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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-05
DAssO'S pAsTARDLY DEED.
Rejected Lover Shoots YOUNG
Lady I'm the Month,

Rockford H., June G.-Mlss Belle
llnrrlson returning from church nt
Hebron, IN company with Charles poeL
last nlght, met Dell Daeso, a farm hand
whose attentions she had declined 10
nocopt DnesO drew revolver ana or,
dCred the young woman 20 get ont of
Poots buggy She refused, and Dass0
shot her In the mouth, ana then fired
q bullet into Peeta breast, Poet viii
probably die and the girl N also IN
critical condition, DaB8o escaped
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-05
GERMAN HEADQUARTERS IN
SOUTHEAST AFRICA FALLEN

London, June t-.A dispatch 10 u
ntws agency from Capetown enys ma.
i've reports have been received M Of.
llrlnl quarters to the effect that Warm.
pad, The German headquarters IN south.
Wesl Africa, has fallen, and that tho
snrrlson has persisted, No nows IL
oblalnhblo except from native sources
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-05
Denies Missouri's Application,

Washington juno 6,-.SocN TAFT 10,
dpy. denied the application Of the ptate
uI MlBsoull 20 t0ko possession Of the
MerchnntS bridge across the MRsls.
sud- river NJ 81 Louis On The ground
lbul more mas been no violation Of
conditions ~ the charter
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-05
PROVO MAN ARRESTED.

4 man named w. O. Williams from
Provo was arrested shortly after
O'Clock this morning by Oncor Clough
ANA Waterman irvine Williams re-.
comfy escaped from The Provo city inll,
whore he was ecrying time FOR 4 M II.
domoanor OnCors from the Garden
CITY wIll como for tho prisoner today
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-05
STRONG TENSION IN FRENCH
CABINET.

Paris Juno j,.Slrong tension IN
developing IN the cublnot Hg the result
NJ the rejection by the sultan u Mo-
rocco of the French reform proposals,
Tho situation IN similar 70 that when
Foreign Minister Dolcaese suddenly
presented his resignation, He has not
quarters that he may retire n his
Moroccan policy does not receive tho
united support OF the ministers, II IN
expected that the sultnnE action IN
proposing to refer tho question 10 an
international conference WIN be sub.
mlitcd io the council Of ministers To-.
morrow, Tho question Of lts acceptance
or rejection n likely to Involve also
the cabinet situation.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-05
MOROCCO PROPOSAL
WILL Be DECLINED
Quite Certain England, France,
Spain and Russia VIII Agree
To No Conference
GERMANY MAY Be OPPORTUNIST
Ia French Cabinet strong Tension is
Developing as Result sf the
Sultan's Aclisn

Fesp Morocco Friday, jane 2. No
doubt IA entertained IN diplomatic eff.
clcs that the proposal Of Morocco to
submit the French propofale 10 con.
ference OF the powers signnDdry Of the
Madrid convention VIII be- categorical.
" declined by tho British French,
Spanish aud Russian governments.
Uncertainty prevails regarding the at.
lludo of the other powers II rs
thought IN some quarters that Germany
may utilize the Moorish proposals. us a
proloNl to outer into direct negotiations
WIN Fnnce, IN which ease the Moroo.
can question may possibly bo settled
In Paris or Berlin,
The fact that the Moorish decision
nv launched ON the owe ol the arrival
here Of Gerald \, LoWlhor, the Brit.
ish minister here, rs commented upon
ma IL regarded Az boing distinct
mark ~ dltcouucsy 10 Great britain
Count Won northumberland, head
Of the German mission, IL evidently
IN high favor ~ tho palace, whore he
has frequent interviews with the sul.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-05
EQUITABLE AFFAIRS.
Inquiry Into Them by n, Y
state Authorities Continued,

Nov York June 5.-The inquiry mt,
we Equitable Life Assurance society by
We state authorities was resumed In
,nO Equitable olllcos today by supt
Francis Hendricks ~ the state mNls
nnce department. Second Vice preH.
drht T0rbell WAS again before that
ollloidl though from what could DO
learned his examination was brief
sOpl' Hendricks today said hp hal
Already examined Jacob Schlf. He de.
ollned 10 say that directors, other than
him.
Jonn A. stewart member of the com.
lnltteo of seven appointed BY the dlrec.
tora To nominate u chairman of the
bonrd taid ho would not decide ps 10 MI
course untll Wednesday when the next
speci II meeting " the Equitable dlro1.
Tors ~ 10 be hold, y, q, Mills, an0lhor
member Of the nominating committee,
said today,
while Il ~ possible that / win 70.
tign, ] VIII not decide the matter tnltll
the meeting Of the board"
COOLIDGE RESIGNS.
Boston, June 5,"-Thomas Jefferson
Coolidge of this city today announced
mat ne had resigned az a director OF
we Equitable Life Assurance society
" New York, ana also ns member
or me committee Of seven appointed al
ne directors meeting m Now York
lhfl Wcok 10 select u chairman OF thu
board OF directors,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-05

TO secure licenses, thus TO prolcc, the
pulohnNcr from many "mystorlous'
boiler explosions that mighl otherwise
DO traced 10 c0rclassncss In Tho mnnu-
fuotur0 Of the boiler,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-05

|aResdy made storss" arc 40 salsbls 40
ready made cloths. " you feel surs
that you are IN the wrong line OF
business, lind a buyer Tor your store
through a want ed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-05

In house, office, store or factory ono
careless or nool gent employees will
eost YOU 40 much 40 your tasos, A
llulo hrlnnees and y little want adj
yertlslng viii remedy tho matter
Bisbee daily review., 1905-03-12

likely to sell above 16 cents during the spring months.
 Copper is enterin gupon a new era The consumption of the metal has un- questionably overtaken production, and the prospect now is that the de- mand will continue strong enough to hold the price up above IS cents per pound for months and perhaps for years to come. Natural conditions are forcing unexpected wealth on the holders of copper mining stocks. Dur ing the past years of diversity the mine operators have learned how to produce and market copper at a cost averaging not over nine cents per pound. They have planned to make their profits on an average 12-cent copper market, and the capitalization of their companies and their develop ment expenditures have been made on this Basis. They now find that their profits have suddenly been increased from so to 100 per cent, and their greatest annoyance is at present caus- ed by their inability to immediately inczsase their production.
 Copper is now being sold as far ahead as July and August at 15 1-2 cents per pound, and producing com panies are securing two and a half cents per pound greater profits than as recently as a year ago they had any reason to expect. This difference of two and half cents per pound will mean a tremendous increase in net profits this year. For instance, Butte is producing 350,00O, 600 pounds of cop per annually. The mines of that dis trict make good profits on 13-cent cop per. With a 15 1-2-cent copper mar ket their net profits this year will be increased nearly S9,000.000. Lake Superior profits will. for the same req son, be S5,000,000 greater. and another s5. .030.0 GOO will go in extra profits to the owners of the mines of Arizona. At least $4,0O0,0O0 additional will be secured by the producers of Utah, California. Tennessee and New Mexi- co, and Mexico and Cananea will also come in for $3,OOO.O0O to s4,OOO,OO0 of this gratuitous distribution. IL would thus seem that American copper pro ducers will this year receive between $50 .00O, GOO and s60 ,OO0,0 900 in net prof. it's from their operations.
 These profits are so abnormal, as
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compared with those made in other industrial lines. that they will surely lead to increased activity in the cop per world. Explorations Tor new mines will be undertaken in all dis tricts, and copper mining investments will deservedly increase in popularity Thus it seems certain that we must be on the eve of a tremendous invest ment and speculative movement in the copper share market
 No element is lacking. The values exist, stocks are we'll held, increased earnings and larger dividends are coming, the public is rich, money is easy, and unless human nature has radically changed, we shaIi wlIness this spring a most exCs.ing specula- tive movement in the copper stocks. The Boston market is dull now. and seemingly has little attraction for the active trader; but the coppers present an opportunity to the shrewd inves- tor, believe, that may not be equalled again in many years.
 Amalgamated will, if rumor can be believed, issue statement to stock holders about g month hence giving detailed information concerning it's as- sets, and also the cost of production, profits on operations and a consensus of expert reports relating to the prob able life of the company's mines. can not help feeling doubt that such a statement will be issued, but I will be quite likely to be able to state definitely within a week or two wheth- CT or not the .Tumors are true. View ed from a speculative standpoint, if it is really the intention of the man. agement to put out a report. Anal gamated is a perfectly safe purchase on every reaction until after the re- port makes its appearance, for the stock will almost surely make it's highest record quotations of the up- ward movement after the statement is issued.
 The basis of many of the rumors such as the one mentioned is nothing more or less than ordinary common sense and logic. Of course the pro- moters of Amalgamated feel the abuse that is being heaped upon them by the press and the magazines. How can they best vindicate themselves? |? Why, by issuing a statement showing that the stock is worth fully the orig
Bisbee daily review., 1905-03-12
Walkers Boston Copper and Financial Letter sp:ass Tss Ssrf sssse

Boston, March 11.-George H. Wal ker in his Commercial letter says:
 Copper is dull and firm. Lake is unchanged at 15 1-2 cents, and cleo trolytic remains at 15 1-4 cents per pound. During the past two weeks the buying demand has been smaller than for some time previously. and this has led to the circulation of bear ish reports. This situation is not at all an unusual one in the trade. how ever, copper being an article that is not bought and sold every day When the consumers make move they usu- ally all act together. No surprise may be felt, therefore, if next week witnesses a demand that cannot be supplied at current prices.
 Trade conditions are as whole very satisfactory. There is no cop per pressed for sale from any source, the small producers being as firm in their demand for full prices as are the larger interests. Domestic con- sumption is said to be heavier than a year ago, and steadily increasing.
 OOPPOA CAPOi No AOA amounted to 15,S66 long tons. compar- ed with 17,073 tons a year ago. The decrease does not reflect a reduced foreign consumption. In the early months of last year copper was sell ing around 12 1-2 cents, and foreign consuming interests were buying free ly in anticipation of the big advance in prices that has since been realized. Now they are using up their surplus supplies and buying on the hand to mouth principle.
 Business conditions in Europe are improving steadily, and the great con sumption of copper in armaments must also continue for a year or two to come. The Russian navy is at the bottom or the sea. the Japanese navy is wreck, and the experience of the past year has aroused all governments of the world to the necessity of build ing new ships. strengthening coast de fences, building telegraph and tele- phone lines for war uses and provid- ing up-to-date armament for their mili- tia. The outlook for a heavy copper consumption is. therefore, even more favorable now than it was a year ago The leading authorities of the trade continue to believe that copper is
Bisbee daily review., 1905-03-12

{ inal subscription price, and by caus- ing the stock to again sell at par. Both of these things could probably be done. The statement might call for a straining of bookkeeping prac- tice, and it might not Market con ditions are all right to put Amalgamat- ed to $100 per share and skillful op- orator might be able to do it without losing dollar. On 15 1-2 cent cop per Amalgamated is very prosperous. and traders will do well to keep this fact well in mind while trading in the stock.
 shannon conditions are officially de- clared to be showing continued inn provement. Several new ore bod ies have been opened up of late, and a very large tonnage of concentrating and smelting ore are made available. Production has been somewhat cur tailed by flood damage to the railroad over which the company's ores go to the reduction plant, but it is said that the floods did not in any way injui the Shannon's mines CT works.
 Officials say that the report that the company will need new money is not warranted by the facts. The in terest on it's bonds is now being paid, the company has a surplus of cash in excess of present needs and additions to this are being made from curreat earnings. From now on Shannon's monthly production IS expacteI 10 be limited only by the capacity Of it's plant. as the mines, which a few months ago had only three months ore supply in sight, are now estimated to have blocked out and availahie more than two-years' supply.
 In March the company should make in excess of 100000 pounds of cop per.
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proposed improvements will carry a practically new building on the site of the present fire house. It is prob able that the one story of this building as it stands will be remodeled and made into modern fire house quar- ters for paid department. A second and possibly third story will be added for city hall and city office purposes.
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 The plans for the improvements at the E. P. & s. W.depot, which will practically make a new structure of that building have been finished and are now ready for the builders. These plans were thought to have been ready a couple of months ago but some important alterations have been made since then, on the sugges- tion of Agent McNair. The changes were made in vieY of the undoubt- edly great growth that the business of the road will experience here dur ing the next couple of years This in crease has been coming on steadily and each day shows a little more in sight. The additions proposed to the building have become absolutely nee essary at the earliest date possible.
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 Under the plans for the changes at the depot as they now stand it will have when the work is finished a resemblance in a general way on the exterior to the depot at Douglas. The finish will be more attractive, how ever, as it is to be of cement on steel lath. The waiting room and ticket of flee arrangements will also be more desirable. more light and room be- ing provided along with more con venient toilet room arrangements. Upstairs there will be roomy quarters for the several departments of the freight and passenger offices. Agent McNair took look at the future in the matter of needs in working room
Bisbee daily review., 1905-03-12

for his office force and has succeeded in securing plans providing convent ence and space. The building when completed will be the best arranged and handsomest on the line of the railroad.
 The almost impossible condition of Brewery during the last month and difficulties presenting in the matter of reaching the postoffice have made for talk of a change in the site of the postoffice and also of a cam paign for a government building. It is believed that the present site of the library could be secured for a govern ment building, though there is some doubt whether there is room availa. ble there that the government re- quires about buildings of the char. acter that Bisbee would want and is entitled to. The proximity of the railroad track is also a feature the government would take exception to-. Several sites are available, however, which would be desirable and meet with government requirements.
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 An appropriation by Congress is necessary to get a government build ing for Bisbee, recommendation by the postoffice department being a pre- liminary step. If a strong fight was put up for the building before the next session of Congress the chances should be good for Bisbee getting an appropriation for the much needed improvement A S100,000 building would be appropriate, and there would be little sense in striving for any. thing else. With the great growth that is assuredly making in Bisbee a building of less extent would be prac tically out of date before completed. Throughout the east and middle west there are cities of far less importance than Bisbee with government build.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-03-12

Despite the exceedingly discourag- ing weather that has confronted real estate and building during the last several weeks there has nevertheless been considerable activity. The situ- ation in the city is such that the ele- ments are powerless to check prog ress. They have certainly made a good hard trial at it recently. and have failed.
 Regardless of rain there has been building steadily in progress through out the storm. The demand for houses and business locations has been such that builders have in many instances gone ahead with their work from sheer necessity. Hammer and saw industriously piled have not been an unusual sight by any manner of means in pouring rain.
 A few days of sunshine will bring a wonderful racket of hammer and saw thrOughout the city and suburbs. Not less than a hundred builders are waiting impatiently for the weather to give sign that it has assuredly cleared for the spring season. Just as soon as it gives this sign there will be more doing in the building line than the city has ever before witness ed in progress at a given periodp
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 Another large lodging house build ing. on modern lines and equipped with all conveniences will be started as soon as the weather clears. It will be erected by Mrs. Jones, above the gymnasium. Plans for the new build ing are now prepared and bids have been asked for. It is probable that the building will be finished with cement on steel lath. It is to have eighteen rooms.
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 The new FitzsimmOns-Jenning build
Bisbee daily review., 1905-03-12

The recent rains have caused a number of miners to take their placer outfits to favorable spots on Granite Willow and Lynx creeks. In the Rich hill section there are dozens of Mexi- cans hunting for the free gold. Some of those who are operating now are said to be getting good returns, one of them being in the city last night with gold amounting to $6, which he had taken out in one days work Prescott Herald
Bisbee daily review., 1905-03-12

|, ings erected at cost of from $50, ,00o to $150,0OO. Vigorous effort ought to bring Bisbee equal consideration. The Sweet memorial drinking foun- tain to be erected on the plaza be- tween the library and the Copper Queen store will add much to the appearance of that quarter and aI the same time afford the public a convenience it has long stood in need of. There is plenty of everything in Bisbee to drink except water, for the man on the street. In the same con nection, the city council would take a highly creditable step if it would provide at least a couple of watering troughs at different points in the city for the benefit of animals.
 Dr. Cassidy during the week pur- chased a lot through J. E. Thompson of Tom Tate at Lowell It is a bus mess location and will probably be built upon by DT. Cassidy during the spring.
 Oliver Gray during the week bought two choice lots through B. J. O'Reilly in the Mason addition in Tombstone canyon. MT Gray will build cottages on the lots.
 A. G. Watkins has a neat cottage under erection on a lot he recently purchased through J. E. Thompson on Mason hill.
 Frank Coles has purchased from Martin O'Hare the lot adjoining his present residence on Mason hill. MT. Coles will build a cottage on the lot some time during the spring.
 MT. Morrison has a new cottage building in Tombstone canyon. 4
 ". J. Lewis is building a new cos- tage on the hill near the laundry.
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ing at Lowefl will soon be rearing it's walls. Foundation has been com menced and the work is to be hurried along as fast as the contractors can make it go. The new building will add one more to the handsome and substantial list of structures in the suburb and will afford some nice of flee rooms. several of which have already been spoken for.
 The general office buildings of the c. & A. on the Junction tract will coss about S40,000. Plans are now in the hands of contractors to be bid upon. They contemplate structures that will be a credit to the company from the architectural standpoint Tn the matter of adoption to the business that will be carried on in the new buildings there has been no detail overlooked to provide quarters that will give opportunity for work to the very best advantage. The buildings will be the biggest kind of a lift to the town of Lowell.
 Though it has not been so announc. ed. it is reasonable to suppose that the location of the general offices of the c. & A. at Lowell will lead in a very short time to the establishment of depot at that point by the E. P. & s. w. The traffic by rail between Bisbee and Lowell has given suffi- cient ground for depot conveniences there for some time. Should the c. & A. insist upon etransacting it's vo- luminous business with the railroad company at an office within conven- tent range ot it's own general offices there is no doubt that a depot and an agent would be installed by the railroad company very promptly. It is to be expected that the c. & A. will want the convenience.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-03-12

With the paving of Main street. which is now assured, and that at ap early date. the spring will undoubt- edly see many important building i'm provements started on that thorough fare. The new Jones building next the Miners Merchants bank will probably take the lead of these but the promise is that it will have sev. eral others .as close seconds. The Jones building will be a handsome two story brick structure and will make decided improvement in the appear. ance of things on the lower end of Main street.
 Business people on Main street have only been waiting for the grade to be established and their rights in the street to be determined before going ahead with improvements which will make it one of the best looking and most substantial thoroughfares in the Territory. Previous to the putting in of the new fire mains property owners on, the street held back from improve ments because of lack of protection from fire. The new mains and the high pressure water service that they have has provided a degree of fire protection. in so far as available wa ter service is concerned, that is not eXcelled anywhere in the Territory.
 The need for a paid fire department still remains, but it is so well appre- ciated that there is little if any doubt that it will be provided within the next several months, together with extension of the fire main system 50 as to cover the whole town. The city council and the fire department com mittee have figured that this can be done for s20.00O and the plan is to call for a bond issue in that sum just as soon as the council can get the matter outlined in full detail. The