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Bisbee daily review., 1906-08-29
QUIT OOK
 MOST AUSP|C|ON

Conduit Company
 'The of market the demand activity tenacously the market position tone the certainty big the bal year.
 have been october full .he eecrolytc he grades Lake Business has for domestic and foreign account and understood that most August and September disposed Buying has extended the manufacture active conditions right the close of 1906.
 'rhe bear tactics by London utterly the manipuators reaction and hopeless Consumption of grades existing the of O adverse sentiment
 The high of prices does speculative bu copper level and probable that would the and higher The wisdom of level is obvious 1t much above those prevailing on but place the market totering Legit provided product but although willingly admitting submit furnishes establishing prices.
 The growing demand from the industries metal is forcing
 
 point Surplus almost the electrical developments question supplies phone and transmission mileage is increasing largely building operations of sumption felt producing before supendous size indications that ephemeral the market products of this metal one of the most promising imaginable"
Bisbee daily review., 1906-08-29
COCHISE MILLS
 BEING OVERHAULED
Paradise Company Making
 Preparations to Resume = Concentrating of Ore.
Tgs.5~> - Bs sNn>.

It is gratifying to know that the
 Cochise company now means business,
 says the Paradise Mining Record.
 Supt. C. B. James will leave Scranton, ss:; atbcut tf~1st- of September for Paradise. Immediately upon his ar
 rival, steps viii be taken to put the mill in shape so that the concentrat- ing of ore may be speedily begun. In fact, preliminary work to this end has already been commenced.
 The mill is being braced by car penters who are already at work. A cover has been built over the char coal. Orders have been received for the carpentry work necessary to the replacing of the jigs with three dry tables; also for the installation of one set of rolls. The Fl Paso Foundry & Machine shops have the contract for the machinery work connected with the alterations and a machine man was expected to arrive at the mill this week from Fl Paso to attend to this work.
 To make room for the receptiou of the dry tables. the mill is being ex tended fifteen feet towards the water tank and the old slime table is to be taken out Though it is hoped that the jigs will never be set in motion again. they wifi, ii possible, be left i'll place for the present.
 Seven or eight charcoal kfli1s haIB been kept burning all summer, and 50 tons of this fuel have already been hauled to the mill. The estimated of fuel during q 1O-hour run is 300 pounds
 On being first set in motion in April, the concentr1tor-capac 1O0 to be all right. But a later try-out proved clearly that 1t would not do the work expected of it. Belief is now entertained that tlIe principal difficulty was with the jigs and that the replacement of them. with dry tables wiI1 solve tde0 proD-- lem
 The Cochise has plenty of ore in sight to keep the concentrator busy for some time, and it is to be hoped that no farther delay in the Ereatm fnt of the ore will occur.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-08-29
COPPER RANGE.
SdieS, 1.6lo,lUO ShareS- Money, f per cent.

Boston-The Copper Range Con -solidated has sold it's copper output three months ahead, sales having been made in the past few days for Novem- Der delivery at IS 1-2 cents a pound Its sales are made through the United Metals Selling Go.
 The company should show an aver age price of IS cents per pound re- ceived for it's copper for the current calendar year, which would compare with 1556c in 1905 and 13.24c in 1901.
 The directors will meet late this month for action on the quarterly dfvi- dend. The next dividend, according to the statements of leading interests in the company, will be increased to eith- CT 11-2 per cent or 3-4 per cent Last February the directors increased the dividend rate from per cent to the present per cent rate.
 The directors have virtually pledged themselves to s6 dividend the current calendar year, as evidenced in the fol lowing paragraph in the 1905 annual report wherein President Paine says; If the price for 1906 is maintained al IS cents, the increase in our receipts based on the production and costs O last year will enable us to pay s6 pe share in dividends. set aside an equa amount for construction. and leave surplus equal to the 1905 surplus"
Bisbee daily review., 1906-08-29
MOUNTAIN VIEW
 CASE NOT ENDED
Cleay Will Neither Affirm Nor Deny Matter Is to Go
 Into Court.
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It was reported yesterday on very
 good authority that the famous Noun
 tain View case, whieh has occupied
 the attention of the people of Bis
 bee, and especially of Clawson Hill, for
 the past two years, Is rot yet ended. It I was thought for time that Martin O'Hare would abandon the suit if th- Secretary of the lntcr;Gr refused a re- hearing of the case. 0us Ihe latest in formation denies tiiis
 This is the case which came up several years ago when Martin O'Harc applied to the land office for a patent to the Mountain View claim. Those people who had settled on the ground and taken deeds from the trustee of the Bisbee townsfte for the lots which they occupy. immediately filed an .ad- verse claiming tLsr the ground was more valuable for a tOwnsite purpose than it was for mineral purposes Th-- matter was taken up before the land office at Tucson. and tEle case was de- rcided against O'Hare. O'Hare claimed that he had found mirsTal in place on ths claim. and in sufficient quantity to warrant him in spending money to develop the ground. on this ground he appealed the case to Washington. where it came up before the Commfs- jisiOTer of the General LanI Office | O'Hdre was successful before tEe Commissioner and the other side irr- ] ltmediately appealed the case to th- | ISecretary of the Interior. The case came up several months ago. and tie secretary decided against. O'Hare. rt-- versfng the commissioner. O'Hare's attorneys immediately took steps 70 ask Tor a rehearing. A number of af- fidavits relating to the ground r. question were obtained by counsel for O'Hare, and sent to Washington
 The matter came up again to tire secretary on the 14th of August. but he, affirmed his former decision. arI denied the motion for a reharing. It is understood that there are grounds upon which the matter can now be taken up in the courts or law. and it
 F understood that this will be done. As far as the Land office is concerned the decision of the secretary is final, but there is a provision in the law which says that if the secretary should err in rthe construction GT the law. the party who suffers as a result or the error has the right to apply to the courts.
 It was known that W. B. CIeary is o,Hare's attorney in tFris city. and for
 that reason he was approached by a
 Review reporter. yesterday and asked | if the rumor to the effect that the l matter would now be taken up in the courts was correct. Mir. Cleary would
 neither affirm or deny the report. say | ing that there was nothing definit. | about the matter at the present time.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-08-29
STOCKS ON LOCAL
 BOARD HOLE WELL
Investors Are Selling Stocks Upon Which They Have
 Made Profits.
(By Frank J. Graf.l


 Todya's market did not show any paticular strength, all stocks held well and were well supported the entire day Many are buying up other stocks and selling off those that have al ready given them a profit and getting into cheaper stock. taking advantage of the general fall advance.
 Superior & Pittsburg holds well at S1T.00, while North Butte fell of at the close losing a full point. Butte Coalition also closed of at the close. Denn-Arizona holds at S2O.OO with very little stock coming out, few sales were made at s19.75. American and Warren holders do not let go al the present figures for the present, and are holding of expecting better prices later on. Cananea Central sales were made at sl6.12. East Butte and Keweenaw showed little strength at times during the day.
 There is, however considerable selling and would not be at all sur prised to see more tomorrow, espec- ially if the failure of the Philadelphia bank is as bad as reported. this will also effect the New York to some extent.
 Time money is advanced to per cent. while call money is loaned out at per cent.
 Old Dominion and Greene both fell of. especially Old Dominion, closing at the low point at s39.5O, and Greene at s24.SS.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-08-29

Boston-The recent dividend of 40 cents declared by the directors of the Butte Coalition Co. while unex- pected in some quarters, was order ed only after mature consideration of the conmany's financial and physical condition. Even on the basis of pres ent output the company would have no difficulty in making a quarterly dis tribution of 40 cents with copper at 15 cents per pound.
 The Butte Coalition Co. is today earning about $250 on it's 1000. 900 shares. or s2.5OO,0OO. These earnings are derived from the daily treatment of TOO tons of ore per day. which ore it is understood averages close to 1 per cent copper.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-08-29
FAIR WEEK.

The Arizona territorial fair com missioners are making an effort to have fair week, November 12 to IT, a general vacation period all over the territory. Everything so far points to great fair The exhibits will be greater in number and in value than at the previous fair and the heads of each department are hard at work ar ranging details. A great treat is in store for the lovers of racing. Some of the fastest horses in the country have been secured and the races will be exceptionally fast.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-08-29
NORTH BUTTE.

Boston-There are reasons to be- lieye that by next winter North Butte shares will be on a SIP per annum dividend basis, as against the $s rate now prevailing.
 The company is not yet handling the 1900 tons of ore per day which it ex- poets 10 do immediately after the in stallatson of the new hoist. The pres ent tonnage does not exceed 1900 tons.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-08-29
PRITCHARD, HAGEN & CO.,,
 Brokers and Promoters.

Front Rooms, New Telepnone Bldg, Phone 135, Bisbee, Ariz. The handling of "Bonanza Circle" and other Curb stocks, On commission, OUR SPE- . ClALTY.
 Quotations by wire come to our offices "every little while" } during brokerage hours direct from Calumet, Michigan--the . HUB Of the Bonanza Circle . Companies-
 August 2S, 19O6-Today wit messed considerable activity in the stock market and the fact that there have been a larger |. number of buyers in the field than sellers has had its in fiuence in advancement of } prices. c. & A. s. & P. Cana ; nea Central, Keweenaw and American have been the stocks in heaviest demand and each show substantial gains over yesterday. Besides these Shat tuck and East Butte came in for a good deal of trading as 5 well as Black Mountain. The 3 latter is one of the stocks that will shortly make a fine show 2 ing on the boards and merits 2 more consideration among the traders than has been directed 2 to it. After a brief period we would not be astonished in the. least to see Black Mountain 2 selling around $500 and bet 2 ter as the property is making an excellent showing and has E the earmarks of a big success. Caranea Central has about 2 recovered from the effects of 2 the recent profit realizing and 2 in again becoming stronger. $ Aside from short setbacks on 2 account of traders realizing profits from the advancement 2 of the price of shares, there is 2 nothing to hinder Cananea Central from going several points higher than at present. 2 Bid Asked.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-08-29
THE COPPER MARKET.

Boston-Officials Of the United Metals Selling Co. state tfat the de mand for copper which has come from domestic and foreign consumers since August 1 has been phenomenal. Ord CTS have been booked since that date for millions of pounds, and it is de- clared that there is ample opportunity for advancing the price beyond the current level of IS 1-2 to IS 3-f cents were it not for the disposition of tlse larger selling interests to maintain a stable. market.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-08-29
BUTTE COALITION.

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Bisbee daily review., 1906-08-29
Slight DecIi-e i- New York Stocks.

oh9Ht OcCii,-e I.- we" fCSK StOCkS.
 NEW YORK, Aug. 2S.-An advance in time money to per cent for three to four months time. coupled with what was reported to be an ugly bank failure in Philadelphia. brought about a general liquidation with a conse- quent decline in prices.
 Advices at close indicate that the failure in Philadelphia is an import ant one and likely to bring the market ito low level. at least at the opening tomorrow much will depend of course as to the nature of the failure. The level is high and the closing tonight suggests a somewhat lower level of prices.
 Sales, 1.G15, 100 shares.
 \ Money, per cent.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-08-29
Frank Proctor Inrsrcved.

A visitor from Bisbee, who was in Los Angeles this week, reports that Frank Proctor and wife are guests at the Hollenbeck Hotel and that Frank Proctor was much improved from his recent attack of paralysis.
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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-02-22
TO AILING WOMEN
ALittle Sound Advice
Will Help Many a
Sufferer in Fred
ericksburg.

No woman can he healthy and We'll u
the kidneys are sick. POisOus that pass
of in the urine when the kidneys are wei.
are retained in the body when the Kid
neys are sick. Kidneys and bladder get
inhamed and swollen, crowding the
delicate female organs nearby and some
times displacing them. This il the true
cause of many bearing-dowu pains
lameness, backache. sideache. etc Uric
poisoning also causes headaches. dizzy
spells. languOr, nervousness and rheu-
matte pain.
When suffering so, try Doan's Kidney
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You will get better as the Kidneys get
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kidneys are well.
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the well known carpenter OF Culpeper
Va. SAYS: II was suffering from kidney
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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-02-22
DON'T DOSE THE STOMACH
Cure Caiarrh by Breathing HyOmei-SOld Under
Guarantee by X. n. GOOlriCk.

Hyomei is not a cure-all; it is a specific
for the cure OF catarrhal troubles
Breathed through the neat pocket inhaler
that comes with every outfit, the
aromatic healing OF Hyomei penetrates
to the most remote part OF the nose.
throat, and lungs, healing all inhamma-
ton and killing the catarrhal germ where
ever present.
So successful has HyOmei been in the
cure of eatarrh, that X. \. Goodrich sells
it under a guarantee that it will cost
nothing unless it gives satisfaction. The
complete Hyomei outfit sells for 81, and
consists OF an inhaler that can be carried
in the vest-pocket, a medicine drOpper
and a bottle of HyOmei. The inhaler
lasts a lifetime, and il more Hyomei is
needed, extra bottles can be obtained ior
30 cents.
1t is the mosteconomical OF all remedies
advertised for the cure OF catarrh, and If
the only one that treats this disease
without stomach dosing, applying tht
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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-02-22
NEW BRIDGE OVER POTOnAG
It Cos, Over A Million Dollars.

The new highway bridge across the
Potomac. mt Wa-hington.w which cost the
government : BOG. 900 and II said tu be-
the finest south of the great Brooklyn
Bridge. has been opened 10 the public.
The bridge is 300 feet long and go feet
wide In it's construction IL contains
not stick oi wood. The piers are of
solid granite. the rOadwaY-of concrete,
and the beams Of steel. The completion
of. the bridge and it, opening To all kinds
of the traffic will mark the abandonment
of the historic old Long Bridge which
will be- removed The Alexandria and
Mount Vernon Railway now use the new
highway bridge, but the heavy loading.
such a. Is involved In the great and. in
creased traffic OF acknowledgements
Of Alexandria CO.. is in part imprartica-
ble until the approaches are completed.
I'm view OF this time for the removal Of
the Long Bridge has been extended until
December
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-02-22
CAROLINE
Memorial Services Y. N. c. A-PerlOnal
Notes.
Bowling Green, Va, Feb. 81, 1906.

Bowling Green, Va, Feb. 2l, 1906.
The W. c. r. L. OF Bowling Green held
Frances L. Willard memorial services IN
the Christian church Ou Sunday morning.
Interesting papers on the life and work
Of Miss Willard We're read by Airs. o. +.
Smoot, Miss Maud Beazley and Mr..
Howard McMauaway. A large crowd
was ont and the exercises were much en-
joyed.
MIR. and Mrs. W. h. Coyiugtcn spent
Monday in Richmond
Miss Ethel Newhill, after spending
some time with Mrs, Il. o. Peatgoss, let
on Saturday for Ashland. where she viii
spend several weeks beior returning TO
her home in Essex.
Mrs. Joel Haines will leave the first oil
next week for Baltimore on a business
trip. She has secured the services oi Miss
Bessie Jones as mlliuer Tor this season,
who will accompany her to Baltimore.
DR.. G.. ). Webb is out, after ms recent
indispositiou
MIR. Cecil Parish and bride, OF Rich
mOnd, spent several day, OF this week
with his father.
Miss Mamie Baugham has returned to
her home in Richmond, alter pleasunt
visit 10 the home Oi the Misses Wooiloik.
Bishop Gibson will hold confirmation
services in Trinity Mission ON next sun.
day afternoon at I o'clock.
Mrs. j. W. Blank, who has been spend
ing some time witch her mother. Mrs. j.
". Gillat Milford. has gone 20 Richmond,
where she will reside Mrs. Gill has gone
with her and viii be her guest for several
weeks.
Messrs. Y. r. Gill aud G.. J.. Billiard at
tended the Grand Lodge Of Masons Dan
Richmond.
The condition of Mr.. L. 4. Wright.who
is SO critically i'll with pluerlsY, Is some
what improved.
The r. F. 4 =. Il. II. has bought the
property of Mr.. T. {. Chandler at Nil
ford. and will proceed at once 60 mako
needed improvements To the house. 10
Is rumored that Capt John Rice, OF
your city, viii with bis family make thi-
his home.
Mr.. and Mrs George Collins. of Wood
lords are guests of relatives here.
MIR. and Mrs A. h. Chandler. who'll
been quite sick, are both improved.
The \ ". &. 4. has moved into Their
new quarters next door 10 the office oi
DR.. T.. f. Butler The ball is nicely fitted
up and makes a pleasant home for the
organization.
Miss Jennie Upshur of Sparta, spent
Saturday and Sunday with the family OF
Mr. 5. W Broaddus.
Messrs. Howard and Norman McMan
away spent Saturday and Sunday with
their parents. DR. and Mrs. McManaWaN
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-02-22
VIRGINIA FlShERMkN'S
ASSOCIATION
The Larss Business Interests they Represent,

The Fishermans Protective Associa-
ton met in it, tenth animal session III
Richmond recently. The name OF the or
gnnizatiou was changed To the Virginia
Fisherman's Association. The member
ship is to be confined exclusively To those
engaged in fishing for aud manuinctur-
ing meuhudcn.
There are thirty steamers engaged IN
this industry, belonging To the counties
OF Northumberland and Lancaster.
IL costs 500 per day each To operate
these steamers. There arc thirteen large
factories engaged in the manufacture oi
these fish into oil and Fertilizers These
steamers and iactoric- consume great
quantities OF coal The prices Tor labor
is perhaps the best for the same class al
employees of any business in the State.
The prices range from $50 to $50 per
month. There are considerably more
than thousand men employed in the
business. The output from this indus
try is between two and three million dol
lars per year
Action was taken in reference to some
legislative matters and other routine
business transacted.
The following factories. located in the
counties Of Northumberland and Lam
caster. were represented at this meeting:
The Marsh-Woodhull Company Gncor-
poratedD, Edwards 4 Reed Company
incorporated, the Morris-l'isher Com
pany incoporated), McNeaLEdwards
Company Incorporated, the Douglas
Company incorporated, Hinton Foul
son Company tucorporatcd). Snow
Falln Company Cincorporatedl, Indian
Greek Fertilizer Company. nncorPoratedl,
lielloWs-Squires Company, Carter
Creek Guano Company liucorporated).
Hayrie Brothers incorporated, Eu-
bank-Gill Company Cncorporatodl. Mar
tin-Mason Company.
The following were elected officers OF
the associatiou. George p SquirrT.
president; g. X Martin. vice president;
J. h. Hinton, treasurer; George y. Reed.
secretary.