davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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paring to pay larger dividends. Ali of this will sooner or latet come in for stock market recognition. There IS, l beneye, more money 10 be made and less to be lost in the good copper stocks than n Ihe low pr.ced specu- latiye issues.
 North Butte was depressed this week by an Associated Press dispatch from rittsDurg which stated that leading United States Steel officials had just cleaned up $6,000,0O0 in a mining deal. The North Butte was named and 1t was explained that the stock. which was put or the market at S15 per share few months ago, had advanced to above $5S. Of course this car ried the assumption that the Steel interests had unloaded their stock on the public and that the market must now look to the little fellows for sup port.
 The fault with the story is that it suggests an incorrect conclusion. There is probably no good ground for the belief that the Steel interests or the North Butte insiders sold any considerable portion of their holdings. While it is quite probable that they have sold a small percentage of their stock and taken cash profits, their big profits are on paper and have their backing in the magnificent re- serves of high grade ore that have been developed in the mine
 The trading in North Butte has been almost wholly on a cash basis, bro kers fighting shy of margined ac- counts in it, and banks discriminating
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profit is so large on a 13-cent copper market that the mining companies strain their productive capacity to the utmost.
 The exports of copper continue heavy. Revised figures make the Sep tember exports 19,75S long tons. This years shipments should reach 570.- O00,000 pounds, having a gross value of S85, ,00O, ,0O0
 Mir F. A. Vanderlip's speech caused a chill in Wall Street which, telepach- ically, gave the Boston coppers a slight shiver The New York market was so ripe for a reaction that traders preferred to put a bearish intecpreta- ton on NIT. Vanderlip's statements. They overlooked everything in it ex- cept the bit of caution expressed. and sold stocks freely. The wonderful industrial conditions portrayed were passed over and it was assumed that the fact that this years crops Will bring S250,00000O more than the aver age of the past ten years had already been discounted Strangely enough, someone bought all the stocks that were sold, and prices had only rela- lively small average decline.
 As on former drives at the New York list, the coppers were well taken and suffered very little. The feeling is general that the advance n copper share prices has not nearly discounted increased earnings and other favCIa- ble developments. Practically all of the producing mines are now earning from 10 per cent to 20 per cent on the selling prices of their stocks, aEd di-
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WALKERS COPPER LETTER.

Copper is quietly working higher. Lake is selling at Is 3l to 17 cents, and elecJrolytic at 10 5-8 to i6 7-S cents per pound. It is known that Lake has been sold within a week by one of the smallest producers at 16 IS cents. Calumet & Hecla is holding out for Y cents and is making sales at that price; but business has, as a whole, been very light for several days past. The marked scarcity of copper for immediate delivery continues the lead ing feature of the market. Every mine in the country is putting out all the copper :t possibly can, however, and it is hoped that the supplies com ing on the market during the remaider of the year will be sufficient to pre- vent prices from advancing above II cents. There is every reason to be- lieve that the new price will be l6 cents or higher.
 According to the best information obtainable the mines of the world are now sending to market only 3 per cent to , per cent more copper than they were a year ago when the price first reached IS cents per pound. This fact furnishes a very striking illustra- tion of the fact that a higher level of prices has no immediate influence on production. It is probable that the worlds copper production would not have been more than per cent smaller at present had market price of 13 cent per pound been maintained throughout the past two years. The
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against it as a collateral for loans be- cause of the fact that it is a con- paratively new security. As a result the stock is still very strongly held, and a bad decline in it's price is hard ly to be expected. Should the gen eral stock market have a period of pronounced weakness, however, many holders of North Butte would proba- bly sell, taking their present large profits in this stock to protect margin ed accounts in others. North Butte has had a tremendous advance aal, despite the fact that increased divi- dend payments are near at hand. it can hardly be regarded as an attract i've speculative purchase at this level, not for the present. at least.
 It is stated in the company's an nual report that there are now 33 miles of underground openings in the mine and ore enough in sight for many years operations. The company has barely 100000 pounds of surplus cop per on hand The annual report makes a very satisfactory showing, and higher prices for the stock are to be expected.
 Old Dominion's production. which was down to a little more than 2.0OA- 900 bounds in August. was 2.5i0.Oe0 pounds in September. The increase is said to have resulted chiefly from a larger output from the companv's own mines. Some time ago the Old Dominion was getting a very high grade of sulphide ores for Q Aux from the Copper Queen. and as result it's product for one month exceeded 3,000,-
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900 pounds of fine copper. Later a much lower grade of sulphide ores was secured, and this change explained the sudden decline n monthly production. The recent increase, coming from the company's own mines, should easily be maintained.
 The Old Dominion concentration. which went into commission a few weeks ago. is now treating about 300 tons of ore daily. Ore averaging about 2 per cent is being concentrated. and about 60 to 75 tons of concen- trates. to matte these concentrates, and also the flue dust and other fine mate rials which are now being briquetted. Every department of the new plant :s giving excellent service. There has. however, been some difficulty with the big blower lately which has tend ed to restrict production.
 The Old Dominion is continuing to use all Of its current earnings for new construction and extraordinary devel- opment work, and the cost of it's cop per cannot, therefore. be discussed. The company is being beEefitted i'm mensely by the current high price of copper. which is providing money for the rapid completion of reconstruction work and for the cancellation of it's Indebtedness. The United Globe com pany. which has an entirely separate corporate organization from the Old Dominion company. is accommodating a considerable cash surplus and will soon be paying dividends to the new Old Dominion company.
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Rls8EE PUBLIC SCHOOLS

The Bisbee Public Schools organized in all departments, from the Kindergarten tC the High School
 Twenty-two teachers are employed and S5 per cent. of the teachers are Normal or College Grad uates
 Special teachers of drawing and music super wise the work in all the grades
 A four years High School course is maintained. which prepares pupils for the leading Universities. Commercial course and Night School will be es' tabshed January 1.
 A S75,0O0 school house is under process of construction. which will provide ample accOmmoda- ton for our present needs. School is maintained nine and one-half months each year.
 In 1895 three teachers employed. and 150 pupils were enrolled. Since that time fifteen rooms have been added without creating a bonded indebt- edness.
 The minimum wages paid teachers is $75 per month, with maximum salary of S100 per month
 The law provides for a tax rate of soc on the s1O0, and this has been found ample to provide for the expenses of the School including the building of additional Schools
 The following table shows the growth of the Schools during the four
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The following table shows the growth of the Schools during the past four years:
MERCANTILE INTERESTS

The mercantile interests of Bisbee have kept pace with the marvellous development of the mines in this district and it's business establishment rival those of larger towns in many of the Western States both in the variety and quality of the merchandise that they handle and the upodate business methods employed in the distribution of
 Within the past few years quite a number of stores have been opened and all of them are in flourishing condition. only failure having oc- cured within that time.
 There are 36 stores in the town their combined stocks of merchandise amounting to Sl,000000.
 The annual sales of these stores amount to s4,- 100000.
 They employ 530 clerks.
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Received-S11 pouches; 4s7 sacks 2O1S pounds of mail. Dispatched-33O pouches 21O sacks.
 M E. CASSIDY,
 Postmaster
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County Registered Voters.

In 1900 the registered voters of Cochise County numbered .193.
 In 1904 this number had increased to 5.261 gain of three hundred per cent The Mexican voters in Cochse County number only two per cent.
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COPPER QUEEN CONSOLIDATED MINING CO
 ee John St., New York

Commenced work 1879
 Commenced smelling, August, 1SS0.
 Mines. Total production to Sept. l. 1905 (tons of OleJ o5oOZ,ZoJ Production for months of 1905 (tons of ore) ...-.-............. o55,24S Number of men employed August. 1905 .... 2396 Percentage of Mexcans employed .....-. o5 Pay Roll for months of 1905 .... .s15O2s5s.OO Fuel used months of 1905:
 OH Npdrrelsy ''..........-...... .bo,36S Nodl NIonSJ ......-..... ......-......-... 6oO Timber used months of 1905
 Computed in feet ..................... .9,ss5,213
 Smelter. Number of men employed .....................174s Pay Roll for months of 1905 .......... s7O5O77.OO Fuel used months of 1905:
 Oil (barrels) .........................7S4 462
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OTHER MINING COMPANIES sHATTUcK-ARIzoNA COPPER COMPANY.
 Capital, SS,5OO OOOOO
Officers and Directors.

Officers and Directors. Thomas Bardon, Ashland, Wis, President Martin PattsOn Duluth Mnn, Vce-President. A. M. Chisholm, Duluth, Minn., Secretary and Treasurer.
 A. Guthrie. St Paul Minn L. C. Shattuck Bisbee Ariz Two hundred and fifty thousand dollars have been expended in payments for property and develop ment work-about 100000 for each. The Com pany has operated for only about year but have opened large bodies of high grade copper at 700 and 500 feet depths
 B. NJ. PATTISON
 Superintendent
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above figures
 Cashier Miners and Merchants Baak
 A conservative estimate based on the amount of lumber sold since the first of the year shows that there have been more than four hundred houses built during that time
 The Assessor states that the assessment for Bisbee and immediate vicinity was approximately seven hundred thousand ($7OO 0OOOOl dollars in the year Nineteen Hundred An assessment covering the same territory this year to three mil lion five hundred thousand (s3 800 100000 dollars
 The approximate number of transfers of property ih Bsbee and vicinity made since June 1904 5000 The total number made since the organization of the county covering the above mentioned district, is II 9S9.
 The number of mineral locations and amended locations recorded in Cochise County is 2GOOO
 Our city contains library building valued at sT5OO; a gymnasium building valued at S35,O00; hotel valued at sSO,OOO; department store valued at s1OOOOO, besides number of business blocks, very substantially built.
 The title to the ground has been, up to the last few weeks "Squatters Rights" The city has now obtained townste patent. and the effect of this g security in titles has already stimulated building of
 During the year 1900 property in the business district sold for $1OO per front foot few days ago s700 per front foot offered and refused for property Main street. The average dwelling lot is valued less than s30O. During the year 1900. the average lot in the district now GOV cred by dwellings less than S30 per lot in fact, most of the land could be had for squatting it.
 Municipal Sewer System. at an expense of s1G0OO0.0O will be installed during the year 1906
 commodous City Hall building which will tain paid City Fire Department is already under way
 Our streets will be paved during the next six mon tbs. Bids to be opened this month.
 There is not desirable vacant house in Bisbee.
 Real estate seek property to sell. Buyers come of their accord
 Respectfully submitted
 J. F. THOMPSON
 Secretary of the Bisbee Chamber of Commerce.
 Tn the upbuilding of Bsbee the Churches have played small part Bsbee has a reputation for be- ing a aw-abiding, peaceful GOdfearing community. The church edfces of the place. considering avail ability of their sites will speak for the interest taken religious affairs. Four different denomina- tioDs have church buildings of their own namely, Catholic, Presbyterian. Methodist and EDisccpaans. The Baptist denomination also will shortly begin the erection of church building.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-10-22

Bisbee today has population of fifteen thou sand
 In 1900 the population six thousand.
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If feet, 19 miles.
 S. A. PARNALL,
 General Manager
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Number of names on Great Register:-
FINANCIAL CONDITION
County Bonded Indebtedness:

Bonded indebtedness n 1900 ..........-. .s171o0OOO Bonded indebtedness now (Oct, 1905l %. S9,000O0
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Total valuation as returned SIP 209 ,563 6T
 County tax rate S1.S5 s10j.00 valuation. Territorial tax rate 95 cents on s1OOO0 valuation Territorial and County tax rate, s290 On $1O0.00 val uaton.
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DENN-ARIZONA DEVELOPMENT co.


 Capital S750,00000.
 Officers and Directors. Martin Pattison Duluth Minn. President. Thomas Bardon Ashland Wis, Vice-Presdent J. G. Williams Duluth, Minn. Secretary L. c. Shattuck Bisbee, A. T., Treasurer. A. Guthrie, St. Paul. Maurice Denn Bisbee, A. T. B. M. Pattson. Bisbee A-iz A. NJ. Chisholm, Duluth Minn. Upwards of S150,000 have been expended for property and development work Shaft on the prop erty is $50 feet deep sinking explore ore body discovered at 900 feet by diamond drills The equip ment is very modern.
 B. NJ. PATTISON
 Superintendent.
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& ARIZONA MINING COMPANY. Capital, s3,000,O0O. 100000 Shares par value
 S15.00.
 Main Office, Calumet Mich.
 Directors: John Daniell, Calumet, Michigan. Paul P. Roehm Calumet Michigan. w. Frank James Hancock Michigan. Edward Clseth. Calumet, Michigan. Capt. Thomas Maslin, Calumet, Michigan. Benjamin F. Chynoweth Houghton, Michigan. A. F. Def, Marquette, Michigan. w H. Brophy. Bisbee, Arizona. F. C. Fenner, Los Angeles, California
 Officers. John Danie President.
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Assessed VsIuations of Civ ef sisbee
RIsBEE PoSToFFIcE

January 1, 1905 to October l, 1905: Bisbee Office, 16761 orders issued .s279 371.T9 Lowell Suburb of Bisbee) S70 orders issu-
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Increase in County Taxable Wealth.
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Bisbee Office, 16,761 orders issued S279371I Lowell Suburb of Bisbee) S70 orders issu-
 .......................... Il 61615 Total amount orders issued ........ .s29O 98794 Bisbee Office 2,S4s orders paid ........ .S47 39254 Lowell Suburb of Bisbeel ..-............ 73S79
 Postal Receipts
 . S Lowell Suburb of Bisbee) .............. 1S6S94 Total amount of postal receipts SIS 165S9 Registered mail dispatched 5642 pieces. Registered mail received, 4360 pieces.
 Mail received dispatched during the month of September 1905:
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-27
SOBRE HIGINE

FL doctor F. W. Alexander, me
disc hieienists del bsrrio de Poolsr,
en- Lcpdres, ha recomerdado & ls co.
mission municipal no huido de desin-
feccitn, ct mpuesto de aqua de mar 8
salads elec,rolizada, el cusl putde b
tenerse q tan POGO costo, que serk po.
sible lIcsrlo sl riego de las GALES y
al slcantsrilsdo. Sus propie sdes
son mdltil 8, pues no s6lo es un Or
germ Il iciia, desiDf ctsnie y apticep
tico, sina que tsmhien puede usarse
conn sgente teraI entico para uso In
terpo.
Los experimsntos resliEados haI
eorarnldo euanto 9usdA dIsho,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-27
la GROEALAhD|A

AGn est& por resolver el problems
de si GroenlAndia es una isla 6 M
archipelago. La parte septeutrional
do aquel pals todavfa psrmanecs del
toio desconocida. Recientemente los
expsdicionsrlos del sBe gica,, buque
que tmsndabs Ell capitGn Gerlache,
arrIesg ado sxplorsdor boreal, dsscu-
brio, al norte de Ia Groenlandia re-
giones hssta ent6ncea delconocidas
de los navegsntss y las cuales se
ha dsdo la denomination de TERRA de
FrancIa. En- ell espacio compreudido
entire Ell Canada y ell Polo Norte, er
que spsrecen innumerables islas, nc
serfa extraho que hdblese s'gunas
por 10 comdu, sepultsdas bajo el HE
10, que no hubiese algunas islas, POI
10 comdn sspultadas bsio Ell hielo
que no hubieran sido holladau nunc,
poT la humana plsnts,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-27
JEAN KUBELIK

Este ,famoso vlolinista hG, CARO-
acabs de llegar q Nuevs York para
realizar una nueva tournea artist CO
4 trsv6s de los Estados Unidos de
America.
Escarmentado Kubelik por ell &C.
cidente que sufrio Paderewski, ha ass
gursdo sus dedos por la cantldad de
50, 900 pesos.
Lleva q tai extreme las precau
clones que adopta para proteger tods
10 ssncibilidad del tacto de sus dedos
que usa manguito por les GALES, 60
mo si tusra una dana,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-27
UNA AkECDOTA

Dsspu6s de un motfn, fue detenido
un suieto de los que mas 90 habfsn
distlr guido en- 10 rotura de eristsles'
-SNo negara ustsd 81 dehto?- Il
dice el juez.
No, senior.
No negara usted tampoco qu'
es auorquista.
ST, 10 Diego, senior iuez. Yo ne
soy ana quists.
~SPues cue es usted?
-Vidriero.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-27
C|FRAS D|VERSAS
Protecc;onism0 brasiIeho. .-EI
presupuesto noruego pa
ra 1905, 1906.
ESTADISTICA
Valor total de los titulos bel. .
---Progreso economico
de Costa Rica.

La camArs de diputados de Rio
Janeiro ha aprobado el proyscto dc
ley de protection { las industries, Gle.
vando del as al so por 100 10 fracei6n
pagadera on oro sobre los dsrsshos do
Adusnss que gravan los artfculos i'm
pertados similsrss q los del pafs.
D!chs proporci6u 70 mantsndrA
mientras el csmbio 80 conserve por
er Gina de is peniques por mil reis, &
fnlde compensar 10 perdida que sl aka
del cambio esusa & ls production na.
cionsl, rsduciendo Ia prims que sl
agio constituye On favor do ests pro.
ducci6n y On detrimepto do ID eoncu-
rrencia extrapjers.
Ell presupuesto noruego para
1905 1905 suma 90. 400 600 coronas.
FL deficit resu tapte dc los de 1904.
905 hs sido cubierto por un cr6dito de
! 400 600 coronas.
Los conceptos de ingresos prinei.
pales que figuran en- sl proyetto sor
los que siguen:
Un derecho sobre les cerillas fos-
f6risss, cuyo producto 90 evalda or
500. 900 coronas.
Una loterfa del Estado que debt
producer otras 100000 coronas,y
Una elevacl6n de los dsrechos de
Timbre. ouyos ipgrescs probsb,es u
evaldsn GU otras 500 mil coronas.
-Segdn Ia estsdfstica Official. hs,
actus lmente en- FrAncia l7.107 autom6
viles y 1,l50 09S biclclos,. que han We
ndo & rsemplszsr, aunque en- peque
ia escsla todavfa, Ia TRACTION animal
Ell valor total de los tftulos ne
gcciados en- el msrcado belgx que q
comic MO de Enero i'm portaba 10 sum
de 8 ia 064 600 frances, ha ascsndid
en- los primeros dias de Julio & Ia d
10 278. 004 600 franc s, y al comienz
de Ossubre, & 10 $50 958 900.
Hecha deducsl6n del importe
lts ntulos do nuevo ingreso y dc Ia
ampliaciones dc capital, resulta u
1 sumsrto do valos de -4lG' millnnss d
frances.
La entrada de les AduAnss {
Gotta R'ca durante el sno fiscal amt
rior IL on.a q 3 6s6, lOG cblones; On
afio fscal anterior las entradas d
bieron & 3.492,6l3 calones; dc mod
que el rendimiento litimo ha sido q
) taments satistac.orlo.
La rsnta de tsb.cos en- oil mo ec'
n6mico de 1904 1905 ha do Al. 2l0.'
colones, 6 sea 55. 954 S6 colones mi
que oil aiio anterior.
La entrads cbtenida en- el r,
mo de CorreCs y Telegratos mon
& 1888 359 SO colonss contra $50, 900 O
lones quese ca,culabaen el presupue
to. Ell servlcIo de paquetes postal
y do un roducto de 9l.189 81 colone
b El aDo anterior, fue de SO, Ole 66 col
mes
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-27
CASAS De VEC|ADAD

Fl Official de Sanidsd local, doctor
Gomez Brloso. ha empezado ya & gl-
rsr vista de inspection q as ca sas de
vec'ndad.
Sc propone recomendar 4 10 Junta
Superior del rsmo la Immediate clsu.
sura de toda hab!tsc ci6n que no tspga
luz, atre, qgs sea hdmeds y que por 10
tanto no reunan coudiclores de sslu-
hfidad,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-27
LEY DEL AUDITOR

Sc Asegura queel Auditor de Puer'
to Rico, Mr.. Haynes. presentarS una
ley en- la pr6xims legislsturs, per Ia
cual pedira autorizaci6n psra hacer
IN regis menso cue modifique el procs-
dimiento de llevSr las cuentas en- ID
secretaria del Tribunal Supremoy Cor
tes de Distrito de la iala.
Dichs ley terA una moci6n 81 pro
yscto que prssentafa 81 Attorney,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-27

El apellido que autoriza ests car
to 90 glorioso en- Puerto Rico. Lo
llev6 un hombre habil On las lides cor
el gobierno; pero inAsxible y recto sr
gu csrActer y en- sus principios. Dor
Jose de Cells, liberal q toda pruebs
gubernamental q las veces ,hsbrfa pos
puesto y pospuso quiza su liberalismo
81 gubernsmentalismo, cuando SO trs
taba de sslvar q su pals: antes gu,
liberal, antes que gubsrnamental, er,
puerto.riquefo.
Nos complace registrar la simpk
tica adhesion que viene hoy las CO
lumnss de este periodico. No es |,
primera no iera ls Ultima.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-27
EMBARGOS LEvsNTADO

El Tesorero de Pusrtl REQ Or
demo 80 levsntsrsn 33 epharKes an
Agusdilla, 81 en- No 10 u Barros,
3 en Cidra, en Yauoe y en- Naran.
tito, por eatar ys satlsfechss todsa
| lAa eouhibueloptS. .adsudadAs,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-27
PRES|DENTE DEST|TU|DO

Sc han recibido noticlas de Buenos
Aires relatives & que ell Presiden
del ls Repdblica del Paraguay, sefior
Juan B. Gaona, hs aldo destituido por
el Copgreso.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-12-27
UA MQNUM[NTO

La suscrIl Ci6n popular iniciads
para levsutar un monumento en- oil
cemsnterio de Coz mo. & los soldados
espsaoles, qre perecieron en- Aquella
poblaci6n d"rs to la guerra del 1898,
a,cieLd a la ssma de 8 663 81.