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Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-06

Boston-The plans that have been outlined for the changing over of the shannon Copper Company are now as thing can well be.
 The recent change in the constitu- ton of the board of directors means that N L. Amster will be president of the company, succeeding the pres ent incumbent, I. w. Palmer.
 This change as well as others in the active management of the company will not take place until the annual meeting of the company which will be held at the stated date in November.
 The company. however. is now oper- ating on the plans that have been sug- gested and championed by the Paine Amster interests: so that so far as the actual operation of the company is concerned. there is nothing needing actual change at the moment.
 When the new management Is once in the saddle and personally directing things from the Eastern end. it Is to be expected that the execution of these plans will be quickened cons.a. erably.
 So far as the executive staff Tt Met calf is concerned the new manage ment will not make any change; for the immediate present and it is -sn orally taken for fact that ultimately there will be very few changes made
 The com?any's mining end will bt pushed more vigorously than has been preyiocSfy done a<1- c. larger scalC
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-06
NEW PL ANS FOR ]
 SHANNON CO.

The ore deposits of the company will be opened to greater depth than any. thing that has yet been thought of
 This is looking forward to still greater production by the company in the immediate future. Work will almost instantly os stari- ed upon the enlargement of th~ Shan non eompany's plant looking to an in creased productoin.
 For the present the company will go ahead turning out copper at the rate of ,600,0 ,0Co pounds per month. This will be increased to about 2.JG0. .0O0 just as rapidly as ground can be open ed up and machinery for the handling | of the ores be installed.
 The company ultimately aims at a copper per annum, and 1t expects to have achieved this production 2: nc later time than the expiration os from two and half to three years. l. 1t is the belief of the new interests
 that have been steady accumuiatol s of the stock that Shannon is capable
 of development into large and pe.-
 manently producing concern.
 It was on this basis that their inter- ests in the property has been fosterei
 and they are looking forward with con
 fidence to the time when Shannon wiil
 be one of the big copper produce:s of the Southwest, and will be payin. the investors on the shares around these prices return that will hand
 somely repay them for their inycss ment
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-06
ELECTION HAS NO INFLUENCE ON MARKET All Stocks Show Firm, But Al Close Slight Falling Off
 Is Noted,
(By Frank J. Graf.)

The market just before the election has been a good one; in fact 1t Is much better than the general public expected. However. at the close of the market the unlisted stocks eased eff to so=le extent. Sup. & Pitts. at the close was offered at $2S.5o, al though this price there were very few shares handled. Calumet & Arizona sold off in very small lots. The stock seems not to be traded in 10 any ex- tent, and was bought up mostly for an investment and not q spccuiation. ness. Black Mountain holds strong at s10. Denn-Arizona from all indi- cations is being knocked for sGme pnr- pose or another. siietncr .hrie is C short interest iii the .aI:ket is hard tc tell, but reports that have bscn cir. cuated today are laughed at, and do not amount to anything although the stock may sell lower from the reports. Warren showed weakness the entire day, sales being made at S13.2o, while American was offered at s10.62. Can anea Central took on a good advance, and at the close was sought after at s23.50, with very little coming out m der s26- Begole has also been
 good actor. Boston bidding $27.00 for
 the stock and nothing coming out un- der 5000. Begole looks like s50.0O without very much trouble.
 Greene Con. on r,-e Boston Ex- change and New York curb took on very quick advance on the report that the Phelps-Dodge people had bought
 control of the property. iru will re
 member when the Pheips-Doige pec pie bought the E. P & N. z. that the
 thing was all bought up ant paid for 1 before the public kE2w thing about t. Well, when these people take up | the Greene it will be done the same
 way Furthermore. Greene stock is ] scattered so that it would Iahe morihs 1 in order to get all this stock together | Look out for these tips.
 All markets will be closet Tuesday I.l .
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-06
COPPER GLEANiNGS.

(Private Wire to Duey & Overlock.)
 Boston, Nov. 5. Amalgamated-The shares reflect the general betterment in the market. They were buy last week as predict ed, and it looks like materially higher prices.
 Butte Coalition-There is a very lii. tie disposition on the part of the pub lie to buy these shares at the present time, but those who have them at iow- CT levels do not sell.
 Boston ConsoIidateS'-The company is making good progress in stripping off the overburden.
 Centenniai-Looks like very much higher prices. The property never looked so well in it's entire career.
 Granby-Insiders are buying the sheres at these prices.
 North eutte-There seems to be di. versity Of opiaion concerning the div idend
 Old Dominion-There was a little better strength in the shares Satur day than has been noticeable for some time
 Shannon-The condition oi the com pany is considerably better than :e i flected by the report. LOGAN & BRYAN.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-06
SALT LAKE VALLEY
 SHELTERS LOSE CASE
Decision Enjoins Them From Smelling Ores Containing
 10 Per Cent Sulphur.

(P ivate Wire to Duey & Overlock.)
 SALT LAKE, Nov 5.-United States District Judge, John Marshall this morning handed down his de cision in the smoke suits against the smelters in the Salt Lake Valley. All of the smelters are enjoined from smelling ores running over 10 per cent sulphur. This becomes effective thirty days from date the decree is signed. This decree will probably be signed some time next week. The smelters are to remain shut down un- til they can furnish evidence that they are no longer producing smoke con taining injurious amounts of sulphur.
 This decision will h.t hardest the Utah Cons. and o-Islam Cons. as a large portion of the ores of these com psa::es run from 10 to 8 per cent sul- phur.
 The decree will also affect a con siderable portion of the ores smelted by the United States Smelling com pany and by the American Smelling and Refining company, but the effect on these two companies should not be as great as on the others.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-06
Pritchard Hagen & Co.
 BrrkerS ard Promoters.

VI
 CiALTY. F
 Quotations by wire come to
 our office "every little while"
 during brokerage hours direct
 from Calumet, Mlchigan-the HUB Of the Bonanza Circle
 Companies. Nov. ,. 190G.-The feature in today's trading was advance of two points in Greene. Rumor first had it that the Phelps Dodge people were securing . control. but the more likely |, solution is that s:yaa interests are mixed up in the deal. Dur ing the day there was a heavy demand for the shares, and . the price quickly advanced to $27.25, but later in the day dropped back considerably } from that point. It is likely. } however. that the figures will be strong again at the open ing Wednesday.
 Those who expected to pick up stocks at sacrifices just be- fore the election have been 2 disappointed as stocks instead of becoming weaker had a strong tendency in the opposite E direction. Sup. & Pitts. is 3 stronger; so is Central, while sales cf C. & A. were made at 2 better than sl50. keweenaw is 2 advancing. and the nor.h IS in the market with heavy orders for shares. Globe is holding well, though not much change in price. Warren is away down and American is weaker. 3 Denn is suffering from the ef- fleets ol reports of su:t against. |, one of the company officials, but this will be cleared away so soon as the traders in gen eral get to know that the mat ter is one entirely outside of 2 the interests of the company. : The best buys right now are : Warren, American, Denn and 2 Globe. not, of course, to over 3 look the stocks that have al always been leaders. We'd nesday will see the political 2 horizon again clear and bright and with it the stock market will boom and prices rise. 5 Closing quotations:
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-06
NEW YORK MARKET.

(Private Wire to Duey & Overlock.l
 NEW YORK, Nov. 5.--American stocks are steady, IS to 3-4 above par ity. The tone of the foreign market was cheerful, and was helped by a further rally in Russian bonds.
 All signs point to the election of Hughes. Cold weather and election uncertainty caused slight falling off in structural business.
 Twelve industrials declined 0.11
 Twenty active rails advanced 0.21 per cent.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-06

Lonnp this @ ntm he las hours trading d he rya ain lost undrn however firm f rise in made it app k urouhor h - wi a net gi
 Copper ~ r in n y la and ndGerbh hFher  fH strong fluctuations however kac.I an owed I o 4 a the eloew nle ~ in is it will ach its old hsh hrecrdrb a Warren a 
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Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-06
[. J. HOLMAN $ co.
BROKERS.

} BROKERS. } Unlisted Stocks a Speciality. } CaIumet-Cuiuth-c chicaeo-Bisbee sisbee, A. T., Nov. 5, 1906. Today's market has been lively, with considerable flucta- } ton in some of the important ! stocks.
 \ Greene took a sudden spurt, . rising over two points on the ru- nor that the Pheips-Dodge in- terests were buying heavily in , an effort to gain control of the ' property, 1t, however, fell back : from S27.37 to s26.75 at the : close remaining strong at this . price. Sup. & Pitts. has been !. in good demand all day at S28.75. cananea Central ad- ' vanced from $24.5o to $25.3a, ' closing at $25.oo bid. . Warren got on the toboggan . early in the day, running down . from S14 to S13 at the close and . looks like a very good buy at . that price. Globe held around A S1e.oo.
 Holders of Denn became alarmed at the report of a suit = against Mir. Pattison and bids . feIi of from s21.75 to $500. < The balance remain un-
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-06

Phone Al. p. O. Box S1i. Bank of Bisbee Building,
 Rooms 4 and 5.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-06
LAKE SUPERIOR WILL SHOW
 DECREASE
Unless Remarkable Gains Are Made District Will Show Failing Off of 100000 Pounds of Copper.

Boston-with the resui $ of ten months operations of the Michigan copper mines a matter of record. 1t is clearly apparent that despite the enormous expenditures of recent periods with a view to broadening the scale of operations, the 1906 output will show a falling off compared with the year preceding. The current year opened auspiciously, with every indi- cation that the figures of production would exceed 220,000, GOO pounds and thereby establish a new record. But two weeks had not passed when the Tamarack suffered a setback from which it has yet to recover. Last year this mine produced 15,S24 900 pounds of copper. but unless remarka- ble gains are scored during the next two months it will show falling off this year of about 100000 pounds
 The Atlantic commenced the year in poor shape. production having been far below the normal until June, when the physical conditions became such as to compel a complete suspension of rock shipments. The comparative falling off in its output will be about 100000 pounds.
 The loss of production to the Quin- cy, due to the suspension of work fol- lowing the so-cailed air blasts and also to the shortage of labor, will be con siderably over 1.500, 900 pounds. Here is total falling off from the combined outputs of three of the older mines oi about 100000 pounds, and if this has been made good from other sources, the proof is not in evidence
 There is no reason to believe that the Calumet & Hecla output fer 1906 will exceed 95,0o0, 900 pounds. which is about the same as that for the year preceding. The Copper Range Con solidated will not show an increase and while gains have been made by the Champion they have been offset by the results from the TrimountaiI which will probably show falling ofl of 1000, 900 pounds. .--.'
 The important gains in production in pounds, compared with the year pre- yious, may be put down as follows: Aliouez, 3,000, GOO: Ahmeek. 2,2o0,00oi Centsnnial,. 2,I0o.000: Mohawk, 500. GOO: Osceola. TOO 9,000 and Isle Royale 25o0oo. Minor increases will be showr by some of the smaller rroducers which, with the products of the Wi nona, and the Victoria. will bring thu total gains up to about 1o,ooo,0o' pounds.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-06

PHONE 2ss
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-06

This summing up would lndlcate that the Michigan copper production for the current year will fall about 2.O0O, ,00e pounds short of the figures of 1905.
 This unexpected showing is due to af. unfortunate series of misnaps which could be neither foreseen nor guarded against. yet had labor been plentiful the figures for production would have surely shown an increase.
 The labor situation is still Tar rom being satisfactory. with the prospect of its continuing so during tne ap- preaching winter. In this respect the Michigan district is no worse off than the western mining camps, where the demand for labor is unprecedented
 The coming year will witness the completion of the extensive improve ments to the Calumet & Hecla. which will then have a total of 2S stamps available. a number sufficient to care for material increase from the work ings of the Osceola and kearsarge lodes. The new possessions of this company will not become an import ant producing factor next year, the extent of their developments being quite limited, with the possible eS- ception of the Superior.
 The Copper Range promises to es- tablish a new record of production in 1900. likewise the Mohawk, Osceoia, Centennial. Franklin. Michigan, Mass and Ahmeek, while in the meantime the Tecumseh will probaly have added to the list of producers. The extent or the developments in the new kewee1 nav district is not such as to warrant the belief that it will be producing factor next year.
 The year soon to be entered upon should prove the banner one in the career of the Osceola. bothin the mat ter of production and earrings. It is extensively opened and admirably equipped in every department. it's mill ing requirements being ample for the life of the property. Next year, bar ring accident. Osceola should produce at least 21 ,080. 900 pounds of copper at cost well within 10 cents pound. In the best informed circles the l33s average selling price of the metal is placed at not less than 20 cents per pound for which reason it Is arpar- ent that prospective earnings for Os- ceola are above $20 per share.
 Conditions at the old Osceola will soon permit of an increased rock ton mage at a comparatively reduced cost The south ground of the North Rear sarge is showing positive improve ment with depth and within a year or so its openings will have been ex tended directly under the Wolvtrine
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-06
WILL CLOSE TODAY.

The Copper Queen store will be closed today tTuesday), November 9th, election day.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-09-23
SUPERINTENDENT MASTERS URGES THE
DESIRABlL|TY OF A lecture COURSE

ton to the one who has had cmfwyp
ton to the one who has thus had
tins opportunity
Our purpose in handling the course
through the schools is to give every
student old enough to appreciate
better things an opportunity of hear
ing these men ! believe that it will
be of great consequence whether or
not pupil hears such man as De
Motto, but not alone this, | believe
every individual who buys ticket
and hears the numbers through will
be satisfied with the investment. On
Monday, the students will begin the
work on the sale of the tickets. or
pledges, and ! hope that within two
or three days that we may have
enough for four hundred tickets. If
there is any surplus at the end of
the year, the money will be used TO
purchase books for the library. or
To pay for an extra attraction.
Perhaps there is not citizen in
Tulsa but believes that a lecture
course is a good thing. then let Ms
make il a 90.
J. G. MASTERS.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-09-23

a lecture course of the best talent
is a large means in itself toward a
liberal education. New York city
has in late years taken up this plan
as means toward an education that
could not otherwise be supplied.
There is scarcely a village or hamlet
that does not have its lyceum of
some kind, and the larger cities of
ten maintain several. Muskogee abs
sold 800 tickets toward one this fall
and South McAlester, Ardmore, Du-
rant and the leading towns of Okla
h ma will all maintain courses, Okla
City having four. Not only in the
homa City has four Not only do the
larger towns have a lecture course,
but such towns as Miami, Alton,
Wagner, Pawhuska, Sulphur, Win
newood, Ramona, Vinita, Coweta,
Bartlesville. Okmulgee. Nowata, Hen
ryetta, and many others, have ar
RANGED for a course of some kind.
Not only is the opportunity of hear
inc the great men Of the day an edu-
cation in itself, but it is liberal cul-
ture and n source of great satisfac-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-09-23

from Independence to spend few
days in the city,
Grover leager is leporte rs in
proving at the home If hi, father.
Councilman leager.
Mrs, Blanche keeler and Mrs, Ma
mie Mclaughlin of Ramona are the
quests of Tulsa friends.
j. +. Mmford Miss +. Munford
and Mrs. c. $. Brand of jamestown,
Ky, are visitors in Tulsa.
NJ. Best of Skiatook, was Il bust
ness visitor in Tulsa Friday after,
noon, a guest at the Alcorn,
b. f. Robinson returned Friday
night from an extended visit with rel
atives and friends in Kentucky.
Mrs. Sellers and baby arrived Fri
day night from Grandburg, Texas, on
visit to her cousin, l.. NJ. Ethridge.
|. L. Trent, of Tahlequah is in the
city en- route to Claremore to spend u
few days visiting friends and taking
radium water baths.
Carl SetevenS, special agent of TIE
ST. Louis Republic. is here and will
spend several days working in the in
tereSts of that paper.
Hon. p. l.. Soper, Of Muskogee, re-
publican national commotteeman for
tn Indian Territory, is in the city to-
day ON legal business connected with
the Frisco railroad company.
o. p. Sturm, Of the Oklahoma Mag
azine, has returned from Missouri,
where he has been convaleScing from
an attack of malarial fever and has
resumed his work ON his magazine.
A large crowd of Kentucky tour
lists were visiting in Tulsa yesterday.
They have made a tour Of the terri
tories, and state that in their onin-
ION Tulsa is the best town in the
rev state.
&. II. Huff. of Iowa, who has been
looking over the situation in this citv
for the last week, extended his visit
to Oklahoma city. He is very much
taken up with Tulsa and will return
TO invest in ""uerty here.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-09-23
PULARiIY OF
JUDGE LAWRENCE
ouLD MAKE EXCELLENT FED
ER ! l. JUDGE.
is BOTH WISE AVD JUST
20 Man in State of Oklahoma More
Iopular Than Present Incumbent
CT the Western District,

In tie growing sentiment for Will
lam Il. Lawrence for federal Judge
cf the eastern district Of the new
state r Oklahoma, men Of fam
minds are finding much ratification.
There is probably no mere popular
'pdiciuy in the southwest than Judge
Lawrence, He is uniformly fair in
his decisions, an morc agreeable
man never lived, He has found ia
ror in the minds of the LEGAL proies-
'ion, regardless of party affiliations
and is being almost unanimously eu.
drrSed or rather brought forward as
he has not yet announced himself Il
candidate, for the high honor,
The appointment is to be made by
the president just AS soon as the
constitution of the new state is adopt
ed. The state will be divided into two
districts. The eastern district will
comprise what is now Indian Terri
tory, and the western half, what is
now Oklahoma. Judge Lawrence
when asked in regard to the prob
ability of his candidacy, said that he
appreciated the efforts made by hi,
friends in his behalf, but that he was
not in position yet to make any
definite statement in regard to the
matter.
William Il. Lawrence has been il
the In Ian Territory for about iv,
vear, Prior to his accession to the
bench cf the western district recent.
ly, he was junior JUDGE Of the north
cn district. lie is well liked where
ever he haS held court. and is recog
ai2ed as fair and impartial in al
matters.
1t can be further said Of judge
Lawrence that he takes matters st
optimiStically, and has such smil,
Of good nature aud So much patienc,
in his character that he is liked even
bv those to whom he gave advers,
decisions. In other words, ne let,
them down easy. A ease is in poin
which happened at last weeks tern
Of court in Tulsa. The entire after
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-09-23
vas here Friday afternoon.

was here Friday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. ii. Mari Of Com
ing, n. Y, are visiting in Tulsa.
l.. G. Baker of FL Reno, was a
guest at the Brady Friday night.
J. T. Shipman of Bartlesville was
a business visitor in Tulsa Friday,
+. NJ. Promhall of Muskogee, was
a guest at the Robinson Friday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. &. r. Mccullough of
Pawnee are registered at the Robin
son.
Dr. Andrew Learscove, of Clare
more, was in the cit ytoday ON bust
ness.
Commissioner Hyams made trip
to Sapulpa, Saturday, on official busi-
ness.
j. A. Hofer and +. p. wilkins are
business visitors in Tulsa from Kan
sas City,
J. V. Stan Of st. Joseph, Michigan,
was registered at the New State FRI
day night.
Frank Brown arrived Friday night
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-09-23

noon was taken up in hearing a case
which involved u very little matter,
But there were young lawyers in the
ease, young fellows who were just
starting ont, and the judge loved to
give them chance to "spread -
themselves, and when it was all over,
Smilmgly gave his decision. As n
result they all went home, victorS and
yanquished alike, thinking no one
on earth like Lawrence, He didn t
do II for policy's sake, 1t is just in
him to do like that.
i like young men, said judge
Lawrence yesterday. ~ was young
myself once and | never did like to
get shut olf sharply when ! was be-
fore a court Reminds me Of Il
story, A fellow up in Kansas ap-
pealed ease to the United States
supreme court, lie spent an hour
or 50 going over the elementary parts
of the ease, Finally the Judge got
tired of hearing IT and remarked Sar-
castlcally; Young man, he said
don I you suppose that in all the
time | spent in law school, in all
t Q time practiced before the courts,
in all the time ! spent ON the lower
bench. bef'rc arriving at my present
present Il, Sition, in all the experience
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-09-23
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