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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-09-16
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oHiy once, In the third round. did IL
appear 10 ghose close ea0ugh to judge
the tide uf battle mat nrltI might
lin ID this round be reached the
usaat vulnerable spot on Nelson's mus.
Gle AFtnuroi boty be atomAca-With
two JeSr..ae right hand blows thai car
Flod paalabihE fuEcc behlad them. Nel.
son tAltogud fuE a mnmVnI and doubled
otur. Quickly turning his atgrnlioa To
Auisuns face. BF.., ssnt In t1gsihe
right eruaa tnal dropped the Dane 10
his knera Thrrv uAH a great shout
from nritta fEiehda. but the citation
Nah hhoEttirrd. Nelson got up before
thg Timer could FVaca thg count u lac
and fought the uniy uay h0 knows hou
to hGat-alNayH coming toward his
man Al this critical me Tor Nelson
ihu gouE sounded Tor = rcal. most
cheerful nate 10 tho Nelson supporters
The call 81 tins for tho succeeding
ruubd. however. fouua lac much bat
tered BattisF ircah and ready TO 10
sumo
Nelson Nas always thc Erat 10 begin
land a bios Time after time be would
slide along after Bttli. much after tbs
Riytu 81 F4taaimmuna. never clever ct
his feet. hu1 always seeking 90 shorter
the distance between his opponent ans
himself This liFUtvaa pvruiRtency a
moat dlsCouTagiuE tntng Ia the oppua
Ing agayer aud hla marvellous diare
gard Of physical punishment, wen tbs
Hght Tor Nelson.
After his Elost successful rally IN tbs
third round. the popular little Caiifur
MIA aEhtrr weakened Many Of BIZ
friends seated very eIoae Ia the ring
side saw the change and vuuturod tbs
prediction that .,elHuu would win
Britt had done hia beat Ia the third
he had used all his strength. all BIZ
cleveruoss and all his blows. yet. b
failed TO achieve a knockout.
He appeared to realize a. he tool
his corner after the fourth round tina
he was unable to hurt his opponent
Nelson also seemed 20 reach this dc
ciaion at the same ume and suhas
auputly took BEitt'a blows with NOR
confidence and without hinchinE.
Except in spots the rounds we're a
pretty much alike. Nelson always forS
ing. Britt always giving ground; Brit
trying to keep Nelson at the end Of hi
snappy left hand and the Dane usin
every means to get inside the circuu
ference Of the clever Californian'a tw
good hands. whenever Nelson brok
down the defense or accepted th
blows aimed at him. he would hammC
away at the body. always coming on
of a cllEoh with swinging attempts q
the Jaw.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-09-16
nelson IS CHAMPION
KNOCKED OUT JIMMY BRITT At
SAN FRANCISCO.
They Fought is Of the Fastest Rounds
Ever sesn--Rritt Had Best Of Fight
Until Last Few Rounds-oraney
Was Referee and Gave Entire Salts
faetien--stomaeh Blow Did II.

San FraneiseO.-ln a fight that viii
long stand in a class Of its own In the
history Of ring contests. Battling Mel
son. the sturdy little Dane from IT,
linois. knocked out James Edward
Britt OF San Francisco at colma Sat
urday afternoon.
The end came In the 18th round and
was a clean cut, fairly won victory.
1nis is \ simple statement Of the re-
suit the story Of the battle itself fur
nishes q thrilling story. No element
that goes ~ give the hight the superla-
tive title VI greatest" was missing.
q Was the story u many another
ring cUntest-the success VI the strong.
sturdy. enduring ngh,er against q
clever. cool boxer This. ia brief. is
tAe description Of Nelson's and ButE's
characteristics. respectively. From the
very nrsy moment OF the fight until
Referee Grauey finished the count Of
~. Nelson forced the lighting. Though
battered BY innumeFable bruisiAg
blows upon tGs face and body and
at times very ured, Nelson never fuf
one moment gave ground. he came
hack after every vicious attack by tbs
clever Britt. always READY 10 exchange
blows
tUF these rushing. forcing. persistent
tactics Of Nelson Brilt could nnd nd
enceuye counter. Inc Californian
tried every blow known 10 him-and
he apparently kRows ali u ghem-to
STOP hls ,irsloss opponent Ia every
MAS be failed. Il Is true Britt pun
ishpd Nelson severely. knocking bin
doaE ones and staggering him several
times. but never Nah b. able 70 beai
han back and change lac aspect og tbs
ngbt
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-09-16
oransy Gives Orders.

The agreement OF the two men TO
break at the command Of the referee
and the referees Interpretation Of the
rules and their strict enforcement
we're much in Nelson's favor. Graney
told them before the fight commenced
that they must break at his command
that he did not propose to lay his
hands on them during the fight. ne
carried out his Intentions, and his
work was probably the most success
full bit of refereoing ever seen In this
state.
Nelson Talks.
AT his training quarters, Nelson
said.
The Eight turned out just as OK
pected lt would | knew that II ! got
a square deal and no favors were
shown that would win. Referee
Graney was perfectly Just in his de
cislons, as, my manager was sure he
would be.
at was q blow in the pit OF the
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-09-16
Later Reports.

The effects OF the earthquake were
more disastrous than at FIRST reported.
Dispatches from the south give in
creasing lists Of dead and injured, the
numbers now running into the thou
sands. Martirano alone shows COCO
casualties. and at Lapoiio 200 In
some cases whole families have been
wiped out The greatest agitation con-
tinues among 1Ae populace, Slight
shocks are felt occasionally. and sub
terranean rumblings are still heard.
Those persons stilI possessing homes
refuse TO enter them.
The worst is now considered to be
over. Those left destitute are begin
ming to feel the pangs Of hunger. and
there Is also much suffering by those
insuhiciently clad Suceor is pouring
in from all quarters, but the restitution
is so widespread that II is impossible
TO supply all the needs OF the people.
In addition 10 the gift Of so. 600 by
King Victor Emmanuel and ministerial
subsidies. newspapers in every part Of
Italy have opened subscriptions. Pub
lie sympathy has been aroused in an
exceptional degree, and everybody re-
CARDS the event as an awful calamity.
Officers and private citizens in the az
fected provinces and throughout the
kingdom are Fastening TO assist in the
work of rescue, and are displaying al
most superhuman energy in these ef-
forts.
Official figures OF victims OF the
earthquake in the province Of Catan-
faro show that $50 dead have already
been found. that about 1000 were in
jured. and that there are an enormous
number Of persons without shelter.
| At Messina. Siclay. the walls OF many
houses and churches were cracked by
the earthquakes and otherwise we're
more or less seriously damaged.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-09-16
ITALY EARTHQUAKE
THOUSANDS OF LIVES LOST AND
EIGHTEEN TOWNS RUINED.
Worst Ever Experlenesd-over 1000
Persons Killed and Great Number
Injured-shoek Lasted re- Seconds
Terror Was Observation-Disclosures
Hurried to Scene.

Rome, Sept. 1O.-AIl Italy is suffer-
ing from terrible depression because Of
the news from the south. where one Of
the worst earthquakes ever expert
enced occurred. Although the earth
quake was felt over caIabria and to
certain extent in Sicily, the worst news
comes from Pizzo and MonteIeone and
from IS villages. which are said to
have been completely destroyed.
The shock was felt at z.55 o'clock
this morning. 1t lasted for Is seconds
al catanzaro and soon thereafter was
felt AT Messina. Reggie. Monteleone,
Martirano, Stefacomi. Piscoplo. Ira
PAM, Zammaro. Cessani, MAZDA, Olivadi
and other points.
Scenes Of indescribable terror en-
sued. Women aroused from their
sleep rushed half clothed into the
streets screaming with fear, carrying
their babies and dragging along their
other children and calling for help on
the Madonna and the saints. The men
escaped into the open with their fami-
lies, all calling on their favorite saints
for protection.
The general confusion was added to
by dreadful cries from the jails. where
the prisoners we're beside themselves
with fright and in some cases mutt
alec, but fortunately all the prisoners
were kept within bounds.
Troops, engineers anu doctors have
been hurried TO the scenes OF disaster
TO assist in the work of rescue and
salvage
Troops have been dispatched to the
scenes Of the disasters and engineers
have been sent to Martirano, Mazda.
GImigliano and MonteleOne di Gala
bria.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-12-21
@rlinSr Strafe.

Setabett Wtinor Wierrimetbcr jr., Der
uusebli6 Den 3OO ieiues Sameracen
Brand ueri6ulbet baben lOll uno oeSs
bulb Dor einem Sriessseri6t unter Der
9lntluse OeS 3oOti6luss unO Der grObeu
Yetlesuns Der 9ausOrbnung Der Slot
ten.gltaOemie in 9lunapolis proSeiiirt
moroen lit, murbe non Der gntla9e oeS
GOOtidlasS freiseiprOben, aber idul.
big beipnOen, seseu Die SauSre9el ucrs
ltOBcu gu baben, Die Oas slbbalten BON
6uuittGmpfen inuerbalb Der slfaOemie
aufs itreusite uerbictet. Die ibm Ous
fir ,uOittirte Straie lautet, OaB er elm
Sabr lang Die @ebietsgren,en Der Slot.
tenafaOsmie niht uerlaiien bari uuo
uOn SriessiefretGr 3aft Ofienttidl &c.
taoslt neroeu ioa. Der gln9etla9te
bate isinen @e9uer Brand in eiuem
Sauitfampf 10 idwer uerlest, oaB oieier
ben 8nnOen erla9.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-12-21
Tanatifebc Slrmenier.

Der tiirfii6e SotI9after in St. Sc.
tersbur9 1T aufseiOroert woroen, 0tuBs
lauO's 9lufmertlamteit aui Die Chat.
Jade ,u lenten, baB Die Gage in Giflis,
Sautuiieu. iebr ernit lit, ,apeil bic ruiiis
iden SebOrOtn an9eblib unter Die Slr.
menier 98afieu uertbeilen unO Iie aufior.
bern, idmmtlihe 1atareu ju ermOroen.
9lrmenii6e SanOen baben infOlse Oeiien
8Obnuusen Der Wtobameoaner, inter
bsneu iif uiele tiirfiIbe rlntsrtbanen be.
iunoen, SeritOrt unO Wtauner, 6rausu
uuO 8inoer nieoersemudt. Die BON Osm
tiirtiiben Goniut bel Den 9OtalbebOrOen
einSerei6ten Seibwerbeu lOllen unbca9.
tet.Seblisbcn ieiu.:. Wau fiirdtet. .lbaB eS
bel ScmSanutismus ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
meuier uno Dem eisenurtisen Serbultsu
Der ruiiiiden SebOrOen 81 i4redlidcm
Slutuer9ieBen fommen pirO.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-12-21
Sein Stccfcnpfero.

Senator 9oOss pon WtaIia6uictts
fat um eriten Gage Der Seiiiou ;wsi
@inwanoerunss Bills cinserei6t, Die
ieet i'm Orude uOrlie9en. Die cine
Oerielben 1T cine 96ieoerbelcbung oes
SilOun9steites, wel6er nun felt uislen
Subren Dem @OusreB uOreelesen bat,
obne je an9enOmmen ipOrbcu ;u iciu.
Die iWeite Bill entbdlt 9lmenoemeuts
;u Oem jeet in Sraft befiuOli6en Sin.
wanberun9sSeies pom 3. WfarS 1908.
Die Nmenocments iielen, pie Oas ..ja
bel elmer BON Dem Senator BON Wtalias
4uietts einsebra9tsn Bill iib pOnlislbit
uerltebt, Oarauf ub, Die @inmanoeruns
gu eridweren. IS iinO uuaufiGllise
fleine 9SOrtGnOeruuseu, Strei6unssu.
3uiaee, pel6e iuoeB. cuentueai lpeit.
sebeuOe. SSirtunseu. .baben:mOSen. -
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-12-21
Trl. RppIcpelt perlpbt.

-Oer PrdiiOent unO Sruu Rooieuslt
9uben Die YerlObuns ibrer 3oater sllice
nit Dem 8unoes' '9lbseorOneten yiidOs
las 2on9wortb offi;iel betannt. SdOu
lGnsit mar es Elm Offenes @sbeimniB,
bas Der iuuse 9lbseOrOnete BON Gincin'
nati ieiu SerS on 6rduleiu 6Ooisuelt
uerloreu babe, uuo wieoerbOlt wuroe Die
8erlobuns Der 8eiben uls fir bic
nddite 3utunit beuOritebenO betaunt
gema6t; bod weoer 5rGulein ToOis.
uelt nod 2on9WOrtb lieben oas serinsite
oariiber perluuteu. 8dbreno Der les.
ten &eiie oes SriesSminiiters Gait uu6
ben gbilippiuen. Die 6rauIein RoOie'
uelt uuo Serr SOnswOrtb nit mu6teu,
waren iie fait beitGnOi9 Suiummen, uuO
bel ibrer Hiiffebr muroe als beitimmt
semelOst. OaB iie uerlobt iinc. Die
Sof,,eit miro ua6 ben bis iest gemad).
ten slnfiiuOisunseu i'm 5ebruur nd6itsu
9abres ltattfiuSen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-12-21
@isene 6ebducc fur Noft;ipeefe
empfphlcn.

Sn ieinem Sabresberi6t erflGrt Sc,
nerals BOitmeiiter GortelDou, oaB elm
POitgebduoe ausi6lieBlid fir Poit.
SWede einSerihtet uno benust werOen
iOa. @r bGlt Den Ptau, in lOl6en
@cbGuoen Die Bureaus anoerer 9te.
gierungs Departements ein;uri6teu,
fiir unpruftiid. neil er sluubt, oaB oa.
our9 Der fir Bol5wede uOtbise 9aum
sum 0ia6tbeil Oes Dienites beI6rGutt
miro. Sir baS 6isfaliabr 1905 muren
bic Seiammt Giunabmen aus alien
Quellen 1852. 1926, 5S5 uuo bic Sc
iammt aus9aben $167, ,1s1, ,959, mas
elm Oefi;it uon $14. .572, ,5S4 ersicbt.
0err Sortelpou empfieblt, OaB Die eiu.
Selnen He9ierun9soepurtmeuts ibre
BoIt9ebiibren beiablen, 10 0aB Oicie
ni6t frei bef0rbert WerOen Oiirien.
Oieles wiirOe Die Serwaltun9 oes
YOitoepartementS beOeuteuo pereins
laden. @r uerluust cine appropriation
pom $40, 900, OaTit .orsi iuhueritGnbise
Seamte nah europa seididt peroen
fOnnen, um Die YOltuerwaItuu9en an.
cerer SanOer Su ltuOirsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-12-21
Giienbabn Seittnbelle.
Sslauare. eadamanna uno BsHtrn Balm,
Su straft ben 4. Suni 1903

JH NtuII ptH 1. JuHl IJuo
giolid id-9ul6et Scranton fur Rem gcrf
Sim 2.05, 800, COS. 800, 1910, Born. H..
40, $40 uno 3.35 gia6mittass. 8ir Htp
Jcrf ". philadelphia, I'm 500 u. 1910 Born;
f2.40 uue 3.3i RaGmttaes. Cir 9puIps
bpre, 6.iu Rahmittdes.
R0rolidl sir 8uifalp nm LIS, 6.22 Il. 900
DIOR; 1.55. 6,35 une 1t.t0 Nadmittass. 6iir
Siusbamtpu, Glmira uue 3pii6suffatiUnsn, um
10 25 Wicr uni 05 Ha6m. 6tT Ssprep.
SYracule uue Utica. um LIS unb 6.22 Wpr. {;
t.55 Ratmiitaas SswtsO. Sprdsuis une
llfica 3ug um 6.22 MOr. lGuft tGslit, ausa,-
upmmtn SOnutass. 8iir MputrOIt um 900
Rcr.; los une 6.35 Nahm. Rib0lipn Nc
rpmceatiuu. um 400 uue 6t5 Rahmittaes.
BloomsburB 5ibifion-8trI6bt Srantpn
tlr NeTtbumbulnne nm 6.35. 10 10 Wlor. {;
I .55 uue 6.35 Nntm. 6iir plymouth um 9.O5
9la@mittags.
SouutaaS'3iise.
siblidi i-5lr Rem gprf nm $50, 800.
cos nuS 1910 MOrssus; 3.40 unh 3.35
Rdhm.
WGrolid - 8ar Buffalo um LIS. unb
6. 2 Wor. t,55. 6.35 unb lilo Natm.
8lr Slmira unS 3pil&sufatirnsu, t0.25 gpr.
mihdgs
Bloomsburs Sibifion-9uIdet SCRANTON
- '0.in Wnv uuc 6.35 afd6m.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-12-21
eadamanna e. gBDomins VuIleg.
(eaurel einie.)
ain eroft omI 9uni iQO5

3rdi IN 8rdft am I. 5nnt 1915.
3das perlaIIru ScIautcu um 1 90, 200, 90
400, 500 UNI 90 Rrratus. lin 40 DIOR.
acne an 8pbtuidgtn uub aGlt uahfolstues
ipdn,ia Riuuitu, une um 700 WOretns an
Sonutdaen uub alls natfoIgtnet ,pansis Mi'
nul,u bic unb infulut ~ 10 Ra6te, In RiI.
Zee. Barre III Wiuutsn ip6tr aufpmmtub.
3nas aGIt 10 Riuuitn an @U@snastu BON
3. % bic e.40 Rnbmitidss.
Grpu6,igt battn nur in pittstou an, ptr.
iaiIsu SCRANTON ale Stunbt idelih, aueat
nomr Spnutas, ppn 7.t6 RpTdtns bic um
Z i6 RaHmiitaas unO trsftu in Bilfss. SduG
33 Wiuuttn lp6tsr elm.
Osftsrr Di,nif ,pil&su Scranton, Rap aue
PART une pttrsbura.
5i,bt BabrpIan fir s,pddbsfSreuubs 3dst.
81 @vIg IT,, 8trItbrsItitsr, Snauipu
Bisbee daily review., 1905-03-22
REORGANIZATION
 PLANS AT WORK
 FOR THE HIGGINS
NEXT PAYMENT COMES DUE ON APRIL 7TH FOR
 $5oo, 1000.
If Extension Can Be Secured comps- ny Will Be Reorganized at Once and Development Work Be Continued on South Side of Property.

All is still and quiet at the Higgins
 shaft. The machinery is idle and the
 men employed during the early part of the month have been forced to seek
 employment elsewhere.
 There is still a chance that the Hig
 gins Development Co. will be revived
 for another years work of develop
 ment Negotiations looking to this end are already under way, and in the event of their successful continuation a thorough reorganization of the af.
 fairs of the company will be the first work accomplished.
 In the beginning there was some friction among the directors of the company regarding the location of the development work. some of the di. rectors contending that it was a waste of time and money to continue opera. tions upon the north side of the prop erty, when in the judgment of mining men familiar with the district, the
 best results were promised on the southern extremity of the group. This contention has in measure been prov en correct by the discovery of ore in this locality during the early part of
 March.
 The next payment on the Higgins property amounts to $5O0,000 and is due April :. That there is not suff- cient showing on the property at pres ent to justify any such payment is perfectly plain, but some of the largest stockholders are still in the belief that tho II;o,oinc .yrOtp ayobrarao a mine the equal of any at present op- erating in the district and are willing 10 put up their money for further de velopment work provided an extension of time can be secured. MT. Higgins has been communicated with along this line, and an answer is expected from him this week. In the event of the reorganization plan meeting with success it is not improbable that MT Higgins will serve in the capacity of president for the new company. It is not the intention of the stockholders working on the reorg%pization scheme to dissolve the Biggius> Dev. Co.,, but new officers, from president to super
 intendent, are to be selected, and the treasury repleted with the wherewith
 to continue work.
 MT Harry Rice, of Houghton, Mich who resigned on account of dissatis faction at the manner in which the de Iyelopment work was being prosecuted
 will in all probability renew his rela tions with the new company in the event that the reorganization plan car ries.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-03-22
TOM COLLINS
 RETURNS TO
 BISBEE ON VISIT
HAS BEEN TRAVELLING IN THE UNITED STATES AND EUROPE
 FOR TEN MONTHS.
Says Present Low Price of Junction Is Caused by Continued Talk of Consol- idation-spent Yesterday at Junc- ton and C. & p.

Registered at the Copper Queen Ho- tel yesterday was Thos. Collins, Bis. bee, Ariz.
 Mir Collins stoutly denies that he halls from Paris, and says he still makes Bisbee his headquarters, all though it has been just ten months since he was here last Since then he has visited almost every section of the United States and Europe, and is at present on his way to California after spending two weeks in the city in- spectirg, in casual way. the several Bonanza Circle companies in which he is heavily interested.
 Tom" Collins was two years fnan- cial agent for the Bonanza Circle com panies during the time I. L. Merrill was superintendent, and together with MT. Hovland secured the Junction ground for the Bonanza crowd. Since his connection with the Bonanza Circle companies MT. Collins is several hun dred thousand dollars richer. but strenuously denies the report that he is millionaire.
 Junction was his favorite. and he in vested heavily in this stock and watch ed it climb the ladder from s4.0O to Sl00 and over. although the present price is slightly under that figure. When Junction stock was selling at S9 in Bisbee, Mir. Collins predicted that it would soon be selling for $50, and his prediction not only came true, but was increased three-fold. MT. Collins re- turned from Europe in January, and since that time has been visiting in Michigan. Mrs. Collins is visiting in Douglas. the guest of Mrs. French, and lis expected in Bisbee today.
 When seen at the Copper Queen Ho- tel last evening the Review reporter found From" Collins the same good fellow that he was during his soiourn in Bisbee: a little bronzed, but in ex- lcellent spirits. He declared that Bis
Bisbee daily review., 1905-03-22

bee was still his headquarters, and verified the fact by stating that his mail is all addressed to this point, and his principal investments are still in this locality.
 When asked for an opinion on the present low price of Junction, he stat ed that undoubtedly it was caused by the continued talk of consolidation in Duluth and Michigan points. as there was no condition at the property that warranted a falling off in prices.
 On yesterday MT. Collins visited the Junction and Calumet & Pittsburg, spending several hours underground, and will continue his investigation for the next ten days, going from here to California.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-03-22

Furnished by Frank J. Graf, brok. CT, Copper Queen hotel building. Tele phone III, Bisbee, Arizona.)
Bisbee daily review., 1905-03-22

The following telegram was receiv- ed by Broker Frank Graf cn yesterday from Duluth:
Bisbee daily review., 1905-03-22
New York Cotton.

New York. March 21.-Tbe spot mar kets are dull and generally unchanged. We see little in general situation and outlook to bull the market c2 ct p=cs ent, and do not expect anything bet. ter than a comparatively narrow trad CTS market for small quick turns un- til the acreage question has been def. nitely settled.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-03-22
New York Stocks.

New York, March 21.-The market closed lower and weak. At the open ing specials showed quite a little strength, but all through the session the market seemed under pressure, with the old time favorites. particular. ly Union Pacific. conspicuousiy weak. Corn products broke badly on the re. duction Of dividend rate on preferred stock from seven to four per cent. To. tai sales, 983 3,600. Money closed 1-4 per cent to 3 1-2 per cent
Bisbee daily review., 1905-03-22

Money back if not satisfied in thir ty days trial" This is the offer made y Dr. Schell, Arizona's leading opti elan. Eyes examined free. Copper Queen Hotel until Thursday.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-03-22
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Promo Quhnine Tablets All druggists refund the money if .i fails to cure. E. ". Groves signs ture is Jn each box. 25c.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-03-22

The following telegram was receiv- ed by Broker Frank Graf cn yesterday from Duluth:
 Duluth, March 21
 The market here shows good inn provement. Prlces are being well maintained, with some liquidation. It IS rumored that the new stock in the Cole company in Montana has been oversubscribed. Local books here have been closed. Bonanza market III general should now show good in,- provelnent Certainly developments on property warrant advance"
 The above telegram from Duluth. in reference to the new stock Of the Montana copper property recently ac- quired by the Cole crowd, shows that the public in general still have un- bounded confidence in the men who have stood at the head of the Bonanza Circle properties in this section, no matter where the scene of these opera tions is located. The stock above re- ferred to was put on the market as $l5 paid stock. The property acquir- ed cost six millions cash. At first a small pro rata of the new stock was offered to Bisbee investors, but before the subscription list could be sent out later telegram was received stating that the stock had been cversubscrib- ed in Duluth and Michigan
 The general tone of the Bonanza Circles yesterday was stronger. The slump of the last few days has been accounted for by the fact that the new company stock was being launched in the Eastern centers. and for the time being Bonanzas was slighter. With this six million dollar proposition out of the way trading should become more active in Bonanzas, and a gener- al revival all along the line is antici. pated.
 Furnished by Frank J. Graf, brok. CT, Copper Queen hotel building. Tele- phone III. Bisbee, Arizona)
 New York. March 21-Peace talk is growing more general.
 Advance in Canadian Pacific large ly reflects the great strength in the Hudsons. Sugar trade talk is bear ish. Rumors are now that the Japan ese loan will be partly offered in New York. The Missouri Pacific is back ing the Colorado Fuel war with the United States Steel. Pressed steel car officials report business shows large increase.
 Cotton in Liverpool is to points up. Seidenberg says that unless the weather in the South is much impror- ed, bulls viii again support the mar ket
Bisbee daily review., 1905-03-22
FL0TATI0N OF COLE VENTURE
 IN MONTANA
MONEY CAME WITH SPEED THAT ASSURED CONTINUED
 CONFIDENCE.

Expected That Putting of New Propo- sition Out of the Way Will Bring a Return of Activity to the Bonanza List.