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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-06-16
3 OWN A FARM,
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.'s- rs The Easy Way. 49, ~
Valuable timber and open farming lands az
q low price; 4O-acre tracts and up; near rail-
road, schools all churches country filling up
ton sale of these lands was. great success
! We sold 1,400 acres in three days. We are
now selling them at private sale at auction
price Come in and select piece before they
are all gone only Csc an acre down, 75c an
acre in 80 days, then Zoe an acre per month.
We are going to sell at auction again soon,
but don't wait. Buy now before the price
< advances. Get picture catalogue, full tnfor.
nation free. Franklin Benner Land Co., 6O7
Bank Of Commerce building, Minneapolis.
o o 30 90 0 o % 900 o Q
BIG EXCURSION = r.
- s-r. . ~. to North Dakota, ~ .sGs-...-
To the rich soil, free coal and big crops
Q Of all grains-to the $14 land that pays {
Tor itself every year. Come now and go
with u.s. 1t doesn't cost much and takes
free except for locating fees. Ask for ,
o maps and facts. William H. Brown Co.,
Mandan, n. d.
o % o o, o % 900 o o o o OK
leo ACRES, RED LAKE CO., SIS PER A0RE
24U acres, Kannabec Co., $15 per acre. O..
400 acres, Itasca Co., we'll timbered, 81
per acre. s.stassS D. ol.4v. Ia =. r.
100 acres, Price Co., Wis. one mile from
100 acres, Sargent Co., N. d., one mile
from Forman, $13 per acre, to trade for cleal
land In North Dakota or Saskatchewan terri
tory. &zs-4g - ..- 1,
Equity in half section in Traverse Co.. on,
Equity in half section in Big Stone Co.. 81:
miles from station. +2'$s- = .-'
Address 1474, journal. 49,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-06-16
WANTED-REAL ESTATE

-S~S~N>~N~~~~~c~->~~~ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
wANTED-l0 TO IL ACRES, HOUSE AND
outbuildings one or two miles from city linn
it's; in exchange for modern house and two
lots at Lynnhurst, Lake Harriet. Address
2511, Journal.
WANTED-sIx OR sEvEN-RooM HOUSES,
inside 34th st, between Lyndale nv and 4th
av S. Owners only. G. s.. Woodruff, Cos
Guaranty building.
WE HAVE CUSTOMERS FOR 10 s-RooM
houses. Danforth & Hash, 2o7 Ny. Life bldg.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-06-16
For Rent-Furnished Houses.

FOR RENT-FURNIsHED HOUSE IN DEsIR.
able location and within walking distance Of
business section, including services Of excel
: lent cook from July / to Oct. !, very reason
q able terms. Owner going to Europe. Address
2e5. Journal
THREE PLEASANT ROOMS AND BATHROOM,
upstairs III nice cottage, completely furnished
: for housekeeping; screened porch; SIS; mod
ern walking distance. Key AO1 Girnrd av N.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-06-16

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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-06-16
NORTHWESTERN IINE|

once 600 Nicollet Ave- Phone TEX Sun Others daily
For CHICAGO. .Lv 100 am $780, 500. 1920 pm
FOND DU LAC. .... Lv 4:25, $50 pm, Ar. 1890 am
Duluth. " t7:s5 am. 400 pm, Ar f5:o5, es5 pm
From SIOUX CITY. :. .s:o6 am, t4:60, sI0 pm
For OMAHA. .Lv r7:1o, $40 am, 7sso, $50 pm
For KANSAS CITY...... Lv e1O am, 7:30, $50 pm
From KANSAS CITY. ......... Ar sos am BIO pm
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-09-23

IN1lOT many er de creeturs fon' er water,
II Oness it mought "a been Brer Coon's daughter
Brer Bar Brer Fox, an oil Brer Rabbit,
Dey vow'd dey can't never git in de habit
Er wadin' de creek, swimmin' de river
When it ter dat, dey'd ter kivveri
When folks long fer ter git across
De creeturs tuck notice dat dey rid a boss
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-09-23

Long TO de time, Brer Rabbit wuz a stirrin,
An he 81 ackle ter hissef like cat a-purrin'.
Tic moss VIZ stretched out asleep in de pastur'
Erer Rabbit went up des ez close ez he dast ter.
Fer ter see eff he live boss switched his tail, sub
Dis time we'll git you wdout fail, suhl"
So Brer Rabbit say; den he seed Brer Fox
. An amer fine gent fer ter git in a boxi"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-02-20

UNI 10 ubr %erDffnet. Ser 8ice.Br6.
ftoent perlas einen Brief beS t0nieli.
ben 8ummiiidrs General Nbieri,
uelbem Der &ufl6iun9sbefebl oes &6.
nigs beitaa. Gr ertlarte, oaB Die.
fer gefebi unfonitltutipnen fei, uno
iblua boz, i'm ni6t ueiter gu beahs
ten. iOnoern unaeDffnet auf benz Tiid)
lieaen su laifen. Ser 8orihlaa muir.
be ataenommen uno bic Sibuna ner'
taate iid oann bis gum WittmDb
8euDr be Deleaaten ieoDh ale Den
Saal oerlafien batten, eri9ien Elm
unQarifder 0unpebbauptmann nit
iunf Soloaten uno etelen BDli5iiten,
ftieg gum Sit oes Brdiioenten bin-
auf, 6fuete oas tDnialide &eitript
uno beaauu, unter S9reien unb Brp,
teitrufen Der Ibgeuroneten, ben NuF.
lDIunesbefebl 5u uerleien. 0ahoem
er 81 @noe geleien. befabl er, ben
Saal 81 raumen. Die meiiten Gb'
geDroneteu batten i'm aber idDn n6b-
reno beS 9eiens perlaIien nno r,ur
einige ibereifriae Serrer muBten nit
8eualt entfernt peroen. Nfa Die
Sibrer NpponDi. G0iuth u. u. orau=
Ben erihienen, muroen ibnen BON Der
Wienae SpatiDnen baraebrad3t. 9as
BarlamentS. @ebauhe uuroe ioIort
na6 @ntfernuna Der M~beeoroneten
init Gruppen um1teut.
@as iebt geiheben miro, fann nod
Niemano ia9en. Die Gualition miro
ieoenfaQs ueriuhen, aln Wittmpdl
cine Sibun9 ab5ubalten uno miro
~ieoenfalS oaran aebinbert meroerl.
Sc miro oann cine einfabe Wadts
probe peroen uno Die 8utunft miro
oaoon abhauaen. per bic itdrfite
Graft beiibt uno ieinen Wiaen ourh.
feben tam. unsmeifelbaft lit Die &Das
liiiDn nit ibrer Bebauptuna im8ebt,
oaB oaS 8oraehen Der Geoieruag
untonititutioneQ lit, aber ebeniD IN.
smeifelhaft lift es audi, oaB bic &es
aierung gu oieiem gDraehen gebpun'
GEN uar, tpenn Tie niAt lire 0errs
idaft iiber nn9arn gang aafaeben,
bic NuflDlung oes 8eih5 oetretiererl
uno oaour6 oas Signal au ibmeren
inneren &dmpfen in unaarn ielbft
aeben moqte. SblieBlih lit es bod
immer Die 9oalitiunspartei nit ibrer
u%nuernunft uno ibrem Groamanns~
ointel, melbe fir bic Situation Der.
antportlid gu balter lit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-02-20
Die ariiis In tlnsarn.

Sn unearr lino Die Dinae 81 elmer
Grifis eetommer. Naboem ale Ser
iu9e. cine Beritdnbigun9 smiihen
ber Reeierung uno ben unaariihen
GpalitionSparteien herbeisufibren an
ben iibertriebenen TDroerungen Der
letteren aeiheitert tnaren, erflarte Die
Meeierung pDr einiaen 2asen, oaB
file bas uneariihe 8arlament bel lei'
mem B~uiammentritt aufl6len peroe.
Die unaariiden Roalitionsparteien
gaben oarauf bic 8eaen . @rtl6runQ
ab, Dab lie benz aufl0iungsbefebl
@ioer1ano leiiten miiroen, tuenn nit
bemielbeu nidt Qleif3eitia bic Nnuro'
nung oun Reuwablen o~ertntipit lei.
&m WDntaa erfolate Der 8uiummen'
itos. Die Sibuna murhe moraen'
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-02-20

- Die grobeben Der lebten $50.
den haben in Siib Nnerita mebr
Shaoen auaerihtet, als in Weit.Sn'
oien. Nus 9uaDaauil in Ecuador
miro gemeloet: Der erfte StuB oes
@robebens, ueldes 10 erosen Sba'
ben uno iolde arDBen Werlulte an
Nenlhenleben in Der Brpoins GS,
meraloa CUR Solae bate, fano atn
81. Sanuar UNI 10 uhr 8urmittags
ftatt uno Die @rihitterunaen bielten
nit fur5en 8milbenr6umen bis gun.
6. B. Wi. an. Die pDu paniI@em
Sbreden erfaBten 2eute Der @eaeno
floben aus ibren Bphnun8en uno es
tampieren nod INNER Samilien i'm
Sreien. Sn Der Ndbe upt, Sort Sic
nones iino bier fleine Snlelr ner-
ihnunoen. Dieie tuarer bon Siiberrl
bemDbnt. melde iih in tleinen BOO
ten retteten. Die Staot Gsmaraloes
tuurbe nDn elmer SlutmeQe fait adnss
LID iiberIdmemmt unb f6mmtlibe
8emDbner Der Gtaot liefen nah ben
in Der @abe aeleoenen 8eraen. Gne
Srte in ben Brouin5eri gsmaraloa
uno Wenabi, nanentlid Rin Beroe,
@amaronas, So 9ola. @imones.
8orbun uno 8inQuaai tpuroen fart
beihdoigt. Die meiiten BemDbner
oieier Drte fino oboablos. Sn ben
in Colombia eeIeaenen Srten Wtos.
guerra, San Suan uno 9Dmineorib
iino 300 Wenfben umaetommen.
Nuh in NntiDsuia uno anoeren De.
partements BON Colombia muroe
ffperer Sbaoen aneeribtet. Sn Gu.
queries uuroen flint 8erIonen pDr
! ben 9rlmmern zines einitiiraenoen
5auies eriblaaen. Weenisales tuuroe
ihmer belhdoiat.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-02-20
9aubbett faun ntd9t gcpetIt tperDen

bur4 lOiale 4pplitationen, neil Re ben iranten Sell
hes Obres niht errelden t6nnen. SO siebt nnr es
men We9, Die Saabbeit ju t~uriren, uuo Der II our6
tOntitutionels 9sllmittsl. 8aubbeit tpiro bnr4 Ell
men eutslnbeten 3uftouo Der ihleimigeu @ustlei=
Ouna Der Gufahfl6en 36bre ueruriadt. g9enn
oieIe 86bre rt eni5lnnet, bebt ibr eineu rnmpelnoen
Son ober unpcltommeaes Seb6r; upo penn le RanB
gelhtoTien ii, eriolst Sau6beit, uno Denn bic Gnt-
~jAuoung ni6t gsbobep uno oieie Rbbre pieosr IN IT,.
zen 9sb6riGen 3uhauo periebt tperoen lam, lptro oas
@eb6r Fir INNER Jsriiort iusroen; neun Gdle itnter
lebn ueroe1 ourh Ratarrb oeruriaft, iueiter nihts
ais sin ent3nnoster 3nftgno Der ialeimissn Cber=
Tddeu III.
2Btr tpoaen eiubunbert Dollars fhr ie6en tburt
Raiarrb beruriahten) Jall bon 6aubbeit gsben, pen
mir nibt onrh Ginnebmen BON 9all.s 8as
: Rnr btileu t6uHen. GaBt euh unls
leut Circulate tomu1er.
II. 3. @benep Il So, tolsoo. Ohio.
8erfauit pOn alien QpDtbeteru, pteis 75 Gents.
0stmt 6aa's &amilien Vileu fhr 9srftoptunG
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-02-20

uSurp : Tprmaltn'', (Gtmer Il
Nmeno), bait, tpenu es Woreens
als 8abns unb Mtuno $ Moiier oes
bruubt piro, 8dbne uno Wtune
pabreno oes ean5eu Taaes rein.
Sin allen GnDtbeten IA baben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-02-20
Ser alaaltafte mann In artanias.

sd bin Der eladlidfte Diam in
Nrtanias". idlreibt 8. 6. Stanley,
aus Bruno. pSeitoem bic 9eiunos
belt meiner Srau, uelhe flint Sabre
lang fortaeiebt buitete uno an &un'
genblutunaen litt. nieoer hergeitelIt
lit; i'd peroanfe mein autes Slid Der
beiten Mebisin Der Welt, udmlid
Or. Sings neue gntoeGuna aeaer
Shminoiuht. bic i'd ielber aus gr'
fabrung tenne, uno melbe Shulno'
fubt iider furiert. uerrn CUR Belt ge'
gDmmen. &uriert ben granddaughter
0uften uno grtdltuugen, Doer oaa
@elo miro surideritattet. 8u haber
bel Noplpb DrelB unb E. RalteDer
& Subn. so Cts. uno $1.00. Ser
iud,S'Tlaihe QratiS.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-18
RANDOLPH CONFIDENT OF ULTIMATE SUCCESS
Says Colorado River Will Be Controlled Not Later
 Than Dec. 10th.

In connection with the recent break of a gate in the ColoraAo river, a statement has been given out by Col onel Randolph, which is as follows:
 .'The collapse of the wooden head gate does not mean that the company will fail to control the river. It mere ly means delay. It has always been known that by reason of the fact that this gate was founded upon piling driven into the sand, it might fail. And this type of structure was only iustifiable because it would, if it held. be the quickest means of controlling the river It is possible to dam the stream where this gate stood. If this is successful, the delay resulting from the failure of the gate will only amount to a week or ten days. If unsuccess- ful, the river will be eventually con- trolled by means of the concrete head gate, and if river conditions are nor nal, such control will be accomplished by December l5."
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-18
GLOBE CONSOLIDATED BREAKS THE RECORD Three Compartment Shaft on the Gem Claim Is Down
 130 Feet.

Globe-The record for quick devel opment work in the Globe district has gone to the Globe Consolidated. hi tial work on the Gem claim was begun a little over month ago and the three compartment shaft is now down 130 feet. It is the intention of the man. agement of the company to sink 10 a depth of 1000 feet as the plans and machinery ordered call for that depth. A crosscut will be run at the 800 level when that depth is reached.
 The shaft is a large one; two of the compartments are five by five feet and the third seven by five feet in dimen- sions. The wall plates are 20 feet four inches in length and seven feet wide. The bottom of the shaft is now in quartzite and sixty men are at work.
 | A. Wayne, the superintendent of the company, has wide reputation as successful mining man both in the Montana field, in Sonora and in the Bisbee district, and in securing his services the company has been fortu, nate. During the absence of MT. Hoy, land, the president and general man. ager of the company, MT. Wayne will be in sole charge of the work.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-18
ARIZONA COMMERCIAL.

The announcement has been made that the sulphide vein has been cut on the 800-level of the Copper Hill mine belonging to the Arizona Com mercial Copper company. The vein was encountered after erosscut.ips for 160 feet through lime. which it was a surprise to the management. to find at that depth and considered inmpcr- tant, as it is altogether probabie that large bodies will be found along the contact with dionite.
 Eight cars of sulphide have been hoisted from the S00foot level. but the size and value of the sulphide are body has not yet been determined and 1t will probably be slow work opening it up, as the ground $ wet and very heavy and crushes .he lar. gest timbers used. The finding of sIl- phide ores Tn quantity at that dept, will add immensely to the value .of the Copper Hill mine.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-18
STOCK MARKET Is
 DULL: PRICE LOW Liquidation Is Rather Heavy and Prices Decline As a
 Consequence.
lBY Frank J. Graf.l

Today's market has been a dull one with a downward tendency and an in clination towards liquidation. Appar- ently the market mas been oyersold and the demand for some stocks has become very light. Calumet & Ari- zona continues to hold firm at $40, and from all indications ought to see higher prices before the close of the week.
 North Butte at the close showed profit taking, but ought to be bought up on declines.
 Denn-Arizona at the close showed more weakness than it has for some time past, sales being made at $19.50 and at the close was offered at S19.
 Black Mountain closed weak as well as Warren, which at times was of- fered freely without takers.
 Globe showed strength at the close sales being made at sS.50, and looked as though it would see better prices tomorrow.
 Butte London did not hold her strength very well in the early par' of the market, sales were made at $3 but towards the close was offered al $2.s7.
 Greene Cons. showed signs of sell ing and at the close was offered ai $25.62.
 Superior & Pittsburg at the opening | was sought after at $21.5O, Du there seems to be considerable stocl offered and at the close the stock wa coming out at $27.00, and the yer! best possible bid was $26.75. Cananea Central holds around th' present figures, sales being made a the close at s24.75. I expect to SCI better prices for Central before tn close of the week. | (,Jocipc ruofatinDS.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-18
. ~>>>>>>>A . >> :

Now is the time fc- every De,.socrat to get a hustle on himself and put his shoulder to the wheel. for the chances of electins q Democratic house are brignt VT thai they have been any time since 1892. Pennsyl- vania and New York will each lose ten Republican Congressmen, which will cut off 40 of Uncle Joe Can non's" big majority. Ohio, Indiana. and Illinois are each expected to send five more Democrats in the places of sitting Republicans, with about two each from the smaller states, will give a Democratic majority in the next house.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-18
The Boston Market.
(Speciai 10 Review.

BOSTON, Oct. 1.-The copper mar ket was inclined to be soft all day Heavy liquidation in Amalgamated from mysterious source made the traders uneasy and caused a decline throughout the list. We expect to sec the Amalgamated dividend increased tomorrow and the stocks should have a rally from this price. North Butte sold of fraction ally. but should be bought on any further reaction Go long on Utah at these prices. !. Sales. G90,200 shares.
 Money, to , 1-2 per cent
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-18
coPPER.

Boston-A leading official of the Amalgamated Copper Co. says he ex- poets copper to sell at 22 to 23 cents per pound this winter
 The American Metal Co. is offering electroIytic copper for delivery next March at 2l 1-2 cents.
 N. Y-The American Metal Market says that it knows of unfilled bids for October delivery of lake and electro lytic at g 5-8, and 22 3-4 wou.., have been paid if the metal were available. Sales around S2 cents for alacsroly- tic for December and January nave been made.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-18
The New York Market.
(SpecjaI to ReyieW.)

NEW YORK, Oct. 1.-The market had rather good rally during the
 fist half hour and then turned dull and irregular. In the early trading Shelters and Amalgamsted were strong, as were also the Steels- The market was dull but firm up to the last hour when call money ran over five per cent because of further ship n,ents of funds to Canada, and this
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-18
WHITE ROCK co. IS
 DECL AIRED OFF

J. yesterday the negotiations regarding Godhed White organization brokerage offices of the under the direction declared subscriptions sent D Bisbee cancelled
 In GOldfeld White Rock pany Pane Hayden Stone Co, Logan Bryan gode have secured 1000 Goldfeds district would have capitalization ooooo0 The stock
 
 
 of the the the
  forthcoming yesterday, probably public week when the letters from arrive.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-18

Abdul Aziz. Sultan of Morocco, now stands in mortal dread of assassina- ton. In other words. Abdul Aziz fears that be may soon be known to fams, as Abdul Azizn't.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-18
AURPHY IN WASHINGTON
Special to Review. )

WASHINGTON, D. C.. Oct IT, Ex-Governor Cakes Murphy. who has been in Washington for several days, returned to New York City today. The governor stated before his departure. that all of his information from Asi- zona was to the effect that joint statehood will be completely showed under at the election to be held on November 9th.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-18

About time to hear some vigorous utterances from the state superinten- dent of elections touching on what he is going to do to violators of the cleo tiop law
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-18

Surplus - ... .. ..Sl ,7S5, 419
 The ore averaged 59 pounds of cop per O the ton as compared with 15 pounds in 1905 and ITO in former years. This. of course, is the result of the arrangements deliberate policy of treating low-grade ores in a high metal market, and does not necessa- rily indicate that the high-grade ores have been exhausted. Smelting costs were reduced If per cent and mining costs Is per cent. The balance sheet, published a few days ago. shows the company's position much improved in the matter of working capital.
 It is impracticable to compare this years operations with those of 1905 as in that year the income account in cluded . large amount of copper which had been carried over from 1904.
 The report did not come up to pop ular expectations, and on its publica- tion the stock declined l 1-2 points. It is observed that the company did not actually earn its dividends and that only by the inclusion of land sales in the income account was it able to report a surplus. While this is perfectly true, there are one or two other things which should also De pointed out before one passes too has ty judgment.
 The first is that the strike alone pre- vented the company from earning a surplus from its copper mining. The loss on account of the strike is giver in the income account as ST, ,509, but the indirect loss must have been mucf larger than this, as not only was tn, cost increased to an abnormal hsur' for several months, but the gros: earnings suffered heavily. simply be cause the company was prevented from mining and selling its norma output l. is hardly necessary {, say that such a serious outbreak i extremely unlikely to occur for ar other ten years at least.
 Then again, the income accoua gives no hint of the large benefit. which will be derived from the for nation of Mr. Coles Cananea Centra Company. This will inure to Greene advantage in three distinct ways. Il the first place, Greene will, no doubt benefit through the added experience which will be- gained in the mininj O1 us claSS cl ore. SeCuuuty, IL VII have the treatment of the sCanane; ores, which will be of direct advantag to both companies. Finally, tn Greene holds 100000 shares of Cana nea stock. full paid, which have maj ket value of over s5,000 900. an incom from which will be forthcoming il the not very distant future.
 Greene Is coming more and more t be regarded as an enormous low grad proposition. Indeed, there is n doubt that 1t has the largest deposi of very low grade ore in the world There is nothing particularly discour aging in this. as the cheap copper o the future is coming from the tow grade mines of Utah and Nevada. Tht thing for Greene to do is to get it costs down and double it's production
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-18
DUEY @ OVERLOOK. Brokers
 Listed and Unlisted Securities
Wednesday. October 17. 19O6.

Wednesday. October +. 1906. Todays market was quiet with the stocks either holding their own or de- clining some.
 Super for & Pittsburg sold as low as $26.50, but at the close showed $26.75 bid.
 Cananea Central sold at $24.00 with plenty offered at s24.50.
 Globe held well at $S25 to $8.37, with fair demand.
 Denn was weak and neglected with offerings of $19.50 going begging. Shattuck holds al the same figures. Warren and American were slow, the former selling as high as s15-50, and the latter at s1225, though both closed weaker.
 Cochise is sought after at S4.o0 with little stock coming out at $4.31. Butte & London showed sales at s3.00. but at the close had weakened to $2.75 bid, with stock offered at $500 without takers.
 C. & A. was in demand at S140.0O during the day and with the prospect of an increased dividend this stock lcoks like $15O.OO before long.
 Copper sold up to twenty-four cents. At the close all interest is centered in the meeting of the Amalgamated in terests tomorrow at one o'clock. Closing quotations, Oct. IT, 1906:
 .s- -ad
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-18

caused selling movement which con tinued until the close; the close was steady at about the lowest of the day.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-18

The man down south who petition cd the courts 10 change his name from Smith to something else, evidently never heard of the Mighty Hoke, of Gecrgi.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-18

Oct. IT, 1906.-A decided break occurred in most of the leaders in the copper share market just at the close today. all stock excepting Globe. l.. s. & A.. E. Butte, Shattuck, Ke- weenaw, Black Mountain and B. London showing declines. Superior & Pittsburg. Central American. Hancock. North Butte, Butte Coalition and even c. & A. show the effects of a decided retarding infu- ence. This break affords an opportunity for traders to get in On some of the good things before they again make a rise. The setback is but temporary or every indication is at fault.
 With copper at top notch figures as at present, the prices of copper shares can not be kept down. therefore, your op- portunity lies in picking up the shares on such breaks as the present.
 Globe has made an adfance today in the face of the drop in the leaders which shows that the stock is all right for a good rise when conditions are again improved in general.
 Black Mountain looks firmer tonight, while L. s. & A. also holds its advance.
 East Butte is firm and B. London is being picked up.
 Closing quotations:
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-18

San Marine. the smallest republic in the world, has two presidents. Per haps that plan might satisfy Cuba.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-18
Pritchard, Hagen & Co.
BrrkerS ara Promoters.

brCKerS arQ cr0IIi0teFS. Front Rooms, New Telephone Bldg, Phone 135, Bisbee, Arix. The banding of "eonanza Circle" and other Curb stocks, on commission. OUR sPE. CiAlTY.
 Quotations by wire come to our office "every little whiies during brokerage hours direct from Calumet, Michlgan--the HUB of the Bonanza Circle Companies.