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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-29

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atlalares lad been mice sttTing tie
nigA ana ID ene cUuae tel who h4d
matte them. She hoat tlenleu any
lsnoH leSse of the work. and n0ae If
tie guests Attempted ID exnialn ii
AgAs Trevor looked oil With the Others
ais0 saia sotAing
ghe atesy " tie squares I'D the
laHn Engaged she attention or the
household MI that tirs GHlne oials per
son w;iie tld not appear IL take any
interest Id ste matter Was Senwortsiy
who sas oyef streets 1T paper ga vshlclg
TX was flgssriiig ii poeaAg pver book
on opssos AT luncheon tlme he lett
bis books aaG papers ga 4 table en she
terrace. and they Nere examined hy
several persons hoping S0Esle evidence
eoula TX aaaHceS from them 10 COT.
vist tbs American III sIaft
Tile nexf might one az the guests
Whose ro0n overlooked Hhe lawn. Mas
awakened by seeing Il light through
tsae slats "a window bsinG HE rot
ap svepf to Esae wneew and hooked DIT
al iIgsif Wss moving on the lawn. And
very ginggsaE a@slan ii wAs TIE
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-29
70 ASIA STATION.
Squadron of Cruisers Nay Sail after the
Review BY President Roosevelt.

Washington, II. C., Aug. 2g lit ii ex.
peet4d fliat very soon after the review
81 the Atlantic aeet BY President Roose.
yelt the squadron of cruisers under Rear
Admiral Brownson viii sail for the Ash
attic station BY wy Of Europe and the
Suez canal. These cruisers consist Of
the West Virginia, Pennsylvania, Colo
RADIO and Maryland, the largest and fast
est ships, thought not ais heavy or with
as much armor As the best battleships,
The fleet will leave New York ia time
to reach Gibraltar hy September III.
Admiral Brownson's squadron will
not visit any northern countries while
en- route.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-29
PEACE AND WAR.

War IL simply question Of which
side can kill the most men on tho either
side. What silly assee men are to keep
it ups-I.o Angeles Times.
England is not Indifferent to dis.
armament. II has decided to build
three new DreadnoughtH instead Of
tourist Louis Globe Democrat.
brazil Is buying three s500n,00o bit.
tIeships. Brazil probably il not an.
ticipatinE trouble, they enn be sold af
q profit Of 40 per cent when the next
European war breaks OUT ST. Louis
Etnr-ChronIeIe.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-29
TALES or CITIES

Two hundred and twenty I've per-
sons have bees killed by street cars
III Chicago during the last nineteen
months.
Washington. Franklin county. Me.
sends cob pipes all over the world.
also githers. tx has the largest aud
best FGthcr mandatory Iii The world.
More than three times ae many chill
dren between the agcs of enc and eve
years die every day III Greater New
York than IN the rest DC the aIate. aes
eprling 70 an official bulletin ISSUED
BY the state department of health.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-29
WOMAN KILLED.
Another Badly Wounded BY Steamship
Fireman in Brooklyn.

New York, Aug. 20.-- Martin Winter
stein, 20 years Old. a fireman on The
steamship Colon, shot and killed Mrs.
Annie Larsen, 20 YEARS old, in her apart
meuta an Henry street. South BROOKLYN,
yesterday AIRS. Sailie Bruhn 20 years
old. cousin 81 Mrs. larsen, was shot
and seriously wounded BY the fireman.
Wtnterstein ran ta the street and fred
q shot At the policeman who tried to
arrest him. He was oyerpowefed after
a hard struggle
The murderer wis infatuated with
Mrs, Larsen, and jealousy probably
prompted the crime.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-29
HERE AND THERE.
streamers Fly rrom sashes and Hats.
Yards Of Lace ON Gowns.

ssresmers FIy From sashes and Hats.
Yards of Lace on Gowns.
Little girls sashes nearly always
have little bunch bow set ut each side
Of the front part of the sash that
passes around the waist The bow at
the back il not long, as this style il
mostly worn with the little short skirt
ed French dresses. Often there Is no
sash, but only tiny bebe ribbon run
through the bending on the embroidery
belt, and then there are full punches Of
bebe ribbon tucked IN the same way to
each side of the front OF the belt
Many Of the imported hats have rib
bon streamers introduced at the back.
A trimming the American woman likes
Is a modified form of the same thing
where the soft. broad ribbon turns over
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-29

Liverpool ii credited with sa,ana 600 II
the Hartford with sa.0la,7nH, the New
Work Underwriters with sa,4a6,1s5s tbs
Aetna III Hartford IL down for Sy,i29,i
anE, and thp Liverpool aud London and
Globe fer sa.Taisa5s.
hix companies have paid upward q
two millions apiece, while an equal mum
bier have exceeded one million,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-29
HAD A EUROPEAN TRIP
AT TOTAL COST OF Ss:
ST Student M TIE Unsre9Ssts III ca
cags Dc Mnck oE his Travelling
an catsAe Beats.

EAsraeo. slis Aase n g5geg NAH.
ess ssasaent AZ tase anisefsiss ot Iais
sasa, has psssna tAAt II il possible ~
nske d six nesks issp III hsfcpe tor
SIS He Aas islSt returned. ssras, hat
enthusiastic 8sef the sightt ILL sac
III London ard Paris
When he leGt Nhieaso On Tnlx lie ia
said Ae wogya MAKE Ehe ss8p and SsS
w0ula caFry hiia through IN went
from here to Boston on 4 cattle tFaan.
ard left RaStea III cattle beat for
EmraFs. last week Ae arrived III BoS.
tsn on another cattle neas.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-29
WAR rs NEARER.
Bulgaria and Turkey on Edge Of Clash
Now Diplomat Has Resigned.

New York, Aug. ga special cable
from Constantinople TO the Sun says:
The sudden resignation Of the Bulga-
tian diplomatic agent here Is serious
symptom Of the strained relations be.
tween Turkey and Bulgaria.
The possibility Of war between the
fwo powers is generally admitted. II
there should be clash, Bulgarian vic.
tory i highly probable.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-29
EARL CREWS ESCAPE
Electric Light Globe Bursts and Bits Of
Glass blown Into Eyes.

Winnipeg Alan, Aug. 10 Eail Grey
Governors General 81 Canada, had mar
row escape from serious injury sunday
night Iust before retiring an electric
light bulb exploded Gull IN his iaee. and
bits If glass were blown lllta his eyes
His right eye was closed and the sef.
vices 81 physician we're required y ban
daee up bis forehead.
The governor appeared at Portage Ia
Prairie Monday with d covering over Tho
right eYe,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-29
RESTLESS RUSSIA.

All advlcea from Sc. Petersburg con.
cur In the opinion that the car II rock.
Ing the boat Anaconda STANDARD.
The ezar has declared war not
against japan. but against bis own
people He II the nrch lunatle 0f The
age Birmingham Herald
Harring few inutlBies. railroad rob.
berries, peasant upFisiitgs. countless
riots and asxazsinatlohs. TEassia IA
Apaciheds now view York Mali.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-29

Mrs. Hornheak lin the midst OF her
readingl Mercy sakes alives Here Is
an item about d surgeon over at Big
gerville removin' an epitheIioma from
a mans lip.
Farmer Hornbeak = We'll. | sh'ud
Judge it was about time for people TO
quit using such long words when It re-
qulres doctor to git EN- out.-Puck.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-29
His LAST APPEAL.

Dear Editor
When s1u regHist ycn can't sceeps
Tire stories that Send
don't believe thar you regret
To send them hack again
Ny stories must. do admit
Your fldiense provoke
But. with your sharpensd point Of wit
why don't you take tokes
Respectfully
Al CONTRIBUTOR.
--Lipplncott's Magazine,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-29
The Real Estate Concern cit
PhiIade Iptlia lib Trouble
THE PRESIDENT DEATH
II II. Hpple Read N ehe Concern, Was
Aaso Treasurer us Mission Boards
Ampnnts Involved
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tatf tsuAt epnf'snS eaosed It'll afafs 9es.
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WIFE eiea suddenly last aa9das MaF ths
issssass''siA q sEe s'oasge'as
atae aESsssts MiQ aineant Se R8sa9a,i
900
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1900 ' 's'
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s n
= Asaetas ssSAhass n'eeAah3 M AssF
Philadelphia flesaaNg hoAas assssaasate'
Mas Held IN aiseass Hba relation n ss.e
,.,,.st,,.sa 1900 " 5as...is tfa.s asyass,,s
I.
" kaF fsa'PSS3a MAses9 sssss4 1sses3 @aas'
satAe oa Monday ~ She esSet1 tnak VIII
stefes 81 4aae sas4itnsien Mas nes afYeet,
IN
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sass;,as.s IS Fs.s., II 8,s,g .ls $1,000,
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eliitfs
qhe compare assets consist iaYgels
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Nh tssrats sl8. as X tvesxs,ss, IL Ill,
s,.es e.s gss, s,.,.s,,.sss II M 5000 J.
senns M sptlsa NJ NM pyessss4,s', Xiii aa v
astsg $3.50 M 1880 III sa II ' N.
wessegn MI seetian W fbe aiI;aase IN IN,
refoFn,ed eb,gel.es bosdinp INV presl,g
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-29

Il always hate to pass an ice cream
saloon when I'm walking with my
GIRL
When I'm out with my girl I've
never happened to pass one
That's strange. How do you man
age itf"
Il don't manage IT: she does She all
ways insists upon going ln+7-Catholie
Standard and Times.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-29

ne Ritter wouldn't you IKE to read
this new book Of mine7
Kandor No, thank you-
De Riter-Tt's CleverIey's latest nor.
Ell. / JUST bought IT.
Kandar-0h, let's have It, / thought
you meant you wrote it.-Cathollc
Standard and Times.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-29
PAYING FRISCO LOSES.


san Francisco. Aue 70 4hifts Axe
asuranee companies QUE II tie teu ius
salxed ii Che Aan Fyaneiaeo disaster
k64a said III the aggregate s55,iVa ses,
5 accotaing ia THEM office records 70
i4te.
isome a tic larger coneefps have
mae teavy payments The koNal 81
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-29
GEAR BRAVES ntiMBa
He and the czafiua ATTEND Gen, MEMS
Funeral


st. Petersburg, aug 2ar THE Car
aud czafina attended ! service II nae
niarY at tbs late siau, Alien at tha Peter.
holt camp Monday afternoon,
The assassin II Gen. NonliafliaEski +
tic Governor IT Warsaw wha was slain
Monday Naa 4 f0snB man VIC WAITED
Ia the Generals carriage 81 Q point
where tie street VAS torn nj and ths
driver had Ia elleek the horses speed
III afed four shots, ilne bullet entered
TIA Generals breast Just under Fhs
heArt. The driver drove 1t fnll speed q
sbe hospital where ecu ypnliarlialTki
died soou altar hts arrival.
Cen. Nnnllalliagski had been Gem
mauder q tie Firth A4my Corps hers
and had lust accepted the post 81 Gov
afn9E
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-29

Kind Lady tvisiting tie jaill--T M
derstand i was your love for HquDr
that brought you here.
Jllniam Jake Don't Touse believe Il.
masam. Dis IL de- las Elape on cart ia
come II e / WIZ Ioolin fer 4 drink. =
Chicago News
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-29
PRosEcUTEs DAUGHTER.
Alice May Anderson Is Again Lodged in
Paterson Iail.

Paterson, n. j, Aug. 90. Alice May
Anderson, eighteen years old. who was
arrested on Sunday night last, but re
leased Monday morning because hel
father refused to prosecute her, has
again been arrested and lodged I'M jail
here, charged with having robbed hei
father, George Anderson Of Redwoods
avenue.
The girl visited her father on Satur,
day. and when she had gone ne missed
about 5000.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-29

.sWhy, Tommy exclaimed the Sun
day school teacher reproaehfnIly. '.you
don't even seem to know what the BIZ
Die Isl's
~Oh. yes. dot replied Tommy. tits
the thing you press autumn Leaves ID. =
Minneapolis Journal
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-29

MIS-. n KNHLk7W3 sf1ITE3Nf7 sfELT m
children eaHAAsuEs safsans flse #tfms rnfiuraH
nalfg4 Racfegk4g anse ii III eAaaH Wa wuHla
sAF 90 every mufi1er whH Aaaa suffering eifild
U0 not iMr gHur nrai1gAtees nor ena nraflfaiuea
ct af4sarHs sfaHn HhsweHn gau anti vonr suffer-
snls ehtia ami tbs relief fha1 VII BIZ aaraA-Yea
absolutely gitra-ta Hnilow Eila Ham If faia
unazGine4 + a4EnaIw used. Rrtaa 7EEus 4 AazAaa
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-29
HNxA VINO smoke.

An English sehoolmastAe asserts that
he can detect tie smokers among bis
boys by their handwriting, the writ
las q the boys who smoke being loose
and Habby Handwriting, he SAYS. Ii q
elnenagegraph Of The heart.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-29

~That new cleric of yours II rather
versatile. isn't hep said tile drummer.
"That's what replied tie village
merchant RE makes tliree Dr. four
different Ksnas of fool of himself
every CAV r-retnoit Tribune.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-29

-Did Tau enjoy Your iasr honey
aaoonT mixed the ineuiaitige friend
Honeymoon, aadla#fieKas" fej0lnea
tlae Is widow why II waa Feguiar
glucose aud wax aAaie Chicago
Naxua
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-29

Wall street had reports about the
eompany's condition ii the middle of
The afternoon, and when these began
II be definite rather decided weakness
took possession IL the market. Read.
inc and Pennsylvania were mainly af.
fected, but the whole list vent substan-
TALLY lower Losses from the high fig
ures of The day reached points il a
few instances.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-29

Measles i diseaso imputed largely
to the eating of pork.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-08-29

Rambling Waggles-I was robbed
last flight, and | lost fifty.tiiree artI-
Giles Of furniture. everything had IN
de world
Policeman-Fi Fifty three articlesf
Rambling Waggles--Sure; deck Of
cards and corkscrew = Cincinnati
Commercial Tribune.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-15
Sstock Likely to Be Dull Until Definite News Is Given
 Out.
STocKHOLD LDERS ARE
 ALL DEEPLY INTERESTED
(By Frank J. Graf.)

RISBEE. May 14.-Today's market vas practically a lifeless one, witn light trading and slow market ihert ;s no demand for stocks one way oi the other, and it is very likely tha' there will not be till something aen nite is given out regarding the con solidation which is to take erect IT the very near future. Until the pr' rata is known the majority or tnt large stockholders will not do any trading, and will wait for definite m formarion. w%e were advised toda! that a meeting of the stockholders the Junction, C. & F., P. & D., and l. S. R is being held at Calumet to day. and we were in hopes that we would be able to give you the exac' results of the meeting regarding the consolidation as well as the pro rat. to be given and !he amount that VII he allowed foc subscription. Up Y this writing we have not been advised as to this pro rata, but will let yor know at our earliest convenience
 Shattuck changed hands in smal lots at S39, while few shares Junction changed hands at s25. Nortl Butte took decline from s94.25 S91.25 at the close.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-15
CONsOuDATONRU PROPERTIES AT KELVIN
Later Development Work on Ray and Other Mines in
 District.
ARE ALL REPORTED
 GROWING RICHER.

The Ray Copper company in the Kelvin district of Pinal county. since it's reorganization, has been doing con siderable expert development work and sampling of the mines by Messrs Tillman and Mcintyre, expert miners, who have blocked out numerous such ore bodies.
 C. M. Gordon is now the general manager not only for the Ray Copper company. but also for The Anglo American Copper company with their main office in London under charge of Mir Feldtman, who is the chief en- gineer for both companies. Wester- felt is the technical engineer, as re- garding assaying mill tests, and all pertaining to chemistry in connection with the mineralogical department of both companies, and is considered one of the finest in the world. Manager Gordon Is very popular at Kelvin among all classes and it is due to his untiring energy and good man. agement that the company is now
 ready to operate on grander and more substantial scale than ever be- fore. They have an abundance of rich ore in vast ore bodies. It is nearly
 all smelling proposition, and in all probability the concentrating mill will
 not be used at all by the company, but s,nelters will take its place, as with
 railroad, fuel and fluxing materials
 are all available, which was not the
 case few years ago.
 | Some of the principal stockholders in the Ray Copper company are con- nected with the Anglo-American Cop | 70 aI, |, r11r Rio Tinto Copper company in Spain,
 said to be the largest copper company in the world and it is their intention
 to bring the Ray company to the front at an early date as one of the greatest producers of the world, which will not
 be in the least astonishing, as this en i ltire section of Arizona is series oi lvast ore bodies similar to those al , Globe or Bisbee, and Kelvin is des tined to be a great center for copper and lead.
 There is big mother lode or lint
 and porphyry dyke ranging north ant south through here, that is hundred!
 of feet in width. It is traced iron [ laway beyond the Dagger Well dis ttrict to Globe and beyond Globe. LeaC 1 and copper, also gold and silve , abounds in big bodies along it, ant from present indications it seems t
 be practically inexhaustible.
 When this great mineral country i } properly opened up by capital, Phoe
 nix will reap rich commercial baI vest from it, as 1t is all in it's vas
 tributary commercial territory. Ke : win is the Mecca toward which numer
 ous pilgrims intent upon mining ar 7 now turning, and 1t is the general COT l. census of opinion that there will b
 quite big mining boom there in tn
 very near future.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-15
BURRO MI. COPPER co. BUYS
 MINES 0F SOUTHWESTERN
 COPPER 60. IN BURR0 MS.
BIG MINING DEAL INVOLVING CONSIDERATION OF s4oo,. 900 cOnsUMMATED IN SILVER CITY LAST WEEK. PLANT OF BURRo MT. coPPE Rco TO BE EN- LARGED TO 300 TONS AT ONCE --ExTENS- s
 I'VE DEv. WORK IS PLANNED.

Crazy Dutchman. Redemption, Parker end Copper Mountain. A systematic course of development work on these claims is now being mapped out and wtfil Involve the expenditure of a large outlay of money for which the company will be repaid many times over in the opening up of the large bodies of ore known to exist in the district.
 The company has also decided to again enlarge their concentrator to 500 tons daily capacity, and work on this improvement will start at once. Other extensive improvements are planned which will place the Burro Mountain Copper Company along with some of the famous producers of Ari- zona The company has recently en- listed the services of number of mine and mill experts of these Arizona companies and in other ways are sparing no expense in increasing the efficiency of service, and facilities in handling the output.
 The company has passed the expert mental stage and is now entering prac- tically upon new era, one of the re suits getting, the outcome of which will be watched with interest by cop per men all over the country. The deal was ratified at a meeting of the stock holders of the Southwestern Copper Company held at Leopold. Monday afternoon, at which a large majority of the stock was represented. The meeting was attended by A. L. Nick erson, representing the Boston stock holders, and T. W. Carter and c. Ben nett, the Territorial stockholdees.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-15
INDICATIONS OF OIL
Company Sinking Test Well in rGaham County Strikes
 Black Sand.
GOOD PROSPECTS
 FOR BIG PRODUCER.

At a depth of 400 feet black oil sand, such as is found previous to the finding of oil in paying quantities. has been encountered in the well now be ing drilled near Fort Thomas.
 News of this important strike reach ed Bisbee yesterday in letter to Jo Martinelli. who is interested with oth CT local people in the company thai is drilling the well.
 Martinelli's letter states that thi sand is heavily impregnated with the Oeor of oil, and gives every indication of being but a short distance from the fluid itself, the finding of which vii become of great importance to al parts of the Territory.
 Drilling operations are in charge O Beaumont, Texas, oil man, who wis tied Ft. Thomas some time ago and was immediately impressed with tn possibilities of the district, He los no time in getting company organiz ed and a standard drilling rig on the ground.
 Drilling has been in progress but few months. From the start tht formation drilled through has beer one of great encouragement, and tho finding of black sand at this time par tially confirms the opinion of severa that oil will shortly be found in larg' quantities.
 A number of Globe people are inter ested in the enterprise. Several peo pie in Bisbee either hold claims in tn, same district or are interested in tho company that is doing the drilling.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-15
fsneoial to Reyiew.)


 SILVER CITY, May 14.-One of the largest mining deals that has ever been recorded in Grant County was consummated in Silver City this week when the Burro Mountain Copper Com. pany took over the properties of the Southwestern Copper Company in the Burro Mountains for consideration of s4OO. 900. Nathern F. Leopold, president of the Burro Mountain Copper Com pany and a millionaire of Chicago, and A. l.. Nickerson of Boston, represent ing the Southwestern Copper Compa- nv. were the principals in the deal. The Burro Mountain Copper Company has had the properties under lease and option to buy, for several years, and the present deal is the natural out come of this contract. It means much to the future prosperity or Silver City as the deal gives the Burro Mountain Copper Company, with the properties they already possess, square mile of the cream of the copper district In the Burro Mountains upon which they will prosecute vigorous development work on an extensive scale and which means the passing of the company from the prospective stage, to one of permanency and certainty and getting results. placing it on a basis with the big copper producing companies oi Arizona. The properties Of the Sout T. western Copper Company Include nf' teen claims, the principal one being the famous St. Louis mine, which mas produced hundreds of thousands ot dollars in copper together with such pIomising claims as the Protection,
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-15
APRIL COPPER PRICES
 HIGHEST OF YEAR

The average price of electrolytic copper during the month of April, ac- cording to the Engineering and Mining Journal, was 1S.375 cents as compared with 1S.361 in March, 17.869 cents in February and 1S.310 in January.
 On this basis the output of the Gran by. Shannon, Old Dominion, United States Mining and British Columbia companies, sold during April will be settled for.
 The average price of Lake is placed 1S.641 the preceding month,- 1S.116 in February and 1S.416 in January.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-15
CALUMET & ARIZONA
 OUTPUT OF COPPER

The output of the Calumet & Ari. zona for April was 3,SSS,0 pounds against 2,638.000 pounds a year ago For the four months from January the output has been 16,376, 900 pounds, against 1O,446, 900 pounds for the same period in 1905. The figures are in pounds of blister copper, 99 per cent line. The totals include, besides the output of the Calumet & Arizona prop CT, the production of the Lake Supe- rior & Pittsburg and the Pittsburg & Duluth mines. .
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-15
ARIZONA COMMERCIAL
 STOCK IN DEMAND

BOSTON, Mass. May 14.-Under. writers of the 10000 new shares of Arizona Commercial stock, the rights to which expired last week secured less than 800 shares, the stock being underwritten at par. There have been recent advances in the stock from 2E cents to 2S cents, due to strike in tho Black Hawk vein at the 400 foot level
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-15
PRlTCHARD, HAGEN & co.
 Brokers and Promoters.

Front Rooms, New Telephone Bldg, Phone 1S5, Bisbee, Ariz. The handling of "Bonanza Circle" and other Curb stocks, On commission, OUR SPE- CtALTY.
 Quotations by wire come to our offices "every little while" during brokerage hours direct from Calumet, Michisan--the HUB Of the Bonanza Circle Companies.