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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-10-05

kodol Djspepsia Cure ID certainly won
derfai remedy for Indigestion, Dy,pspsis
and weak stomschs. They say IL never
falls to cure and that Il strengthens the
digestive organs and makes the stomach
and breath ~ sweet ~ rose, Sold BY A.
II. Pet,ibope.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-10-05

aes stFtss@ - 1wssbatiits @s. s.isstatr
in the Same besi A. ~s h Manchester from
the foilowlhg
aof1 hylle 10 grieyoualy troubled BY =
scarcity OF desirable tenemenis House
hubiets ~ the bcs. sort are numerous and
satisfactory 4asrtefs are secured only BY
speaking Ia kdvAncs ana waiting long. A
nambei offsmllIes, desirable 10 every wsy
who wished 20 move from outside towns In.
10 Aoruyille about sept. l, NTH The pr.
may obitcl Of educating their children.
we're pleNpbled by sheer liability TO iiud
suitable tensments Il would seem thai
local capital might hpd profitable Invest
ment h building houses u moderate cost
10 meet the tenement d,mABd.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-10-05
JULIA uowARD's, E~r,rs.

" nrArn 90 yNaa INT. District ~ Msnohasisf, 80
lie N H. msmbtrea, thai Al session ~ the
Probate Court holden Al Aanch sier. within aud
for sAd District, ca The sist day Vt september
A. u 1919
whereas, George q, Hsdon. Admini.trstof Of
Iaia HossTa late 81 Dorset W said District,
atce.ssd. has this day presented ~ sAid q suN
hl. pe,itinn ia wrliing, setting forth that II
wall he necessary 10 soii al Of the real estate Of
sid deeosssd. TOT the psSmpa, ~ tbs debts snd
charges Of Administtaiien aud aiso that u ~iii
b. beneficial TOT III parties interested therein 10
sell the uhao uf The real estate Of said deceased
and All q tbs personal property 81 said dscess.
ed aud therein making spplieaiioH W said
Court faf i onse 10 maize suah sale.
|, 10 Ordered, that al persoos interested In
the estate 81 said deoeased be notih.t 10 appear
before said Court, Al the Probate onlas Ia Nan.
chester, ia said DISTRICT On tho 18th DAY %
October A. ID, 1904, by pahhcsiipn ai this order
throo weeks snocessiv#ly ptsvioas thereto In
the Manchester Journal. . newspaper prlntcd 81
Manchester Aforesaid, 20 show cause " any they
may have, Why said nespse should not hs
sfsSted
22sv W. B Ep0EGros. Judge.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-10-05

There were numerous evidences Saturday
eyeting sbd Sunday that liquor was being
sold 10 this village Illegally, but nothing
WA said about II. Wbyf Because IL would
Do 40 good ~ IL Ia apparently An impossi-
hiilty 10 get a man 10 tell The truth 10 n
liquor case Bristol Herald.
This IL DOT so In Manchester. VIM. Csul-
stone was hailed before the Bennington
County Grand Jury last June and there
were no lets than - charges proved against
him ard he was doed " 500 by Judge
Rasell The case was prosecuted by
States Atlerney Vim, X. Daley, and there
was 40 d1arth OF .witp6sses. The only
drawback was that the defeudenl WAS re-
leased on ball and departed. They got at
tie truth all righ. last jane.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-10-05

Asst fsgessgsng shsn.s s&afsas q sahserst
80 sAesst npt "a u gqve fesMft saesrs' - ~sia
sHserat
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-10-05

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isfsss ptsss sey sessts, bat ts@st .A svssp esss
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fsaf asllsr NJ sfisatef fsie g seeDYnsnss tssas
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-10-05

Grocen, butchers, grain and provisisi
dealers sre n quss.ed 70 send 10 prices each
week. Address Agricultural Editor.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-10-01

Mir. Charles Kirchoff has committed an interesting report of the Copper Industry of the World, from which we take the following:
 "A comparatively high level of prices, an enormous production and an unprecedented export demand were the characteristic features of the cop- per trade in 1904.
 Broadly. the features were an in- crease in the production of copper in the United States of 1l4.492. .75O pounds, from 69S.044.5l7 pounds in 1903 toS12. .537.267 pounds in 1904 an increase in the net exports of 231.- 63S.043 pounds. from 15i.G14.632 pounds in 1903 to 3S3.252.675 pounds In 1904 Tn other words. the enor- nous export trade absorbed not alone the increase in production. but 117.- lf5.293 pounds additional.
 Our domestic construction. how ever. fell off in 1904 as compared with 1903. so that instead of drawing upon our stocks 10 the extent of the whole ll7.00o000 pounds we drew upon them only to the extent of about 56- 0Oo.oee pounds.
 ne delaiie1 study Of the industry in the leading districts shows that a considerable increase in the produc- ton of copper will take place in 1905 unless some disturbance or catastro- phe causes a general or partial cessa- ton of work It is difficult 10 esti- mate the quantity for the year. even assuming that normal conditions will prevail. because the new producers swing into line from time time. usual ly al a helated date. and at a rate be- low the tonnage aimed at
 "The endorsements of old producers are subject 10 similar delays But making fu'l allowance for such causes. there is reason 10 believe that tho pro duction of 1905 will be larger by ac yeast 75o0ooo0 pounds than that of l9o4 and that possibly a production of o00N0.o00 pounds may be reachcd."
Bisbee daily review., 1905-10-01

States 1925 tons have already been shipped and about TOO tons further have been booked. This will have the effect of materially reducing the stock of standard, and as a consider ble portion of it is held by manufactur- ers-in addition to large quantities to arriye-for conversion into sulphate of copper. the number of warrants available for speculative purposes and for other consumers is now very limit ed and promises to become still more contracted.
 Tt is stated that 10000 tons of American copper purchased for ship ment 10 China during the remainder Of the year are offered for resale at i6 l-2c pei pound. but as it is believ- ed that this quantity will be readily absorbed. the report has had no influ- ence on values in New York No con frmaiion of tine report can be obtain el and 1t is now denied Lake is now quoted at 16 25 10 1875 cents. although large sales of electrolytic have been made at @ pounds sterling per ton. or r IS cents per pound
 English and continental viredraw- CTS experience great difficulty in ob- taining the high conductivity copper they require and offers are invited for delivery over the next six months the quantity availhle for delivery this year is, however. very small.
 "The cessation of the war between Japan and Russia is expected to con duce to a general expansion of trade cs0ocfa11y ir metals and tha ahuu1a-t crops in the United States augur well for a period of much prosperity. OK banding enterprise and largely iucreas- 0d consumption thronghour that coun- try"
 John Stanton. whose Knowledge Of copper conditions is granrel 10 be sec- 'nd to none. assumes a most aeeres- sive position nfavor of ihe legiti- macy of present level of prices In an interview MT. Stanton said:
Bisbee daily review., 1905-10-01

quite certain that a strong effort will be made to prevent sales below that figure in the future The greatest possible amount of copper will be consumed on a steady market. and when the mining companies again find the demandsack at around f cents they will begin making an dc- cumulation with which to prevent a return Co a hieher price level than l5 l-z cents Copper mining and sell ing promises to be conducted more scientifically and much more profiia- hly in the future than they have been in the past.
 There is a steadily increasing in- restment demand for the best grade 0f copper mining stocks. The h,-h price Uf copper is calling the aitentiNn of business men everywhere Co Tn
 enormous profits that are being made by he producing mines. and the ten
 iency is very naturally. to compare couners with other classes of invest ments. Al of tine big mines arc DOW
 .a~rine more than 70 per cent on the selling prices of their stocks and some nf them are earning nearly 20 per cent The fact that the clnsumptan 1f copper is actually exceeding pro- auction on a 1G 1-2 cent market be- speaks a future for the industry that compares favorably with that repre- santef by any other group 3i saf
 n the market Copper mining stocks as a whole present much better a- Nastmerf record han any oiher eN- calng possibly railroads. teieeraphs frf telephones and compared t0 these
 ta|r showing wnu'l ie most faVara- Nle CnnnffS arc never erennei with -ol3 arf silver enterprises and cla4--
 a- simply mirirg stocks hy anyone rln u~r al.farfs fha Subject $ is f-r ~ir1 ThH ieal ling copper mines .f tH- country paid dividends rea- ar- ir lrr'r- he wears in which th .ir product went more than half the wa -a maffaf eV1r railroads that were .rara.t hv receivers Like coal and iron rr07uct'on copper minire is Ds- -erfalv uaruf7cflrire business r would 'he d'ffcrit 10 discover. how U.er. Wl ar- auf-hirl like inc amount af money hos been male in coal Irrn production that has in copper mirire
 Tha c-nrer market i- pretty 'hqr esshg discrei.''nr Thomas " Iaw- son. His break 'n metal nr'ce- hls faiiei to ma-eria.i7e ard rhe "fac' he promised to give 10 the world long ago are not yet for'hcoriuE Th- fub'ic will not be likely 10 tae1 ticf- linz in its nose when next our Thomas takes snuff Even Lawson "canno'. fool all the people an the time" IT is wei known in State Street that there is a large short interest in the. coppers. including Copper Range Mol hawk. Utah Osceola. Greene and Cen tennial and it is no; improbable that another slo.Oon 900 pool may be form cd in an effort to provide necessary margins.
 The copper mines of the Tr'te' Stat wil hi- raar era 7ura arr- matov a0r 0n0.o0o pounds of copper at an averare profit Of fully 6 cents per pound making a total profit of
Bisbee daily review., 1905-10-01

S34,OOOO00. This years profits alone will wipe out the original cost of de- velopng a very large majority of the producing mines. and [ am not sure that it will not clear the board. The amount of money originally paid in for ihe development of number of the leading mines as follows: Calu- met X flee a. Sl 200 ,OOO: Quincy Sl. 49OoO0; Wolverine. SS20.000; Boston X Montana. s5.s50. 1000: Baltic. Sl 300. .- o0o. Trmountain, s2.000.cOO; Utah Consolidated, Sl 500. GOO.
 Here is a total of only about SIP. VuVVVu The amounts subscribed ny the people who financed such mines as AnacOnda. United Verde. ArizuIs copper and Copper Queen cannot ne stated. but the actual amount of money which went into them from the rockets of the deyelopers is DeieN ui % have been exceedingly small In other words these mines almost paid for th .r own development There IS every reason for the belief that the srea.es period of prosperity the cop per MlneS haze ever enjoyed is just aheai and also that this prosperity wi te discounted by the stock mar ket
 North Butte has only 4oV.oN1 shares of stock outstanding (nOt 45n1N0 as we. lated last week.. and i-s earn ll-- t .--N.n.t las, iu A--u- rfl'e sli..- .e than Sh ner share annual ly on it's stock This weeks hi-n prices f1r iLe stock represented a va uatiuu of over Sl>.NNuOVn for Noriii 8u-Ie- properties being only iiitle eS than the present mar6et valuation of Calumet * Arizona.
 These two properties are now pro lucin. ahoui all equal amount 9, cop ger. at ile rata oi aO.Nuu.uNv to 5-- 100000 pounds annually and # Is be- 'eVee that North Butte though ifs ores are treated af a custom shelter Is larrn- more than Calumet N Ar- lsua which operates its own sintiiei. North Burtas copper is being male at cost of less han ! cents per bound lf is tna ch-apeSf copper made n h. Butte district. The conn lans i constantly increasing its land llllir4- and ifs d-yeiopu con- fInu 70 -iye promise that Nolfh iui.a wil' h,ciI one uf ihe largest and most important producers of the worlds greatest copper camp.
 North Hufr- stock was pu, on the market at sl5 in April this year The o.mnar toas over the Suecuiaf1r mine which was a large pr0ducer and also he two claims u which he -w oie boiv that his lately developed slch remarkable value had al that time just been discovered It is cs iima-ed that the mines now have three years supply of ore in sight. The low cost of the companys copper is explained by the fact that it's ore is of very high grade yielding about 150 pounds of copper to the ton. be- sides fair values in silver and some gold.
 The briefness of the period that North Butte has len on the market operates aeainst it as a trading ock. The local banks do not take kindly to ii anl brokers do mot care to carry
Bisbee daily review., 1905-10-01
Weekly Resume Of Copper Stocked Metal Market Conditions 1ss 4ss Hxs %s

Copper is stronger. Lake and eiec- trolytic are now l6 3-S to l6 l-2 cents per pound, with very little for sale at the higher price for delivery previous to January. The fact that the lead ing producers. who sell in advance an amount equal to their minimum production. are all now making a maximum output is fortunately re- sulting in a far supply of spot cop per coming on the market every month This copper is relieving the famine condition and keeping melting pots supplied
 Domestic consumers of copper are all bare of supplies and are buying quite frt aly. There has been a faiiins off in he European bHying demand. but this does not reflect a reduced consumption Maufaciurers stocks Ci metal were larger abroad. but they are now beins exhausted while their posscsOrs are waiting for easier prices. There has recently been a conS.dera- be decrease in the foreign visible sup ply of copper; and though exports so IAr ta- var have reached the euor- nous total of 1so.471 tons the forei.r visible supply has srowr less than 900 tons.
 It is not improbable that this months export movement will he somewhat smaller than the average of the year Co date. pr0iuclns lutere~- $ say that this will be due tO tho .ac- that there is next Co no copper p ship. Foreign luylug is being dis c0urasei rather than encouraged. and proiuc.ng ana consuming interests are woran- together io prevent 2 r4-- away market. r. looks noN as jhar-- ir would be Q y~ry difficult matter io supply ihe legitimate demand for e-- per during the coming six uer srl Keep The price below r cents.
 l. is f.r0r,l that large sai t Lake copper was made within Nt.t at ] cents per pound This o,ur.- was said to be for October Nqverh-r and .,c uuer delivery.
 Ih nothing n s.gno that Fe- rrem ct relief from iie Ir.~ nt copper raiaet c.uftiorS 1Le une- gre uor making all -he cepfor iir, can. aui there is no coming iarr.G.s in rlal-ctiJn that Nili b. lar-e eu9l-A to hare a markel influence nn prices. Indeed ile worl - copper prll+",i ~n is now sl large approximately .-Ht C.0.tf- rJun ls--tlat tl. discovery and immediate development oi ne" Lake Superior or Butte dis'rie were such a thing possible would ra- suit in only a 5 Der cent increa~- .n the annual output. r seems there- fore that the price of copper must re- main high until there is reduction in business acuvitf al. over the word
 The experience copper producers ate now having will, it is believed. haze a strong influence on their course of action in future times when the de- mand for copper gets slack. They are learning the folly of selling cop per a low prices. If the price oi the metal ever esain touches F cent per po4.d there VIII be few sellers. IL is Il~ established tha' the norma price ot copper is something better than l4 cents per pound and it is
Bisbee daily review., 1905-10-01
THREE JURORS CURED.
Of Cholera Morbus With One Small Bottle of ChamberIsin's Cclic, Cholera and Diarrhoea
 Remedy.

Mrs c. W. Fowler, of HightOwer
 Ala. relates an experience he had while serving on a petit jury in a mur- der case at Edwardsv.lle, county seat of CleDourne county. Alabama He says: While there I ate some fresh meat and souse meat, and it gave me cholera morbus in very severe form. was never mere sick in my life, and sent to the drug store for a certain cholera mixture, but the druggist sent me a bottle of Chamberlain COlic. Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy in stead, saying he had what I sent for, but that this medicine was so much better he'd rather send it to me in the fix I was in. took one dose of it and was better in fye minutes. The
Bisbee daily review., 1905-10-01
c. w. HICKS, City Clerk.
PROPOSALS FOR ENCHANTING
 CITY LOTS.

Sealed proposals are hereby invited by the City of Bisbee for rhe excava ton and removal of one thousand cub ic yards or more of earth and rock al a stated price per cubic yard, from tho lot adjoining the Bisbee Improvement COmpany's building on Naco Road. ac cOrding to the plans and specifications filed in the office of the City Clerk by the City Engineer. said excavation and removal to be completed within forty five days from date of av arding of con tract
 Said proposals will be received at the office of the City Clerk until Thursday. October ,. 1905. at o'clock D. m., to be then opened and, must be in a sealed envelope. marked ''Propos- als for Excsyaung City Lot" All bids must be accompanied by certi fled check for ten per cent. of amount
Bisbee daily review., 1905-10-01

licenses issued to them, they shall or der the City Marshal t3 issue such li- ceuses under fha provisions of said Ordinance No. 35. but if after due con- s.derat.on they shall deem it im- proper 10 issue any of said licenses they shai notify the City Marshal not to issue the same and said licenses Sla. not thereafter be issued ny the City Marshal unless otherwise orr derad by The City Council
 Sec. 2 In all cases herein enumer- a-4d each applicant shal have the right af appeal from The decision of ~a.l committee Go the Common Ccun- cr al US mex. resuia. 1v sDsC-al meet ing
 sec. The License Committee herein provided for shall consist of three members of the Common Coun- ci.. appointed by tho Mayor and shall hold office during his pleasure
 Sec s The Common Council may for any cause shown, revoke any Il cense or licenses granted under the provisions of this ordinance.
 Sec. 9 Any person found guilty of violating any of the prov siOns of this ordinance shal' be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor. ana upon convic ton thereof shalll be fined in any sum not to exceed $500 nor less than $500. or by imprisonment in the City Jail for g period not to exceed twenty days. or by both such fine and i'm pr.sOnment.
 Sec 10 Al ordinances or parts of ordinances in conflict herewith are hereby repealed
 Sec. II. This ordinance shall take effect and be in force from and after the date of it's passage ny the Com mon Council and approved 5s ,Se Mayor.
 Passed and adopted this 2oth day of September 1905
 Approved this 2cth day Of Septem- Der. 1905.
 JOHN s. TAYLOR.
 Mayor of the City of Bisbee. Attest
 c. w. HICKS. City Clerk
Bisbee daily review., 1905-10-01

HE TT ORDAINED by the Mayor end Common Council of the City Of r'shcc IS follows
 Sec ] That 1t shall te unlawful for any person or persons to engase ir or carry OF a saloon business or wholesale 0r retail liquor business within the corporate limits of the City of Bisbee without first applying for sud obtaining license 70 conduct or carry on the sane. as is in this ordinance provided
 Sec Every person not hereto fore engaged in or carrying on a sa- loon business wholesale or retail liquor business. shall before engaging in he carrying on of such business in said c.ty file his application in writing with the City Clerk for l- cense to engage in or carry on any Of said classes of business, enumer- ated above. at least fifteen days be- fore commencing said business. Said City Clerk slal present sad appli- eaton to the License Committee as hereinafter provided for.
 Sec. 6 Upon the filing of such ap- picatiOn for a license the City Clerk shall imme lately notify the License Committeee who shall within five days from the time of filing such ap- pAcauon meet at the Council rooms and consider such application.
 Sec. 1 Ii after due consideration of said application said Committee finds 1t proper to grant said license. 1t shall within five days from said meeting notify the City Marshal to issue said license applied for as pro vided in Ordnaace No. 36. But if after due consideration of said ap- pication the committee should deem it improper tO grant such license ap- piled for. it shall within five days after said meeting notify said City Marshal not to issue said license as applied for.
 Sec. , Any person heretofore en- gagged in conducting or carrying on a saloon business, wholesale or re- tail liquor business under the pro- visions of said Ortniance No. 36. shall hereafter prior to the first Mon day after the goth day of December. March. June and September in each year file his application for a li- eense 10 conduct such business with the C " Clerk. and it snail be the duty of the License Committee tO meet 1 the first Monday after the goth of December, March, June and Sr tember in each year and con slider aid applications. and if after due e. -isideration thereof they shall find that the apppicants applying for a license are emitted to have
Bisbee daily review., 1905-10-01
NOTICE OF SALE OF TIMBER

Washington. D. C., August 25 1905.
 Sealed bids, marked outside, Bid. Case No l96, Chiricahua," will be re- ceived by the Forester, Forest Service. Washinston D. C.. until October 21. 1905. for the purchase of 4O0O cords Of deal standing and down timber from Block ?. District 2. Division 3. at the source Of Pinerv Canyon and Turkey Creek, in the Chiricahua Fo-- est Reserve. No bid of less than S.i0 per cord will be considered. A deposit of S400.0O must accompany each bid. For further details address Charles T. McGlone. Supervisor. Chir- icahua Forest Reserve, Paradise, Ari- zona-
 OVERTON w. PRICE. Acting Forester.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-10-01

Jl Il--
 The right is reserved to reject any or all bids.
 C. W. HICKS 2a-7t City Clerk. MINING APPLICATION NO. 1054. Uliled States Land Ofhce, Tucson, Arizona. Sept 23. 1905. Notice is hereby given that Claud M Henkel e a of Blshee. Arizona has made ap- p.cafion for patent tO the Iron Noun tain and Ir~n Mountain No. lJieS, Survey No. 3n59 approximately in Tp z3 S. R. 2 E. q. x S. R E. &r M War ren Mining District Cochise County. ic~crltel as follows. IRON NOUN TAIN NO. 2: Beginning a. Cor. No. ]. whence C. 5 M N. No brs. s. 22 dees l7 mins w. 3VG2G5 f.. thence Y. 3S degs. 90 mins. W. 200.C ft to Cor. No. ?. thence N q dess. 5e mins. F. lo0C.0 f. 10 Cor. No. g. thence $. 3S dess. 50 mins. E. 325 fl. to Cor. No. 4, thence 5. degs. r mins. ". 51l.3 f. 10 Cor No. ,, thence s. q degs. 4o mins. W. G02.S fl. to Cor. No. 1. the place of beginning. IRON NOUN -NA A}N - fnlt4Lr cA OCl -NP- -f whence L. $. M VI. No. i brs. $. 19 degs { mins. W. S1G2.44 it.. thence N. 2S degs. 30 mins. w. 349 ft. to Cor No. 9. thence \. q degs. 20 mins. w. 2S9.7 f. 10 Cor. No. 9. thence N. 31 dees. mins. E. s75.S 1t. to Cor. No. 4. thence 5. 3S degs. 90 mins. E. 63S.7 1t. tc Cor. No. ,. thence s. 31 degs. 5S mins. w 1909 it. to Cor. No 1, the place of beginning. The locations are recorded as follows: Iron Noun iain No. 2. Book 23. page l19; Iron Mountain. Book g, page 12o, Mining Records of Cochisc County. The ad- iois,no claims e-c Palfihore on the north Waldo, Madison, Milwaukee Oregon on the east, To Tambien, Me Ginty on the south. and Paragon on the west.
 MILTON R. MOORE,
 Register. First publication. Sept. 26. 1905.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-10-01
It is the Worlds Standard Reference Book on Copper

Every Miner, Prospector, Banksl snd Broker needs the book. Pries Is s in buckram binding with gil' top. or t7.C0 in .uD library moroccs ard the book. in eftAer binding will be sent, fully prepaid, on approval, t. any address in the world. to be psie for if found satisfactory, or 1t may bs returned. within . week of receipt snd the charge will be cancelled. At dress the Author and Publisher.
 HORACE ]. STEVENS
Bisbee daily review., 1905-10-01

second dose cured me entirely. Two fellow jurors were afflicted in the same manner, and one small bottle cured the three of us For sale by all dealers in patent medicines.