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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-30
ScrnarS Garter.

fnnn bier pielleiht billiger altIgelto.
pelt Wcrocn, ais in ir9eno cillent on.
oeren @rportnarft, ilnO neiner sln.
lidt nub fennen bic 9eboroen Der
Yennlplpunin Nn6n, nit ibrcm floren
Slid IN 0ic 3utimit oiclc notiirlihen
Snrtbeile @oltimore's better, ols lln-
Iere Gurd)lduittsbiir9cr, uno iino
IhneIl oa5u bcreit, iib oieie Sortbeile
5il 9tuben 81 noden unltott 9oltis
more, mie man bebnuptet, bel Seite ST
lbieben, lrnb lino bcreit, llnS lpeitere
,Socilititen su id(aiien fir Die ihnelle
Geioroerltng bon tSrnht ln6 nit Ell
mem &oltenollIlpalloe bon ncbrcren
D2illionen Collars, unb planen icbt
Sen 9mu eincS I ,000,0 900 9ui6el Sc.
treibeipeiders sur Grleibterlng ocS
8etreioenartteS.
SD bin iiber5eugt, oaB Sic EennipI,
uania-9abn niht Oen. Wunib begt, ac.
gen bieiige Eripntifiterciien llnb Die
OeS @emeilmeicns 81 bonoeln ilno III
Ser gluslpabl elmer Houte oaralli sl6t
baben miro, cine lol6e 81 iinoen, ipel-
6e unieren @iirgern uno Ser Shon-
beit ser Sto0t unb l(mgebling am
penigiten ihoocn fam.
SSh glotbc, Dob mir als 9iirger
ialid) bonoeln, luenn mir gcgen Ole
gobnen Itrcitcn, lpe5iea gegen bieie-
nigen, nit bencu oie Stabt 10 eng Der.
brnben it, ionocrn mir iollten iie er.
mutbigen uno ibnen olle lire glnltren.
giingen crleihterlL 6ie on3u oienen,
ms gr0Bere @obn.Sacilitdten 5u bic
ten, oa mir IN nid)t gerillgern Wabe
Sen oireften Tortbeil bahen bon Den
@rgebniiien ibreS groBen aopitals
uno ibrer groBortigem llnterneb.
ntltnqeu."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-30

Serr Sames g. Glorf, YrGlioent
ser Canton Grport Company, ia9te
Geilte bc5iigli6 6eS beabiibtigtcu
,Gut,Off;"
sd babe nit grobem GrItollncn
oie 9lnIi6ten perld)ieoener @iirger ge'
leien be5ilalib ibrer gegneriIhen
SteIlilngnabme 5u Dem Eroiefte Der
Ecnniplponio- 9abn, einc Oirefte
8rdbtlinie iiir ourhinbrenoe Sro6t.
5iige Inn bie Stoot Baltimore berum
81 conItriliren. Sd) fam Die 9lnlib.
ten oerielben in oieIem Sale nidt
gutbeiBcn. @s ld)eint mir, ais Oh icoer
Sellocnfellbc ieoe gnltrcngung mill
fomnen beiben iolltc, lueldc Die 9abn
naht, nm Sen Gerfebr 81 crleidterrL
i,nb nibtS t6un lollte, nm lie IN ibren
Ioblidcn @eltrebcn 81 binoern, poer
3u benmen. Iieie erobe uno ireinO-
ihaitli6e Corporation plant jebt, nit
Eromptbcit iino Shnelligfeit 5alt-
ienbe bon Waggonlaolngcn Sradt 5ll
beioroern, iueIcbe lie oibt an unieren
5boren oitS Dem @eiten ablaoet, ltno
,llm oies 81 tbun 81 fonneit, muB iie
SuciIit1ten baben, meld)e, ipie cS mir
iheint, gum @obl 0es aan5cn @e.
meinpeiens bepilligt meroen iollten
ielblt gum Nohtbeil einiger @eniger,
ourd oeren 9eibtbum bic beabiid'
ti9te 9inie iiibren piiroe.
Die Sortbeile lino 10 ni6tig, I'M
Nergleib 81 oen Nad)tbeilen, DOB es
id)eint, als Oh Ser 9abn ioiort einc
Npute bcipilligt merben iollte, obne
bieie beftiee Oppoiition. Baltimore lit
in 9eograpbiider Siniiht BON feincm
atlantiiden !Sofen iibcrtroffen, un0
Betreioe uno anOeres SnnSelsgut
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-30
ltcbcr H. 900 Ginluamoercr errcid)tcn
acItcrn WelusOurf.

Rem .gorf, 80. Uedr5. = lleber
If 900 Giinpanoerer fameu beute alli
lieben Gnmpiern aus europdiihen
SGien bier oil. Gies lit Die 9roBte, je.
mails al einenl ein5igen Gage bier or.
0efonmene 3u6l. ellis SSSlano, no
6ie Ginlpunoerer gepriiit, ilno entipes
Der sugelailcn ooer 5uriid9emieien
lperoen, fam ni6t mebr als 5000
Eerionen pro Sng ilnterbringen uno
iiber oie S1lite Der 2erte mlBten 0a-
fer bis morgen ooer iibernorgen
lporien. Gle ginruanoerer beiteber
aus Gngl1nbern, sSren, Gertlbel,
Shiueoen, llngarlL Stalienern, Eor'
tugieien uno 3lllen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-30
Sie SleiIdtrmit -Ero5effum6Sic.

GGieogo, 80. @0r5. - 9lihter
SunpbreD iette beilte Den Ero5eB &C.
gen Die Sdladtbous Gorporationen,
mel6en er IN Der lebten @ofe Die
Stroiloiigfeit permcigerte, ip1breno
CT ihre Witglieoer inoipiouea Itrai.
irei aisgeben lieB, ouf Den 5peiten
Wontog i'm gtooember felt. gorber
Bate er einen 9lntrag oes Giitrifts.
onpoltS Worrilon aui cine abermo'
lige %erbanolnng Ser 5ragc IN 9e5lig
ani Die inbipioueae StraTloiigfeit Der
Witgliebcr Der Gorporotionen ubge'
lebnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-30
Solgenoer @eibluB 1ullroe in elmer
Notwithstanding oes
Sercius Der Sauilcmtc mno
sSabrifantcm npm Gdls
timpre
am 2S. MGrs 1906 nuGcnommcn


QcidlpiIen ron Sem ,&crcin Der
&anflcmtc nnb Tabrifnnten uon gal=
timorc," 0aB mir adtlngSpolIt oie
Witglicoer oes Gele9atenboltieS auf
Die @iGbti9feit giinltigcr Nebun0lung
Ser 9iu nlimertIam moben, lpelhe
Dom Senot an9enommcn pur0e mo
icbt in Snll'e lhmcbt, bcfonnt ais Die
2llliternsGoluproniB @iu."
Ser meitgebcnoe GiniMb auf oen
panOcl nno oic SnbltItrien bes Staa.
ties Marplono, Der in ser glnnabme
beiierer @eiebgebuug 5ur @ieoerber-
telling ser 9luIterllinouitrie ouf ibre
friibere 8r0Be inooluirt it, pernnloBt
ltnS, barun 81 erllden, Oob 0ie germ.
oercn Observation-Disclosures bin.
lbtlif oieier 9lngelegenbcit bel Seite
aelegt meroen rmo man 0ieicr WiaBs
nobmc cinItimmige lno bnrmonii6c
llntcritiitlnq 5u 'Sbeil mer0en luilc,
0n 0ieclhe, lpie man glallbt Elm poli'
tircr uno beiinitipcr Sdritt lit, 5ur
@rimbuug cincs moocrnen llno intel
ligenten SpitemS sur 9ebollollln9 Der
Observation-Disclosures; bab lmIcrcr Wtei-
nlng nn6 ieit pieleu Sabrcn elmer
8enerol- 0elctgebung fcine before
@clegcnbeit gcbotcn Diroc, ben be-
item Sntereiicn Der @ep6Iferung Wao'
rplono'S 5l oienen, ais lie iett oilrd
Die 9lnnabne oieier Wnbnabmc gebo'
ten lit; baB erfabrene 9cIilrmorter
ucridieoener @rlmo5iige bcS porlie-
oenocn EroblcmS cine genleinlame
Naiis in oieier 9in geillnben baben,
oui meI6er iie iib einigen fonncn,
llno ooB Die iomit erlangten crfrellli'
hen Sortbeile nidt oaourh perloren
aeben ioQtcn, onB man giinltlges Sor'
oeben ouiificbt bis 81 einer onoeren
Sibuno ser @eneral SlIienlblp."
(SO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-30
SerOme nnS bic @eriidernnsSgannei

9eew 9orf, 30. Mdr5. = 0i-
itriftSampalt Serome eriubte beute
oen 9iihter Souling bonn Sbergeriht
nm Ginberlrilrng elmer ipe5iellen
@rano Surp i'm Woi sur n1beren lin.
terillhung Ser olr6 Die Serlide-
rllnas llnterlibung ans 2iht &c.
bradten llmitGnoe. gr in0te, Ieiner
gnliht uad wiiroc cs fir Die oeipobn-
libe @rano NSurp 81 piel g(rbeit iein,
oaS umfongrei6e, bon Dem 2egislo-
eGomite pernoinmene 3eugniB eill-
gebeno 5l priiien. Ribter Gowliua
bebiclt iib oic Gntibeioung bis NOR
Qen Dor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-30
SodJa,uiIcr in Sulua.

@aterloo, Sa., 80. Mar5 -
Die angei6pollenen llntben oes Ge.
oar Hiper ollr6bro6en oie Seiden
uno iiberidtuemmten oen 8eId1itss
tbeil bon @aterloo. Nebrere Srnbert
,Sanilien mibten Dor ben anoringen:
ben @ogen aus ibren gebouilingen
iliihten. slub Die Srtid)aft Geoar
Sails lit tbeipeiie iiberidmemmt unS
BORT iino 200 Somilien oboablos.
griiden uno Geiben iinS bon ser
Sobilutb peaserilien moroen. Ger
@aiieritano bat iett ieinen Sobepnnft
erei6t uno Die groBte @eiabr lit por-
iiber.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-30
Sas bette 6eilmittei fur
9uitelt,
Grfdltnng,
9ei1erfett,
Snfnen5a
9alsent5iiu0nng

ir5 eru. 6. u. Gritenipni
Mert6er Ssrr! SaIs's esnss
. of Sorebsuus ans sar bat mis
,flr 10 oitmnIS eeboIfen, nenn ID
bon beftIeem sliten nnb f4me
utittl rer Grfdliung erarlfien tpnrbe,
Sab Id MID entftIoiIen babe.
!, - 5bnsn 5u gefdtteu, ua1 Strem
sYru gefiebeu ieoipeben gcbrau0
bon mernem unnnfaeiorbers obs
no geIesteu 3eusnib su masnen.
SO babe ME aubor im Sn.
'.""S tereffe ireenb elmer gatent.age
,rs bi5in meine 9cber In bic Dinn
- eetaubt ieaod In ber Wsstp
)cr, Siefes SetImlties Elm 70 tpefenk
li4er, sab 10 nit gersniioeu
'"SM bon meiiier bis9criuen Vcpotib
belt abiiebe, unb eaiieIbe arlen,
-. Die an oiefer alIssmeinen strants
al. belt ber Binter.eaIfon Ieiben,
. betSIi& empfebIe. so CLAUDE
:. t6aifd6li9. bab ipenloer pertS.
- Iofe arilreI i'm Rarlte irln plrs
,,., ben, tpenn 8nberIdfilse 2ente biss
- Ies SeiimitteI. bas IoIiSe Boz.
oe6 5iiae bellbt, .arbraunsn unS en-.
- pfebIen ipfrben.
mr. a6hinostou
3. u. 9aidjarSs,
Wlanager BET -Wdnbattnn 9reD
81. stiioeiation.-
- IA unb 10, gefsb.etr., Weip.Uss
on alien slpotbefern berfauf.
fc's 3abu,aeb.S b.Sropfen beilen is
Minntc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-30
glliO ,uabridJeinlidJ Strife.
RC'ultatloicr 9lbidhlB Ser Gonieren5
Der @rubenbcliber lmo &obIen'
grdbcr IN indianapolis.

Hluutl lll NSUulutupullS.
,Sn0iduapoliS, Snb.; %
W1r3. - Ole 0emein'ume Gonierenj
Der Better BON @eidfoblengrltben
uno ser 8oblengrdber pertagte iid
itm i.35 beute No6nlittag cnbgiiltig
obne ii6 iber bie 2obnlfaIa Geeiniat
III bubcn. Ser Natiomal Gonpent Der
,,llnitco Wfinc WorferS" tritt morger
Gormittag 3uiammcn. Ger Nntrog
oui &crtnguna Der Goniereu5 nllroe
bon !. S. y4inbcr i'm Hamcn Ser
@rllbenbcIiber geitellt. 9eibe Eor-
teien itilnmten einltimnig baiiir, bo
eS iih ais unnloglib bernllsgeltellt
bate, cine @iniglrng 5n er5lelen. Gin
glntrag ollf @ieoereiniiibrllng Der
2obnlfolo BON 1903 mar BON Der Gon-
ierrnS nit perporlcn moroen.
GS gilt iebt oll1enein, Dab eit
Strife Der @eidfoblengr1ber an
ndCbitcn Wtontog beginnen miro.
Wos oic Snrtfoblengrdber tbiln luerz
oell, lit noh niht entidbie0en.
Sin ltellung ser Nrbeit i'll
Surtfoblen Nepier.
(Sp1ter.) - 9oS SfolasGoniic
Ser slntbrocit. ooer Sortfoblengrtibcr
crlieb beilte slbeno 9efcbl 5ir totalell
Ginitellung Der slrbeit in Den orei
glntbrocittoblens Siltriften pom Won-
to9 irilb, ben 2. 9lpril, on. 9os 60
mite bcnobridtigte ocn YrGlibenten
9aer, ooB eS (ooS Gonite) oaS
SfolosGonlite Der @rllbenheIiber onl
9ienltng oen 3. gpril, treiien miro,
INN lpomoglicb einen Strite I'M Mlt'
tbrocit-9iepier 81 perbiiten M6brenb
ole peiteren llnterhonoluneen IN Der
Shmebe lino, loa ole sIrbeit In ocll
3eben ein9eItellt luerben nit guS'
nobme Der Yumpenmcrfe uno Gb1i
liben Gorribtllnacn.
slli4 GeS WfpineS, So, fommt oie
No6riebt, Dob Tertreter Der @rubens
better uno aoblengr1bcr non rSomn
nnoraen cine aenleiniome @eriomm-
lung obbolten mo GinlteIllng Der
glrbeit il ben @rubcn SSomo'S oui GO
Gage, bonn /. 9lpril an, belblieBen
,ueroen. llngeiGbr 1900 Wimn mcr-
oen bierourd) urbeitSloS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-30
Baltimore. Wo, Trctag, ben 3O Wd 1906.

Organization unb bohe fcine NbnlmN
bon ser Gcronlaiiurg iiir brn !Otorb.
&einer ser @rlnoroetcn buttc Streit
nit irgeno ,Sem0Ebcln in N'inrrlpo-
lis Nebnbt
Ic rid)ti12u 9taulcu scr feds
Spier lilr0; 9tltolo SaIc8, NInori So-
les, 2lnQelo Solcs, [bolno$ Sales,
&ri9pin @upfoB ms &riuie Wiiio.
0ie bier GritcrndGnlcH pnrcn Brit
ser.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-30
Gin uuperaanaIIbrs g,trsienit

bat 9 Der beilige Berndro, Der beribmte Stifi
ter bes gerruroiner Greens, oaburb eriuorbert.
oub er Die irummieu Orbensbriioer III Der SeiS
Iung uno Yileae ibrer franfen WitmeHidben
iiHieripies. Surcb tbn lernier Die Wonrhe bic
beifrditeeu 9isenicbaften gepiiier Strduter felIs
ren. aus oenen iie oarn nit Der 3eit Die In
ibrer 9Sirfufa 10 uuneerbdren nno alSae5eihs
neieu Billen bcritelteIt, pelhe ais st. Hernaib'
perbreiiet Ino. 1bniidbIit aiebt eS seaeIlpdr
liz fein eipiiiirtes 9dno anf Der Sroe, In pet'
ebem ole Eiaen nitt ais bcriiIeIihes SeiImitiel
befanni fudren. (UioWtSr, I&9S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-30
0entidc Sparbanf bon Baltimore.

shb,u cit.(de Baltimore ano Gn.a,p' StraRe.
27. Wtdr5 1906.
Tic reoularcm iabrlidlen Sinien sur 9iatc oon
. Vru,eut, iir bic Sepoiiioren am 1. Ipril 1906
fdue. peroen an oieicm 3aac aiiI ben ereo't
eines iebcn 9ontos 0eiieIli weroen nno 5nr eln'
iragune an Wluutas, ben 2. gprl. bereit ilno,
nenn ntht geSoaen, 5ur Ser5innlls oom J..
9lpriI an berediet iein.
staatss rno Staoieuern iperoen bon Oct
@dnf be5ablt.
Charles spilman, Brdiioent.
(S7-100)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-30
Guta,u-Sparbanf Oun Baltimore.
eabpett.Gdc Gntap. uub 5agctte'Str.
(Succrporirt ts47.)

t (Sucurporirt 1919
"a 9),irS 1906.
1ie resnldrcm jdbrlifen 3tnien sur vote ooa
3 grp5ent. fir Die Seppnloren AM l. aprit 1ooO
fduia. tperben an bciem 1aae aui ben Grebit
eines ieheu Gontos oeitellt iueroen uno 5ur Gins
traeuna in bic Guittnnasbtber am nno nab
benz britten Wapmtaa, 1G. slpriI bereif nno mellil
nidbt arspgen, slir 8er5nfune bonn 1. spril an
berehtist fen
Sfaats. ililo Giaoiiieuern iperoen bon bet
gdnf be5ablt ....
(Mdr5o5,1 ,1Mt)
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-10
ARIZONA COMMERCIAL CUTS SULPH|DE VEIN
 0n 300 LEVEL
Globe Consolidated Shaft Reaches Depth of 65 Ft,
 Steam Hoist.
(Globe Silver Belt.)

The most important news of the week is the announcement that the sulphide vein has been cut on the 800 level of the Copper Hill mine belong ing to the Arizona Commercial Cop per company. The vein was encoun- tered after crosscutting for 160 feet through lime, which it was surprise to the management to find at that depth, and considered important, as 1t is altogether probable that large ore bodies will be found along the con- tact with tiorite. Eight cars of sul- phide were hoisted on Wednesday from the 500 foot level, but the size and value of the sulphide ore body has not yet been determined, and it will probably be slow work opening it up, as the ground is wet and very heavy and crushes the largest timbers used. The finding of sulphide ore in quantity at that depth will add immensely to the value of the Copper Hill mine.
 F. A. Woodward, treasurer of the National Mining and Exploration con- pany, which is developing the Iron Cap property, arrived Tuesday from Bos- ton, and will remain here for some time He is pleased with the pro- gress of the work at the Iron Cap shaft, which has reached a depth of 402 feet. Fifty feet of lime has been penetrated and the shaft is still in lime, which is considered a favorable occurrence for ore at that depth. A station will be cut at 450 feet, which corresponds to the $50 foot level of the Copper Hill mine.
 Frank Boston, foreman at the Key. stone Copper Company's mine, who was in the city on Tuesday, stated that the development work now in
 progress is opening up splendid ore bodies. The lower level shows a fine
 breast of ore, and in winze 15 feet
 below the level 10 feet of 12 per cent ore is exposed. In fact, there is good ore in every opening of the mine. The
 company is shipping 10 tons of ore daily to the Old Dominion smelter and expects to increase shipments by October Is to 75 or 100 tons daily. Old Dominion, which has been re stricted in it's output of copper the past two weeks owing to a scarcity ol sulphides, has all of its four furnaces
 running again, and is now receiving . sufficient supply of sulphide concen trates from Nacozari to keep the smel
 ter running at its full capacity. The production for the month will proba ply exceed 3,500,000 pounds.
 The Globe Consolidated is going right ahead with the work of sinknf
 and equipping the Gem shaft, whicf has reached a depth of about 65 feet
 The whim on the shaft was replaced by a steam hoist last Saturday, there by facilitating the work. The office building has been finished and occn
 pied and the offices in town closed.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-10
BUTTE COALITION HAS A SELLING VALUE OF
 s4l,O00,O00
Purchase of 50,O0O Shares By the RothschiIds at
 $500 Per Share.

Boston-The buying which has put
 Butte Coalition above il, price wnicn means selling value for the property of 41.0o0,000. has reflected in large
 measure the successful sale of 50,O0O shares of stock to the Rothschilds at a price which We understand was s35 Der share.
 This stock includes a large portion of the 30.00o shares which the Gug- eenheim interests were some months
 ago trying to sell, and for which a flat offer of s29 per share was made
 by syndicate of inside interests. The lGuggenheims refused this offer and
 sold their stock in the open market
 at an average price of close uo 31 S-4. The Guggenheim interests received an allotment of 30,000 shares of Butte Coalition at the time of its promotion, because of certain contracts and affil- iations which they had with the
 Heinze interests, and when the Mon tana settlement w9s had, it was deemed best to allot the Guggenheims this large block of stock in return for their release of any obligations be- tween themselves and MT. Heinze. lT bis stock cost them S15 per share,
 and the sale at 3-4 nets the Gug- genheims a profit of close to s500,OOo. The stock just bought by the Roth schilds includes much of this Guggen- helm stock bought in the open market | by inside interests. together with con- Itributions from Heinze and other large holders. At s35 per share the 50.00O shares bought for London involves sl ,75e,0 900.
 The purchase If this stock removes large block of floating stock from | the market.
 We understand that in the readjust- ment of territorial boundaries in Mon- tana the interests of the Butte Coali- ton were well looked after. The pres
 ent earnings of the property-apout So
 per share-do not warrant selling
 price of s41, 1000. 900 for the property or ovor three times what Usr-oia IS DOW selling for, but stress is raid upon the personalities of the HeinZe prop | critics taken over. and the expecla- | lions of the management covering th' tnext two or three years, by which Itime al output of 60,00O,000 pounds of
 copper per annum is looked for at
 cost of not above 9 to 10 cents per
 pound.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-10
GRAF LOOKS FOR BETTER PR|eES TODAY THAN
 ON MONDAY Demand For s. & P, Continues and Present Supply Not
 Up to the Demand.
(By Frank J. Graf.)

The bull market is still on the move and tomorrow will see better prices than today. The demand for Superior Pittsburg becomes better every day and the demand for the stock is far above the supply at the close at s2S.oo
 Cananea Central was in fair demand at $26.0e. although there hss been some selling today. but not as well supported as heretofore.
 Denn-Arizona has been offered dur ing the day at $21.75 with no takers and demand being light at the present time, although there will be time when this stock will look cheap at these figures.
 Black Mountain has been somewhat of a puzzler and hard to locate the value of this stock.
 American has been in good demand at $500.
 Warren has been a dead one anu from the orders that have been com ine in there has been too much War ren offered, in fact there has been a ,espectable bid for the stock the en- tire day. As soon as bid of any consequence was made there was plenty on hand to fill orders. think sellers of Warren at these figures might regret this in time to come.
 Globe Consolidated changed hands at s7.7h although there was consider able offered at this price at the close; the stock was not we'll supported.
 Greene Consolidated does not seem 10 reflect any on the heavy buying from wires that have been rece.ved this evening. I understand that there will be no change in the directorship of the Greene Consolidated at this meeting. This should not. however effect the value of the stock as think the stock is worth the price for which it is selling.
 Shannon seems to be on the move and I understand that this stock is booked for s25.00, anything that Amster gets hold of seems to move right up. Remember he took charge of the Commercial
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-10
NINE DAYS ON RIVER.
Needles Men Take Boat Trip Down
 the Colorado.

B L. Vaughn, Justice of the Peace of Needles; Harry NJ. Greer, proprie- tor of the Cottage Hotel, and F. Hodge and George Baxter arrived.Fri- day afternoon from Needles, Califor- mia, having made the trip by boat in nine days, says the Yuma Sun. Though they met with many adventures, such as are certain to be the portion of any one making the trip they did, there were no mishaps Of a serious charac- ter. They hunted and prospected at different points on the road, and had a thoroughly good time
 Saturday morning the party left on No. 43 for Los Angeles, and will re- turn to Needles by rail.
 The visitors. who are all active, ob2 serving young business men, were much impressed with Yuma. They inspected the works at Laguna on their way down, and being more or less conversant with the agricultural possibilities of this section they feel that the future of the town is assured.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-10

YUMA, OCT. 9.-Tom Queen, the Chinese convict who on last Wednes- day killed a fellow convict named John Brown at the Territorial peniten- tiary. and was on Saturday indicted by the grand jury for the killing, com mitted suicide yesterday by hanging. Having in some way procured a piece of wire a little longer than a mans arm, he procured a stool and, stand ing cn it. securely fastened one end of the wire to rafter overhead and with the other end wound around his neck. kicked the stool from under meath. and when later found by one of the guards. was hanging there stone dead.
 Tho convict he murdered was serv- ing a twenty-year sentence for killing two men. The Chinaman also had killed two men, the killing of Brown and himself making four killings to his credit.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-10
|. B A. SHELTER
 WILL BE INCREASED At Least Two New Large Fur naCes Will Be Added in
 Very Near Future.

The C. & A. reduction works now
 consist of five 3O0-ton blast furnaces with sufficient converter capacity. Construction that has been under way
 at this works to include the fifth fur
 Laces and give sufficient power, a new
 method of charging furnaces and un-
 loading cars, better dust flue, etc., las been completed. But the capaci- ! ty of the works is to be largely increas- ed at once. New machinery has been CrdeTed and nore will be. The pow. CT house will be removed and rebuilt, the furnace building extended and en-
 larged, the converter department mov- ! eC to rev location, and at least two lTge new furnaces added to the works With sufficient converter capacity 70 handle the matter.
 Tho works, when tlis addition shall have been completed, will be of seven
 furnaces, sufficient for the reduction of about 22G0 tcrs Of orc per day, and ! the whole arranged ip a more economi- cal manner than has been possible in
 the past. This new furnace capacity
 is designed chiefly for the Superior <
 PlttsbUg. and it is very probable that
 during the coming year this mine will
 be furnishing ore for four or five blast
 furnacej. Its product will be thus
 increased fcur or five fold, and its earnings correspondingly improved. There will then be at Douglas smelt- | ing capacity for the reduction of more
 than coco tons of ore daily, giving the B.sbee the second tonnage of any camp
 ill the world and a copper output prob. | ably greater than any other.