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Bisbee daily review., 1905-06-25

contract for the stamp mill and min ing machinery to be installed on the Fl Globo before he returns to Douglas.
 A = q
 A Sonora Property.
 W c. Foster, public examiner for Arizona. returned this morning from a visit to Cochise and Santa Cruz counties, where examination was made of several county offices. Going from Nogales he paid visit to the prop erty of the La Gran Proveedore de Cobra Mining company, which is To- cated in Sonora, and according to Mir Foster, is destined to be one of the biggest mines in northern Mexico. W. E. Deity accompanied MT. Foster on the trip and re1 aimed at the mine.
 q cont know of a mine in Sonora that is any bigger than the Provee- dore," said MT. Foster this morning. "and am sure there is none that has such a promising future. We have about $500 feet of work done, and our superintendent is now blocking out the ore bodies. There is over 25. 900 tons of ore on the dump, all of which has been taken from the workings of the mine. On this triI I secured a whole trunk of samples that are just great, and am certain
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as always in the past. that the present period of great prosperity. which the copper producing companies are en- out without market recognition.
 The market is over sold. There is a good demand for every share of stock that is offered. It is a difficult matter to get coppers at the lowest quotations that are made from day to day. Apparently someone is buying, either to cover shorts or in prepara- ton for a big speculative movement on the long side. There is basis for the belief that the big bear specula- tor. who is doing all he can to scare small holders into selling their stocks at current low prices. is quietly ac- cumulating long line and that after he gets all he wants he will first ad- vance prices and then invite the pub lie to buy. It is usually safe to fol low bullish advlces from big traders after the market has had long de cline. and bearish advices after a big advance, but at no other times.
 Watch the Utah Consolidated divi- dend, the current developments at the Allouez. Michigan. Mass, Franklin and St. Mary's properties. the monthly output of the Mohawk, Copper Range. Old Dominion and shannon. and make careful note of the way the coppers move when they begin to emerge from their present rut of dullness. There are a lot of things that may happen any day now to start strong advance.
 shannon interests expect that the company's production will be main tainsd at an average of 1,35O,OOO pounds of copper per month from now on. and that costs will be gradually reduced until they reach nine cents per pound. The company's earnings were greatly curtailed by the delay to railroad traffic occasioned by the unprecedented floods which visited Arizona during the past winter. b is said, however. that additions have been made to It's working capital from earnings, and that the shannon is now in a comfortable financial posi- ton.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-06-25

Copper is stronger. Lake is 15 IS to l5 l-4 cents. and no electroiyuc is now cbtainable below 15.05 cents per pound. European consumers are buy ing quite heavily for August and Sep tember delivery and. domestic consum- CTS are supplying their needs for July and August Producers are very con fident that prices will be maintained and are making no effort to effect more distant future sales than con sumers call for. It is again declared in trade circles that the domestic consumption of copper is actually in- ereasing from month to month.
 The heavy export movement con rinues. Shipments so far this month aggregate about 10000 tons, and the prediction is made that the total will reach 20.000 tons. The quotation for Best Selected" copper has been working higher for some time past and is now up e1 from the lowest reached. the present price being equivalent to 15.3O cents per pound This provides a good margin of profit on copper purchased in this country for export.
 There is nothing in sight to warrant tic belief that there will be any de crease in the demand for copper either domestic or foreign, during the remainder of the year. At the pres cnt time copper is bQng consume.i fully as fast as it is coming from tHe mines. notwithstanding that pro iu7 tion is much heavier than ever before.
 The present extreme inactivity of the coppers is the natural outcome Of the preceding period of narrowness. Cohttrs did not move far enough or fast enough to make trading in them attractive. and traders turned theIr attention to the New York market- At present the coppers are attractive only to those who know their value. They are being bought by investors and traders who realize that the cop pers never before sold as low. with relation to their earnings. as they are at the present time. The buyers are satisfied that natural conditions will win out in the stock market this time
Bisbee daily review., 1905-06-25
Reviews Michigan Letter

CALUMET, MICH. June IT. 1905 , am convinced that the Reviews remark a few weeks ago about the P. & D. has jolted more than the few holders spoken of by Iron Ore. The steady decline in B. c. stock prices during the past few weeks seems to have been more marked in P & D. than in any of the others. During the past week the street gossip re- sarding Bonanza Circle has been about the limit. No one seemed to know why the prices kept on going down and naturally some talk must be indulged in. Some shareholders started saying things" and these things were repeated until they were general talk and much of it was of a class that was too silly for second thought.
 For instance about the middle of the week some of the easy boys had it that none of the B. C. companies, excepting C. & A. really had any ore in fact they didn't even have de cent shafts sunk-were crooked and bungled and that sort of make up. I have been appealed to by many for a statement regarding this matter and of course have felt warranted in reassuring the timid ones. At the same time the Reviews remark about P. & D. being at present more CT less unsatisfactory is just nowi about right It is to be hoped that now the work of connecting with the I. $. & P. is about finished, more at bention can be given to the developing of ore bodies and to following leads that have favorable appearance. It is to be expected that just such a reckoning time as this should come for while the B. c. officials were able to report good conditions and good prospects underground it is d sure thing that scores of the eager buyers of these stocks believed much more of the properties than was real ly reported.
 But after all, as such things go was not large amount of this an tfcipation warranted? The Calumet & Arizona did not look good to many during the months before ore wal really cut into. but with the histor, Of Copper Queen to guide them 1T arriving at conclusions respecting th' probable results in C. & A. it mus be admitted that C. & A. captain
 have made good pretty thorough, for all they ever prophesied aoou
 that property and now, moving fai
 thef along the line and judging tn
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next adjoining ground by what in- dicatiors and ore showings have al ready peer shown. it seems that it can hardly be claimed that buyers of these later properties have been too optimistic in anticipating results to the extent shown by the share prices.
 Of course some of these newer properties may fail to make good up to the point that recent share prices would seem to indicate, but on the other hand. when due allowance is made for all the retarding conditions that have been met with it would seem to be entirely possible, if not probable that these four other com panies will yet do more than has been expected.
 The impatience of mining stockhold- CTS is proverbial Some of them want to find new ore bodies each day Right now the beavy holders here of B. C. stocks say that all or nearly all of the complaining and knocker stories come from the very small sharehold- CTS and those who are practically ig- norant of the showings underground.
 The ore bodies so far shown in the stand firm" and wait patiently for the result Of the miners testing. Thus far legitimate mining goes and no farther and those who buy shares on pure speculation shopld be content to accept what fate or sood luck brings them.
 But cheer up. boys, there is good time coming Our best prophets say there will be a boom in mining shares this fall and that in fact there will be a gradual improvement from this time on. Many of our traders are greatly perplexed by the present state of the market and don't know whether to buy more or to let go what they have, but it is generally conceded that this is a good time to send back home for more money, te Euy more stock to make more money -etc.
 This is payday Saturday here anC today the checks for the $4O0.00O di vidend of the c. & A. were mailed Next Thursday the Calumet & Heck
 will hand out ten dollars share Osceola is just putting out a di-iden'
 and I suppose several other loca.
 mines are at it but life is too shor . to keep track of them all.
 The Tamarack Mining Co. now ha
 in commission its two mammoth drum ] hoists at the number five shaft. Thes : are the Worlds finest hoists and the } are jumbos of the first water and wel
Bisbee daily review., 1905-06-25
Good Reports From Fl eIobo.

W. S. Dixon. secretary and treasurer
 of the Fl Globo Mining Co, returned
 from a hasty inspection of the mines on the Nacozari train Monday MT. Dixon went down on Saturday. The Fl Glo..o is a gold and silver property owned largely by Milwaukee capital fsts with their chief office with Won Arnim and Dixon in this city. At the present time Mir. Dixon says they are working over fifty men doing general development work and that the prop erty looks exceedingly promising. The mill site has been graded and within the next few months a twenty stamp mill will be installed and put to crush ing the ore which, from, present as- says. will make large returns to the owners. All over Sonora and around Nacozari and Moctezuma MT. bxon xavs that prospects are fine and a great deal of work is being done There is more mining activity and more machinery being installed than ever before in the history of that ricn mining country and he looks for some excellent properties to be developed: MT C. A. Romadka Is the president of the Fl Globo company and he is at tbe present tire il the east and VIII
Bisbee daily review., 1905-06-25

VACATION TIME. vacetion time should bring rest, recreation and comfort; and comfort of the solid and pleasing variety means no high col lar stiff hat and no-itching scalp It is for this last discomfort that Newbro's Herpicide be- comes summer necessity as it stops itching of the scaIp and Prckly Heat almost instantly. Take Herpicide with you your vacation.
 SCALP WARNING. Itching of the scalp is not so much a punishment for past neglect as it is warning for the future. It shows. almost conclu sivey, that the vine1ike, mfcrobic growth that causes dandruff itching scalp and falling hair has entered the Sebaceous glands and unless this growth is stopped and kept of the scalp, badness will follow
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Walkers Copper Letter. '''' 1 % ''1'; '' ..

Old Tcmin on's copper Is understood to be costing more than cents per pound at present. This is due, how ever. to the fact that the old system of mining is being employed and the old hoist is still in service. while abnormal underground development work is being charged as an operating cost and the profit per pound on cop per coming from custom ores is of course much smaller than on that coming from the company's own mines. Of the 3.l00,000 pounds of copper produced in May, about 2 1000 .OOO pounds came from the Old Dominion and United Globe mines and was made at a much lower cost. The remaider came from custom and sulphide ores from other properties
 The company's new concentrator is not yet ready for operations. When it is completed the new shaft and hoist will cone into use. and mining costs will be. greatly reduced. Mining costs are at present almost S1.5o per ton lower than the average of the year 1902 and smelting. which in that year averaged s4.27 per ton. is now costing only s2.65 per ton. From ,, 900 to 5000 tons of old slag is now being smelted weekly. This slag yields an average of about 40 pounds of copper to the ton, and at this rate the supply on the property will last for years.
 The management believes that its copper cost will soon be reduced be- low 10 cents per pound. As its pres ent production is being made from raw ore with three furnaces,it is to be expected that it will be consider ably increased when its fourth fur mace, now under construction, is com -pleted, and when a supply of high grade concentrates are coming to the shelter from the new mill.
 The consolidated company has floating debt of about s400.000. which is offset by supplies and other quick assets. The company is expected to close the present year with all of it's construction completed and paid for and surplus to it's credit.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-06-25
THAT TIRED FEELING.

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Bisbee daily review., 1905-06-25

ly elated over the prospects of the future developmeD
 AS soon as raisi 'ad conditions are settled and we can estimate expense the proper machinery will be install ed for the treatment of our ore Probably by the first Of the year one hundred ton smelter will be in stalled. ."-Phoenix Enterprise.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-06-25
Much in the Way of RumOrs. About the BOhanzas AilOat

worth a trip all the way from Bisbee to see them. They hoist men and rock from the deepest hole in the world. a , compartment vertical shaft sI50 feet deep. This is a hot mine. in fact it's reputation of that kind together with the general scarcity of miners in this district leaves these mammoth hoisting machines running light" as the company is short two or three hundred men in this one shaft.
 All the companies continue full blast and new ground is being open ed on all sides.The vacation season is now at hand and the railroads and steamboats are taking away many or our people.
 The last day of the week findS fewer stocks pressing for sale than has been the case for the past month. Good investment buying is noticeable in the whole list with North Butte advance the price of this stock to 30 at one season. C. & A. is also taken whenever offered between 92 and 93. C. & P. finds a ready market at p. l.. s. & P. is weak around 90 while both issues of P. & D. are strong at |1412 and 16 1-2. There are no trades in Junction and stock does not come out under G5. There are 90 points to be made by buying now and holding for the announcement of the reorgan- ization which is sure to take place this fall L. s. & A. is holding its own at 1-2 bid. s asked. Don't fail to get some of this stock around these prices Holders of development stock of Chiricahua are given the privilege to subscribe for one share for each share they now hold at s10 per share. This will give the company 10000 shares of development stock instead of 10000. This offer. gives the pres ent holders double the amount of stock in the mining company when the reorganization takes place. Black | Mountain holds firm at 3.20 to 3.25 and insiders are talking very favora- bIy of this stock Nothing doing in
 W. & A. Sales today were made at 214. Closing prices were as follows: c. & A. 92693
 C. & P, 22d24
 L. s. s P. 29 3-4M 90 1-2
 i P. & D.. 14 1-26t5
 Junction. 6OG65
 North Butte. 24 1-2625
 Chiricahua. 27G2S
 L. S. & A. 71-2GS
 | w. & A.. 1902 S-4
 Ariz.-Hancock. 3G4
Bisbee daily review., 1905-06-25

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Bisbee daily review., 1905-06-25

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Bisbee daily review., 1905-06-25

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Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-01
Residence Lots

S70O-Sheridan ST., west of Soto, Boyle
Heights
S725-Lot at Florencita Park, on Long
Beach line; terms.
S900-Southwest corner on West 2lth
St; 50X135
S15OO-San Julian, between Pico and Fiji
teenth; 40X1S5.
S2250-Union avenue, near Eleventh ST.;
a good buy.
S25OO-A corner on Hope, near Jefferson;
lot 60X165 to alley.
$25OO-East front on Commonwealth ST.,
north of Sixth; 60X170.
$3000-Lot on MalVer ave. In Alvarado
Terrace tract; 4T1Rxl5O.
$3200-SouthWeSt corner on Main ST.,
Just the thing for a grocery store.
$5000-WcN+'n'l 'le avenue, near 10th; 5Oxl5O
to alley.
s6OOO-Beautiful lot on w. Adams St. /;
1OOXlSO; a decided bargain.
S65OO-Southeast corner lot on w. 18th
St, close in; 70X110.
$65O0-S5-foot frontage just west of Nor
mandie on Adams st; will con-
slider exchange for bungalow in
west or southwest.
$775O-West Adams ST. lot 100x2S0; high
sSOOO-Northeas corner on Alvarado
street lot 10Ox150 to alley.
S1OOOO-Sightly lot in beautiful West
Adams Heights. 151x160; just the
place for nice home. This place
should be seen to be properly ap-
preciated.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-01
FOR SALE
Houses

FOR SALE
$120OO-11 rooms, w. Ninth St,
good for apartments, close In. 4.-
$8500--11 rooms, modern 2-story'
close in on W. Second st. =.
sS0O0--S-room house, large lot,
Lincoln ST., close to Figueroa.
$7500-2 flats of rooms each,
Grand View, near Eighth.
S6500-S-room house, exceptlonalIy
fine home, s. Bonnie Brae.
$6500--8-room house, swell none'
w. 1th ST., close in. -.
$650O-7 rooms, w. Fifth ST. moo-
ern in every particular
s6O0O--S-room house, Alvarado st.,
opposite Palm Place. Bargain.
$6000--S rooms, modern, 2-story' W.
Second st. A bargain.
S6000-7 rooms, Lincoln ST., near
S3750-6 rooms, fine home, Win
field ST., near Burlington. ,,
s3500-6 rooms, nice home, Win
sSo0oE7 rooms, nice home, E. gath;
this is bargain.
$3O0O-5 room bungalow. large
rooms, RoXbury St, near cars.
$2S00-6 rooms, e. Vernon, close to
$2SOO-6 rooms, W. 18th st., value in
lot; close In, bargain.
s2750-5- room new bungalow, nice
location; Roxbury st. 49,,
S2600-5 rooms, large reception nall'
modern, w. 21st st.
$26O0-4 rooms and bath, modern
up-to-date home, New Hampshire St
$2600--6 rooms, e. Adams; $lOOO
cash, balance like rent.
$2500--6 rooms, nice little home w.
3Sth St; good terms
$25O0-6 rooms, Council ST., near
Union ave.; fine hill lot.
$2250-6 rooms. close in on New
Hampshire St, handy to cars.
$2200-6 rooms, W. 2lst ST. nice
little home; value in lot.
$21OO-7 rooms, e. 32d ST., close to
Main and cars.
Homes of above description, nicely
ments and easy terms. We have a
large list.
Also a large list of we'll located
lots in different parts of the city,
from $3.50 up; can be sold for cash or
on easy terms.
j. A. MORLAN 6 CO.,
0n1.Q Eav RuiIdfuR.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-01
FOR SALE
Houses
TIT
g. GSEbl1ER
329 H. W. HELLMAN BDG.
Houses
Ome=StOry
Ome-St0F'y

s22O0-$250 cash, balance easy terms; o.
rooms and bath; new and well
built.
S265O-$3OO cash, balance terms; new B.
room cottage, with all modern
conveniences, on West 9th ST.,
near three car lines.
S2750-$250 cash, balance S25 per month )
rooms and bath, all in good con-
dition; situate on E. 31st st.
S2800-$500 cash, balance payments; COT
tage of rooms, with hard wood
floors, and all other conveniences;
West Jefferson st.
S3000-S10O0 cash, balance mortgage; z
room house on large lot In Boyle
Heights.
S320O-$50O cash, 500 per month: 5-room
cottage in southwest; hardwood
floors and every convenience.
$3200-S700 cash, 500 per month; West
2Sth St, 5-room cottage, with hard
wood floors and everything to
$3750-$400 cash, balance monthly pay
ments; new Groom house on Cor
dova street, near La Sale; hard
wood floors, shades and screens
all in; bath and every conven-
ience; large lot in West Adams
Heights tract.
s45OO-S5O0 cash, balance monthly pay
ments; rooms, hardwood floors,
bath, all other conveniences.
S4650-S500 cash, balance terms; West
goth St. lot 50x136; new 8-room
house, hardwood floors. shades,
screens, bath and toilet; beautiful
puilt-in buffet. handsome ceilings
and tinted walls.
$465O-South Magnolia ave-, S-room house
with east exposure; new and up
to-date in every respect; $500 cash,
balance monthly payments.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-01
TwO=StOry

$35O0-Terms to suit purchaser; lot 45X
13O, on West 37th ST.; rooms and
bath, gas and electricity; one
block from car line.
$4000-$700 cash, S25 per month; on Har-
ward boulevard southwest cor
ner lot; rooms and bath, cleo
tricity, oak floors, mantel, built
in buffet shades; up stairs. fin
ished in white enamel; lawn
started
s4OOO-S4OO cash, balance monthly pay
rnents; rooms, all in good condi-
ton with every modern conven-
S5OOO-7 rooms and bath, elegant fix
lures, oak floors downstairs,
maple up; old gold brick mantel;
beautiful ceilings, frieze in three
rooms; book shelves and modern
plumbing; lawn started and lot
fenced.
$5250-West 24th ST., rooms and bath,
gas and electric fixtures, oak and
maple floors, artistic old gold
brick mantel, beamed ceilings,
frieze boards in three rooms; lot
fenced.
s725O-Magnolia near Eleventh; rooms.
two modern baths, oak and maple
floors very fine fixtures; plate
glass windows, paneled rooms ana
beamed ceilings; handsome art
beveled plate entrance; 3 sunny
bed rooms on second floor; fn1Sh-
ed in white enamel.
$7S50-South Bonnie Brae; 9 rooms, two
modern baths, expensive gas ana
electric fixtures, oak and maple
floors; old gold brick mantel
beamed ceilings and paneled
rooms, upstairs in white enamel;
art beveled plate entrance; mod
ern in every respect; granite re-
tanning wall across front of lot;
swell location.
S7OOO-Double house, rooms each, be-
sides bath and toilet, gas and cleo
tricity, combination fixtures, man
tells and instantaneous heaters,
all in good condition; good lawn
in: rental value $50 per month;
situate on Tenth, west of Figue-
rOa.