
Boston & Brown
Agents of the Copper City Brewing Co.
Phone
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243
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Customers of this Bank are offered every facility consistent with prudent
banking New accounts are invited.
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An ELECTRIC FLAT IRON can be used out on a cool porch upstairs or
down wherever electric lamps can be used.
For the regular family ironing, for little "pressings," for every ironing need,
you will find COMFORT, CONVENIENCE and ECONOMY in using the elec
tric flat iron.
It means cooler ironing, quicker ironing, and saves footsteps, heavy rubbing
and time.
Operates with a steady, even..heat that prevents wear and tear of hard rubbing
on fine clothes. It works so smoothly "that it is easier on the ironing and on
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In thousands of homes, the electric flat iron is making IRONING DAY a
PLEASANT DAY, and at no extra cost. :
We carrv the four STANDARD makes of ELECTRIC FLAT IRON:
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Call and make choice of the above irons and we will send to your home,
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We are authorized by the manufacturer to give a new, latest model, HOT
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essary to bring in the old cord and plugs.
The HOT POINT carries a five (5) year guarantee.
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Telephone
Company
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NOTICE, Is herchy given that In
pursuance of the Act of Congress ap
proved May 10, 1872, Herbert K.
Cooper, whose post office address Is
ltlshce, Arizona, has made applica
tion fcr a patent for the Angel Frac
tion lode mining claim, situate in
tne Warren Mining District. Cochise
Countv. State of Arizona In Town
ship 23 S, Hange 24 E. G. & S. n.
B. & M., unsurveyed, described as
follows:
Beginning at Cor. No. 1, the S. E.
Cor. whence U. S. M. M. No. 4 War
ren Mining District bear S r.3 19'
30" W 814 7 feet; thence N 6r 18'
W r.fi.C feet to Cor. No. 2; thence
N 2.r. 13' K 297.3 feet to Cor. No. 3;
thence S 65 18' E GC.C feet to Cor.
No. 4; thence S 23 13' W 297.3 feet
to Cor. No. 1. the place of beginning,
excluding area in conflict with Sur
vey No. 1119, Angel lode, of 0.193
acres, containing a net area of 0.193
acrs.
The location notice of this claim
Is recorded ln the office of the Coun
ty Recorder of said Cochise County
In Rook 33 HecofMs of Mines at page
593, and an Amended Location Notice
thereof in Book 41 Record of Mines,
page 392 In said Recorder's office.
Tne names of the adjoining claims
are the I'. J. Johohnson Jur. lode,
Sur. No. 1939, Porphyry lode, Sur.
No. 1909. on tho North; the Angel
lode. Sur. No. 1119, on .the east and
south; the Sunrise lode, Sur. No.
10C9 on the west.
FRANK H. PARKER,
Register.
307.
NOTICE OF ASSIGNMENT
Notice Is hereby given that by deed
of assignment or dote Slarch 20, 1912
made and executed by C. A. Bennett
proprietor of that certain business
heretofore conducted under the nama
of tho Blsbee Hardware Co.. In the
Johnson Block, Main Street, Blsbee,
Arizona, the undersigned became and
now 13 the duly selected and qualified
assignee of said C. A. Bennett for tho
benefit of hi? creditors trader the pro
visions of Title V of the Revised Stat
utes of Arizona, 1901.
Dated at Blsbee, Arizona June 1,
1912.
H. P. HUDDLESTON,
Post Office Address Box 1171,
Ulsbee, Arizona.
43
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior,
U. S. Land Office at Phoenix, Arizona
,June 11, 1912.
NOTICE Is hereby given tbat Daniel
J. Zlgler, of Hisbce, Arizona, wno, on
April IS, 1G-17, made IJomestcn.l en
try. No. 02C92. for lts 1 and 2.E 1-2
N WW. Section IS. Township 22 3.
Range 26 E. G & S R Meridian, has
filed notice of In.'entlon to make
PKui! Fv.- year I'rpof, b estih'Uh
claim to the land above described, be
fore J U. Taylor, II. S Commission
er, at Bisbee, A', oa ths i3th day
of July, 1912.
Claimant names .s witnesses:
Frederick II. Spaulding, of BUbce,
Ariz.
Silvester Miller, of Lowll. Ariz.
Byron C. Williams, of Blsbee." Ariz.
John W. Clark, of Bl-jboj. Ari2
FRANK II. PARKER.
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