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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-03-22
RAILWAY COMPANY
PUSH EXTENSIONS
Constant Improvements Being
Made at BeSSemer
SOCK SOCIAL TONIGHT
Jefferson Fertilizer Company Is Pre-
pairing to Erect a Plant at Besse-
mer-Will Employ Over
Two Hundred People.

Bessemer, March 21.-(Special)-A spe
cial switch is now being manufactured
for the Birmingham Railway, Light and
Power company to be used in the con-
struction of the terminal of the Jones'
boro line oon Nineteenth street in this
city.
| II has been announced that as soon as
this special switch has been made and ar
rives work will begin on the new line
which will be in few weeks These
switches cannot be manufactured here
as the order was given to a foreign
manufacturer some time ago. The Off
cials of the company are expecting it's
arrival within a few days.
The line out Nineteenth street to the
plant of the omitted States Cast Iron Pipe
and Foundry company is nearing COM
pletlon but service may not be Inaugural
ted until after the completion of the
Jonesboro line which should be in a few
months provided the weather remains rea-
sonably good,
The block light signal system on the
South Bessemer line has been completed
at very large expense and the service
on this line greatly improved Double
tracks are being built on this line from
Birminr - m out this side of West End
The Birmingham Railway, Light and
Power company is constantly improving
its lines and other property in this city
and the service in all departments Is be-
ing improved
Sock Social.
The Ladies Aid society of the First
Presbyterian church will give a social to-
morrow night at the residence of Mrs. G.
NJ Loveioy for the benefit of the new
church building.
The following unique invitation has
been sent out for the occasion:
This little sock we send to you,
Is not for you to wear;
Please multiply your size by two,
And place therein with care,
In pennies or in cents,
Just twice the number that you wear
eve hope it is immense).
so If you wear number 10,
You owe us 20-See?
Which, placed within this little sock,
viii fill our hearts with glee,
Ills all we ask, it isn't much,
And hardly any trouble.
But if you do not come at all,
Well surely charge you double.
Now, If you have a friend quite dear
You'd like to bring with you,
Or If you know some one who'd come,
Well gladly give you two.
So don't forget the place and date,
Well answer when you knock,
And welcome you with open arms,
Gnaly
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-03-22
Etowah Fruit Crop Damaged.

Gadsden. March 21.-(Specal) = The
fruit crop in this section was severely
injured by the freeze last night. The Their
mometer went as low as 20 and ice and
frost was seen every where. The greatest
damage was done to trees on the lowlands
and it is thought that those on the high
ridges Jared much better. Fruit men
claim that so per cent of the valley crop
is killed and % per cent of the upland
crop 1t will take several days to give
an estimate of the damage done.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-03-22
AS They Viewed II

From the Atlanta Constitution.
"Its fine day, deacon"
Eyes; but we're all miserable creeturs.'
well, thank God. we're still a-livinn -
yes" groaned the deacon, but our
times comm.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-03-22
Work VIII Begin Soon.

Officers of the Jefferson Fertilizer COM
pany which was recently organized with
jefferson county capital are making prep
arations to begin work on the erection o.
the plant in this city.
The company has purchased a tract OF
land in South Bessemer and hands will be
put to work clearing the ground prepare
tory to breaking dirt for the buildings at
once.
The CITY Council last night exempted
the concern from city taxes and the peo-
pie of this city are congratulating them
selves on the success In securing so Valu-
able an industry. The company is cap
italized ut $4,000 and it is understood
that the plant when put in operation will
emnloy more than two hunared men
II is understood that the company hopes
10 have the plant ready for operation
early in the coming summer and 1t IS
stated that an order has already been
placed for the necessary machinery.
Notes and Personals.
Miss Ruby Jones of this city and Mr..
G. Land of Chicago were quietly mar
ried at the home of the brides parents,
Mr. and Mrs. A. r. Jones, on Arlington
avenue this afternoon at ! o'clock. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev. W.
70. Morris. Mr. and Mrs. Land left at
6.22 for their future home in Chicago.
Miss Lula Hunt of East Lake is the
guest of Miss Laura Jones on Dartmouth
avenue.
Paillip Ripco. who has been the guest
of Sam Kartus for several days, returned
to his home in Atlanta today.
The Rev. e. Iceda. Christian Japanese,
will give a lecture and steroptlcon en-
tertainment at the Beavers hall tomorrow
night for the benefit of the Epworth
league of the First Methodist church.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-03-22

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Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-08
DICK sRos.' STOCK LETTER.

Especial Wire to Duey 6 Overiock.)
 NEW YORK, Dec. 7.-The market opened fractionaily lower and gradu- ally sold off under continued pressure on on such stocks as 8. F.. D. P. Read ing. Copper and high priced issues. There was selling by weakened "longs," also professional shorts" :" Call money rose to 34 per cent and the market was at it's weakest when this figure was reached. At the low level the market became more inac- tive, and in the afternoon prices ral- lied sharply. carrying the list above last nights closing level. The most conspicuously strong stocks are Can. Pacific, Steels, Ct. Northern issues and Nor Pac Reading, Union Pac. and Anal. were also bought during the afternoon. Call money broke and declined about per cent.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-08
PAYNE COPPER LETTER.

Boston. Dec. 7.-Al indications certainly point to big deal about to be consummated in certain of the lake coppers. Tn the face of a very light money market there was concerted buying of Allouez. Cent. and Osceola today, all three stocks being taken in large amounts and at good advances. The strength in theee three stocks kept the rest of the list fairly strong. Greene Is being heavily sold from New York, and all bids are quickly supplied. We believe in cash purchases at pres snt of Copper Range. Quincy. Tam, Osc., Shan. and R. l.. but would rec ommend not to enter the market at present on margin until the financial situatscn Is more clear.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-08
SCHWAB AFTER MINES
 IN OLD MEXICO Leaves Fl PaSo Over Mexican Central to Inspect San
 Toy Mine,

E7 Paso. Dec. 7.-Fifty-three hours behind the schedule which had been planned for him, Charles N. Schwab. former president of the United States Steel corporation. and a man Of high finance. accompanied by number of New York financiers, arrived in El Paso Wednesday morning at 3 o'clock. The special in which the party was travelling was schedulef to arrive in E Paso last Monday morning at { o'clock, having left New York Friday night previous. The train was held up twenty-four hours by the South western wreck near Duran. New Mex leo, and made e detour and lost them another twelve hours.
 On arrival in Fl Paso the special was transferred to the Mexican Cen tral and carried special to Chihuahua. MT. Schwab and his associates, ac- cording to report. go to Chihuahua to look over the San Toy mine, which recently passed Into the hands of the steel magnate and his friends at a figure reported to have been $3,O0O.- 900.
 A tramway which will connect the mine with Chihuahua, and which will be nfteen miles in length. is now be ing built, and development work on the mine is being pushed. The San Toy Is a silver-iead proposition. and Is said to be one of the richest of it's
 Kind in the republic of Mexico. Mir. Schwab. according to report
 will also personally investigate the reports Of several of his engineers
 who have been looking for iron ore in the state of Chihuahua.
 The train before it was delayed by the wreck was making record run to Chihuahua and return, and 1t was the original intention to be back in New York by next Friday, but on ac count of the delay the party will not return to E Paso before that time: The party consisted of Charles M Schwab. R. R. Brown. John Sloan. w H. Abbott, Lawrence Dilsworth. J. r Hutchinson. W. K. Bellis. W. A. Mitch ! ell. D. B. Gilis, J. B. Gleason. T. F.
 Borden, J. A Spafford. A. Jackson
 Stone, I. E. Schwab and C. T. An
 Strom-
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-08
WOLVERINE s ARIZONA Is STRONG

confirmed the report of the strike of the ore body to the eastern office giv- ing the average at six per cent in his official report. At present the drilling operations on the Warren claim is the extent of the development work. but with the encouraging strike made the latter part of November. already plans for a more energetic development of the property are being formulated.
 stockholders meeting of the Vol verine & Arizona company win be held in Bisbee next month. and the annual report of the operations of the Operations of the company from the time of its organization. is at present being made up in the east.
 It is expected that diamond drill operations on the Warren claim will disclose additional ore bodies with in. creased depth. and on the strength of the ore strike already made there has been stiffening of prices and the stock has again come into favor.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-08

The Wolverine q Arizona Mining company. which has held on through several months of development work. with nothing to show as reward for the labor and money expended. has come back into favor with the specu- lators again and yesterday buyers were bidding $4.00 for the stock in big blocks and very little coming out.
 A month ago Wolverine & Arizona was Q drug on the market at $1.75 per share. but since that time the diamond drill on the Warren claim, which ad- joins the Shattuck, at a depth of 41Q feet encountered . body of ore which continued for sixteen feet and several assays taken of the cores, showed val ues of six per cent. At depth of 426 feet the drill passed through the ore body. which was an oxide. and since that time has been in a very favorable formation
 Superintendent Roberts this week
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-08
SUMMARY.

 Especial Wire to Duey & OveriockJ New York, Dec. 7.-The interstate commerce commission announces its intention to investigate the Hartman lines
 Steel trade sussering from shortage Of cars.
 Steel piates advanced s2 ton Tho American Car and Foundry company declares 6 dividend of l-1 or 1 per cent, placing common stock on . 2 per cent basis. This Is the first diyidead since 1904, when l per cent was paid.
 Vice President k. W. Hin. Of the Gt. Northern complains of scarcity d labor.
 President Ripley. of the Atchison, says November earnings will be as heavy as those of October. Twentytwo roads for the fourth week Of November shows an average grose increase of -58 per cent
 DOW, JONES & CO
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-08
DICK COTTON LETTER.

Special Wire to Duey & Overlock.) )
 New York, Dec. 7.-Disappointing cables and a reoord-breaking move ment for this part of the season caused an uneasy feeling on the part of the longs" and brought about general unloading movement which carried prices about r points from last nights close.
 The selling appeared to be for the account of important interests who have been bullish. Buying wac for account of prominent shorts. There was no weakening in the spot cotton situation, although the decline Of 1-Sc at New Orleans yesterday afternoon caused unfavorable comment.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-08
MARKET GOSSIP.

Special Wire to Duey & OverIock.)
 NEW YORK. Dec. 7.-Hornblower & Weeks say: We are told to buy stocks; that Secretary Shaw will either put money in the banks. or re- deem up to fifty million ''fours" of 1907 between now and Monday.-L. & B.
 Dick-Indfcations are that tomor- rows statement will show the surplus reserve wiped out.-L. & B.
 Walker Bros.-Manipulation caus- ing action in Canadian Pacific.
 Dick-Buying of the very best char acter in Steel. wasserman buying Can. Pacific
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-08
SELLERS APPROXIMATE
 ON STOCK MARKETS Seems to Be Nervousness Due to Money Market-All
 Stocks Are Dull.
tBy Frank J. Graf.)

Today's market appeared nervous and unsettled. not only in the curb stocks. but the New Works and Bos- tons as well. All through the sellers have predominated, and there has been considerable stock offered The buy CTS are not so anxious to buy in the face of such a market. but prefer to await until tbere Is some change In the market or until the money market becomes normal The money market has been very cratic, opening at Sl per cent and closing at per cent. and 1t is hard to judge from these figures just what it win do. In today's mar ket Calumet & Arizona held steady at $l6S. Sup. q Pitts. showed some de- cline on selling, with sales at $2s.5o. North Butte sold ex-div.. closing at S109 9.50. Denn was being offered free ly at SIS, with few takers. Ameri- can and Warren have both had rather heavy selling, especially in today's market, but the stock has been well taken, and there has been but little decline. These two stocks will bear watching. Globe held well. closing strong at s12.l2 bid, although there is considerable selling at these figures. In the Boston market Greene closed at 325.75, showing further weakness over yesterday. Old Dominion reach ed $53.50, but strengthened at the close to $54.5o Nippissing reached s15.25, with considerable buying at these prices. Cananea Central is just holding its own. showing few fluctu-
 ations, but closing the same as last night.
 Money closed at 2 per cent
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-08
COPPER sHIppsR PROBABLE.

R. P. King. of Bisbee. made a spe- ,ial trip to Benson this week to go and see the Vslcnxucae property. owned by the Stone Mining Invest ment company, and investigate It's as . shipper. He decided that the property is oeritorious. and took samples from the different work ines to determine fully, and if satis- factory will commence operations at once. so that shipments may begin next week.-Benson Press.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-08

Dec. 2, 1906.-Still nothing in sight that would have a ten dency for betterment of the stock markets, and everything on the boards is suffering from the pinch in money. The outlook even indicates lower prices, and the leading stocks on the boards, Cal. ( Ariz.. Sup. & Pitts. Greene, N. Butte. and Central exhibit further weakness. Warren attracted a great dealy of attention. and a considerable volume of deal ing was done between $11 and $11.50. At the close the price has strengthened. Vol. & Ariz. has made a neat gain over yes terday. and Is sought after around the s4.00 mark. The manner in which the stock is acting looks healthy, and we would not be astonished to see shares reach the $5 and &6 level soon. Globe, as ever, is an &C., tive number. and firm. Black Mountain commands increased interest. Higher figures seem certain for this stock. and 1t certainly Is entitled to a rise. Attention being paid balance of the list is meager.
 Quotations:
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-08
]. e. PRrTcHARD.
 Drekss, Pheas tz6. cunnjnohan-Rohlo Meek

The market was busy with
 taking care of those that have been discouraged with waiting
 for better prices, and found
 them stil getting lower. War
 ren was freely offered at
 $11.50. Globe was strong at $12.00. and East Butte at SIP. Wolverine sold at four dollars. and there is quite a demand for 1t. There were several ] investments in the Empire State stock. Can. Central had bids of $35, but not much , changed hands. There is reason , to expect large profits on in- } vestments in Warren, Amerf- } can and Wolverine & Ariz.. at present prices. Sup. & Pitts. is also to be had at a low fig- ure, and will no doubt give good returns in the near future. Prices now are in favor of the buyer.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-08
cATes q co. LETTER.

(SpecdaI Wire to Duey & OveriocK.,
 New York, Dee 7.-The market de- pends on the money situation, and we belieye that this VIII be materially relieved in . short time. In the meantime we think that good s'ocAs @ should be bought on reaction The bank statement Is an unknown quan. .fttv on account of the December lst disbursements; preliminary figures ,naicnte an Enfayorabie shovfng..
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-08

\ man swimming in the English Chan1d of Calais, was attacked by an octopus. Have to find against the swimmer for interfering with the ofi vested rights of the octopus. Without water. octopus stock. wouldn't be one tYA aeFen
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-08
LONDON COPPER MARKET.

Especial Wire to Duey ( Overiock)
 LONDON, Dec. 7.-Copper closed as follows: Spot. E1o3 5s: futures. f104 5s. Market ni,n. Sales. 15o tons spot; 500 tons futures.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-08
HOLMAN BROS. & co.
BROKERS.

BROKERS.
 Unlisted stoeks . Speciality. Calumet -DuI.sth- C hisa1s- Disbee D eisbse, Ark, Dec. 7. 'o6. The market today has been somewhat quiet and very Httie }. change is shoWn in te6ay's fig urea from those of yesterday. Cal. ( Ariz. shewe slight
 ' strengthening tendency: North
 Butte To weak and dropped 2 ' points; Coalition Is unchanged; Greene Is up 1.2 point. There , has been good demand for cananea and Globe all day with g very little offered. Sup. q Pitts. ? is quiet; the same condition ex- 2 ists In Black Mountain, Aneri- ? can, East autts and Warren. s Vol. q Arlx. showed consid-
 erabie strength and quito a 2 number of shares changed
 ! hands at $%.oo, but at the close
 | this stoek was offered more
 : freely at fraction iess than
 . four.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-08
Pritchard Hagen & Co.
BrrkerS ard Promoters.

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 Front Rooma, New Telephone eidq., Phone 135, Bisbee, Artz.
 The handling of .eonanxa Circle" and other Curb stseks, on commission. OUR ePE- CiALTY.
 Quotations by wire come to our office "svsry little while" during brokerage hours direct from Calumet, Michioan-the HUB q the eonanxa Circle companies.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-08

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Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-08

Money closed at ? per cent Closing uuOtatiOns.
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Dairy Notes.
BY Shepherd

BY Shepherd:
Cream should never be allo wed
to stand long enough to show a
watery appearance between the
cream and milk.
The weight of the cow does not
always correspond with the
amount y of food required to
secure the best results from her.
Butter quality in milk is a Ger
tain indication of its actual worth
for manufacturing purposes.
A cow will never milk so well
when she is allowed to suffer
from overcrowding of the udder.
A cow becomes restless if she
Is kept longer than necessary
consequently will not give down
the milk so freely.
In winter the cream needs uni
form warmth, and the tempera-
ture Of the living room is about
right.
A paddle, long enough to stir
the cream in the vessels, will be
proved very convenient make it
square across the bottom.
In making granular butter, a
strainer is needed to catch the
butter that sometimes runs out
with the buttermilk.
Keep up the food supply, and
that of character that is easy of
digestion, and these two agencies
will contribute materially normal
profitable condition.
When the grains of butter come
as large as bullets, no washing or
working can free them from but
termilk like the method of fine
granulation.
There must be in all the better
ways Of 6uttermaklng an observ-
ance of uniform conditions or else
more or less bsses from different
causes will occur.
The character of the fats NAV
be changed by poor or rich food,
but the relations of solids to each
other will be closely uniform.
The COW, with a small contract
ed udder, and of small attach
ment to the abdomen can never
be fed into a COW of large and
profita bic performance.
II COW has a large and well
formed udder, not meaty, but
muscular, showing large capaci-
ty, the chances are small that the
stomach and udder Will not work
in harmony.
Not only must the dairyman
select the breed adapted to the
kind of dairying he IS pursuing,
but a careful selection Of indivId.
uai animals must be made.-Live
Stock Journal.
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For The News.
Our Georgia Letter.

Injustice Done Lancaster
County and her Officers by
Solicitor Henry--TheNews'
Work for Public Improve
ments--Clever Young Man
to Engage in Business in
Lancaster--Other Matters
of Interest.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1906-02-21

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