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SCHIFF PREDICTS PANIC
NEW YORK BANKER PLEADS FOR
MORE MONEY
Mad Speculation Creates Scarcity in
Wall Street and Spokesman is Put
Forward to Demand Assistance Of
the Government

New York, Jan. 4.-Unless there is
currency reform panic, besides
which former panics will seem in
significant, was predicted by Jacob H.
Schiff, head OF the banking firm of
Kuhn, Loeb & Co., in a speech before
the New York chamber of commerce
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believed it will come unless some
thing is done to remedy the loss of
elasticity for the present currency
system. He declared that he did not
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of the Treasury Shaw for relief of the
situation, it being his opinion that
the secretary's plan would aid specula-
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the condition of our circulating me-
dunn the material interest of this
country can be safeguarded for very
long time to come.
II have asked that this recommends
ton referring to Secretary Shaw's
plan,) be referred to the committee
on finance and currency. | don't
want to be understood that / am in
favor Of the recommendation | think
1t is very poor recommendation. !
believe If our banks are permitted
to issue SO per cent OF their present
circulation without security that 1t
will go into speculation. Legitimate
business, the merchant and manufac-
turef, cannot stand tax of 5 or 6
per cent on additional circulation, but
speculation can stand it and the pro-
moter will pay 1t.
Government Needs Money, Too
Il don't believe that so per cent in
crease, which would be two hundred
and fifty millions, is needed. II circn-
lation Is secured by legitimate COM
mercial paper 1t Is certainly safe"
Mr.. Schiff said he did not mean to
say that panic was imminent, but
that 1t would come ultimately unless
our inelastic currency system was
reformed.
Last summer, he said, he asked Sec
rotary Shaw to withdraw government
deposits from banks which he told him
were then gorged with deposits. The
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While opposed on general principles
to the treasury helping the money
market yet as long as our sub-treas-
ury system exists the treasury must
play the part in this country that the
Bank Of England does In England,
said Mr.. Schiff.
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full to the general business interests

full to the general business interests
OF the country.
The speech created a sensation in
financial circles, and caused a sharp
break in prices on the stock exchange
The meeting of the chamber was at
tended by large number of business
men and financiers and resolution
on the subject offered by Mr.. Schifi
was unanimously adopted.
In the course of his remarks at the
chamber of commerce Mr.. Schiff said !:
I'VE have witnessed during the past
sixty days conditions in the New York
money market which are nothing less
than disgrace to any civilized coun-
try. There must be a cause for such
conditions. 1t cannot be the condition
of the country itself, for whatever
you look there is prosperity-prosper
ity as we never had 1t before. 1t can.
not be that the speculation which
prosperity always brings forward can
be the sole reason for the conditions
Other countries have had wider spec
ulations than the United States.
In France, in Germany, in England
speculation is rampant. The cause Is
the insufficient elasticity of our cir
culating medium. Last year / went
to the secretary of the treasury and
said to him:
"'The national banks are gorged
with their deposits. Take out some
Of those deposits and prevent this
condition, or else money will seek
other countries. Make yourself strong
now; don't wait until the time comes
when you must make yourself strong
Shaw Feared Criticism
"The secretary answered me and
said he did not wish to withdraw any
deposits now, for he did not want to
have the funds withdrawn when de
posits might be needed, and he said
he feared the criticism of the press
Then what happened was that he left
the larger part Of his deposits in the
bank until last autumn. Last autumn
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the deposits became very much re
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when probably twenty-five or thirty
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the entire state of affairs, for 1t is
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lions that are wanted that determined
the high rate. He did not deposit, not
because he did not want to mix up
in money matters, but he could not
spare the money.
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when money was less stringent we
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now, for the secretary OF the treasury
would be in position to help the
money market, If / may use that ex-
preston and as much as / am opposed
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matter SO long as we have such a
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Predictions Of a Panic
Unfortunately our sub-treasury
must play this role of Cassandra. but
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Predictions Of a Panic

Unfortunately our sub-treasury
must play this role of Cassandra, but
mark what say, If this condition of
affairs is not changed, and changed
soon. we will get panic in this coun-
try with which the three which have
preceded 1t would be only childs play.
There Is no disaster soon upon us.
Don't misunderstood me. but this is
the time to prepare for II.
IF the president will only put part
of the energy which he has SO admir-
ably put into the attempt to regulate
railroad rates into an attempt to cure
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-17
AMALGAMATED MAKES
 ITS FIRST PAYMENT.
TEN PER CENT PAID TO FOWLER AND MITCHELL ON HUAcHU-
 CA PROPERTY.

The first payment. closing finally the bond of the Amalgamated inter ests on the Fowler and Mitchell prop erty, was made in this city Friday by A. J. Pohndorf, acting as agent for the company, to Messrs. Fowler and Mitchell, locators of the seven claims recently acquired by the abovanamed company in the Hua- chuca Mountains.
 Just what the total amount paid for the Fowler and Mitchell property is could not be learned, either from Mir. Pohndorf Or from the gentlemen to whom the money was paid, but it was admitted by Mir. Fowler that the amount runs well up into the tens of thousands.
 Pohndorf is now on the ground here looking for force of men and is preparing to rush things at the new camp in Ramsey Canyon. Cabins and bunk houses will be built at once and everything got in readiness for the rush of work that is to be inaugu- rated by the Amalgamated men who are at the head of the newly-0rganized company.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-17
SONORA GOLD MINES
Yuma Business Men Close Big Deal With Mining
 Company,
.lLANO DE ORC
 ISA RICH PLACER.

YUMA, June 16.-L W. Alexander and Nj. J. Nugent are back from their trip to Llano de Oyo after an absence of two weeks. They have entered into an agreement with the mining com pany by virtue of which they are to be the commercial wheel of the great concern on terms similar to those which they conducted the store for the King of Arizona Mining Comi pany a few years ago.
 Speaking of the great mine, they say that it is sure to soon take it's place as one of the great gold produc CTS of the world. and believed by many experts to be likely to exceed the Klondike in it's output. The deposit is a placer. in which the gold-much of it in good-sized nuggets-is distrib- uted through gravel cemented so hard that is has to be run through a crusher Tho company's property covers a space of fourteen miles wide | by twenty long. excepting Q small claim, which was located before the company acquired it's property. Some idea of its richness may be formed from the fact thai the owner Of thC small claim last month took $15,00C out of his dirt with a common dry f washer.
 The company's plant is nearly com | pleted and operations on large scale l are expected to begin by July 1. Th' | mill will contain one hundred stamps is built entirely of steel, cement am stone, and is the largest of the kint
 il. the world. It's capacity will be tiv'
 hundred tons daily. The location 0
 the mine is fifty miles west of SanL;
 Ana. a station on the Sonora railroad
 seventy miles south of Nogales.
 Nugent and Alexander are now ne 1 gotiating the sale of their merCantii | business here, and hope 10 have all ar
 engagements made to close out by Jul. l. Mir Alexander will have chara l of the business in Sonora, but MT. Nu
 gent will remain in Yuma.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-17
BODY OF HAWTHORNE
 BROUGHT TO BISBEE,
EXPERIMENT WIlL TAKE PLACE THIS AFTERNOON AT ONE
 O'CLOCK.

The funeral of Hugh Henrhorne, who was killed in the yards of the Cananea- Yaqui River and Pacific railroad at Eaco on Friday afternoon. will be held this afternoon at l o'clock. The body was brought to Bisbee last evening by Mike Hannon and Pat McNuIty who went to Naco yesterday to endeayor to secure per mission from the Mexican authorities at Naco. Sonora. to bring the body across the line.
 Arriving at Naco, Sonora, the friends of the deceased from Bisbee learned that the body of Henthorne had been taken to the Mexican jail on the other side of the line, as is the custom. No time was lost in secur- ing help from N. F. Bailey and Su- perintendent Temple of--ihe railroad company and telegram was sent to Governor Ysabal at Hsrmosillo Governor Ysabal wired instructions to the Mexican authorities at Naco to surrender the body to his American friends and the body arrived last evening on the train. The deceased was well known in Bisbee where fe had Q large circle Of friends.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-17
DULL MARKET THE RULE
Graf Says From Present Indi- cations There Is Some
 thing New in Wind,
NEW YORK MARKET
 ALSO CLOSED WEAK.
(By Frank J. Graf.)

BISBEE. June 16.-Wa still con tinue to have a lifeless market, with buyers holding of for lower prices or for matters to settle in general.
 The weakness has prevailed for the week and the heavy selling of New York and Boston does not help mat Iers any in the least.
 From Indications there is sonnet thing in the wind that We are not aware of, as there is more selling than there should be at this particular time. Consolidated appears to be fea tureless as there is a great deal of fered and no buyers to take it at SIS American is being offered freely al S13.75, while Warren changed hands at SIPS. and was rather weak at the clcse. Denn-AriZona was offered at the close at SIS. Black Mountain is heinz offered at s9.62. Butte Coali- tion changed hands at $50. Speaking Of Butte Coalition, we think that this ought to be bought up either outright or We can handle the same on a 5C Der cent margin. North Butte holds well at sSS to $S9.
 In another column of this paper we beg to call your attention to the tabu lated closing prices of the New York Boston and Bisbee coppers for the week. This will appear in its regular place weekly and will be great hell to the public.
 For closing quotations, see page 10
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-17
SECOND ANNUAL TERRITORIAL
 FAIR
Boards of Supervisors Have Been Requested to Appoint
 Commissioners.

PHoENIX. June ls.-Preparations are being commenced for the Second Annual Territorial Fair, and the dates selected are November 12th to lIth, 1906.
 The organization was begun at a recent meeting of the commissioners, who are J. c. Adams of Phoenix. k. A. Packard of Naco and T. E. Pollock of Flagstaff.
 Vernon L. Clark will again have charge of the office work and will di- rect the details of arrangements for the coming fair.
 The line of organization will be similar to that of last year. The boards of supervisors of the several counties of the Territory have been requested to appoint commissioners to represent their respective counties so that there will be some one in each county 10 look after the interest of the Fair.
 Superintendents of departments have been appointed as follows:
 Mineral-Epes Randolph. Tucson.
 Horse and Mule-W. w. Cook, Phoenix.
 Cattle-A c. Mcqueen. Mesa.
 Swine-C. M Baum. Phoenix.
 Sheep and Goats-C. C. Hutchin- son, Seligman.
 Poultry and Pigeon-C. B. Wood. Phoenix.
 Apiary-william Rohrig. Tempe.
 Educational-A. J. Matthews, Tempe.
 Agricultural-V. A. Clary. Phoenix. Speed-Shirley Christy. Phoenix.
 There are, several appointments yet to be made and these will be con- sidered at the next meeting of the commission.
 The premium lists are being pre- pared by the several superintendents. and when completed will be sent to distribution and by mail to all ap- plicants.
 It is hoped that every person who can. will enter something for exhibi- tion so that every resource of the Ter ritory will be creditably represented.
 It is anticipated that the races this year will be the best ever held in the West. Efforts are now being made to arrange for offering $15.00O in stakes. and if successful, this should attract many of the best rac- ing; stables in the United States.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-17
OLD DOMINION.
Steadily Improving-Importance ol
 West Ore Body.

Globe. June 16.-There never was a time when the outlook for the Globe district was so good as now. A sur vey of the local mining field fails to disclose a single adverse feature. Foremost as a factor in the future growth of copper mining here is Old Dominion. This great enterprise, after passing through the recent visissftudes, is steadily bettering its position, and those eastern investors who have believed in the manage ment and have had faith in the value of the property will certainly be abundartly rewarded when plans now unfolding reach completion.
 It has required many weeks to re- habi!itate the underground works after the devastating fire and flood, but the restoring of the levels. with exception of the 14th, is now practi- cally finished, and all stopes in the eastern and middle regions of the mine are in condition for extraction of ore on the scale of that maintained before the fire in Interloper shaft. This week the third cage will be restored if the main shaft will permit of hOisting. and will almost double the quantity of ore. and production has | increased to the extent of suggesting the need of further enlargement of l the smelling plant already cOntem- l plated. But undoubtedly the chief | factor in the ultimate success of Old Dominion as a copper producer and | dividend payer will be the west ore body. The value of this great ore shoot, while not fully determined. is sufficiently demonstrated to confirm the most optimistic estimate yet made | public, and a net valuation of eight tc ten million dollars is believed not ex' | travagant.
 The possibilities of Old Dominion are not generally appreciated in cop | per circles. The best assurance of Its | future growth is the faith shown by the Phelps-Dodge arrangements hay
 ing. already expended s1,5oo.00o fol the plant and for betterments.
 Plans for the completion and equip.
 ment of R and C. shafts. installing z
 new s.000. .000-gallon capacity pump
 Ing plant and the further enlargement | of the smeltsr, will call for a large
 additional outlay. Meantime the pro
 duction of copper is growing ana | profits will largely cover the cost O
 these new improvements.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-17
PROPOSAL FOR HAY AND GRAIN

Sealed proposals are hereby invited by the City of Bisbee for furnishing the City with hay and grain in Quan. titles as may be required until Decem- Der 31, 1906 said hay and grain to be inspected by the Finance Committee of the Common Council before accept. ance.
 The successful bidder will be re- quired 10 execute a bond to the City of Bisbee in the sum of Five Hundred Dollars for the faithful performance Ot his contract.
 Said bids must be in a sealed en ve!ope endorsed Proposals for hay and g,ai1" and will be received in the office of the City Clerk until Thurs day, June 21, 1906. at 7:30 D. m.
 The City reserves the right to re ject any or all bids. C. W. HICKS, City Clerk
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-17
PRlTcHARD, HAGEN & CO.,,
 Brokers and Promoters.

Front Rooms, New Telephone Bldg, Phone 135, Bisbee, Ariz. The handling of "Bonanza Circle" and other Curb stocks, On commission, OUR SPE- ClALTY.
 Quotations by wire come to our offices "every little while" during brokerage hours direct from Calumet, Miehisan-the HUB of the Bonanza Circle Companies.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-17
TESTIMONIALS COME
 RECOMMENDING HOSE.
FIRE HOSE THOUGHT TO BE IN FERIoR BY sissEE MAY BE
 BEST GRADE.

At the last regular. meeting of the City Council. 1t will be remembered that more or less of a assensation was caused when the bill for, the new fire hose came up for approval. At that time 1t was discovered that the hose sent to Bisbee by the Jersey City con- cern, from whom the hose had been ordered, did not size up with the sample submitted and upon which the order was given.
 Yesterday Manager E. T. Schaw of the Bisbee Plumbing Company. which local concern acted as agents for the New Jersey company, re- ceived from the home office of his company seven different testimonials attesting the superior quality of the hose by as many different cities throughout the east, all of which are now using the same quality of hose as that sent to the Bisbee fire de- partment.
 Schaw will place the testimonials in the hands of City Clerk Hicks for reference to the council at its next meeting. which will be on the 21st.
 Already there is an inclination on the part of members of the council to take kindly to the new hose and it is doubtful if the bin of the hose concern will be further held up.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-17
NEW YORK MARKET.
Special to Review.)

NEW YORK, June 16.-The stock market today was very weak, and to- wards the close there was considerable selling due to disappointment over the unfavorable bank statement
 Although there has been considera' ble ease in the money market of late it is generally thought that from now on rates are likely to stiffen. It cer' taiuly does not seem as though the recent lack of public interest in the market was due to anxiety over the money situation, as funds have been very plentiful, but it seems to be the impression among investors that stocks, as a general rule, are high enough. The professionals are gener ally considered bearish and from pres ent indications 1t would seem that stocks are destined to sell lower.
 Sales, 449,000.