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Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-23
OLD DOMINION.

Boston-President C. s. Smith, Of the Old Dominion O., wires the Bos- ton News Bureau, from Globe, Ariz-: Report that Phelps. Dodge & Co. are to relirQuish control of the Old Do minion Is erroneous. They are good partners, too good to leave. Condi- tons at. mine better than ever be- fore.s
 The Boston News Bureau cores pondent at Globe wires: when ash, ed as to whether Cole interests were to acquire control of Old Dominion President Smith, who is now here, stated that there was no truth in the report. nor were there, to his knowl edge. any negotiatioas c-- ,king to a
 sale Of the Phelps. Dodge & Co. In terests. MT. Smith says that ne likes Phelps, Dodge & Go. too well te see them release their holdings. Tt is still very apparent here tha important negotiations are on, al though nothing tangible Is showini that the Cole people are interested "The engineers who have been mak i ing examination of the mine are em ployed by the United States Smelling
 Refining & Mining CO"
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-23
MARKET GOSSIP.

(priyafe Wire to Duey & Overioch.j NEW YORK, Nov. 22.-1he stock market opened strong, with an air os confidence Rumor thal the fo<th- coming annual report of Union Paeinc VIII show l5 per cent earned and per cent on it's investment made this stock the leader in the buying The whole list enjoyed an early rally, and in most cases net gain was held for the days trading. Liquidation in Paul made this stock a weak feature and stop orders were caught toward the noon hour and caused a general setback. but a later rally brought the market near the range of early trad ing. The Great Northern announce ment, which was considered favora' ble, did not have the bullish effect on the Hin stocks that was expected. the latter closing at about the lowest prices of the day. The money situar tion at present is not at all bad This was demonstrated abroad. when the Bank of France showed willingness to release gold for London's benefit. While the close today was a little
 weak. we believe standard issues will do to purchase on sharp set-backs.
 Great Northern stockholders, ac-
 cording to press dispatches. win re-
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-23
LOCAL STOCKS WERE IN FAIR
 DEMAND
Shattuck Arizona Seemed To Be the Particular Feature
 In Trading.
(By Frank J. Graf.)


 Today's market was void of any par ucular feature, although most stocks wero well supported in the face of much stock offered. Stocks that have been heretofore neglected are being well bought up for permanent invest ments and not for speculation pur- poses.
 Calumet & Arizona took on good strength, and held it at the close. Sup. & Pitts. showed weakness the greater part of the day, and at the close the best bid was $26.50. North Butte took on strength, sales being made al $112.6o. Shattuck-Arizona seems to be the whole thing. and as stated sew eral times before this is the bery best buy on the market for an investment. Black Mountain shows some weakness, being offered at $9.50. American at the close of the day was hfeless, stock be- ing offered at $9.75 without a bidder in the market. Warren held well the en- tire day, the opening demand for the stock was at SIS, and well taken, but at the close sit- was offered at $l2.S5. I am stin under the impression that Warren ought 10 be bought. and as the saying Is. think there will be a sort of melon cutting. that is to say, when the announcement is made re- garding the Warren Realty and Dev. Co. and Warren company those that have sota will be very sorry. Cana nea Central holds well at s2T.15 to $27.61. Globe has been in good de mand the greater part of the day, but at the close there seemed to be con- siderable selling, although all stocks Tere yell saken.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-23

Boston.-N. L.. Amster, who, after the annual meeting of the shannon Co.
 will be elected president of the com pany, says:
 Stockholders of the Shannon Cop per Co. should study the report of ngineer R. B. Watson. He states that, although the Shannon three or four years ago. was reported to be petering out, in three years time the output of ores has in creased from 157,334 tons, in the i9O3-04 year, to 210,025 tons. in the l905-06 year. He says that th edevel- opment of concentrating ore has been largely in the extensions of the known ore bodies but in the smelling ore sew eral important discoveries have been made. so that the mine is now in much better position than it has ever been to produce a large tonnage of smelling ore.
 Tn the development of the West ore body in the north drift, crosscuts at intervals of about 100 feet show an average width of concentrating ore oi 32 feet. assaying 3.S per cent copper. On the Boulder level, 69 feet higher, the ore body was 400 feet long. and no ore has been stopped between these levels so that this block should pro duce 90,000 tons.
 The North drift on the Harrison tunnel was driven 200 feet further north through the quartzite formation into large body of smelling ore which has been prospected by three cross cuts along a length of 1s0 feet. and md these show an average width or et feet of ore assaying A per cent to "a per cent. This ore body is most 'important addition to smeiting ore re serves. as a large tonnage can be pro 'duced from 1t immediately.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-23
MONEY QUESTION FACTOR
 IN SPECULATIVE MARKET

Especial Wire to Duey & Overlock.)
 NEW YORK, Nov. 22.-In specula-
 tive circles the money question con tinues the leading topic. The best
 judges are agreed that this is the key
 note of the speculative situation and outlook No one believes that bull
 movement Is probably between now and January If call money is contin- ued at it's high rates. But where only short time ago there were fears Of
 protracted stringency hopeful views are now expressed, and there Is a growing belief that the. market will discount before the end of the year a
 return movement of funds in January.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-23
|UTAH SHELTER | SMOKE PROBLEM
Will Require Six Months to Dis pose of Cases Now
 Pending.

SALT LAKE, Utah. Nov 22.-Judge Marshall of the Federal Court has been applied 10 by the smelting companies, against whom he recently issued an injunction in the shelter smoke case. for a stay of execution, pending an appeal to the circuit court of appeals, at Minneapolis. The matter will come up for disposal on the 24th inst How ever, the court has given the attorneys for the smelters to understand that a stay will be granted upon the filing of bonds in the sum of one hundred thou sand dollars by each of the defendants. This means that It will take at least six months to finally dispose of the cases pending, and that during this time the smelters will continue to operate as usual.
 People here seem to think that tho. 2 will be some solution of the problem soon, but it appears to be conceded that the Utah Consolidated will build new plant away from the agricultural districts in the immediate future. as its present plant has about outliyed | its usefulness anyway.
 | Manager Charming has gone to New !, York to confer with President U. H. lBroughton, the executive head Of his l company, and probably plans for the future will be determined before his return.
 It is evident that the Bingham Con solidated management takes the slt
 uation seriously, as all the new con ,struction has seen ordered stopped |, lis not unlikely that this company VII
 choose a site suggested in the boStof
 Comercial several months ago, neal
 the Dalton and Lark mines which |
 considered an ideal one for the reasol that the natural air currents are sucl
 that the smoke will be carried into tn
 mountains.
 IT is improfrz3te that the Gsrfiel smelter, where t1e bulk Of the bosto
 Con solidated, Utah copper and smell CT mine ores, and the Newhouse Gao : tus ores go for treatment, will eve have any smoke difficulties to conten with.
 Julge Marshalls decision is nor far reaching than at first suppose' as it perpetually enjoins the defent 5 ants from the future roasting or smei | ing of sulphide ores, carrying over te
 lpercentum of sulphur in any form ( | icombination at their present location -- so as to discharge sulphur into the a e mosphere in the form of gas or aci a Tor from further discharging into tf r. latmosphere of arsenic in any Torn I. provided that the defendants or ar s lone or more of them may at any tin
 thereafter apply to the court, upon q, F lnotice to the compliments. for moo o tflcation of suspension Of this in1un n ltlon upon a showing. which the cou E may deem sufficient, that condition
 have so changed that the discharge ,r such sulphurous or arsenal fumes in
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 the puisance complained of
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-23
SHANNON IS IN
 GOOD CONDITION

'Mr. Watson says that while 1t is impossible to make even a close ap- proximation of tonnage, he feels confi- dent that the West ore body, with its branches, will produce not less than 300,000 tons. He says that he believes the mine is capable of a production of 100000 tons of ore during the coming year, and as a larger proportion of this will be smelting ore, the profit per ton should be materially increased.
 The caving system has been inaug- urated in two of the largest ore bodies, and this system will be used hereafter in the shannon mine wherever the character of the ore body will permit, resulting in materially reducing tim bcr costs and larger output of ore per man.
 There are five important clements in Shannon. The first is the greatly increased ore reserves. The second is that the grade of ore for 1907 will be at least 1-2 of l per cent better, or 10 pounds of copper to the ton. The third is the saving in the cost of min ing and the saving of copper in the treatment. The fourth is that Shan. non Co. should receive 3 cents per pound more for It's copper this year than it did last, and the fifth is that the Shannon will produce 1s.090.000 to 20, ,000, ,000 pounds of copper in the cur. rent fiscal year or about twice the out put of last year.
 These are the clements that will
 make Shannon stock sell materially higher, in my opinion. for the coming year the company should pay off S100,.
 00e of it's bonds. pay g per share in dividends and carry from $500. GOO to $400, 900 to surplus"
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-23
sosroN-eLy DEVELOPMENT.

The Boston-Ely Development com pany has been organized to develop the Caiorado-Ely group of mining claims at Ely, Iser.. adjoining the Vet eran group of the Cumberland-Ely com pany. The authorized capital is 2Oo,- GOO shares. par value of $10. of which 100 .o1O shares are outstanding.
 The board of directors includes VII liam D. Elwell, Charles H. Farms worth. George F.. Neither, Arthur L.
 Robinson, Jerome c. Smith. Joseph N. Smith and S. Herbert Williams. The company owns the Emma, full claim of twenty acres, and hofes a bond on twelve full and fractional claims aa- joining the Emma on the north and the west extending southerly. On this bond two payments already have been made, and the balance is payable in four quarterly payments beginning Dec. 31.
 The Emma ilaim adioins the Veter- an gro1p of the Gun JeT;and-Ei com pany. and is within 900 feet Of the workings on that group. which have developed the best ore thus far founo in the Ely camp, while the ground con trolled by this company. taken as a | whole, practically surrounds the Vet eran group on the north, west and southwest. It is moreover. apparent ly located on the same ore belt or SC ries of veins as the Nevada Consoh dated. Giroux Consolidated and Cum berland-Eiy, for the four properties
 extend in direct line from the eas' l to .he west Tho location is at present undesei cped. and 1t is for the purpose or thor
 oughly prospecting and proving tn property that the company has oeel lorganized. A prospecting shaft is al
 ready under way on the, Emma claim As soon az the development warrants 1t is planned to change the devf
 u,ent company into mining compan.
 with a capitalization of 10000 shares fskA
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-23
NO ABATEMENT OF INTEREST

GUTHRIE, Okla, Nov. 22.-Consti- tutional convention went through it's grind of business today with no appar- ent abatement in the interest of a large number of spectators.
 The feature of the session was Pres ident Murray's naming of the entire Republican minority 19 delegates, as Q committee to confer with Territoria! Secretary Wilson in compiling the expenses of the convention.
 Committee in charge of the detail work today recommended the appoint rnent of thirty-seven separate commit tees, this report will come before the convention tomorrow.
 By the first of next week 1t is ex pected President Murray will have named various committee members and actual work of drafting the new |constitution begun.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-23
J. C. P1tCllard
BROKER

Since severinp my connection with the firm of Pritehard, Hagen q Co. 1 have opened . rev office In the cUNNiNcHAM-RoeiNsoN BLK, NEXT TO THE BANK OF BIS BEE. Having made arrangements for Boston and New York daily mar ket reports, In addition to the cop per mining eenters, ! will be able to give prompt sersice to all those who desire to buy or sell stocks.. ! also issue bonds as agent for the United etates Fidelity and Gu v>rsnty company. ouotations will be fur nished by phone at any time. .... CALL UP PHONE 126 OR CALL AND SEE ME AT MY OFFICE.
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Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-23
PAINE,s LETTER.

Especial Wire to Duey & OyeriockD
 BOSTON. Nov 22.-Something Is certainly going in Centennial and AL louez. These stocks are being accu- mulated in big s,1ocas. and we advise holders not to sell yet. It is rumor- ed that the Calumet people are the buyers. Osceola had good spurt, and is talked for s140 and Mohawk for S75. The Boston market is the center of activity for the whole coun- try at present, and we expect higher prices all through the list, especially in Centennial. Allouez, Tecumseh, Osceola, Mohawk, Range and shannon. GATES & CO.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-23
sosroM CONSOLIDATED.

Ii is reported that the Boston Con- solidzted company, in driving east from the Work tunnel has broken into a continuation of the Colorado ore body. Thie was the new ore body so unexpectedly discovered in the Peabody tunnel several months ago.
 The Work tunnel is the level above the Peabody. and the latest develop menss indicate the existence of an enormous ore body and a grade of orc much above the average of the Bingham district.