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Bisbee daily review., 1906-07-06
THE COPPER SITUATION.
The Market Still at the Dictation of
 the Seller.

Boston-While there is not the snap to the copper metal market which for some months has been characteristic of this commodity, there is no disposi- tion on the part of the large produc- CTS to shade prices in order to do business.
 The Calumet & Hecla Go. is asking 19 cents for its copper, although it has none for safe for delivery earlier than September, being completely sold up until that time.
 The United Metal Selling Co. is also understood to be in about the same position with respect to future sales. On foreign business the price which the United Metals Selling Go. is quoting for electrolytic brands is G87.1Os for July delivery, which is equal to about 1S.7 cents, New York. The recent drop in Standard has operated to make the foreign buyer cautious. and business abroad is not unusually brisk.
 It can be said, however, that the copper market is in the sellers and not the buyers favor. The concern which has the copper is still in posi- ton to dictate price and terms.
 The Connecticut brass factories are working nights, and our inquiry re- garding the volume of their business elicits the information that there is no perceptible diminution. The man ufacturers are about to turn from the first half into the second half of the year, and with some this means stock taking and easing up of activities.
 Of course, it is not to be expected that there will be an advance in the metal from the present price. Pro ducticn and consumption seem to Dc at an equilibrium, and any change 1T i prices will probably be downward rather than upward. It can be said
 that at this writing. however, there is no auotable change in prices, and nC ! immediate indication of any.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-07-06
BIG DEAL IN GHIHUAHUA
James Murray Sells Gibbs and White Mine 10 Syndicate
 in Fl PaSo,


 CHIHUAHUA, Mex, July 5.-Jas. Murray of this city has sold the Re public mine of Nessrs. Gibbs, White and Alexander or MInaca. thls state, to Morris B. Parker, E. M., and other E Paso, Texas, capitalists. The mine cOnsisls or 4S pertenencias located about 10 miles north of Sahuayacan, in the Ocampa district and in the eX- ueme western part of the state. While the exact amount of the deal is noL made public. it is close to S250,O0O gold, the last payment to be made in IS months.
 The property is high grade silver. with little gold. the ores averaging at least POO ounces of the former met al to the ton. During the past year and a half fully S50,000 worth of ore averaging over 800 ounces silver to the ton, have been shipped from the mine, packed on mules to Minaca and thence sent by rail to smelters at a handsome profit. This property Is considered one of the remarkable new properties of the state. Gibbs, White & Alexander have been working the property but little over year. They have a shaft 1-2xS feet on the. vein down 160 feet, with drifts on the o0 and 100 foot levels, without encounter ing either wall. There is a tunnel on the vein 130 feet long, with a winzc 40 feet deep. The vein is on a con tact between porphyry and andesite and this contact can be traced TOT five miles. Above the shaft, which is in a canyon. the vein shows ore eX- posed for 50 feet. On the dumps there are 150O tons of ore, which will average 1f5 ounces silver to the ton.
 Messrs. Parker and Murray came in from the mine last week. The new oV ners are working the property and MT. Murray is to have personal charge of the operations. He will go out next week A hoist is to be installed, a mill to be erected at once and the work is to be pushed as rapidly as possible. Water power is right at the mine and 5000 acres of wood and tim Der land have been denounced, which goes with the deal.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-07-06
GREENE's COMPANIES HAVE
 TEN STORES IN CHIHUAHUA.

CHIHUAHUA, Mex, July 5.-S. M. AgUirre, purchasing agent of W. C. Greene's several companies operating fu this state, returned from Mexico City and left for his headquarters ar Temosachic.
 While south NIT. Aguirre purchased ten carloads of merchandise for the Ten stores of the Greene companies. These stores are distributed at various points where the Greene Gold-Silver Co and the Sierra Madre Land & Lum Der Co. have enterprises under way. The principal stores are at Temosa- chic, San Pedro Springs. Nayidad, SConchenol, Pines Altos and Ocampo This is the first buying Mir. Aguirrc has done in Mexico City. Most Of the goods are bought here and in Fl Paso.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-07-06
PRITCHARD, HAGEN & CO,
 Brokers and Promoters.

GlONCt 0 anu OtfiOtCt os
 . Front Rooms, New Telephone 2 Bldg, Phone 135, Blsbee, Ark. I 5 The handling of "Bonanza . cIrciev and other Curb stocks, 3 On commission, OUR SPE- . clALTY. . Quotations by wire come to 3 our offices s'every little while" . during brokerage hours direct , from Calumet, Michisan--the |. HUB of the Bonanza Circle . Companies. , July 5, 1906. 3 Market Shows Slightly Better. 2 A slightly improved condition , as to prices and trading per , Yaded the entire stock market during today's session, and . some of the stocks showed ad- : vances up to the noon hour of } no mean proportions, though . g before the close of the day 2 some of the gains made were 2 lost. It would appear that 8 rally in the curbs is to be the order. However, should there 2 be an advance throughout the 2 list it will not be anything out, : of the ordinary, as the summer dullness is on and will doubt less show it's retarding effects 2 for still a number of weeks. At this particular time we would advise the purchase of g the fayorites on the boards, as g 1t will be a long time, if ever. E before these stocks will sell al lower figures, and the coming 3 three or four months will 3 unquestionably see them sell ing far above their present 2 levels. Among the stocks We would 2 especially recommend for pur- 2 chases at present are Sup. & , Pitts. Warren, Denn. Globe Cons, Hancock, F.. Butte, Can anea-Duluth and Sonora-Bo- nanza. Because you will find the last two named among the 3 lowest priced stocks. do net disregard them, for they are ones which will make you the 2 biggest profits in the shortest time and besides you are plac- 2 ing your money in properties 2 that are safe and sound, as 2 we'll as being proved as big flu
 2 ture dividend payers. . ClnSiup punt afious-
Bisbee daily review., 1906-07-06
GRtENEATLOWEST MARK l
Warren Is in Active Demand, Consolidated Is Weak.
 Shattuck Scarce.
MARKET IS LOADED
 WITH RAVEN TODAY
fBv Frank J. Grail


 The stocks all continue to hold their own. and slow improvement is to be zoticed along the general line. The payers are becoming stronger, and it seems that the bottom has almost been reached. While the summer market is one there is always more or less forced selling which spectators are eager to pick up, and as a result there is no strong bidding.
 Warren is in active demand. and to- day there were good sized blocks bought from the east. American Is another which many think will realize a good profit this fall Denn-Arizona is being bought at SIG, although the demand today is not so strong as last week
 Superior and Pittsburg is inclined co be weak, being offered freely at S165e. and we would not be surprised to see somewhat lower prices on this stock. North Butte and Butte Goa Eitio nboth showed better strength, closing at SS5 and S30 respectively.
 Shattuck is scarce under S55. with bids of $32 failing to bring any out. Cochise is in better demand, although the offerings are inclined to be light. The market seems to be flooded with Raven stock, and today there was plenty of it being offered below par, sales being made at 75 and e cents, with the best bid at 5 cents.
 Greene reached its lowest mark for some time. closing at S21.S7 l-2. IL Is reported that the break was caused by the report of the coming break in the met market, but the rest of the coppers showed no signs and held strong. Globe Consolidated holds its own at bid, with sales at S6.50. Victo- ria was bought at s7.25. Felvetia hoI1s at s4 bid. The balance of the list shows no change.
 NEW YORK, July 5.-The market opened strong and ruled steady, with prices from l to 3 points above Tues days closing. However, 1t became dull later, and in the last hour wig erous bear attack carried the whole list off sharply again. so that practi- caIly all of the gai nwas lost. There were some favorable railroad returns pabIished. Crop news was good and money ruled easy. Another $1,500,- 9e0 Australian gold was secured for New York account.
 Sales, 1900
 Money closed 2d3 per cent.
 Greene broke on talk of coming Break in the metal market, bTt other copperS were strong.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-07-06
COPPER RANGE.

We understand that the Trimoun- tain mine of the Copper Range Go. is making a very muchimproved showing at a depth of 1900 feet. and that there has been an increase in the refined copper yield to 20 points ingot to the ton of rock.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-07-06
ARIZONA COMMERCIAL

A strip of high grade ore IS inches Ehick was cut at 106 feet in fifth level 'crOsscut. and at 112 feet crosscut is sn the ledge strong which is dipping to north at an angle Of about 40 degrees. Gre is said to be better than on the fosTrth level. Work or driving the erosscut will proceed at the rate of six to eight feet per day.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-07-06

New York does occasionally over look chance, for a man helplessly drunk was taken from the gutter to the police station there the other day and found to have $17,000 in his po1- ct
Bisbee daily review., 1906-07-06
EXPORTS IF COPPER
 F0R THE FISCAL YEAR

BOSTON 30The
 
 
  1905.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-07-06

Tom TaggaIt says he will tell where the Democratic campaign contribu- 7Elons all came from. But will Cor-tel- yoa2 Not on your life.-AtIanta Con sStitution.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-06

reserved gallery and after the house adj
journed they, with Senator Newlands, held
an Informal reception in the room OF the
speaker.
The postofice appropriation bill was
taken up when the house met today and
Mr.. Moon CTenn.) the ranking minority
member of the post Office and post roads
committee, continued the explanation of
the bill. He insisted that II the appropria-
ton for railway mafi services was to be
cut down It should be only after complete
| investigation.
| Mr., TowAe New York;, followed Mr..
Moon. After short dissertation on the
growth of the present rules now in force
in the house he addressed himself to the
| petition recently presented by labor leaders
to the president and congress asking
favorable consideration of the measures
deemed of importance to the men for whom
they spoke. Arguing that this petition was
quite the most significant utterance OF the
sort in recent economic history, he said:
The political party in power is, as an
organization, the agent OF the dominan nt
tend to capitalistc combination and, con-
solidation, II unTestrained and unregulated;
| They threaten the stability OF the social
order and the workingmen of the country
may Justly feel an especial interest ~
curb1g the Fapseity Of these ne fb oTgsnlsTfi
or permission OF the laws. In this enter,
| prise these petitioners become allies OF all
| members Of society. not Immediately as,
| ISOLATED in the scheme of spoiiation ana
plumber. When thus engaged they cease
| to be a faction, but become the representa-
| tives of the general welfare. Instead or
meriting the Sappellation Of agitators
and disturbers they range themselves
among the conservative elements OF our
institutions in furtherance of what mas
become the great patriotic political duty
| of the hour, the restoration in the republic
Of the ancient standards of justice and
equality under the law, the mingled safety
and progress that constitute the goal and
the sanction of democratic government.
| Mr.. Towne was given splendid ovation
| when he concluded
MIR. STEVENSON Chdinn.) spoke on the sub
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-06
MINISTER VISITS SToRER
Count GOlachOwskt Calls On and
spends an HOur with Former
Ambassador.

VIENNA, April 5--Count Goluohowski
called ON Mr.. storer this afternoon and
spent an hour with the retiring ambassador.
1t is understood that the latter will be re-
ceived by Emperor Francis Joseph in pri-
vate audience after Easter. Thereafter Mr..
Storer will go to Versailles secure house
and take up his residence in May after re-
visiting Vienna. 1t is reported that the
Marquis De Reverseaux, the French am
bassador here, in reply TO an inquiry Of the
French government, asking him IL the re-
port that he lent assistance to Mrs. storer
in her endeavors~ to further Catholic
projects was correct. telegraphed to Paris
that the statement was unfounded.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-06
Long Gloves for Easter.

Our line of long kid gloves is now COM
plete in all the leading shades and black
or white. Considering the many calls for
long lengths we advise early purchase to
avoid disappointments. Although our sup
ply is large we are unable to estimate the
demand.
Elbow Length Gloves--Suede, in shades
Of tan, brown, mode. navy, red, green,
operas, French gray. black and white, per
pair, 49,
Elbow Length Gloves-Glace, IN shades
OF brown, tan, mode and white, per pair, 50.
Elbow Length Gloves-Washable kid, in
mode. black and white, per pair, $3.50.
Elbow Length Gloves-Glace Trefousse
quality, in black only, an excellent value,
per pair, $780,
Mousquetaire Gloves S-button Length
Suede, in French grays, mode and white,
per pair, $50.
Mousquetaire Gloves, S-button Length
Suede OF glace, in mode. gray. navy green,
prunes. black or white per pair, 81.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-06
Howard. Corner 10th St.

ject Of jeers and sneers in the senate On
Tuesday.
This was the end of the serious part Of
the controversy. Mr.. Foraker replied In a
concilliatory manner TO Mr.. Delivers
complaint relative to the character of the
debate on Tuesday, saying that for the
most part the discussion had consisted Of
good natured raiilery directed at the senior
senator from Iowa, Mr.. Allison. e~'
at is no seldom he said, THAT. we get
an opportunities, say''anytting about him
that most of us enjoy any opportunity TO
say something at his expense"
BY the time that Mr., Allison arose the
senate was In a thoroughly good humor
and his remarks, though brief, were of a
character TO add materially to the good
feeling.
The senate. at 4 p. m, went into execu-
tive session and adjourned twelve minutes
later.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-06
Easter Embroideries.

Never before has this department been
so complete with varied and choice novel
ties. We make speciality of the finest
embroideries from st. Gall suitable for
wedding trousseaus, graduation gowns,
Easter gowns and the daintiest OF little
folks garments. And here, too, are pro-
vided the many staple lines ranging from
1Oc a yard up. Our large assortment Of
seam headings range from &c to CSC yard.
Ribbon beading medallions, insertlnsA,
gslloons. edging. tuckings, all-overs in
great variety. Embroidered robes or partly
made dresses from 81 to S35 each.
Ask to see our embroidered batiste from
81 to S a yard. You will enjoy looking at
these handsome goods whether you wish TO
purchase or not. Displayed at our en-
broidery counter, first floor.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-06
DOG saves MIMI. Life.

HURON, s. D.. April 5--CspeciaL)-T
day evening while out hunting j. A. Car
lyle and ed Danielson attempted to cross
Pearl creek I'm one-horse buggy at a
point where the water is very deep. The
horse plunged, overturned the b.ggy and
the two men were precipitated into the
stream Mr.. Danielson and the horse were
drowned, but by hOlding to the neck Of HIS
hunting dog Carlyle reached shore. Daniel.
son leaves a wife and three children.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-06
CHICAGO ASKS FOR CHANGE
sanitary District says IL Cannot Get
Fair Trial in Peoria
... Court.

PEORIA, H., April 5--Just before noon
today Frank ]. Quinn as attorney for the
Chicago sanitary district, appeared before
Judge worthington in the circuit court end
asked for ohanse of venue in the seven
teen damage suits still pending against the
district. They insist they cannot secure q
fair and Impartial trial before Judge Green.
At the recent session OF the grand jury
Judge Green Instructed them 20 thoroughly
investigate the statement that efforts had
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-06
FIRE RECORD.


DENVER, April 5.-Fire today compile tely
destroyed the plant OF the Hallack Lumber
and Supply company at Thirty-ninth ave-
nue. and Gilpin street, entailing an esti-
mated loss of 10000 fully covered by in
surance. The plant covered an area OF
twenty ceres and was swept clean Of mill
lions of feet OF lumber and several build
ings. The origin Of the fire is not known
TO the authorities.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-06
River RIse. I'D Pierre.

PIERRE, 8. ID, April 5.-(special Tele-
gram)-ISie river went 10 the nine dot
stage here today in a rise with a heavy
run Of river ice. The ice endangered and
carried away a portion OF the North
westerns temporary bridge, but most of
il was saved by anehormg it with cables.
Governor Eirod has set Friday, April %. as
the date for Arbor day.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-06
Leather Goods.

Coin Purses. black, brown, navy and
green seal leather. strap handle, at S.OO,
900 and $3.50 each
Carriage Bags made of good quality seal
leather. brown, tan and black fitted with
coin purse. plain leather handle, at 500,
t:.5o and $500 each.
Carriage, Bags, black seal and walrus,
from 800 TO 800 each.
Envelope. Bags. green, tan and black seal,
plain strap handles at from $500 to $500
each. 80 .,-
Carriage Bags i'm white walrus, fitted with
coin purse, plain leather handles. at SIPS
each. e--. -.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-06
Extra Special in Stylish New
Silks Friday at 29c, 39c,
ACC. SOC a Yard.

Remember just two more days lett III
which you can secure regular Coo quality
silks for 99c, 75c and SEC silks for &c a
yard. And the great success of this sale
has not only been the superior quality OF
silks. but more especially the exquisite line
OF choice colors, especially in the new
oueen's grays Many of the lots will not
last long Others are good for several
hours and some may still be here at
closing time.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-06
Won BUELOV is STRICKEN
chancellor Of German Empire Paints While
in The Reichstae.
HAD SPOKEN ON THE MOROCCAN MFNF
Goes to Chsmber Against Advice OF
Physicians and e. Overcome
while LiateninR 90 So
cialisCs speech.

BERLIN, April 6-Inquiry early this
morning at the residence OF Chancellor Won
Buelow, who tainted while attending tho
sitting of the Reichstag yesterday, ELECTED
the Information that he IL continuing to
improve. He IL now able to read the news
papers and to hold short conversations.
DR.. Renvers called on the chancellor near
midnight and found his condition satisfac-
tory in every respect
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-06
Regular $1.25 Silk and Wool
Poplin, Friday, 69c a Yard.

No such styles and values anywhere else'
That is the popular verdict Oh the thou
sands Of customers who have attended this
snecial sale. You should come early Fri
dav and go all through the line. There
are some very pretty colors left, especially
IN the tans. hello. old rose and navy.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-06

BOSTON, April 5.-The body OF Edwin C.
Swift, the packer who died here early to-
day, was removed early tonight to Mr..
swifts residence at Pride's Crossing. Bey-
erly. The funeral has been arranged for
Sunday. The body will be placed in a re-
eeiving tomb until the return Of Mrs switt
lfrom Europe.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-06
DEBATE TAKES a WIDE RANGE
Rights OF Labor, Goods Roads ana
the Tariff Discussed.

Rights OF Labor, Goods Roads ana
the Tariff Discussed.
WASHINGTON April 5.-The postofice
appropriation bill, following an immemoral
custom. was made the vehicle for number
of speeches today having no bearing on
the subject, matter under discussion, but
of general interest to the country. The
rights OF labor were discussed by Mr..
Towne New York;; good roads by Mr.,
Lee CGa9: railway mail pay by Mr.. steen-
erson CMnn) and protective tariff by Mr.
Rainey Qll.l
Incident to his speech on labor Mr.
Towne spoke - the increased power given
the speaker of the house by the rules now
in force. He said IL the house ever has It's
ancient dignity and power restored It will
be after il has indicated the right of dis
cussion Of all public questions.
During the late afternoon Earl and Lady
Grey were interested spectators in the
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-06

BERLIN, April 5.-2:9O y. m-Chancellor
Won Buelow, while attending the debate in
the Reichstae today, tainted and was car
rleu TO committee room by some OF the
members of the house.
Inc chancellor made a speech on the sub
Ject OF Morocco and was listening to the
answer of Herr Bebel, the socialist leader
when he was taken III, bending over sew
eral times on his left side. Herr Carl
bachem, a member OF the center party
supported the chancellor and the vice pres
ident OF the house, DR.. Count Won stol-
berg Wernigerode, called out: rs DR.. Mug
dan there?"
The vice president then adjourned the
sitting for quarter of an hour, during
which deep silence prevailed throughout the
house Drs. Mugdan and Becker had in
the meantime gone to the assistance of
the chancellor, who appeared to be con-
verstng with them and with the MEM
bers who carried him from the chamber
into the committee ROOM.
Simple stimulants we're used and tbo
chancellor soon was able to speak and move
his limbs. This news spread rapidly among
the anxious members of the ReichstaE and
the sitting was resumed
A few minutes after Won BueIow tainted
fAASAA~
cess Won Buelow and to the emperor
The princess reached her husband
as soon as Prof. RENDERS. The EN-
peror was at lunch when the news was
conveyed to him and he immedia tely arose
Cancelled all his engagements for the after
noon and ordered a carriage to go to the
Reichstag.
Vice Chancellor Posadowsky-w ehner had
previously hurried 10 the palace and re-
lated the circumstances to the emperor and
went with him to the Reichstag.
After being placed in an easy chair he
began to show signs Of returning to con
seriousness.
| Prof. Rudolf Renvers, head OF the
Moabite hospital. reached the room some
| time later and, after examining the chan
cellor, said that he was only suffering
from severe fainting spell, the result OF
influenza, and that there were no indica-
tions of paralysis, which was at first
| feared.
Prof. Renvers was assisted by Drs
Mugnan and Becker. who are members OF
the Rechstag. They cleared the sitting
| room of the cabinet ministers and others
and transferred the chancellor from the
easy chair to a lounge only Princess Won
Buelow, who had Joined her husband, re-
naming with him.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-06
DEATH RECORD.
CurtIs NJ. Benton.

LEAVENwoRTH. Kan, April 5.-Curtis
NJ Benton, a captain i'm the First Kansas
infantry during the civil war, died at the
Soldiers Home here today. aged 50 years
He enlisted at Atchison, Kan, and after
the war became prominent as a live stock
buyer in this state. He was a native OF
Kentucky.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-06

WASHINGTON. April 5-The president
today sent the following nominations to the
senate:
Brey.
To be placed on retired list of the army
with rank Of brigadier colonel Charles r.
Suter, corps engineers
Postmasters: Colorado-J. w. Wolf. Ea
ton. ldaho-J. Trahen, Idaho Springs; ID.
w. Price, Kellogg; w. w. Dunn, Twin
Fails. lllinois-W. s. Chittendon, Park
ridge Missouri-D. r. Walker, Ozard
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-06
Special Sale Of Fancy Linens in
Our Economy Basement,
Friday.
TENERIFFE DoILIEs.

TENERIFFE DOILIES.
100 dozs Tsneriffe poilies, S1sc each
100 don. t5sc Tenerlife Doiiies, DC each
100 doz. 5e Teneriffe Doiiies ice each.
FRINGED FRUIT NAPKINS.
leo dog. SC Fringed Fruit Napkins, 1c each.
FRINGED DAMAsK TOWELS.
80 doz foe Frinsed DasnAsk Towels, 25o
each.
30 doz 25e Fringed Damask Towels, 121kC
each. ...a .
Special Sale. Remnants Table, Damask
and Crash Towelings. '''a'H ..-t
BATH TOWELS.
% doz. l5c Bath Towels, 10c each.
50 doz. $50 Bath Towels, DC each.
50 doz. 35c Bath Towels, 1sc each
II, s. DRAWN WORK sCARFs.
% dog. Ssc H. s. Scarfs, 4ee each.
% dog. s5c II. 8. Lunch Cloth, 4sc.
3 dog. 75c II. S. Lunch Cloth, CSC each.