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Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-30
WEEK CLOSED WITH INTEREST IN MARKET
Calumet 6 Arizona Is On the Road to the S200 Mark.
 Market Quotations.
tBy Frank J. Graf,

The week just closed has been |. very interesting one considering the : close of the year is at hand. The de ! mand for must stocks have been good : and the entire market has been sold 1. and considerable profit taking from , scalpers. The outlook for the coming | year is very encouraging and at pres ent there is nothing to prevent better prices all along the line, in fact that stocks are selling at good figures at l the present time. Calumet X Arizona ! is on the road to the S200 mark, It has , it's reaction which is natural, but the 1 conservative buyer does not let this 1 worry him. Superior & Pittsburg mas 1 been an active stock, but the close Of , the week shows that much profit talk ing has taken place and closed some 1 what weak at S26. Of the local stock 1 Denn has been the chief feature and 1, has made much money for the local boys who have held it for some time. , many have taken their profits and ap- parently contented, but on the other l hand l do not think that Denn is sell ; ing for the right figure. Junction was l selling for over S90.00 when she was , not as far along as Denn and couldn't 1 show half of the ore that Denn is , showing up to date. It's a case of where the property is worth much ; more than the present price of stocks and looks as though there are still a number of small holders who are still 1 selling. Conservative buyers. how C CT nave bought up this stock with the intention of holding and should the development company go into a min ing company within the next sixty days. Denn will be cheap at S75 and
 will give us some very cheap mining stock Shattuck has been somewhat neglected for the present. American has been well supported the latter part of the week, sales being made as high as s11 at private sales while eastern brokers offered at s10.50. Warren closed at S15 for full paid stock and Monday this stock will be listed as full paid stock. This I think ought to be bought up for an investment.
 perhaps speculation. the latter. how
 ever, is hard to tell but I think the investor will in time make a good
 thing out of the purchase. Globe Con-
 solidated Copper holds well. sales be.
 ing made at sS. and in spite of the call,
 is in good demand at this figure. This
 stock like others have stood great
 deal of over selling, and falls in the
 hands of conservative people, who are
 holding the stock for long pull.
 Greene and Central are about the 22.ne
 nothing definite on the call as yet.
 though there has been C rumor that
 the call will be payable some time in
 February. The call on the stock must
 be paid before the stock can De con
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-30

Some most favorable reports cc.a- tinue to come from the Am n<rican menutehn in the Copper mcantaih dis trict where some remarkably rich strikes of copper Ore have been made. 1nring the past two years coiislu erable amount of money has been spent in that section, and rom all a. counts some rattling good mines nave been opened up,j
 Tho Cold Belt Development com many were delayed somewhat in their shjnments by the heavy rains and the washing out Of their road, which mas since been repaired. One shipment ol oy,e is now at Guthrie and will arrive in Clifton in a few days, much to the sa.,sfaction of tho officers or the
 -sny and the local shareholders .rna m,nas ar, being developed as rap dly as possible.
 r,,,n. Mo,der. one of the old time ,.ss,.ac,ors and miners. of the More1ci ..sssp,, visited Clifton last week TOT ,ha first time in nearly year MT. uelaer recently purchased sererai s-hj6 claims from the Home copper rse,,nany upon which he has com nnanred development work. He also has Sa number of adjoining coppes ,1ains which give him quitesa groui {, a tested portion of the district. lie exnects to shortly organize com nar,y for the extensive deve.oonlehs "l the property
 Concerning the scarcity of fuel a f-pf,on the Era says: The AFiZou' Conner company had coal piled up II great ricks at many places oet"eei SgiS,on and Hachita and yet they ar nuv short of coal. Doubtless the coold have resumed operations a heir smelters in Clifton week more ago had they been so dispose hn, the fact is that they are ais scrnevhat short of fuel and are doup less waiting to accumulate sun cient amount to guarantee lhei against a shortage in the future. A og their immense concentrating plan are running. and their mines are aif being operated with q full 1orce men and as they have ample smel ing capacity to make up for lost un when they do start, they are reai losing nothing by the delay In aga starting their smelters. However, q shortage of fuel is bound to curts the output of copper quite mateni Iy. which has a corresponding bene fn strengthening the market "
 foods and the lack of fuel will sho en the output of the Clifton-horen district during the present month co siderably more than 100000 pom
 of copper. which is no small it'
 when it is considered that there IS
 scarcity of copper. as well as fuel
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-30
PAlNE's COPPER LETTEF..

Especial Wire to Duey & OTerlock)
 BOSTON. Dec 29-The market to- day was comparatively dull in the standard stocks. Quincy and Osceole were strong. The Lawson stocks, Arc. and Trinity. were active and SUD- ject to considerable manipulation. We believe that negotiations are on 'oo.l- ing toward a consolidation of the Haa- cock. Quincy and Arcadian and the Al louez. Cent, Ahmeek and possibly Mo- hawk. We advise buying Shannon, Quincy. Osceola, Tam. and R. l. on any meakness. We unde-siap,. rhc are excellent at t!.e Butte Exploration shaft. anS the i.ar- ket seems to confirm this.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-30
CARMICHAEL PROMOTED

...orman Carmichael, iofmeriy sn perinfendent of the A. c. company's mines at Morenci, has been named as second vice president and assistant superintendent of the Arizona and New Mexico railroad, and assistant general manager of the mining ee- partment of the Arizona Copper com many. MT. Carmichael has been with the Arizona Copper company for sev- erai years, during which time he has shown marked ability as mining man. He is more or less familiar with the details of the company af' fairs. which Is greatly 10 his advan' tage at the present time. His promo tion meets with the approval Of his
 many friends in the district.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-30
PRODUCTION OF ZINC lh ,sos.

The production of zinc in 1895 showed an increase in quantity as compared with 1904, 1903, 1902. and 1901, the production being 203,s49 short tons, as compared with 1S6.702 short tons in 1904. with 159,219 short tons in 1903, with 156,927 short tons in 1902, and with 140.S22 short tons in 1901. The value of the zinc produc- ton in 1905 was s24.054.1s2, as com pared with $1s,670, 200 in 1904. with SIG, ,995 in 1903, with S14,625, ,5s6 iu 1902. and with $11 ,25G. .760 In 1901.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-30
ARIZONA COPPER OUTPUT

Arizona's output of copper and pre- cious metals for the year now drawing to a close is conservatively estimated at SGu, 900. 900, to which can be added the amount received from agriculture. horticulture, lumber and cattle. max ing many millions more. Arizona Is producing more wealth for her pop'i- lation than any other state or terri tory in the Union and in addition to this she has the grandest climate on earth.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-30
peARY's STEAMER IN TROUBLE

NEWPORT, R. l., Dec 29.-The arc tic steamer Roosevelt, from Sydney. c.
 B.. for New York. was sighted off here this afternoon. with her fore topmast gone About noon the Roosevelt was seen to make sail and disappear around Point Judith. making fair prog, Iress in a northwest breeze.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-30

furE.sn my clients with copies of all correspondence had in their cases (except foreign) also furnish free of charge complete cop les of drawings and specifications.
 JAMES R. TOWNSEND,
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-30

Seeing that MT. Hagen uses my name still. wish to inform the public that I have no relation whatever WILL the Pritchard. Hagen & Co.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-30

George Williams, one of the best known mining men in the Greeniee district. was in town this week rom his mines and reports that section oi the camp as very lively. All assess ments are being done and much new .iaralanp,x..af ff------
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-30

Dec, 29, 1906.-The last week of 1906 came to a close with the copper share market just about maintaining its position that prevailed during the last several days. Strength was visible during the opening hours, though toward the wind- up of the session there was a slight weakening. The scarcity of money still shows its effect and until the supply is replen- ished there are likely to be slight reactions. Monday will be the last days trading for the old year, and probably there will be considerable liquida- ton. This will doubtless af- feet the market somewhat and slight declines in prices may be looked for. Any considerable drop in the lea ling stocks should be taken a Ivantage of. as there win be sharp and very material rallies. The issues in which heavy profits are to be made, in our opinion, are c. & A., s. & F.. Greene. Central, Denn and Greene-Cananea. These will show the most ac- tiyity and advance on the mo ment that coppers take on the boom period that is due them. Warren and American also are two likely ones. The former at the close today is s15 for the fully paid stock. and the latter is displaying marked strength. Globe is doing well under the pressure of 8 call. Black Mountain looks good. There is only slight variation in prices and position of the bal ance.
 Closing quotations.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-30
MINES IN CLIFTON DISTRICT

The New England and t'iifton Cop per company have moved their once from the Wells place on the i.Ver to Clifton, where they have front room in the Hampton-Webster blocl.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-30
BANK STATEMENT.

tSpeciai Wire to Duey & Overiock)
 NEW YORK, Dec 2s.-Fonowins shows the weekly bank statement is-
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-30
-PntChard fiagen & Co.
BrckerS ara Promoters.

Front Rooms, New Telephone eldg., Phone 135, slsDee, ArIx.
 The handling of Bonanza Circle" and other Curb stocks, on commission. OUR sPE. CiAlTY.
 Quotations py wire come 10 cur office "every iIetIe while" during brokerage hours ci.ect from Calumet, mier..aan-tne HUB of the 6ornnxa Circle Companies.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-29

Baptist.
Rev T. B, Lawler. pastor-sunday
school at $3.50. w. A. Hustead, super.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-29
Married.

"A surprise wedding occurred Thurs
day evening when Mi. Howar Pop1e
and Miss Maude Mccullough, both OF
Fa1rmont, were united in, marriage by
Rev. Phillips at the Meadowdale par
sonage. The bride is a well known
and popular young lady of.Fairmont
proper. The groom is a son Of Mr.
and Mrs. John S. Pople. of Merchant
street, and is well known throughout
|Fafrmont. He is associated with Mr.
John Pople in his department store on
Merchant street. To show the popu-
llarity of the newly welded couple,
and the well wishes OF the young peo-
pie of the First ward, a big seFen-
ade was planned to take place last
Ievening, but neither bride nor groom
could be found, as thy had already
suspected proceedings. The welcome
is awaitingrthem however, at their
earliest appearance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pople will go to house
lkeeping in the Monongahela Bank
building and the best wishes far a
happy married life go with them
from their many friends.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-29

lima where Ne VIII locate mtbe "a
ture.
The little danehter Or Nh Of
is~atteFneld street Is quite iM
Mrs. J A. Leonard aud san
ford Jones, are amone hose wcs9ett
yesterday 10 attend
convention II MofgantoRn
Mrs. zenith Wttey IS ahrminely
EII 81 home Haymphta street.
Mr. George ThuInpson otBsnwopd:
was visitor tn he city Thnrgdag
Albert me little spn otsMrs Hesa
Harris water street
Miss Georgia Dawson g spme9aht
Nm Clarence stea1ey viii resume
his position as fireman IN the yards,
having een or duty for some time
Win felohsoh Ills right hand.
Howard Prtcllett a clerk for Mt
[Clarence Fisher in his grocery 9
Merchant street while handling some
heavy goods yesterday got his fingers
badly mashed as q result Of which he
KS suffering intensely.
Mrs. Maggie CARPENTER, Of Bunnerss
Ridge, spent Friday as te guest of tleI
sister, MTs.sJ! r. Travis.
Miss Nellie Baker, Of Grassy Ran,
is vIsitingher brother, Nj. 2. -: Ba'
kerr and family.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-29

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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-29

rheumatism is not incurable. Stub
born? Yes! But Dr.. Shops Rheu-
matte Remedy will IL faithfully used
drive it out of the system. It's the
blood that's at fault, Poisonous cry
stalls like sand get into the joints and
muscles. DIR. Shops Rheumatic'R Rem
edy prevents this. It drives Rheuma-
tism from the blood and then Rheuma-
tism dies. We recommend and sell
st. E. A. Blllingslea & Co.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-29
Rleaaant Evenlna.

Miss Matte Cordray gave a SURPRISE
party last evening In honor Of The
Esd birthday anniversary Of her broth
.er, Mr.. Luther Cordray. "A large apsn-
Der Of invited guests were present and
the evening was ono OF great enjoy
ment. Mr.. Luther received several
beautiful and useful presents from
his friends. At the close of the even
ing delicious refreshments were sery-
cd.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-29
His REQUEST.

From the philadelphia Public Ledger.
"1'm sorry l took the horse" said
the captive, 'but let's compromise this
thing. II there's gotn' torb be any hang
in done, let me do it"
"You mean suicide?" asked the lead
.sr of the lynching party.
mo. Suppose you allow me to hang
my head with shame and let it go at
that?"
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-29
.Entertafned attpinner.1

Mrs. A. B. stealey pleasantly enter
tained a.fewrtends at dinner yeater-
day in honor Of her aunt, Mrs. Dora p.
White. Of Salt Lake City. Covers
we're laid for Mrs. white. Mrs! j. D.
.Radford, Mrs. j, L. stealey and Mrs.
"a. b. stealy.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-29
Something to learn.

From the Philadelphia Press.
eyes" Markley cane in for a fortune
the other day. He's actually got more
money now than he knows what to
do with"
eyes," there are certain people who
will be anxious to meet him now and
after that he'll know more"
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-29


ohpEe
John G. Daruan Duncan sincaAr
Harry q. nekIer. A. eersteu and
s+sola efTc,air in ehareefy.
60
.r II cirea1f rontf ofSthe.
8sasfs4ion sgtate
T4SSns
T1s b,ect ofsthaabo entitled snlt
F4s5t5 nhtsJ5g a$dseree asainsf the /.
5nanean Sinclair iii favor OF
dI6b5 TaTnaII ID TIE
IS STmane "a ~ agfeemant en.
taTeaS Tta5befRsen hem Oh thes1sth
~ q l+aaF d fnstie words and
t6lIoWs towft:
aT-5is safeement made this 18th sy
Febrfafvs i966. between Duncan
S5n.is4r \ tha 6rst mart and JEs
49,. h ~ sec6ndg mart: Where,
asHoWaTd southerlands george Adam.
son 1smes sues and n. j! Quinn, on
ltha531st day3of January, 1906, executed
a. ontioT riyfns the right to said s..
In Observation-Disclosures IN ~nurcfase
ne fimber an certain lands In Pendle.
bon county; west Virginia, for the
sr,m a. sS600o.oO al any time whiting
IJtbir+y days from the date OF. said OPP
I4fonl And whereas. said j. g. Oar.
naT has and 81 these presents doth
aa4tm said option to said Duncan Sin.
.Iafr ,non ina following terms and
con.l4tions therefore this agreement
w{tnesseth: That If said Sinclair
shai1g seilYsaid timber and any add
l@4ional timber which may be procured
or ont5oned BY said Darnall s%utficient
To make ATTY. million feet in all, said
DarnaIl shall receive $4,000 cash on
his services in procuring said options
off Of the SO received by said
sinclair from The sale thereof, and
Lin addition thereto shall when all-the
purchase money is paid on said fifty
million fact. be entitled to onesfourth
az al +he-net profits Of every kind and
character arising from said sale or
~+ransaction.
DUNCAN S1NCLAIR,
&c. DARNALL."
An,l also for a specific performance
of ; senarate verbal agreement enter
ad into between said parties after said
written agreement was made by which
e. was agreed that the said j. c. Oar.
nail should have one dollar per thou
safd feet ia purchase said additional
timber to make up the fifty million
feet referred 10 in said written agree.
ment. and IL he purchased the same
At less than one dollar per thousand
feet he should have the benefit of the
difference, but that If the timber cost
more than one dollar per thousand
feet the PLAINTIFF was to be charged
with the excess in the final settle
mental Of said additional timber
by the plaintiff having cost
less than. one dollar per thousand
feet.
The bill OF complain states that the
said timber property is situated in
.EBnion district in Pendleton county,
West Virginia, and refers for a par.
ttcular. description thereof Including
the additional timber procured by the
platntir to make up the fifty million
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-29

You can say more. % more people
and for less money in the West Vir
ginian want column than through an!
other medium. X cent a word reache'
5000 subscribers Try it.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-29
CHURCHES.
Diamond street M. e.

Rev. T.. ". Roberts, pastor-sunday
school at $3.50, E. A. Wilson, supe:in,
tendent; preaching, 1885, subject,
eBetter is the End Than the Begin
ming" class meeting at 11:45; Jun
Tor League at 1880; general class
meeting at $3.50; Epworth League at
$3.50, subject, THE STANDARD of Per.
sonal Service" Rom. 70, 1s2. Miss
Gertrude Waters. leader. Preaching
at 1880, subject. Heron" or The
Halfway City" This is a sequel of
last Sunday mornings interesting ser.
mon. Prayer meeting IN Wednesday
at 1880. All are cordially invited to
attend these meetings.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-29

furnished rooms for rent in differ.
ent localities for particulars look over
our want column.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-29
FIfSt Ward

Miss odra steaiey will go to Nor
Eantowny Monday and enter the dia-
mona medal contest given under the
adsplces & the g. T. y.
IN Joe Taylor, Of. this city, was
initiated "Wednesday into the B. of
d. witch meets at Grafton. 9th
ersSfom Eairnont I'm attendance We're
Mesgrs Pom Murphy. Joe Carpenter,
gIatenee stealey and James Davis.
recently tie B Of LIE. has been draw
ing largely from the iremen Of the
MR division.
Mn and Mrs. Reese Richardson
hagsSretprned to their home in Char
Ief1is Pa after a few days visit with
relatives here.
~. Fleming Hamilton presented his
daughter Goldie, with q beautiful pt-
anoSfrom the q. "A. House Go. as a
birthday present yesterday.
ans Francis Dusr returned yester-
daysfrom few weeks visit with rela-
4yea5 III Chicago.
Mrs. ]; M. Prickett will leave Mon
daysfof a two weeks stay with her
hdsband4fn Terra Alta. i
Miss Louise sutter is spending SAT-
nrday and Sunday at her home in
Washington.
Mrs. Harry Legge and little daughr
Rosalias returned to Washington
i'd. d, last evening, having spent some
lime In Fair1nont and the neighbor-
Hood visiting friends and relatives
M. and MRS. Legge expect to spend
the winter Virginia, where Mr.. Leg
IS viii be employed.
Nr. Walter Reeves has gone to
Rynrer; where he will be principal
Of the, school during the winter. Mr.:
Frank reeves will teach this winter
Seven Pines
MRS simpson Prtckett and Mrs.
Dora ID. White, Of Salt Lake City,
went5to Enterprise today for a brief
visit with their brother MI. W. r.,
Rhdford.
M. Gordon Grimes has accepted
position in the Monongah glass
house
Mrs.. Bruce Traugh has returned
rom a short stay with relatives in
independence
Mr! George McAlllster, who has
been iii with pneumonia at his par
ent home at Benton's Ferry, is now
Homeahtat improved.
M. Carlow, OF satterfeld street, Is
Mrsrgt .aN...
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-08-31
Hutchinson 2, Joplin 1.

Joplin, Mo-, Aug 31-The locals made
errors and lost to Hutchinson by a score
of 2 to 1. Baerwald brought in Joplin's
run on a hit, Johnson's error. a stolen
base and an infeld out Two poor
throws by Hollingsworth in fielding
hunts in the fifth inning allowed Hutch
inson to score, and Pettigrew made the
winning run on a hit, a sacrifice and
McDil's error. Several circus catches
were made by both outfields. Petit
crews catch off Bayless' bal IN the ninth
spoiled a long hit.
Score by inningss .srs - asR.H z,
Joplin -.---..s--ss.IQ 90 0-f54
Hutchinson I'D 0 0 0 1 0 1 % B. 2
Observation-Disclosures and ArnF-
strong: Fleharty and Noyes. Three
base hutchinson. Passed ball-Noyes.
Wild pitch-Hollingsworth- Struck out
By Fleharty 6. Left or bases-Hutch-
inson 5, Joplin 8. Double pley-OlsoE
to Abbott. Stolen bases-Baerwald,
DalrympIe, Johnson. Sacrifice hits
Dalrymple, Genins. Time-1:40. UnG-
-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-08-31

Wichita, Kan, Aug. 31-In precisely
the same manner as Wednesday the
champions won from Springfield in the
final inning of Thursdays game, when
Miller hit for two bases and scored two
runs. Groom outpftched Becker at -ev-
cry stage of the games TheS3ocals hit
at a terrific clip audlfast work on the
infield held down the score. Ceilings
wild throw in the ninth inning and a
pass with a two-base hit won for Wich-
tia.
Score by innings: R-H.E.
Springfield ........-..1 O2OOOO0& 9 3
Batteries - Groom and Seabaugh;
Becker and O'Leary. Two-base hits
SITS, Becker. Holland, Miller. Three
base hits-Persch, Fi1lman. Bases on
balls-OR Becker z, off Groom 1. Hit
by pitched ball-OLeary. Struck out
By Becker 4, by Groom 4. Double play
SITS to Welter to Reed. Stolen bases
.-Welter, Hetling, F1llman. Earned
runs-Springfeld 1. Wichita ?. Time OF
game-1:45. Umpire-Jones. Attend
auca-600
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-08-31

ond inning. Downs opened the inning
with a triple and scored on Andrews
dy to Wooley. McInnis commenced
the third inning with a single over
Cuaisser. He went to second nsCole's
In the fourth inning Davis went down
on q nelder's choice and stole second.
He went to third on Andrews inheId
out and cor on Jackson's single.
Topeka then let up until the eighth
inning. Hurlburt went to first on
9ueisser's error. Downs walked but
was caught at second on Davis feeders
choice. Davis stole second and both
aurlburt n Davis scored on An
lraWs, double.