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Bisbee daily review., 1906-02-28
TleW$ Of I1lining, Stocks and I1larket$
HUMBOLDT SHELTER
 UNDERGOING REPAIRS

Electric lights have been installed
 on and around the iron frame of the
 new 400 ton concentrating plant which is building, and force is working on
 the night shift in moving the machin- cry for the same in order to hasten the completion of this modern plant, says the Prescott Jorunal-Miner. All the structural iron workers are work | ing overtime on this building, and
 they will soon be ready to start cor rugating.
 MT. Boerne, a competent mechanic,
 who has been in the employ of the Al lis & Chalmers company, of Milwau- kee for many years installing concen- trating plants, is supervising the in- stallation of all the machinery in the concentrator.
 The sampling mill has been run at short intervals for more than a week past on test runs, and every part has been working smoothly, with the ex- ception of the large conveyor belt from the ore bins. It will probably be few a"vs before this will be reg ulated properly.
 hTse ,reverberatory and converter buildings and the power house have passed from the construction stage, and are now under the head of opera ton, and every detail of these depart ments of the plant have fulfilled the expectations of the engineers and the management.
 The excavation and grading for a large lead shelter on the north side Of the smelter spur, opposite the sam- pier, has been started and when this plant is completed it will be the most modern and up-to-date smelting plant in the Southwest.
 Another carload of machinery for the concentrator arrived yesterday The electric motors for carrying the ore from the sampler bins to the roasters were started this morn | ing for the first time.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-02-28
RVTT STOCKS STILL
 a0LD BUYERS ATTENTION
CONSIDERABLE SELLING IN MAR kET WITH BUT FEW BUYERS
 MAKING INVESTMENTS.
Graf Sees Nothing That Indicates Any Change for Better in Market, Which is Hanging Heavy-sutte Coalition Being Offered.
(By Frank ]. Graf.)

From the tone of today's market ii
 is evident that there is still consid.
 erable selling with few or no buyers in the field. We have nothing of en, couraging news that will in any way give us any assurance that the pres ent conditions of the market will be benefited. Many are of the opinion and I think that there is considerable truth in their statement, that Butte al the present time is the center of activity in the copper stocks and Bis bee will have to wait till all this is over, which will take some little time, but we have this assurance that if the stocks go much lower that there will be some of the finest buys on earth right in the Bisbee field.
 Those that expected to clean up on the high prices are somewhat disap- pointed, but there are many that are still of the opinion that we will see better prices. Butte Coalition Con- pany has been traded in to a great ex- tent, and looks as though someone was handing the public some of it; that is to say, there is being more put on the market than the public can take care of, and naturally prices were depressed, considerable being offered at $40. In the local market all stocks fell off and closed weak, with perhaps Junction, which was be- ing sought after at $26.75; Lake Su- perior 6 Pittsburg suffered consid- erable as well as c. & P.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-02-28
CAUSE IS DISHONESTY
 SAYS SONORA MINING MAN
]. P. CASEY's VIEWS REGARDING RECENT RULING TOWARDS
 AMERICANS.
Ruling Is Only of Temporary Nature and Mexican Government Is as Anxious as Ever to Have Honest Investments Made in It's Mining. Districts.

J. P. Casey, one of the best known
 mining men in Sonora, at present
 superintendent of the Pittsburg- -Sono-
 "a Mining Company, was in Fl Paso recently and was interviewed in re- gard to the new order of the Secre-
 tary of Fomento, relating to the ac-
 quisition of mining property by Amer jeans in Sonora.
 Mir. Casey is of the opinion that the ruling by the Mexican government
 vas caused by dishonest mining men
 who operated in Sonora and found
 their victims in all parts of the Uuit-
 ed States. Speaking of this condi-
 ton of affairs which he attributes as
 the real cause for the new ruling Mir.
 Casey says:
 "The trouble has been brought on
 by dishonest wildcat mining fakirs,"
 MT. Casey is reported as saying:
 They acquired property along with
 others in Sonora, but, as rule. these
 people have made no effort towards honest development. They sold worth less stock on false representation and when the Yaqui troubles came on in the mining districtc, even from their remote properties, they raised a howl that their properties were suffering because the Yaqui troubles prevented them from developing. This was done to square themselves with the people who had bought the stock of mining companies, in many instances, which had no holdings In fact, in Sonora they have suffered their de- rouncements to revert to the govern ment by neglect to pay taxes on them
 This kind of business and the trouble it has caused the Mexican government is responsible for the re- cent ruling. But the ruling is only temporary one. The Mexican gov ernment is just as willing as ever to i nave honest Americans and American capital in Sonora, and is only trying | to protect the real investor and the l honest mining man. It will devise way to shut off wildcat companies l and things will soon be as smooth ! as ever for the right kind of people. l But the recent ruling does not lar | Americans from acquiring miuing i property in Sonora By forming ] corporation under the Mexican laws. Americans can acquire mining prop erty just the same. They merely de- l the claim in the name of the corporation. The company may be l composed exclusively Of Americans. and its formation only costs about bl50 Mexican money. This being true. fail to see wherein Americans Ire excluded. Prospectors can 70 ea | as usual. and when they get r.sdy l .o denoupce all they have to do is to | form a Mexican corporation composed | entirely of Americans. if they see fit, | and denounce in the corporate name. his plan gives the Mexican govern nent achanse to examine into the II character of the people who compose .bese corporations. as the papers pass through the hands of the authorities when the company Is in process of iI Il
Bisbee daily review., 1906-02-28
| 1 A 1 1 . A | 1 1 z s A x 1 < s

Of course we are expected to bring France and Germany together. We saved China from partition SIX years ago; we brought the Russo-Japanese war to an end last year, and we are naturally expected to solve the Mo roccan question now.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-02-28
MARKET GOSSIP.
Market Remains Quiet And Unchanged.

And Unchanged.
 Yesterdays market was 6 repetition of what has been the song for the past week. Ths development sn the Do nanza properties is ssiRg sa in a very satisfactory and sR- couraging manner. Copper Is selling at a good price and in strong demand. With stocks so low in the face Of these facts it is hard to predict what oourse the market will take during the next week, but those who buy at this levs1 will inside of three months realize big profits from their investments.
 Cananea & Duluth seems to be a favoriIe among the local fiotations, and at the present rate the last allotment will soon be closed up.
 Work on the San Francisco is iprogressing very 'satisfac- torily. The tunnel from the bottom of the winze is now be- ing run and expect to reach the main ore chute, for which they are heading, in a few days.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-02-28
THE oRklooRrF HOTEL

u paso is entertaining many q 0a people from Bisbee. Douglas. Canansa and surrounding townA It iH sue sested that when in the Pass City tAs1 try the Orndorff hotel. It has hand somely furnished rooms, is % pleas srt'v situated on the Plaza, and ths cuisine Of the highest class, that vfx fors win be thoroughly satiG1ed wf3 their visis at tho Orndcrfk
Bisbee daily review., 1906-02-28
PRITCHARD, HidEN $ co.
Brokers and Promoters

Front Rooms, New Telephone Blde- Phone 135, 5isbee, Ariz.
 The handling of "Bonanza Circle" and other Curb stocks, on commission, OUR SPE- CiALTY.
 Transactions for either buy ing or selling orders completed without any annoying delays.
 Quotations by wire come to our offices "svery little while" during brokerage hours direct from Calumet, Miehigsn-the HUB of the Bonanza Circle Companies.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-02-28

A small amount of Cananea & Duluth stock still remains in our hands for disposal on the installment plan. Work has commenced on this property, and this stock looks like a good investment.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-02-28
DUEY @ OVERLOOK, Brokers
 UNLISTED SECURITIES
Tuesday. February 27, 1906.

Tuesday, February 27, 1906.
 The market was very weak at open ing. but at noon showed some strength. however-however. the close, as usual of late, was without much life. But little trading in the Bonanzas was recorded. c. & P. and Junction are held as favorites, the latter showing slight advance in bid prices at close. Cocbise and Butte & London were quite active. Wolverine and Arizona appeared 10 weaken some during the day, closing at 6.12 asked. East Butte holds up quite well and bids of sS.25 failed to locate any of this stock. Greene and Old Dominion remain about the same. Butte Coalition does not seem 10 be such a decided favorite as was at first anticipated, there being praetic- ally no demand for this stock in Bis bee, and was quoted at close, $42.e8 asked.
 The general opinion Is that the large holders in Butte Coalition will, upon disposing of their interests in shis stock, take advantage of the low prices of the Bonanzas, and this be- ing the case, it will have some ten dency to put the unlisted ones back ts prices where they belong.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-02-28

That was neat hit made by Sena- tor Bailey when he said that bolting was not principle but a habit with Patterson.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-02-28

Senator Tillman says that the Sen. ste is busy lodging issues. And Sen. ator Tillman keeps busy throwing js. sues at it.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-17
Boston Mining Stocks.
Mining Notes.

Clark Knight. superintendent OF the
Galena King mine at Stockton, left for
campaign OF active development will
at once be inaugurated.
Another shipment OF fine looking
ore has been received in the local mar
ket from the Grand Central Mining
company
William Hatfield OF Provo, a one-time
Salt Laker, Is spending a few days in
the city. He says work on the Snow
flake property in the Tintic mining
district is progressing satisfactorily. ,
on account OF the damage done by
recent storms on the coast. James A
Pollock & Co, were unable TO obtain
their usual daily quotations on Nevada
wire OF the firm being entirely out Of
commission.
Charles o. Ellingwood is absent from
the city looking after some coal min
ing interests In Huntington canyon
Laurie on Gold Mountain. Is spending
few days in Salt Lake on business
connected with tho mine.
Dick Mccullough. at one time clerk
In the Cullen hotel here, but for some
time past engaged In mining in Alas
ka. is in town shaking hands with old
friends.
Capt Duncan MacVichie of the Bing-
ham Consolidated is expected to ar
rive in the city today. after a ten days
absence In Shasta county. California.
where he went to make an inspection
of the Balaklala mine at Kennett.
W. c. Alexander of tho Black Dia-
mond Mining company left yesterday
for the scene OF the company opera
tions He VIII probably return early
In the week.
Mr.. Tony Jacobson. president OF the
Columbus Consolidated, loft yesterday
for Fairview. New. upon the invitation
OF his brother. j. A. Jacobson of Fair
some properties about twenty miles
from that camp.
Manager Snow OF the South Column
bus Consolidated reached the city yes
terday after visit OF several days at
the mine He states that everything
lis rcody for the Immediate resumption
OF work. with good prospects OF early
reward
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Only DeSuItory Business With
Weakness at the Closing
of Day,
STOCKS BREAK UNDER
PRESSURE OF SELLING
Dry Weather in Wheat Region
Has an Influence on
the Market.

NEW YORK. June 16.-The trading
in stocks was desultory during the
most OF the short session today but tho
respondent tone OF the speculation was
obvious. and in the final dealings prices
melted away easily under n consider
able Increase of selling pressure. The
closing was decidedly weak, with no
evidence of resiliency.
Nothing new developed to explain
the weakness, but prices were offered
down aggressively. and the vulnerable
speculative position of some OF the
leading stocks In the market was man
ifest- Reading continued TO show the
effect of It's poor technical position and
was the central target for attack by
the bear party The stock offered some
resistance about 1870, but broke
through that point before the close.
There was n violent slump In Ana
conda and the metal industrinls. the
hign priced northwestern grangers and
other conspicuous speculative favorites
all succumbed early to the pressure d.
rected against them. The dry weather
In the wheat region had an influence
In the market. The dlsorganizatlon OF
AFFAIRS In Russia received more atten-
ton, although the direct pressure pro-
duced here was not important,
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CON. TO
DEVELOP CLAIMS
Details of New Combination
Which viii Operate in
the Nevada District,

Details of the Incorporation of the
Fairview Consolidated Mining COM
pany, news of which appeared about
ten days ago, arc now at hand and
rapid preparation is being made for
campaign OF active development of the
property. The authorized capital Is
S1,OOO,000, in shares of a par value of
stock of the company being offered at
10 cents each, for the purpose of rails
ing capital upon which to begin oper-
ations, The directorate is a strong one,
containing as 1t does. names OF some
of the best known business mon OF
this section of the country, while the
properties of the company give prom
ise of excellent results. These are To-
Gated near the Defiance group. the
Livingston group and the Giant group,
and not far from the property OF the
Golden Slipper Mining company, in the
Fairview district, in fact, the property
one of the most prominent mining dis
trictS OF the State.
The company's charter is said to be q
broad one and permits of the purchas-
Ing or otherwise acquiring further
properties at any time. and the policy
OF the company viii be at all times
to look out for promising claims which
can be advantaSeously added to the
original holdings.
Prof w. II. Tibbals, well-known in
Salt Lake mining circles, Ia In charge
of the financial end of tho PROPOSE
uon, and after thorough inspection
OF the plans and possibilities, is en-
thusiastic In the cause Of the new
company.
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BRISTOL LEASERS
MAKING FORTUNES
Bailey Springs District Has
Most Extensive Ore
Bodies on Earth.

A, ". Scott arrived In the city yes
terday from the Bailey Springs dis
trict and Plochc. where he Is Inter-
ested in a number of valuable mining
properties This section is wdll- known
TO Salt Lakers, having proved pro-
life source of Investment from time
to time for much OF Zion's lodsc capl-
tal. In discussing the situation. Mr.
Scott stated that after n mining cS-
perience gathered In almost every
country on earth he was prepared to
say that never vet had he come into
contact with such extensive ore bod
ies as were to be found in Pioche- Not
only was there sufficient low grade
orc to ensure work for the reduction
plants for years to come. but large
tonnage of hiBh-grade ore had been
taken out by several companies oper-
atinG in the district. shipment of which
would be commenced az soon as the
railroad connection with tho main
line should be established.
Lensers on the Bristol property, &C
cordIng to Mr.. Scott, are making sew
eral thousand dollars a day from ore
shipped TO the local smeltcrs. AS
many many as fifty teams p,G5 G9n be seen any
the railroad loading station.
Mr. Scotts properties are located
near the Bristol mine, which Is un-
In the entire section If not the richest,
and his errand here at thls time is to
close a deal with some Salt Lake par
ties for more ground. which Will be
held partly on his own account and
partly for the benefit of nm English
syndicate, whose agent he is.
Mr. Scott took over the Horn Silver
property few months ago in this dis
trlct and says that n .nirty-foot pros
pect hole all In ore has been sunk
working shaft VIII now be commenced
a Inf hsar haf I.t1 =
obtained. and a systematic develop
ment Of the property begun. Ore from
this property is said TO show the pres
ence of as high as 400 ounces Of silver
to the ton and from all accounts II
VIII not be surprising II the ground
turns out To be one of the most valu-
The property Is located about thirty
miles from PIoche
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BULLS gain GROUND
ON CHICAGO WHEAT
Absence of Rain Has Boosting
Effect on Market All
Down the Line.

CHICAGO, Juno 16.-Absence of rain
throughout the southwest created eX-
trcmely bullish sentiment In the wheat
and coarse grain markets here today
At the close wheat for July delivery
was up 1-2@5-S. Corn was up 5-S9
81 oats showed gain OF l 1-2. Pro-
visions were 8 to IL 1-2c higher.
The wheat market was strong the en-
tire session. With the exception OF
few bearish reports from the north
west, news OF the day was favorable to
the bulls The weather bureau re-
ported clear weather in Kansas and
Nebraska during the past twenty-four
hours. and Its prediction was for CON
tinued absence of rain. Reports from
many sections OF the southwest told OF
great damage to the crop by drought
A forecast that the weekly statistics
on Monday would show a liberal de-
crease In the worlds shipments also
helped stimulate demand for wheat
The strength of corn and oats was
another influence that tended to create
bUllish sentiment In wheat Through
out the day commission houses were
active bidders for wheat. and although
at times there was heavy profit taking,
prices were well maintained. The mar
ket closed strong. July opened 3-S TO
I-2 to 1-295-Sc higher at SO Ia to
S3 3-S, sold between SO Is and So 3-i
and closed at S3 3-S. Clcarances OF
wheat and nour were equal 10 $4,000
bushels. Primary receipts were 279.00O
bushels, compared with 22i 900 bush
els the corresponding day year ago
Minneapolis. Duluth and Chicago re-
ported receipts OF 223 cars. against 2ll
cars last week and lS9 cars q year ago,
Trading In the corn pit was active and
the market was strong all day De-
mand was general and the selling was
chiefly by bears. Continued dry wealth
er was the main reason for the ac-
tIvity and strength. The market closed
strong. July opened 14@3-S TO $50
"a higher at SO 12 10 SO IS. ad-
vanced to 81 3-S and closed at SO 7-S
Local receipts, 493 cars. with 251 OF
contract grade
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New York Money.

NEW YORK, June 16.-Closo: Prime
mercantile paper. 5@5h per cent.
Sterling exchange heavy at S4.S6.S0
@49O for demand, and at s4S2,S59
1885 for siNty-day bills
Posted rates, $4S4@4S7.
Commercial bills, sfS2%.
Bar silver. 65Ac.
Mexican dollars, 50hc.
Government bonds and railroad
bonds, steady,
Money on call, nominal, no loans.
Time loans firm, sixty and ninety
days, ~ per cent; six months, q a 5
per cent.
Clearing House Statement.
The statement Of the clearing house
banks for this week shows that the
banks hold s7.703,375 over the legal
reserve requirements. This Is 2 de-
crease OF SSS,675 under last week
The statement follows:
Loans. $1,000, 6,3G0. increase. ss1S,-
700.
Deposits. s1,o4s,1s2,1oo; increase.
Circulation. s4s.4s74oO; decrease.
S444. 900.
Legal tenders. sSs,7s1,soo; increase.
S1,945.60
Specie. s1Ss,s57 900; decrease. s1.77s.-
Reserve. s2ss.11S.ooo; increase,
$4,000.
Reserve required. s262.o74,525; In
Surplus. s7.7os.s75; decrease. $685.
675
Ex. United States Deposits. s1o.sl7,-
1875; decrease, s413,100-
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FORENOON SALES
ST Ives. 500 at CSC. 5000 at Sac
Carsa 200 at 2SIac
Daly-Judge. go at sl2S7la
May Day, 800 at 14c.
Silver Shield, 1000 at 10i7c
New York. 200o at 2014c' 900 at 31c. seller
sixty days 1000 at 3lI2c. 100 at 3lc; 500 at
3lcs buyer thirty days.
OPEN BOARD.
Honerlne, 800 at s.. 10
Lower Mammoth, 800 at 4hc: 1900 at 45c;
1900 at +6c; 100 at 47c. 100 at 4sc; 400 at 50c
New York. 1017 at 3lc; SO at SO,kc: 25OO at
3lI7c. 25O0 at 32c.
So. Columbus. 800 al lie
Star Consolidated. 500 at 10hc
Thompson. 800 at 47c; 800 at 47c seller
sixty days; 500 at 4sc, 500 at 4Sc,
Utah. 100 at Csc
Beck Tunnel 100 at Sic: SOD at sc; 300
at SIC. buyer thirty days
TOTALS
Regular sales, 1870 shares, for s7619 Is
Open board. 1887 shares. for $500. o.
Total sales. 2S,5l7 shares. for s14, ,9a97s
Weeks totals. 3l5,ll7 shares. for $780,
7S2 o.
Same week last year, 105,2sS shares, for
$25. .25l. 49,
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SUMMER EXCURSIONS
Via Oregon Short Limo,

Daily. June / to September IS. 1905,
from Salt Lake City:
Portland or Spokane and return
(via Huntingdon. $4,000.
San Francisco and return via Ogden
ard S. P. both ways, $4,000.
San Francisco and return via Port
and one way. $3.50.
Los Angeles and return via Ogden
and 8. P. both ways. $4,000.
Los Angeles and return Via Portland
one way, s63.50.
Proportionately low rates from other
points.
Final return limit Of tickets. October
81.
See agents for further Particular
City ticket ONCE. pol Main st
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Total Business Almost Twice
as Great as Last
Weeks,
SAME WEEK LAST YEAR
LEFT WAY BEHIND
New York and Thompson Still
Active Slight Interest
in NevadaS,

Yesterday being Saturday there was no
afternoon session OF tho Salt Lake stock
and mining exchange. The forenoon busi-
ness was OF good volume. however. while
that for the week just ended was almost
twice as great as last week Totals for
the same week of 1905 were los. 2Ss shares
sold, representing a total valuation Of
S26, 351.49
Now York was still the active stock of
the day on both tho regular call and open
board. prices ranging from SOL5 to 80
cents. Lower Mammoth was also In evil
dence to a considerable extent, while 1000
shares OF Thompson were disposed OF at
from AZ to rs cents.
The total sales for the day amounted to
1850 shares on the regular call and 1867
on the open board. representing a total
valuation OF sl4, 1913
The quotations for the day closed as
follows
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LIVE STOCK QUOTATIONS.
Knnsas City.

KANSAS CITY, June l6.-Cattle-
Receipts, 800 Market unchanged, Ma
tive steers. $4,000 sS7s; native cows
and heifers. s225 a $500; stockers and
steers, s3.6o@5.25,; Westernfed cows,
S2,50@4-25.
Hogs-Receipts. 1000 Market fair
ly steady. Bulk OF sales, S6.35 a so
$50; pigs and light. s5.60@6.40.
Sheep-Receipts. none. Market NOM
inally steady.
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GARFIELD EXCURSION.

Sunday trips to busiest spot In Utah.
Round trip sec, Trains at 1880 a. m.
and $50 p. m. Great Salt Lake at it9
best. Worlds greatest copper smelter.
New model town on the shore. Roam
the hills and view the mammoth i'm
pIoYementA
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Chicago.
CHJCAG0

CHICAGO. June l6.-Cattle-Rc-
ccipts. 800. Market steady; beeves,
s4,1O@6.10, cows and heifcrs. $1,000
500; calves. $5.00@700; stockers and
Hogs-Receipts. $4,000. Strong to
shade higher. Estimated Monday 49,
600. Mixed s640@6.65; good heavy,
1855 @ 6.6717; rough heavy. s5.90@6.45:
light, s6.35@6.60, pigs. S5.5096, 10;
bulk OF sales, S6.521a a $50,
Sheep-Rcceipts. 5000 Strong. Sheep
s3,50@6.25: yearlings. S6.0096.50.
lambs, $55O@72O