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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-11-24

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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-11-24

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de ?to Rico, Benefcencia, instruction
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haberse despachado ningdn asunts
dc impOrtancis.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-30

everyday affair to the rest of man. kind.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-30
and fell crashing to the bottom of

and fell crashing to the bottom of the shaft.
 When the bucket began its rapid descent, Carr rushed to the brake and attempted to apply it. He failed in this and then he made a heroic at tempt to stop the mad descent by grabbing the steel cable with his bare hand Tho cable tore cruelty through his hand and nearly severed the mem Der.
 A Mexican laborer who was assist ing in the lowering of Schulz was struck by the beam to which horses arc attached and knocked unconscious. He revived after an hour.
 Immediately after the accident Carr rushed over to the property of the Nina Cobra and there notified them of the mishap. Several miners from this property went at once to the Great Suirhide and took with them grap- ping hook and a new cable. They priled out the bucket and found Schulz lying dead in the bucket.
 A wagon was then secured and the remains were brought here at o'clock this morning.
 Schulz was g years old and was a resident of Oxnard, Cal. He was . sinese man.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-30
SHOOTS WIFE AND
 COMMITS SUICIDE
She Crawled to Neighbor's With Two Bullet Holes In
 Her Head.

NEW YORK, Dec. 29.-With two bullets in her head. Mrs. John J O'Rocrke lay for half an hour in her home in Morris Park. L. l.. early to. day, fsigning death. while her hus- band, who had shot her. sat by her side to make sure she was dead.
 Though enduring agony. the woman dared not move even an eyelid. Her torture ras not even ended when. af- ter thirty minutes. her husband raised the revolver and fired bullet into his brain. She heard the shot and heard the man fall. but she thought that per. haps he was only wounded, and might shoot her again. For two hours long. CT she lay and suffered before she dared make a move to seek aid.
 She waited almost too long, for loss of blood had made her so weak that she was barely able to crawl to the residence of her nearest neighbor be- fore she tainted. It is thought, how ever, that she will recover.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-30

A fat breakfast is responsible for many a cross disposition.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-30

been acted upon. The previous divi- dend was declared Oct. 10.
 At a meeting of directors of the Greene Consolidated Copper Go. held immediately after the annual meeting of stockholders on Oct. 10. a resolu- tion was adopted by the board provid ing that per cent GAO cents) divi- dend would be paid every co days for the ensuing year.
 Colonel Greene considers MT. Cole the proper man for the presidency of the new company, as the latter has had a wide experience in handling large tonnage of ore; while many mining men have handled ore in tonnage of thousands, MT. Cole has handled ton nages of hundreds of thousands. His experience in organizing has also been very large and will be of great value in handling the tonnages expected to be extracted from the Greene Cananea Copper mines.
 The plant of 10000 tons daily ca pacity as contemplated will probably be only one step towards the increase, as the Cananea ore bodies. from their extent, will undoubtedly in future be handled on a very large scale.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-30
LOWELL'S CLUB HOUSE |S
 UNDER WAY
Grading Now Being Done Building Is Of Mission Style. Open To All Residents of That Section

With the commencement Of tho pre- paratory work for the new club house at Upper Lowell, that town has re newed assurances of being able to get more enjoyment out of life in the future than it has had in the past, owing to the natural difficulties under which towns of the Warren District exist. The new club house will not only afford a place where the residents of the town may enjoy themselves, but from an architectural standpoint il will class with the best buildings in the district.
 The club house will be erected at an approximate cost of s70OO, 5000 of which has been contributed by the residents of Upper Lowell, and the remaining $6000 by the Copper Queen Consolidated Mining Company. The club will be open to all residents of Upper Lowell, and will be controlled by the Upper Lowell Improvement Club. to which organization the build fng will belong.
 The site selected for the building is near Upper Lowell and facing the ice plant. The plans and specifications call for building of the popular mis- sion style, cOnStruCIeu Ol Ccuicht blocks. All of the wood work in the structure will be of the best quality oi Maplewood.
 The club house will contain three large rooms: one dancing hall, meas uring 9 feet by 50. on one side of which there will be an alcove, where |. in an orchestra can be placed; and two rooms-one on either side of the en
 trance haIl-which will be used as
 reading rooms and cloak rooms. Run ming around three sides of the struc ' ture will be a covered poarch 10 feel wide, the floor of which will he of re | inforced concrete,
 At the present time workmen are doing the necessary grading for the | foundation, and as the material has been ordered it will be a matter Of but very short time before the building | itself Is under course of erection.
 According to the present plans fol ' tho electric car line which will be
 constructed by the Warren Company ! the new club house will De within 20t | feet of the right of way.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-30
VESTS MINISTRIES
 4 B|G HIT" HERE
Company Will Appear Again Tonight At the Local
 Opera House.

The production of Vests Minstrel show at the Opera House last night, surpassed any efforts previously put forth in this cit..r by this well known collection of singers and black-faced comedians.
 Under the management of Stanford B. Ricaby, the West Minstrel troupe has grown steadily until at the pres ent time it is recognized throughout the United States as the best compa- ny on the road, and to uphold this rep utation seemed to be the effort of ev- cry member of the troupe last evening.
 A well known face with this aggre- gation is that of George Van, the com edian, and last evening he carried off the honors. Instead of getting off e great many of the old gags which have come down since the formation of the first minstrel show, Van deliver. ed himself of jokes which have never been heard here before, and held the audience in an uproar. His parody of "Waltze Me Around Again, Will lie" was the hit of the evening.
 Roswell J. Wright, the male soprano. was also applaLded to the echo, ana forced to respond to several encores. His voice is wonderfully sweet, and lacks the falsetto which Is prominent in many male soprano voices.
 William Renaud and Richard Mitch ell also were generously sapplauded.
 The house was crowded. showing that the people of Bisbee appreciate high-ciass productions. Judging from the high-class productions put on at the opera house during the past week; and the list of companies scheduled to rlay here this winter, it is evident Aians-er Nalahan has made a special csfcrt f4.S year to secure the best the, atTicai 'ssspes for Bisbee that are making tlts circuit. Good crowds have 1etcaee q plays put on so far, and the iutsTt and enthusiasm exhibit. ee .nele-s -s. future plays will be re. ce.ves b equally as large audiences.
 The West's Minstrels will give an- other presentation at the Opera House tonight. including the usual good street parade.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-30

Reading of the follies of the leisure class Is the only folly that the other class has leisure for.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-30
THREE KILLED IN WRECK. Victims Were Asleep In Cabcose When
 Crashed Into By Engine.

DEROIT, Minn., Dec. 29.-Three stockmen were killed and four in- jured in a wreck near Winnipeg June tion last night. The victims were asleep in the ca5oose when C pusher engine crashed into the stock train. Tho dead:
 John Freeze. Livingston, Montana.
 Robert T. Griffith. Montana.
 A. R. Russell, Harlowtoa, Montana. The injured:.
 George Burckett Latta. Montana; back hurt
 John Buckett, Latta, Montana; bad y burned.
 Austin Pierce. Twodot. Montana: legs crushed.
 John R. Stout, Princeton, N. J.; lee crushed.
 Two bodies were burned by the fire which followed the wreck
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-30

The power of small things depends largely upon their location
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-30
MIR. DODGE IS DIRECTOR IN
 CANANEA C0.
How Cole and Ryan Became Dominant-Big Plans Ahead for Handling of Merged Companies.

Boston-About six months ago Thos. r. Cole and John D. Ryan entered the Cananea camp through the purchase of the American property for S2.25O,- GOO, property that had been turned down by Boston capital within six months previously for $500,00O. This property was capitalized on the basis of 100000 shares, par S10. but only 80 per share was called at the time of promotion. An additional large acre age without any ore showing, was pur- chased from the Greene Consolidated Co. for 100000 shares of stock, fully paid $10 per share, or s2,00o.O0O, making the total capitalization out standing 600,000 shares, upon which only g, ,000. 900 in cash has been raised. This capital also covered another small property known as the Cananea-Du- luth Co.
 A considerable portion of the 100000 shares outside of the Greene Co. treas l ury was pooled and it was not very difficult proposition to steadily ad- vance this stock in the market to $40 per share. At the time of the forma- ton of the company Colonel William c. Greene was given 10000 shares of the stock, s per share paid in. and with the advance in CananeaCentral stock 1t was not long before Colonel Greene had a larger financial interest in the latter company than In his own company. Greene Consolidated.
 When Messrs. Cole and Ryan en- tered the Cananea camp, 1t Is very eyi- dent that 6 prospective absorption of the Greene Consolidated Co. was in their mind for the Amalgamated long had envious eyes upon this 6O.0OO,O ,OOO- pound producer and twice had missed securing control of it.
 For some time the Greene Co. has had to meet some rather difficult met hliuraicsl pfobdemss Its ore values have been steadily decreasing in far greater ratio than its cost sheets. The great Greene Co. is no longer the high grade copper producer that made it famous and permitted a production of 5000. 900 pounds of copper per month almost from its inception.
 In the early days of its discovery 1t was able to produce 5,000,000 pounds of copper per month from its smelter operations alone, but it's rich ores did not last and the company was com pelled to build 10O0-ton concentrator in order to treat its lower grade ore and maintain its production. Then it doubled it's concentrator capacity, built roasting plants, etc, and has spent millions of dollars in placing itself in a position 10 treat its low grade ores and maintain an output of 5,GoO,0O0 pounds per month.
 Colonel Greene offered Dr. l.. D. Ricketts, of the Phelps-Dodge forces $50, 900 a year to manage the company,
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-30
ITALIANS KILL ITALIANS.

DANvILLE, Dec. 29.-An Italian la borer. and American woman and her son were killed here today by an Ital- tan. Details of killing not at hand.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-30

A grain of sand upon the seashore is insignificant, but when it whips into your eye it commands your undivided attention.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-30

The lazy man is waiting hopefully to hear of a shortage in the snow shovel crop.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-30
MINER FALLS l80 ETTOSUDDEN
 DEATH
,'ohn 5. SchuIzio Oxnard, Cal, Met Terrible Death al Prop erty of Great Sulphide Com- pany Nec Silver Bell.

TUCSON, Gcc. 29.-Huried 1s0 feet do~n a mine shaft in big bucket used to bale ost ,Sater John B. Schulz. manager Of the properties of the Great Suaphide Minir Company in the Sil- ver Bell distri | met instant death yesterday afternoon. His remains were brought to Tucson this morning.
 It is not known definitely what cansed the accident beyond the fact that some portion of the machinery evidently became displaced.
 M. V. Carr, of Oxnard, Cal, one Of the owners Of the property and a life long friend of the unfortunate maE nearly had his hand cut in two wbile attempting to stop the descending pucssf by grabbing the steel caoie k6EspSlhsale-,
 instructing the men on top as to how he shouid be lowered, Schl,z. wdo waS the only practical mining man present at the time, entered the bucket attached to the cable and be- gan his descent to the bottom of the staff.
 He was tied in the bucket, as ne erpected to knock loose all boulders e>lont, eHO oioo eudl -uiSnt pOSSioiy have worked out and threatened 70 work loose and fall on him after ne reached the bottom of the shaft.
 He had gone down slowly and se- cureiy for twenty feet when some thing suddenly went wrong in the machinery. according to the testimony at the inquest this morning before Coroner Richey. Then the bucket in which Schulz was, shot rapidly down, carrying with it the unfortunate man.
 1t Is the supposition, owing to the fact that Schulz's head and face were crushed on the left side that he did not strike anything until the bucket reached the bottom of the shaft.
 The bucket descended with such ter rific force that the entire length of the cable was carried down with it
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-30

To label the truth as the truth is equivalent to casting doubt upon its identity.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-30

 Greene problems were increasing, an( ct this time the Cole-Ryan interest! entered the situation, and removed tht burden from Colonel Greene's should CTS.
 The great metalllurLical staff at command of the Cole-Ryan-Amalgam ated interests will immediately be sci to work on the Greene proposition. | new smelter will be built of large ca pacity, and enlarged concentratorE erected on a large scale. The Greene Co. will furnish the concentrating ores and the Cananea-Central the higt grade smelting ores, as that company has not as yet treated it's high grade ores which lie near surface in the Cananea camp. Later on the Cananea Central will probably develop into z low grade proposition as has the Greene.
 The Cananea-Central properties have not been paid for as yet, but the sec ond 8 per share on the 400, 900 shares will be immediately called and the Esterly Lindsay interests will receive their s2,500,000 for which they sold the American property to the Cole Ryan interests.
 Colonel Greene and Myron Parker will be the only Greene Consolidated interests on the new board of directors Of the remaining seven, six will be Coie-Ryan-Amalgam men, includ. ing James Hoatson, John Congdon, dna ". A. Duncan, now directors of the Cananea-C Central, Calumet & Ari- zona and North Butte companies. Cleveland Dodge, of Phelps-Dodge 6; Co. will also be director of the new company, representing an ownership of 13,e00 shares of Greene Consoii- dated stock in the Phelps-Dodge treas ury.
 The question naturally arises, if the Greene Co. was unable to earn its div idend of $2.40 per share upon 1,009.ce0 shares the past yeai. what vii. be Ihe dividend policy of tde new company with 2,500 900 share3 of stock. for the Cananea-Central wi.i aot be able to contribute very larscH to the earnings for some time to come.
 History has apparently been making fast in the formation of this big con- pany. Messrs. Cole and Ryan reached New York on Dec. 4, Colonel Greene Dec. 5. and on that date we stated that 1t was intimated to us that the acquire ment Of the Greene Co. was the ob- iect of the New York visitation of these interests.
 A week ago last Saturday Colonal Greene prepared to call meeting os stockholders to vote upon an issue of 250,000 new shares of Greene Co. stock at $25 per share for the construc- tion of a new smelter and enlargement of the concentrating mill. Saturday night these circulars were fuel for the fire and within few days of that time official announcement was made of the absorption of the Greene Co.
 BostoH-Although he win be a large stockholder 'n the Greene Cananea Copper Co.,, Norman B. Ream, owing to a pressure of other business, will not be director in the new company contrary to earlier expectations. Mir Ream is one of the heaviest holders of Greene Consolidated Copper Co shares and will exercise his privilege in exchanging for Greene-Cananea stock
 The Greene Copper dividend due to be declared at this time has not yei
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-30
PERT PARAGRAPHS.

If the devil did only cash business he would drive away some of his best customers.
 The man who doesn't need to reform his habits hasn't lived on this earth more than a few days.
 If some people did more hard work perhaps they would have less hard luck.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-13

Jabberwock--FIl H. snsll of Birn- ingham.
 cpstocatian-A C. Stewart of Mont
 ArcanOper--E. P Flower of Mont RomerY
 Gurdon-F. J. cramtOn Of MOntgOm- cry
 The list of candidates who were initiated Into the mysteries of the or- der during the evening is as follows: James NJ. Gorrie, Montgomery; James c. Patillo, Verbena; D. H. Morris Jr, Noma, Fla; A. H. Flowers Mont gomery; c. E. Gulledge, RIshtOn; H. W. Laird, Montgomery; T. J. Scott, Montgomery; T. l.. Bear, MontgOm- cry; J. C. Osborne, Prattville; H. H. Bates. Marbury; J M. Frazer. Vick: A. L.. Names, Fulton; w. B. Burton Mon tgomeSy; c. Gaston Scott Mont- gomery; II. T. Honeycutt, Rushton; Charles II. Scott, Montgomery; J. ". Stanheld, Montgomery.
 The banquet that followed was sery- ed in the dining hall of the Exchange and was 6 very elaborate afrair
 The Hoo Hoos is a social Crganiza- tion of lumbermen and people Issocia- ted with that industry lnd this con catenation was held to usher in a meeting of the State Lumber Manu- lecturers Association that is to be held in Montgomery to-day
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-13

citations Of the South. The virginias. the Carolinas, the Gulf States. also tae Association of Jamestown, N. Y.
 Miss Alice Newell, Student Secreta- ". st Free School street, Calcutta. !. (Sailed 1903.) Represents the New England Associations md ssocia- tions of Kentucky and Tennessee. tary Y. w. c. A., Bombay ll90S-0e) (Sailed 190s.J In United states on home leave. Represents the Harlem Association, New York city. Miss Frances Cross, General Secre- tary, 16 Sudder street, Calcutta. (sailed 1so5.) Represents Hiss Helen N. Gould.
 Miss Martha Beringer, .flll Village Secretary. (Sailed 1s03.) l.. iiT5 Yam gtsespoo road Shanghai. Represents the Associations of Michigan and the College Associations of Missouri.
 Miss A. Estelle Paddock. National Secretary, care General Committee (. M. c. A. IS Picking road, Shanghai. Sailed 1905.) Represents the Asso- citations of Iowa. Nebraska. the DaA kotas and Wisconsin.
 Miss Grace L. Coppock, city Secre- tar9s T.. HIS Yangtse-poo road, Shang Helen M. Gould.
 Miss Caroline A. Macdonald, General Secretary, Is Dste Sahbancho, kojt. machL Tolxio. (Sailed f904.1 Repre- sents the Dominion Associations
 Miss stella c. Fisher, Assistant Ma. tionaI Secretary, Is Dote Sanbancho. KoJimachi. ToIxio. Represents Asso- citations of Pacific Coast.
 Miss Emma Jean Ratty. Eeneral Sec- retary, Calle Moreno. l52. Buenos Aires, Argentine. Represents the As- sociations of Pennsylvania and Min. nesota.-.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-13
FROLTC OF HOO HOGS
LUAKBERMEN HOLD CoNGATENA-
 TION IN MONTGOMERY.
Seventeen Kittens Had Their Eyes cpeDed to Mysteries of -he Order
 and a Banquet Followed.

At nine minutes after nine o'clock last evening. forty-nine members Of the Concatenated Order of Hoo Honof the Central District of Alabama held a consideration in Montgomery for the especially bepeht of the seventeen mo- vitiates who were gathered from far ana near for the occasion. And every member of the class Of seventeen knew, when he had gotten through, that he was a member of the Hoo Hoos.
 There was a rsaL live Shark of the Universe present. Go say nothing or thescrivenoter who had journeyed from Nashville, Tenn, the Arcanoper, Gus location, Jahberwock and other off, cials of the Hoo Hoos, insurlng, be- yond the peradventure of a doubt. the thorough and entire success of the coneatentation, in the opinion at least, of Everybody but the novitiates.
 For two hours the members Of the order worked hards while the perspira- ton streamed. despite the chilIiness of the atmosphere without, 70 make the newly acquired members feel welcome. and at home. Then. when at last 1t was felt that this had been accom- plIshed. the formal meeting of the Hoo Hoos was discontinued, and ses- sion lon the roof' was held, that last ed until the wee, sma' hours this morning.
 The meeting was held in the ming hall of the Exchange Hotel, and the Nfficers in charge were as follows:
 Shark of the Universe--Alex C. Han non of Montgomery.
 Senior Hoo Hoo>-4. D. Mckinney of Montgomery.
 Junior Hoo Hoo-w. w. Rathbuu' or Montgomery.
 Bojum--W. 8. Fleming, of Mont Eomery.
 scrivenoter-w J. Wallace. of Nashville, Tenn.