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The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-11
THE WEATHER PROPHET.

INDIANA-Fair and warmer Thurs
day and Friday; light variabIy
winds, becoming south.
OHIO-Fair and somewhat warmer
Thursday and Friday; diminishing
north winds
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-11

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Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-29


 Dec. 2S, 1906.-Coppers are not only holding firm. but gain ing strength with surprising persistency. But this is not to bewondered at when one considers the exceptional strength of the red metal. Trad ing is unusually brisk, and of large volume for this season of the year. which proves that investors are fully alive to the rare good chances for prof. it making through the pur- chase of good copper stocks.
 The opening of today's ses- sion started out strong. The 'ers ' show marked strength, and good gains have been recorded. Each day seems certain to boost such stocks as Greene Con, Central, Denn, Cal & Ariz.. and Sup. & Pitts. to higher levels. and this in our opinion is very likely to be the case for a number of weeks.
 Denn is sure to be one of the big attractions for some time to come. and there is still heavy profits to be made in the stock. Sup & Pitts. will make a stunning stride to high CT prices one of these days. Cal. & Ariz.'s increasing output with certainty of increase in dividends will surely send the shares to the s200 mark. What can be said of Greene, Central and Greene-Cananea relative to what they will do is a point on which every trader is certain. That they are big buys at pres ent figures is evident to the least casual observer. With such a market as the present continuing tomorrow and Mon- day coppers surely will close the year with flying colors.
 Closing quotations:
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-29
| LAUNION GROUP
 ISUNDER BOND

IL was reported yesterday that the final and complete title to the La Union group of claims. located near Fronteras. in Sonora, were transferred to Messrs. Patisson, Shattuck, Bar don ct al. and that work of develop ment by means of diamond drills will be started immediately after the first of the year. The La Union group was owned by c. B. Bell and others. and was examined by Martin Patisson and Shattuck at the time MT. Patisson visited 8isbee several weeks ago. The shaft on the property is in ore at a depth of eighty feet, and drift run at this level is also in the ore body. Work of commencing development work has been delayed since the visit of Mir. Patisson to the district await ing the deliverance of the Mexican titles.
 The La Union group is spoken of favorably by mining men of the dis trict who have visited the property, and it was taken over by the Patisson crowd of Duluth upon the recommend
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-29
ToNoPAH OF NEVADA.
Expects to Eesrn s1,ooo ,ooo Net Per
 Month. Amount of Its Capital.

Boston--The Tonopah Co. of Nevada has completed the erection of it's 10O ton stamp mill. The management is now running through this mill non. profitable rock in order to try it out before operating on pay ore.
 With this mill the company will be able to stamp 500 tons of ore per day and if the present mill proves the sue cess anticipated. second section of 100 stamps will be erected which will permit of the treatment of 1000 tons of ore per day.
 The Tonopah Co. of Nevada has 1000. 600 shares of stock of par value of $1 each. now selling in the marke, around $20 per share. @ 1t is the expectation of the manage ment that the company will esentuall, earn $l.00o.000 net per month or the full amount of its capita, stock ever, 30 days.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-29
MARKET HOLDS WELL
 DURING HOLIDAYS Denn Continues Well at S4l to S41.50, and IndicationsI
 Are Good.
CBy Frank J. Graf.)

The market continues to hold well in spite of the holidays and from all indications I would not be surprised to see the market continue strong for some time to come. At the open of the market there was a strong de mand for Calumet & Arizona, and understand that sales were made at SITS, but broke and at the close was offered at S174.
 Superior & Pittsburg was offered freely after the first hour of trading and at the close was offered at s26I2.
 Denn-Arizona continues to hold well at s41.00 to s41.5a. and from all indi- cations will hold steady at this price until the close of the year. Denn- Arizona ought to, on its own merits, sell for much higher figures. and l do not see why it should not be selling for S50.0O, but seems that around the present figures there is some to be had. Small holders are getting out and talk en by stronger parties that know that tney are buying good thing. Shat tuck ought to take on an advance within the coming month. American is in good demand at the close of the market at $1o.50 to $l1.00. with h.te coming out at the former price. War. ren holds well at s11.75 to $l2.00. To morrow will be the last day of s12.00 paid stock and from Monday we will be quoting sl5 paid stock. To those that have their stock we advise to send to the transfer office or 70 .:ur office, and we will take ca-e cF the same for you. Globe Con. Copper holds well in spite of the cali. l beg to announce that the call is official of $500 payable on the 2jth of January. The circulars are out, and that is cyi- dence enough that the cali is correct Sup. & Boston holds well at s3.62 10 s3.S7.
 Taking the market as whole it is in very healthy condition, although higher rates for money are to be ex- pected.. which may affect the market. With this out of the road, I see notn- ing to prevent good market.
 Closing quotations:
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-29
J. C. PRiTCHARD,
 Broker.
Bisbee. Ariz.. Dec. 2s. 1906.

Bisbee. Ariz.. Dec. 2S. 1906.
 There is very little change in any of the stocks today, with the excep- tion of c. 6 A. and Dem. The for. mer gained several points, and looks as if it were approaching another prof. it-taling stage. The continuance oi Denn in ore and the prospects of re- organization into a mining company is strengthening Denn. and little could be located under s41.25. Wolverine is being watched very closely, and with good reason. The drill hole has reached a depth of 610 feet. and Is in very good looking lime at that stage. Tho ground of the Empire State Is becoming softer and the ledge yields a better grade of ore. Warren and American are at standstill. In the East the Superior & Boston has ad- vauced to $4.25, and East Butte is strong.
 Closing ntIotationS.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-29

ation of l.. c. Shattuck of this city.
 The development company is to be a close corporation and no stock is to bcs placed upon the market until the ground has been thoroughly prospect ed by means of the diamond drills, and probably not then. These same gen tlemen control the Shattuck-Arizona and the Denn-Arizona and are abund- antly able, financially, to take care of any mining proposition they may un- dertake without being compelled to ask for outside assistance
 Adjoining the La Union group is 600 acres of mineral ground owned by Robert Tate. and others of this city. Mir. Tate waSin Douglas yesterday on business connected with the organi- zation of a company to develop the adjoining property, and stated last night that arrangements were practi- cally completed for the organization of a company with sufficient capital to proceed with the development of this group which is favorably located and has good showing of ore already in the shallow workings.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-29
STOCKHOLDERS
 COMPLAINING l AT MERGER
Small Holders in Greene Con solidated Think That Colonel Greene Should Have Been
 Allowed to Work Out Future.

Boston-There has been some dis satisfaction among the shareholders of Greene Consolidated over the change that has been effected in the property because they were satisfied with the way Greene Consolidated was being run and they believed that the propo- sition would eventually be worked out in manner satisfactory to them.
 Colonel Greene has always been very liberal with his stockholders in the matter of dividends. and this made for satisfaction with the management on the part of those who do not thor oughly comprehend the nature of the Greene Consolidated's ore deposits. and the amount of expansion neces- sary to place the great ore deposits of the Greene Consolidated in state of highest producticity.
 There has also been a story current for the past week to the effect that a market would be made for the shares of Greene Consolidated that would have the effect of causing the stock to be sold at very high figuresA and that by taking the stock at those figures big money would be made by the New York pool that has been operating in the shares and that has been buying all the way from 20 to the present figures.
 In the opinion of those who know Cananea conditions thoroughly. Greene Cananea shares, when the trade is ef. fected, will be worth much more money than they are selling at the present time.
 These people believe that the pres ent movement was done with the en- tire sanction of Colonel Greene and that he has done wisely in bringing into the property those who have had long experience in handling big prop ositions.
 They state that the consolidation was done largely on the initiative of Colonel Greene and that he was not forced into the combination as has been thought, and that his sharehold- CTS in the long run will find that he has done wisely by them. and acted for their best interests.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-29
AR|z. WOOL GROWERS
 HAVE EPROsPEROUsYEAR
Prices Good, Plenty of Feed, Loss of Sheep Under
 Average,

That the wool growers of the terri tory are on the eve of another pros porous year, and one in which all pre- vious records of production of mutton and wool. and high prices. will be sur passed. is the opinion of l.. l.. Deuell a prominent wool merchant and sheer shearer, who arrived here yesterday from Cordes.
 .'I believe that We are on the eve of the most prosperous year in the sheep raising industry ever known in The history of the territory" he said 'In the southern part of my county feed was never so plentiful at this season as now. and the prospects are that the territory will be visited by several other rainfalls and snow storms before spring. insuring good grass in the mountains and mesas along the sheep ranges from Maricopa to Coconino counties.
 Last season thousands of sheep were sheared in Maricopa county by machinery before being driven north but this year the sheep mon are planning to have almost all of the shearing done at Cordes. which is the most desirable place on account of it's location, in the center of one of the best sheep ranges of the territory and arrangements are now being made to install power shearing machines there so as to facilitate the shearing of the flocks, which will be larger than in many former years."'
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-29
pAiNe's COPPER LETTER.

(Specisl Wire to Duey &Overlock.D
 BOSTON. Dec. 23.--The market showed considerable strength all through the session, notwithstanding a firmness in money. Osceola was in good demand soon after the opening. advancing to s147 ex-div. without bringing out much stock. Quincy was also well bought on rumors of Cole Ryan control. but such rumors lacked confirmation from official circles. The good coDpers are in good demand on every slight reation. and if the expect ed ease in money is realized after the turn of the year. we ought to have a good bull market. There are no signs of it easing up, however. and we ad wise going slowly until money is ir better supply.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-29
DICKS STOCK LETTER.

Special Wire to Duey & OverlocE.b
 NEW YORK. Dec 2s.-The slight improvement in London quotations was not followed at the opening, and stocks showed considerable hesitation and finally reacted under the influ- ence of the higher call money rates Reading was marked exception to the general rule. however. and sold better than s137. above which figure there seemed to be considerable stock for sale. During the afternoon the call money rate became easier. and stocks rallied easily, though the vol ume of trading was at no time very
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-29
CAUTION CALLED FOR BY COPPER PRICES.

The trade circular of the National Conduit & Cable Co., just issued, re fers to the continuance of vigorous ir- fustrial activity and adds: While this condition lasts there is less danger from high prices now prevalent but the moment stocks begin to accumu- late the upward movement may be ex- pected to terminate. The matter of prics is becoming one of extraordinary importance to the business welfare ol the con1try and it is of specially vital those engaged in manu- faN s<s--s Enterprises to know at what limit the trade will be able to take the output of their factories. There is boundary line over which legiti- mate business cannot safely pass and it is we'll to govern operations with that irrefragible law always in mind"
 Dealing more particularly with the copper market situation the circular saye:
 "A; the present time trading is main ly for delivery during the Spring months of 1907 and all positions are firmly held. It is an out and out sell CTS market at all points. A large do mestic demand coupled with good for eien buying gives producers carte blanche in dic1ating prices. Quota stons have advanced 3 1-2 cents a pound since October ! and cens a pound since August l. It also looks as if the upward tendency may con tinoe some time longer or until pro duction shows a gain over consump- tion- Producers are represented as we'll sold ahead and additional urgent requirements are reported coming on the market for the early months of nezt year. These orders tend to stiff en holders. Sellers are not slow to size up the situation and are reaping unprecedented benefits from the high prices received for all the copper ttey can possibly produce. Conditions are rcmarksbly favorable to strong mar kets, but notwithstanding this fact it can hardly b considered good policy to push prices up so high that consump- ton win eventually refuse to use ma teriai that ii cannot employ on reason able terms Abnormaliy high prices are not desirable. especially from the consumers standpoint A permanent. fy stable market. on a basis fair for all concerned. is the ideal situation for
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-29
AMERICANS LOSE MILLIONS
vast Sun invested in More or Less
 Werthless Mines in Mexico.

MEXICO CITY. Dec. 2s.-it has been learned with much satisfaction in legitimate mining circles here that United States Postmaster General Cor. tefyou Is sending to Mexico trained men to find out how many Mexican mining companies promoted Ia the United States are genuine The post office department says 1t has evidence that $50 .000, 900 has been invested IF three years by Americans in more oi less worthless mines
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-29

TIMING SHELTERS MApKETS'
Pritchard Hagen & Co.
BrrkerS ard Promoters.

Front Rooms, New Telephone Bldg, Phone t35, eisbee, Artx.
 The handling of "6onanza Circle" and other Curb stocks, on commission. OUR SPE- CiALTr.
 Quotations by wire come to our office "every little while" during brokerage hours direct from Calumet, Michigan-the Hus of the Bonanza Circle Companies.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-29

maintaining healthy trade conditions. Local, State and New England mills have been very busy. as mas been with consumers throughout the country gen orally for a long time past. While the melting down of copper on a large scale is carried on without interrup- tion, there is a feeling among level headed manufacturers that we are in a period when dealings should be con ducted with special regard to keeping operations within the safe limits of a due conservatism. Copper Is now selling at the highest level in over p years, and it behooves consumers of the metal to exercise unusual caution at such a time RS this"
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-29
MINERS ARE SCARCE.

CROWN KING. Dec. 2s.-The dearth of miners throughout this part of the country is becoming more no icesble daily. and 1t Is barely possible that some of the mines that are work ing but small force will have to close down altogether. unless the exodus Nevadaward soon ceases. It is doubt full if there Is a mine in the Brad shaws that Is rot shorthanded at pres ert
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-29

Seeing my name is still used contra ry to the promise to change desire to inform the public that have no in. terest in the firm of Pritchard. Hagen & Co.
 cunninsham-Robinson Block. Tel. 12s
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-29

heavy. The close was moderately ac- tive, with the undertone strong, though prices were off stout fractions from the best.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-23
ROGERS OFFERS REWARD.
Effort to Insure Fair Election fin Mn.
 fmOm rox.s.4v ~

Emort to Insure Fair Election fin nTaa-
 ison County.
 Huntsville. August 22--(speoial. )- one of the interesting developments m the intensely exciting dispensary campaign in this county is the offer Da chairman A. D. Rogers of the Dispensary Committee Of a reward of Sl0o for evidence leading to the con- vietion of any person who buys or sells votes or illegally registering or disposing of whiskey on election day. The penalty for either of these offenses IS two years in the penitentiary. Every effort possible will be made to pre- vent fraud in the approaching cleo. ton. which will be the first since the provisions of the new constitution went into effect
 The anti-dispensary people are claiming that the executive committee has given them the hot end of 1t In the nomination of inspectors in sew. eral precincts. The election ef next Monday promises to be one of the most exciting ever held here The dispensary issue overshadows every- thing.
 Mrs. John R. connor. daughter of Mrs. W. 8. Wells, died at the city hospital on Saturday afternoon aftey an illness of several weeks. She was one of the most popular young ma irons of the city and was prominently connected with numerous charitable works. She was a resident of Boaz, Ala, until short time ago when she came to Huntsville to visit her mother Connor was a. sister of Lieutenant W. s. Wells of the United States Army, and Alderman Glenn Wells of the Huntsville City Council.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-23
-:- OUR DAILY SHORT STORY

his words. but because of Dorothy and her silence.
 There's storm coming" called Jolly. 'Tll get the life savers ready to go out after you.
 1 It was only jest, and half an hour later. Jolly. in his big-hearted. rough way, would have given all he owned to call it back. For out on the gray sea the little white winged yacht swirled ana dipped as the storm swept down on It. and when the darkness had lifted there was cry from those watching from the Inn, and down at the little white life saving station below the lighthouse they were pushing out the life boat.
 Keel up. the Loreiie driftod, but be- fore the lifeboat reached it they found figure swimming for shore, hearty, strong, athletic youngster, one Dudley Graham, who had kept his presence of mind. and resolved to save said Dud- ley Graham's precious life at all haz- ards.
 GO ahead" called Tom Hardy. the you're doing finely. Keep it up. We wouldn't stop you for the woridr
 And they left him swimming for shore. and made straight for the over turned yacht. where two girls held each other above the peril of the sea.
 Take Irene first" said Dorothy.
 Dolly first" gasped Irene, as Tom lifted her into the boat.
 The next morning, Jolly sat on the piazza, smiling buoyantly at two fig ures in the hammock.
 lie went on the early boat" he said, bltthely. Congratulations. But wasn't he really lovely specimen, for fair weather I mean. Wasn't he---s
 Jolly, interposed Dorothy, "even the inevitable can be postponed, can't itT We--Irene and have decided that our inevitable man must be twinsy
 Copyright. 1906. by Ruby Dougias)
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-23
COUNTY COURT or sHELnr.
Large Docket Before Judge LonwshOrs
 on COmmencinx.


 on Commencing.
 Columbiana. August 22.-- Special. l-- County Court convened Monday morn- ing at 10 o'clock, Hon. A. P. Long shore presiding. There is q large docket. and which 1t not likely to be finished.
 Hon. Emmet A. oNeai, candidate for Lieutenant Governor. spoke in the court house this morning to q large and appreciative audience. Court re- cessed for one hour and a quarter Co give him an opportunity to speak. He took his full time, and held the audi enee spellbound. His speech was one of the ablest that has been delivered in this city for years. The speaker made favorable impression.
 Hon. Joseph F. Johnston addressed sair sized crowd In the court house Monday. He spoke for more than one ani one-half hours and was given close attention.
 The Board of Education of this city has elected Professor Ansley of East Late as principal of the High School hera The assistant teachers have not yet been elected.
 Ar. and Mrs. A. B. Miller and chil- drei of CoiIinsville, who have been on ! visit to relatives in the city for pone time, left yesterday for Mont gonery, where they will visit rela- tivss and friends for few days.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-23
HOME COMING OF wM. J. BRYAN, AUGUST BOTH.

For this occasion Central Of GeOr- xia Railway will sell round trip tick ct Montgomery to New York via Sa- vannah and steamer at SS5s75, leaving Savannah August 27th., returning not later than September 4th.
 R. c. Bro0kes, ComT. Agent.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-23
MADE S8,5OO PROFIT
INTERESTING DEAL IN M0NTGOM-
 FRY REAL. ESTATE.
Mrs. Klein Purchases Property at Corr ner of Monroe and Perry Streets From George H.
 Walker.

rhe remarkable advance in the value of real estate of Montgomery IS strik- inely shown by the purchase yester- day of piece of bushes property on vntch a profit of ss.50o was made since February, 1905. on the northeast corner of Monroe and Perry Streets and 1t was purchased by Mrs. Rosa Klein, wife of L. Klein, from George H. walker, who had bought the real estate from Mrs. Pat tie L. Tyson The price paid by MT. Walker was not stated in the deed, but the deed transferring this corner lot to Mrs. Klein said that the consideration was $2e. 900.
 A series of diIapidated one-story buildings, occupied by seven distinct tenants. among which is the Montgom- cry Ice and Cold Storage Company, are on the property. The lot extends 100 feet on Monroe Street and ninety-five feet on North Perry Street. On Febru- ary 27, 1905, 1t was purchased by Mrs. Tyson from the Noble estate for s17,- 500.
 L. Klein, who has charge of the prop erty for his wife, said that the seven tenants have leases on the buildings to October 1, 1907. and. until this time, he can do nothing toward making im- provements. After the expiration of the leases, he said. he expects to fnate- rialy improve the property and may erect handsome building on the site.
 Other Deeds Recorded.
 Other deed were recorded yesterday in the office of the Probate Judge as follows:
 David Phenix, wife and others. to William M. Pitts, 2S0 acres of land in Bullock County. $500.
 From Oscar B. Clarke, James Hodg- son purchased lots No. 5 and 6 on the west side of Forest Avenue, Highland Park, for $5h0. ond forthwith conveyed the property to E. H. E. Warren for $So0 The deed stipulates that no in- toxicating liquors shall be sold on the property and that no building costing less than $2,000 shall be erected on the lots.
 An interest in 965 acres of land in Montgomery County was conveyed to John A. Walter by George S. Peagler, the price being $1,250,