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Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-18
STOCK MARKET FOR
 WEEK OPENS BRIsKLY
Considerable Profit During the Day on Greene and Cana
 nea Consolidated,
tBy Frank J. Graf,

The week opened with a fierce mar xet. and from sll indications there has bSen considerable profit taking during he day in Greene and Cananea Cen ar3l. At the opening Greene was in ecoI demand. sales being made at S34 and Central also at S54, but al th s plice there was too mucn offered and soon broke tEe market. Greene closing at S31.SI an1 Cananea CentFai to :32.50 There seems to be some
 hing radically wrong somewhere; Il looks as though there was some lob- ping done by holders of both stocks. Capanea Central and Greene are about 3 par, while the new stock IS selling Ss above par.
 Ire demand for Denn hoias well, and all stock offered at s4l is well talk sn care of, both locally and in the Esst. understand that there were a few sales being made at S42 in BoS- ton. and on the streets sales were made as high as $44.T5. Denn ought 70 sell for much niscsr prices, in spite of the selling that has been going on although the sellers have been small holders that lave been hanging on foi some time. Denn that Is Deins bought up at the present time is fal' ing into strong hands. and will not 1 very likely be turned loose for some
 time .o come
 Black Mountain took on an advance and ct one time there were sales mad' at s1000, although at the close there
 was considerable heinz offered at tna l figure. Globe at the close showed 1 some decline. American and Warrei have been offered freely. but looks a ] though some one Is making mistak selling at these figures. Warren ha been offered during the day al Sl2..s while American went begging at tn same figure. Sup. & Pitts opene
 ratter weak. sales being made at sL; but q. the close of the market thsr wss sudden demand for the stocf
 and at the close there were local bi;. as high as s26. last sales in the eas being made ct S25.75. I understan Itha. tbere Is something doing at tn Hostson shaft Wolverine AT zona was well protected at $S.l2, wit very little coming out under s5.2s.
 Hancock at the close was sought q
 tier at s15-
 The conditions for tomorrow's pa
 tef is good for Denn and Sup x ritt ! Greene and Central will very nkel : ,ecIiue on account. of the call Q [ ! Central. which will have is effect C F Greene. as we'll as Greene-Centrai. , | Caoc5nv ouof4ffOuS.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-18
MORRISON MADE BIC DEAL IN
 NEW YORK
Cananea and Globe Exploration
 and Development Company Takes Over Five Points Co.
 and Other Globe Property.

Joseph E. Morrison, Esi returned to the city yesterday, after an ah- sence of five months, all os wilcn time was spent in New York City where MT. Morrison went in shs interests of the Five Points Mining tronspany, cp- erating la the Globe district.
 Mr. Morrison returns ta s.,e s'tv wen pleased with his visi. te the east and the success which attended his eff forts. The Five Points Company has transferred its pronerty at Globe 10 the Cananea and Globe Exploration and Development Company. receiving share for share in the transfer. Be sides being instrumental in making this deal. MT. Morrison also trans ferred to the expioration company other mining property in the Globe dis trict, and also al Superior, in Pinal county.
 The Cananea and Globe Exploration and Development company. is com pany backed by the Mitchells, Robert Mitchell being president and George Mitchell. head of the Mitchell mines in Mexico. one of the directors The com pany has a capitalization of $i5, ,000,0co and is al present erecting So9fon smeiter al Globe for the treatment oi the ore from the Five Points Com pany and other properties in that vi cinity.
 Mir. Morrison reports that the com nany has ample means in the treasury for the thorough exploration and de velonrnent Of the ground secured bH the comrany through purchase and bonds. The Five Points Company had a capitalization of s3,0D0.00o. and a large block of the stock is held in Bis bee. Douglas and Cananea- Besides inc property under control in the Globe district, the company owns mining ground. fayorabiy situated, at Cananea and also at Aguas Csiientes.
 Mr. Morrison reports that New York is eager for copper proposition: and that everybody is talking copper and copper stocks. He saws that az, meritorious copper proposition is as sured of a respectful hearing from th' big investors.
 Mr. Morrison is the western attog nev for he big company and stoDre on at Globe for a few days on lega business on his return from New Yosh
 George Mitchell of the La Dish mines $ making his headquarters i New York, and arrangements hay been made for the building of rail road to the coast in the early spring The La Desha mines are at presen producing at tns rate ot 300 tons o copper per month.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-18
pAlne's COPPER LETTER.

fScecisl Wire 10 Duey & OverlcckJ
 BOSTON. Dec. 1.-The whole mar ket became little broader today. but Greene was still the feature. Today was selling day. however, in Greene, and it seer,s as if everybody wanted to get out Copper Range was in bet, tor demand and held strong all day Insiders bought Tecumseh- Lawson manipulation was evident in Arc and Trin.. both of which advanced a point On any further break VIC would ad v1se anybody with ready cash to bay Greene or the new Greene-Cananes stocks. and there will be q good chance to make turn on both sides.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-18
NEW YORK STOCKS.

Special Wire to Duey & overlock.)
 NEW YORK. Dec. 17.-Today's op- erations were largely professional. At times the price movement became con
 fusing. The strength in St. Paul was the early feature. but profit-takins carried this stock back to it's starting price at the opening. About the only feature to the general list was a tendency to drag tower. Money ranged from s to 20 per cent. and was an i'm portant factor. At this time of the year it Is natural 70 become stagnant, in view of the forthcoming holidays. Don't look for material change either way until after the first of the year.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-18

Phone Al. P. o. Box sl4. Sank of Eisbee BuiIuing,
 Rooms 4 ana ,.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-18
TIMING SHELTERS MAPkETS
Pritchard Hagen & Co.
BrrkerS ard Promoters.


 Front Rooms, New Telephone
 Bldg, Phone t35. 6isoee, Arix.
 The handling of "6onanxa
 cifcles and other Curb stocks,
 on commission. OUR sPE-
 cIALTr.
 Quotations py wire come to
 our office "esery little while"
 curing brokerage hours direct
 from Calumet, Michiaan-the HUB of the 6onanza Circle . Companies.
 Dec. IT, 19o6.-Excitenent in } trading for the opening of the ] week is in Denn, Greene, Gen. } tral and Greene-Cananea- Dur , ing the first hours of the ses- sion sales of Denn were made around s42.50, and stock offer . ed at this price was eagerly : taken up In our opinion Denn 3 is still big money-maker. We $ contend that upon reorganiza- 3 ton into a mining company the nfdu Nuu Has pufCndSSu uuuSI $50 before reorganization takes s place will clean up a handsome e profit.
 s The new Greene-Cananea 2 stock is on the market at E s24.50 bid, s25 asked. With B the market price of the stock E at this level both Greene and 2 Cananea Central ought to sell ,s for higher figures than those 2 prevailing today. And at s25 B the new Greene-Central stock 2 is a good one to invest in for I. big returns.
 2 Otherwise the interest in the 2 market is centered around Sup. . & Pitts, on account of report P of ore strike. American and 2 Warren are freely offered to- 2 day. with bids scarce. Would 2 not be surprised to see rise F. in Cochise. The balance con- e mands little attention. s Quotations:
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-18
HUMAN BRuS. & Ct.
BROKERS.

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Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-18

NoTiCE-This is to certify that Har- ry Berkowitz has no connection with property known as the Ei Promosa located at Fronteras. Sonora. Jas Bickersaff
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-18

} Bisbee, A. T., Dec. ". } The market today has again } been active, with good trading. : Cananea & Greene held the ar- ' tention of the traders, and they . show a decline of 7 and z : points respectively, which is . contrary to expectations. . The new flotation, Greene . Central, which opened at . S25.50, dropped to around $23. . Denn-Ariz. was again active . at around s4o.o0; Coehise finds . a good demand at s6.5o to s7.oo, . and Vol. & Ariz. is also being . picked up at $3.25. Sup. ( . Pitts. seems to be in strong de- . mand, and is tipped for a good . advance. keweensw sold
 . around $13.5o.
 . Warren seems to te little
 . stronger tonight, and bids of
 . SIS fail to locate any stock.
 . The balance Of the list remain
 . unchanged.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-17

From the London Globe.
ia Peis there IS just now proceed'
ing seapnable ~dlscasston on has
lever eoncerning whch amusing
fnsfahce 81 the caprcnu nature 81
HE Injection related Alady was
quite proof against catrhing che
!aneeslngs Of hay fever from either
hay Or any other flower or plant ex-
cept one. The mere sight of a rose
used to set her sneezing violently
knowing her weakness, she carefully
avoided these flowers, but one day
she carelessly stopped before q still
life painting representing 9 basket
OF roses. Almost Instantly she was
seized With a sneezing ht Clearly
Imagination has is part in The. case.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-17
Rig Contract
HAS BEEN LANDED BY LOCAL
FlRM-wiLL BEGIN WORK
VERY SOON.

The local firm of swiser & Coma.
way, brick contractors. have been
awarded the contract by Patrick Fer
rilI, OF Cincinnati, Ohio. for the brick
work on a 10 stall round house, ma
chine shops, oil house and trainman's
house at Cleveland, Ohio. Also a 25-
stall round house, machine shops and
oil house at Chicago Junction. This
work is for the B. and o. r. r. Co,
and will require about 100000 brick.
This is the largest contract of its
kind ever awarded to a home firm.
They left this morning on No. z to
start this work.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-17
WILD CAT MINING
WILL BE STOPPED
AMERICAN MINING CONGRESS-
WILL FOR PRO-
TEcTloN OF MINING IN
VISITORS.

WHEELING. Sept. IA bill pro
Wiling for the punishment Of all min
Ing fakirs and promoters OF illegf.
timate mining enterprises will be
drafted by the American Mining Con
gress at its annual session which will
beshe1d in Denver, Colorado, October
s16thEto 18th, inclusive. A committee
composed Of the best talent in the
United States has been appointed to
prepare n submit to the Mining Con.
gress q draft Of such bill. This com
mittee comprises two United States
Senators, Robt. Nj. LaFolIette CWts.)
and Fred. 7. Dubois Cdahol; one Con
FRESHMAN, EbensW. Martin tsouth Da-
4Sotal andsthe governors of two States,
Geo. g Pardee, (Californ1a), and JOS.
WtFoK (Missouri). -Four are attor-
neys and all from mining States of
prominence.
California has already adopted a Law
which has worked an almost complete
%tiddance from that State Of spurious
mining stock and that lecherous para,
on the mining fndustry-the fake
promoter. It Is probable that the pro
posed legislation which will be sub.
mttted to the State legislatures this
winter, will. be fashioned after the Cal.
sitornia law, which provides that any
iperson who shall undertake to sell or
assent to the publication, privately or
publicly, of a f%radu1ently exaggerated
report tending to give any person or
the public generally the idea of a
greater value or less apparent value OF
market value than such ."'""'- may
really possess, with the Intention Of
sdefrauding any person or the public
Shall be deemed guilty of a felony,
andso conviction shall be punished by
Imprisonment in State prison. or a
county jail, not exceeding two years,
q by fine not exceeding i've THOUSAND
dollars; or both"
The efforts Of the American Mining
Congress to protect the investor
against mining frauds by furnishing in
formation has to the true conditions at
the mine; has made more apparent the
necessity Of legislation to suppress this
evil, and 1t Is hoped that all serious
mining men will take IN active inter
est and communicate with the secre-
tary, to the end that the matter may
receive the most intelligent ~considera.
ton at the coming annual meeting.
The Mining Congress- never was in as
strong q position to combat this evil.
ana the assistance of every mining
ma IS needed to make its work more
eGectiye.
STEPS will also be taken at this ses-
sion fort the creation OF mine drainage
districts similar to public improvement
districts in cities, and for the creation
q department of mines and mining
y aseparate Executive department OF
the national government.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-17
isle Of Spice"

B. C. W'hftney's big musical comedy
company will present the piquant mu-
steal mixture, the isle of Spice" at
the Grand Opera House. Monday, Sep.
TENDER oath, with precisely the same
cast and elaborate scenic and costume
production, as was sec here last sea-
son. There are many reasons that
will for the uccess that the
isle OF SprIce" has achieved. In the
first place. the story is well told, full
OF comedy situations and OF brilliant,
witty dialogue, while the music is
.tuneHu1, iing1y and original. with moth
ing reminiscent about 1t. Many Of the
songs have become SO popular that
they have already reached the hand
organ stage in the large cities.
The company is large. well balanced
and made up of popular comedians
and condolences, while the chorus is
one of the largest any musical organi-
cation ever carried. and is composed
Of young and pretty women, whose
work is characterized by vim and gin
ger that is positively refreshing, and
can come only from the abundant spir-
its of the young. The stage manage
ment is excellent. There is never a
second from the rise of the curtain in
the first act to the finale of the last,
when there is not something doing
that either pleases the eye, ear or
rfsibllfties. The principals of the conf
pany are Leslie Leigh. Blanche Holt,
Minnie Chamberlain, Beulah Hamil-
ton, Mary orth, Grace Muir, ". J.
McGraw. Jack Leslie, John Mylie'
Harry Griffith. F. Chas. DEACON, Bert
Wainwright and others
B. c. Whitney, manager Of the Isle
OF Spice Company, has been inundat-
ed with letters fromvaudeville artists
of fame, requesting permission to sing
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-17
custer aRowN's HOLIDAY.
a Promised Merltortous Musical Com
edy Due Here Soon.

edy Due Here Soon.
Buster Brown and his dog Tige will
cut up capers on the stage of the
Grand opera house, Tuesday, septem-
her 18th. On the stage Buster, which
Master Rice will picture on this occa-
sion we are promised an exact re-
ptca of the newspaper Buster made
famous by the New York Herald's
bunny page, while, he couldn't OF
course, cut all the capers that BUS
ter does in Red, Brown and Yellow,
he VIII no doubt keep the audience
wen amused and Tige. his dog and
pal. will aid in producing laughs, The
play itself, Is Of course, mounted on
Buster and his antics, while new mu-
sic, new songs, new scenery, ETC.,
Will be features, The musical NUM-
hers rendered by a chorus of wlel
trained voices are said to be very
catchy.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-17
some omitted.

From the Detroit Free Press.
The, Rev. G. e. Scott has figured
that there are a thousand million
heathens in the world. and the chances
are that he didn't include Wall street
in the count.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-17
Where is Col. mann7.

Mr.. Daniel o'Connell. publisher of
Town Topics, now has his share OF
trouble, having been arrested Thurs,
day on : charge Of criminal libel pre-
ferred by Sir Miguel veIasco, presi-
dent of the advisory board. The bond
was fixed at 500 pesos. with Messrs.
Levy and Olsen az suretles-Philip'
pine Gossip.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-17

Peggy Brady" This musical mum.
her is one of the hits Of the Isle of
Spice" and it has created a furnre
whichever 1T has been heard, taking at
least six to twelve encores at every
performance.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-17

Perfect Bowel Laxative for con.
apatton, sallow complexion, head.
che. dizziness. sour stomach, coated
promptly without pain or grtping.
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-17

# you have f1rnisned or u"turntGh-
ed rooms to let yoc will find the adj
dress Of the pA..l'le wanting tnen in
the West NiIgfninn want co.rnln.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-17

Professor Bergnann and his asstst-
Eant. pr Bier. oil berlin. hays been
called to Constantfnpple ths
sntfans tonally
james j.. peYhns drenangon 2
western railroad has patent for -
steam turbine engine for which he
has Just received seT5,o0o from the
Transatlantic Steamship Company
levi p. Morton, former vice prest-
dent OF the United States, is over SO.
Years old. but still as active as he was
d years ago. He gives close attention
To his great financial AFFAIRS.
IL is expected that Ex-Governor
Bates. OF massachusetts. will be elect
ed as the new president OF the Bos-
ton University Corporation, to Gil the.
vacancy caused by the death Of Ed
ward H. Dunn.
Ralph Chapman Haw1ey, of Amherst.
Mass. assistant state forester of Mas
Isachusetts. has resigned to accept a
cali from the Yale University to a
place on the faculty of the department
Of forestry.
The Countess OF Mimic, who did so
much to extend the work of the Vic
torIan order of Nurses in Canada, has
now undertaken a similar work in In
Ola. where her husband succeeded
Lord Curzon as Governor General.
Mr.. j. Raymond Claghorn, who has
lust died in Hartford. Conn, belonged
10 IN old Philadelphia family. His
father was at one time president of
the Academy Of Fine Arts, and one OF
the charter members of the Union
League.
Rev. John March, rector of the Ro-
man Catholic Cathedral, Of Harbor
Grace, N. F., has been chosen bishop
Of Harbor Grace diocese, succeeding
IHlSnOQ MaCDOudIus WIZ
signed owing to i'll health and adyanc-
Ing years.
Maria Sophia, formerly Queen Of Ma
Mes. has started q dainty little store
in the Rue st. Roch. Paris. 1t is call
ed "Aux ouvrages ~Calabrias," and Is
devoted entirely to the sale Of needle
work done by the calabrian peasant
women.
Rev. Father Hartmann Won au der
LanHochbrunn, a member of the Fran
clscan order of FrIars, has arrived in
New York. He is a celebrated COM
poser of o~ratorios and has the dtst1nc-
ton of being the third musician Sc
lected as a member OF the Italian
Academy of Immortals and the fourth
German admitted to membership. He
will arrange to give his oratorlos in
New York and other cities this winter
School Books Exchanged.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-17

A Voice OF Encouragement.
Cheer mp. Col. Bryant Tom Johnson.
is still With you.lCleyelan1 Leader.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-17

Plumbing is one OF those
|fhines which cannot be- cheaQ-|
Bened without endangorinR iha|
Eheaith. and Frequently tho lio|
ol those Concerned ia It's use.
Nothins But The best
Miiianswer here. This sort la|
lasting and ayes money Ia tho|
longrum
Gaii8nnd SEQ our very large
display before placing orders.
Mountain CITY Plumbing c.
A21 jackson ST. con IL, Belt26s|
9: Mgr.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-17

Maria Sophia, formerly Queen Of Ma
ples, has started q dainty little store
in the Rue st. Roch, Paris. It is call
ed "Aux ouvrages Calabrias," and Is
devoted entirely to the sale of needle
work done by the Calabrian peasant
women.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-17
women

School Books Exchanged.
at A. c. Kfnkead's, S14 Main street.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-17

Rev. John March, rector of the Ro-
man Catholic Cathedral, OF Harbor
Grace, N. F., has been chosen bishop
of Harbor Grace diocese, succeeding
ptshop Macdonald. who recently re-
signed owing to ill health and advanc-
Ing years.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-17

The Countess Of Mimic, who did so
much to extend the work of the Vic
torIan order of Nurses In Canada, has
now undertaken a similar work In In
dla. where her husband succeeded
Lord Curzon as Governor General.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-17

Mr.. J. Raymond claghorn, who has
lust died in Hartford, Conn, belonged
TO an old Philadelphia family. His
father was at one time president of
the Academy of Fine Arts, and one OF
the charter members OF the Union
League.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-17

Ralph Chapman HawTey, of Amherst.
Mass. assistant state forester Of Mas.
.sachusetts, has resigned to accept a
call from the Yale University to a
place on the faculty of the department
OF forestry.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1906-05-17

The British freighter, St. Andrew
came into port at New York last Sun
day with probably the largest menajer'
lie that has ever been aAoat since the
days of Noah. The ship encountered
q heavy gale, causing much excitement
among the animals. A puma broke
from its cage and attacked an elephant
the puma being killed; Russian wolf
got free and jumped over board; by
ena broke from it's cage and attacked
bear, the bear with one stroke OF its
paw stripped nearly half the hide from
the hyena. Several keepers were bad
ly hurt by being thrown against lion
cages. The animals were consigned to
Bostocks show at Ooney Island.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1906-05-17
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