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promises to be a decided success.

promises to be d decided success.
 The old Iron Mountain depot is being rapidly torn down.
 MT J. II. Mann of the Mann-Tank- e.eley Drug company has recovered rom an attack Of neuralgia and has returned to his place of business.
 MT. T. F. Lyle of Fox Brothers Hardware company is at home confin- pti te his room with rheumatism.
 --Chas. Hooberry of J. E. simon company is cut again after 2 couple of da1s' sickness
 Mrs F. E. Levey has been quite sick, but she is peter today.
 MT Douglas K Mayes, an tXDe- rianced pharmacist of Russellville. Ky, arrived in the city Wednesday afternoon to acct d position with the well-known drug firm of Seawell and Ancrum.
 The entertainment to have been given last Tuesday evening at Mrs Mo. Hanfs residence for the benefit of the Jewish temple will be given next Tuesday evening, June ,.
 --Wanted--Three or four nicely furnished rooms in west end for light housekeeping Address N. B. M. Ant lprs hotel.
 Have NGu noticed the crowds a the Grand Leader sales? Watch their hour sales every day Something H " at one-hal, price
 Be sure 10 visit the Grand Lead CT tomorrow. One half price on walking skirts. One-half price on fancy hair combs.
 The northbound Cotton Belt pas scneer train was delayed two hours "Wednesday. as the result of eht wreck in Texas.
 Miss Annie Goodwin. who has been ill at her home on East Third avenue. is reported no better
 Charles Harding ir.. son of Mr. Charles Harding. we'll known cltl- zen of Fayetteville. has come to Pine Bluff to work under Major Parkes in the new city survey. He IS nephew of Miss Mary Harding and a graduate in the civil engineering of the state university at
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VISION OF DYING
 GIRL. WAS TRUE.
ScutI, Dakota Maiden Saw taet Father
 Fall From Cliff.

Keystone. $. D., May 20.-Althongh u1,aware of the fact that her father Nas in the city, and lying herself at the point of death, Lulu Kendall, the 11-year-old daughter of $. R. Kendall, of this city saw as in q vision tn" accident which occurred to her father.
 Miss Kendall was in attendance at the Sisters school at ~Sturgis when she was taken seriously ill with rheu n)aiism of the heart, and her father went to that city al once to be near her. The school is on the bluffs above the town, aud while climbing up the hill Mir. Kendall, being unfamiliar with the place, missed his footing ana slipped. falling thirty feet 70 the gorge below
 That night his daughter. all Hn aware of where he was, begged the doctors to send to aid him. She (e- soribed vividly to Doctor j. D. Neftz- ger, the attending physician, the acci. dent which had befallen her father and told how he lay at the foot q. the neighohring cliffs.
 Please. doctor" she begged, "send someone to help him. l can hear him
 calling for aid, Do not leave him there to suffer alone"
 The attendants thought her pleas he result of q Authorization an attempt was made to find Mir. Kenl dall. and it was not until the next ;G :; s.9s,., tsf,Ttssahts \ a5ssss.say
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|. T. ds 4 .e z. T. | < + | @' ' . + . + LOCAL AND OTHERWISE. + + t
 %$++ + ! | | < | s < | | . 4s .
Y. W. Boyce devotes his time to rents

An annual vehicle tax and privi- lege license expire May 31. l90G.
 The gun club will shoot Thursday.
 ]. D. Miner company will loan you meney on good security.
 The EIks held q short business meeting Tuesday night.
 pas your vehicle tax and privi legr license on or before May 31
 A Brew ster is recovering from an attack of illness.
 --J D. Miner company buy and s.H }'al estate, for cash only.
 -The Odd Fellows met Tuesday night, but nothing but the regular rt utinc work was gone through.
 N anted Collector. lS or 2o years old; apply To Geo. H. Adams.
 If yoa want bargains in real estate call on J. D. Milner conpanY,
 -lfse Walkers Liver Tablets for malaria, biiousncss and constipation Bedell Pharmacy.
 The friends and acqlaintances of MT. and Mrs. M. B. Collier will he sorry to hear of the death of their in fant child, Allie May, after a length illness age seven weeks.
 Furnished room for rent Old phone SIP. or call at BIS West Fifth,
 If you want the cash for your property, call on J. D. Milner com pany.
 Old time concert at Ellls thcater May 30--Wednesday night-at O. clock. under auspices of St Cecolias Guild Admission 90 cents to any part of the house Reserved seats na sale at Elks theater Wednesday.
 The many friends of Mrs .Io Nichol will be glad to know that she will bc up this afternoon and that she will be out by the end Of the week Rooms for rent; house just fur noshed. Four blocks from Main 5ol West Third avenue
 A rise of .G occurred in the Ark l ansas river Tuesday night. the stage Wednesday morning being S6. l ---Wanted-To buy a good. medium : sized secondhand safe. Address. ! "W.' care Graphic. ---I'he trains on the Valley road were delayed Monday on account of a burning trestle. A small number of cases We're on the police court docket Wednesday morning, consisting of two drunEs. :. one case of vagrancy, and d few viola tions of the stock law. --Wanted-A lady to work on books, must write plain hand, be rapid and accurate. Apply in writing only to Isaac Dreyfus. For manicuring. shampooin@. hair i dressing. hair bleachcd or dyed or ar- tlticial hair. see Miss Minnie Kin ser. at the Grand Leader
 Assistant Fire Chief Rreiner hHs returned, from Fort Madison. Iowa where he was called on account of the serious illness of his mother. who was somewhat improved when he left for Pine Bluff. Everything is kept fresh and mp to date at my new store. corner Main and Seventeenth. Fresh groceries and meats of all kinds at the cheapest prices. Emmett Simmons.
 The street cars are now running to Fourth avenue from each direction and transferring passengers. on ac- count of the track being taken up fon the purpose of laying the new rail road track, for the union passenger station.
 For sale-Horse, buggy aud hal ness. NJ. Carter, at Simpson and Webb Furniture company.
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DAYS OF uSEFULNES0

.,,,..aa,, , ,,.s,.,r,,,an a,.. ags began danolishing the old st for more than d quaTtel te ''s"' .,ao+ Gssenger sta
 e. .1.< ,~.,a ,f1, Elin railroad. The work Of aestrpo'4 "'a eo'''- p,c1 ad "Wednesday
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ternoon that he was discovered, p'i alyzed. at the foot of the Dlulls, n'' io- lain there all night in the C The girl died that evening. kehoa'' is BOW in the hospital at Sturgis' anu ihpte is hoi. for his ultimate leo'' 4.i
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NOTICE.
Pine Bluff <

fr11E bllsH. Afh., 526-g6.
 The assessment Of local improve. ment Sewer district. No. 3. was filed in my office on the 26 il day of May 1906, and; the same is now subject ta Inspection.
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W. 4. LEE, Clerk of the. City of Pine Blua.I
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r,e1ed Wednesday.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-12
CHURCH SERVICES.
UNrrARIAN fFApoUARTERs.
MEETING NOTICES.

GOLDEN GATE Lodge No. 80. F. and A.
M-First degree THIS (TUESDAY)
EVENING. at 1880 o'clock; report and
file address: distressed members ap-
ply at once to lodge committee; Ma
sons cordially invited. ROBT. J.
AIREY. ". NJ, 1907 jackson St; Ed
WIN I. MEYER, Sec. sos Van Ness.
SAN FRANCISCO Lodge No. S6e. 2. and
A M-Third Degree THIS (TUES-
DAY) EVENING, at $50. Master Ma
sons cordially invited By order OF
the Master
c. S. SHERMAN. Secretary.
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GERMAN GENERAL BENEVOLENT
SOCIETY

NEhMAN NENEkAL BEN EN UIEN
SOCIETY.
The city Office OF the above society is
now located at the German Hospital.
north wing. Scott-st. entrance, where
all dues should be paid. Members and
subscribers are requested TO kindly no
rify Us of change of address TO enable
US TO make collections.
Hours of our city physicians at the
hospital:
Dr.. A L. Draper-l0 a. N. to u N. /;
DR.. Max SalomOn-l p. m. TO p. m. /;
Sundays and holidays, II a. n. to u m.
DR.. Adolph HOsenthal (oculist)-9 a.
N. TO 10 a IN.
DR.. E ". WestphaI (dentist). at
-I10s Franklin st.-Eiours, l to p. m. !;
Saturdays 8 to 1890 a. IN. je9-lwk
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JONATHAN COUNCIL NO. 35. Y. NJ L
Our regular meeting Will be held
WEDNESDAY EVENING, the 18th
inst, in basement OF Sacred Heart
Church. Fell and Fillmore SITS. Nomi-
nations OF otlcers and delegates viii
be made Send your present ad-
dress AT once 70 the secretary.
JOHN T. BARRY, First Vice Pres.
. GOLDEN GATE Lodge No. 49. Danish
BrOtherhood-Every member who
was a sufferer by the late disaster
should furnish the recording secre-
rary with his name and address by
June . If he desires relief. Any
claim after that date Will not be
considered. THEO JENSEN Re
cording Secretary, 1871 Eddy st.
AUSTRIAN Military and Benevolent
Assoc eiation-Aeeting WEDN NESDAY
EVENING. June I3 at S O'Clock, at
King SOlomOn's Hall, Fillmore and
Sutter SITS; finance and relief COM
lalttees are requested 10 be present;
members in distress please call at
THIS meeting or at 1853 steiner St
after; fall attendance of members is
requested; business of Importance.
BY order o. p. SAULONICH. Pres.
GEO. LAG0MARSINL Sec.
SOCIETA Ticinese di Mutuo Soccorso-
General meeting THURSDAY. June
IA, AZ o'clock D. M, at 1916 Post St,
near Fillmore; members please at
tend or send your present address to
@. SCAi-MANlNi. Sec, 1886 Post 81.
LE1E members OF the MunlclDal civil
Service Employees Association are
hereby notified 10 assemble at the
synagogue on GeaFy St, near Cctayia,
on WEDNESDAY EVENING. June 13,
at o'clock; bring your due books
with YOU. J. Il. ZEMANSKY. Pres.
ED. NJ COEFEE. Sec. 127 Steiner ST.
HARMONY Lodge No. I3. J. O. o. r.
All members Of above lodge are here
By earnestly requested TO be present
a. lnelf 0eNt regular meeting. TUES-
DAA, June u. y. n.. IN order TO hear
statement CT relief committee and
other very important decisions re-
garoing their welfare. Meeting place.
s. =. cor Hayes and Laguna sts. BY
order q. MOENNIAG, Secretary. ll-2t
GOLDEN GATE Lodge 80. 204, J. O. O. p
All members ii need Of assistance
viii please meet the committee on
distribution next FRIDAY EVEN
ING, June l5, at S o'clock, at 1858
Folsom St, near Twenty \.
Widows Of deceased members VIII
please send their address to $50 Wal
C P. McLAUcHLAN. r. s.
MORSE Lodge No. 257. ]. O. O. F.-Elec-
ttop Of officers on WEDNESDAY
EVENING, June l3, and other very
important business. All members re
requested TO be present 1881 Bush
St, near Laguna.
C BRIND. Rec Sec.
BAY CITY Lodge No. II. O. Q. F.
meets TUESDAY at p m at 177s
Post 81.
H d. NEwHOUSE. y c.
A SPECIAL meeting of the members OF
the Builders Exchange is called fol
SATURDAY, June le, 1906, at l2;5e
p. m, ia the main hall OF the Ex-
change bldg, 226 Oak St, for the pur-
pose Of considering the question OF
uncompleted contracts.
< =. KENT. President
JAMES A WILSON, Sec. 10-3t
MAGNOLIA Lodge 10. S. Friends of the
Forest--OfilceTs and members are re-
QGested 10 attend special meeting.
TUESDAY. June u, D.. N. at 3942
25th St bet Sanchez and Noe.
LENA ScHOLTEN.
11-2t Supreme Secretary.
DRUIDS-Lsurel Grove No. Il. L. A
Q. D., viii meet on SUNDAY. june
II. at 2. m. at 1851 Fillmore st
Members send addresses to s15l FIJI
more ST. Very important. BY order
/. BOITANO. Noble Arch.
1Q-Sts q. MALPIGDEs Sec.
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WANTED-A wOrking foreman man
ager at the Miller place, 31s mics
from Napa: excellent accommoda-
tions; single man preferred: must De
well recommended Apply in person
or by letter. stating age, natl0nahISy ~
and previous service. 10 CAR AIN
CLOVER Napa Cal Wanted, also, .
man to milk cows and for SeneI3A
work. JS4 -
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HELP wANTED-MALE.


MURRAY & READY.
LEADING EMPLOYMENT AND LABOR
AGENTS,
Formerly of 634-636 Clay St. S. +.
Now located at 469 6th St, Oakland, Cal.
TELEPHONE OAKLAND 1861.
OUR SAN FRANCISCO OFFICE IO-
GATED at 10th and Market StS.
FREEEFARE-FRE
NEW r. r. WORKS.
To beautiful SISKIYOU and SHASTA
counties
$50 LABORERS. WEED; free fare.
$50 TRANSFERS, WEED; free fare.
Rockmen and dri11ers.
r. r. WORK, WASHINGTON and
IDAHO.
SPECIAL RATES.
Rfparia and Lewiston R. R. SHIP
DAILY.
500 laborers, rockmen, and drillers;
1915 fare and fee is all it costs YOU
YOSEMITE r. r.
500 1aborerS, rockmen, drillerS, spik-
ers and trackmen, $3.50 day.
FARE PAID-R. r. WORK.
100 GREEKS, ITALIANS. MEXI-
CANS, AUSTRIANS; boss here; ship
Monday and pay your fare.
If you want r. r. work we can ship
you. Call and see us.
MURRAY & READY, 469 Sixth St,
Oakland
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MINES.
GOLD-SILVER-C
machine miners, large gold mine,
500.
Is hand miners, gold mine. SIS and
$3.50.
10 muckers, gold mine, $3.50.
10 carmen. gold mine, S67.53-
so laborers. no experience required,
for different gold and silver mines,
$50 and SIS.
Timbermen. 500: carpenter. mine, $50.
MURRAY & READY 469 Sixth ST.,
Oakland.
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HELP wANrEp-s1ALE-csntlnucd.

ANDRES Office. TriJune. building. 40S
Eighth St. room 4. Oakland.-Wa anted
IS farn,hands for Institution, $50 and
found; man to tend TO small orchard
and vegetables, $50; dishyw5aashers for
country hotels. SO 70 sou; porIseT. ssd.
country. $50: waiter for cluo, 500;
IU"5t b1s Bows. SIS TO $50; chef cook; s109;
second cook. hotel, $50; second cook
for institution, country. S9V anu Au-'
etc.
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ANTFD-1OO0 men Tor permanent
employment on steam senoonesr.sS; 3
eoastwise trade; sailors. $40 70 sSO
per month and found; hremel. $SO per
month and found (mostly OIL burn
ersJ: stewards. $40 per month ana
found: cooks, $50 to SO per Iaotsa
and found: gaueymen. $50 per month
and found. cabinmen. $50 per month
and found overtime TO sailors ana ana
firemen. soc per hour. overtime sil1il
be considered all work done aIseI
u. m. and before a. m on WOfk dAys;
on Sundays or holidays. all nallohaI
holidays and all STATE holiday ln
States where vessel NAV be az Ihe
time Apply to w z. SWEAhsS. "a
cific Nail Dock. W
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PATENTS AND PENSIONS.

INVENTIONS. patented--Frank p Me-
dina, 1888 Haight; patent law trade
marks; also general practice.
past com. Thomas Post. G. a. r.. les en-
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE.


German woman wants
work as cook and to do little house
work, in German family; city or coun-
try. Gil Ash ave.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-12
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


NO EXPERIENCE REQUIRED.
IF YOU WANT LABORING WORK,
CITY OR COUNTRY. READ THIS.
STEADY WORK, FOR 4 LARGE
e ss75o laD0rers' short distance country
iaborers, tankhouse work. SIS.
% laborers. factory work, $3.50;
10 laborers, factory. any one will
suit, 81 day.
Is laborers. gold mine, $3.50.
20 active young men, roofing work,
IS Iaborers. Oakland. warehouse,
$3.50 day.
10 carpenters helpers. $50.
p iaborers. factory, country, no
MECHANICAL HELP.
Iron nlolders. Nevada and California
81 and $3.50 day.
Elevator erectOr, So day
Pile driver. $3.50 day: 2 ranch black
smiths, $40 and $50 and found.
Blacksmith. country shop, no snoeing,
$3.50 day; blacksmith's helper, no
other places. SO to $3.50 day, for
mines. ranches and camps; 10 black
smiths hel~ers. SIPS to s75.
CARPENTERS.
10 carpenters, factory, near city, $50;
Is carpenters. s. F., 81 day.
4 rough carpenters, $3.50 day. Oak
land.
26 carpenters helpers in and near
city.
brickmasons. SIS day
2 press hands, radial drills, $3.50 day,
country shop; . tinsmiths, factory.
steady work, SO day, near city; wagon
maker and woody> orker, SO day; engi-
neer. mine. 500: iron molders. coun-
try. $3.50 day; 3 pattern makers, good
So day and found; plumbers, sheet
iron workers; s ship calkers, good
wages; cabinet makers, city jobs,
$50.
ARE YOU MARRIED?
READ THESE
5 farmers and wives. different parts
of California, $40 and $50 and found.
.u3 mixers and wives cook for men;
$50 and found.
Cooks and wives. camps and hotels.
MURRAY & RI.-4-Y.
469 Sixth ST., Oakland.
SPECIAL IN SAN FRANCISCO.
20 laborers for San Francisco. $3.50
day.
MURRAY READY, 46s Sixth St,
Oakland.
WMILLS-WOODS.
HUMBOLDT 20.
MENDOCINO co.
SONOMA co.
EUREKA. CHEAP T->f1E.
25 laborers no experience required,
$40 and found; special $3.50 rate
FARE PAID TO MENDoCINo.
SO laborers for mills and yards of a
large sawHill company, $35 to S45,
fare paid. 25 woodsmen.
$50 Woodsmen and laborerS to the
sawnills of Shasta and Sonoma
Edgermar. SO day i'd: sash and door
cutter, s2.75 day; shingie sawyer; so
planning MILL.
SASH AND DOOR FACTORIES.
10 handy men around shipping dept,
81 day.
Is active young men, learn trades,
10 lumber pliers. 81. so and s2.7o day.
Salesman who can do some upholster-
ing and carpet laying, country store,
good wages.
Young man as shipping clerk.
TRANSFERS
Is 4-horse teamSters. new work. SIS.
Teamster. haul lumber. sawmill co.
rs teamsters, wagon, sand and scrap
err work, $3.50 and SO.
10 stablemen, hostlers and buggy
washers for Oakland. San Francisco
and country towns. $40 i'd. to SIS.
AGRICULTURAL
HAY AND HARVEST.
Foreman. irrigating, etc, ranch.
3 gardsners. $50. s35 and $50 and i'd
81 teamsters and ranch hands. chore-
men, etc, all parts of the State, $50
and $40 found.
$50 men to work in hay and harvest,
$3.50, $3.50 day and found.
Butter r-makers, mixers and dairy
help, choremen and boys, etc.
MURRAY & READY, 469 Sixth ST.,
Oakland.
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OUR SAN FRANCISCO OFFICE LO-
GATED at 10th and Market sts.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-12
EMPLOYMENT OFFICES.

RELIABLE Japanese & Chinese employ
ploy. Office, Oscar Hatsumi, 315 Stock
ton, moved to 1913 Geary, furnishes
best help of all kinds with care & dis
patch. 1913 Geary. Tel West 56S8je4 en-
A-OLDEST, largest Japanese Chinese
emp. office; furn. all kinds of reliable
help. Geo Sakauye, f153D Turk (for.
Post and Mason) ; tel. West 5612.j 7-tf
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-12

CHICAGO REPRESENTATIVES,
c. GEORGE REoGNESs. Marquette Building
Gong Distance Telephone, Central 26l9-'')
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-12

BUSINESS OFFICE Of the San Francisco Call.
csrneT Market ana Third streets; open until
II o'clock every night in the yesr.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-12

NEW YORK CORRESPONDENT;
c. c. CARLTON. N............-...K Herald Square
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-12

NEW YORK REPRESENTATIVE
STEPHEN B. SMITH 30 - Tribune Building
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-12

FOrmerIy or 634-b3b Gay 81, , 4.
Now located at 469 6th St. Oakland, Ca
TELEPHONE OAKLAND 1861
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-12

CHICAGO NEWS STAND:
Sherman House P o. News Co.; Great
northern Hotel; fremont House; Auditorium
Hotel Palmer Hsuse.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-12

NEW YORK NEWS STANDS:
Waldorf Astoria Hotel: A Brentano
Onion Squire Murray HNl Hotel; Fifth-ay
nge Hotel and Hoffman House.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-12

L4ABORE REFlS-LABOFtEIkS-
NO EXPERIENCE REQUIRED.
IF YOU WANT LABORING WORK
CITY OR COUNTRY, READ THIS.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-12
BooKKEEPERS

ATTENTION. w. d. Ever & Co, en-
ployment agents. formerly $40 clay
St, San Francisco, are telnp0FaIuy
located ar 4OS Sixth St. Oakland;
phone Oakland 1888. je S-1mo~
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-12

IKE MENDEL. for many years at
Levy's Auction House, San Francisco,
will extend YOU the glad hand at n.
SCHELLHAAS'. Oakland,s Barnum.
the fllrniture dealer, corner Eleventh
and Franklin SITS.
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-12

MURRAY & READY.
LEADING EMPLOYMENT AND LABOR
AGENTS.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-25

Interest in the copper snare market is growing amazingly and in all sec tions in the country. IL becomes more apparent with each week that passes, that there is impending gen. eral investment and speculative move ment in copper mining securities. The beginning is as yet but dimly appre- ciated and by few people-the end, if this generation sees it, is not near enough to worry about It will en- .lich thousands-possibly many tens of thousands of people. It will add enormously 10 the net resources of the Nation and of the World.
 There is vast economic value in such a copper mining movement as we now orecast, and therein iies it's certain strength. Increase Of produc. | ton during the next ten years is cer- tain, though at what rate no one can more than guess. An annual increase | of l per cent, has been, for ten years | past, considered normal. While no ] such average rate can be maintained it is possible that 5 per cent annual increase will, during the next decade be accomplished. Granting this, and allowing nothing for further advances | in price of the metal, the gross value of Worlds copper output gor that period will be well over four billion dollars; and allowing nothing fol probable decrease in cost of produc iion, the net profits will be over two and q quarter billions. No such op portunities for profit on so great q scale exist. or ever have existed, a:
 the copper industry affords today: and general appreciation of this is ; mere matter of education, which divi dends may be counted upon to accom- plish.
 The whole list if dividend paying
 copper securities Is now admitted, b.
 all authorities, to be below the leve justified by increased net earnings
 The copper metal market has ad
 vanced very rapidly of late, and tn,
 share market has by no means kep lpace with it. A general advanc,
 seems inevitable, and those who an lticipate investing should do so now.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-25
STEADY AND FIRM
 WAS TODAY'S RECORD With a Noticeable Tendency to Hold Back in Hope of
 Better Prices
Catch-steady and Firmer

(By Frank J. Graf)
 Today's market was steady and firm the greater part of the day with stocks coming out fairly we'll, althoug the tendency was 10 hold back for better prices.
 Superior & Pittsourg held firm the entire day at s2G.25, but at the close sales were made at S26.12.
 North Butte and Butte Coalition both closed a trifie weak.
 Shattuck has been in good demand, aies being made at S34.50,
 Denn Arizona is being watched by he public and better prices are look ed for, sales being made at s20.27.
 Warren and American hold well American closing strong at 1l.75 bid while sales were made in Warren at .S15.25
 Black Mountain closed strong at s1025.
 Globe acted well in sympathy with Old Dominion. the former making sales at s9.0O. while Old Dominion took on a strong advance during tht day. but at the close dropped oS two points from the high of the day.
 Greene Cons holds well at s25.25 closing at the figure being the low point for the day. Cananea Central held well at s23.5f and closed at that figure with little coming ont at that figure. Butte London has lost its activity considerable coming out at $2.75.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-25
SHAN NOM

The shannon Copper company is showing a production so far this month. which, if continued, will give e monthly output of 100000 pounds.
 As we nave stated many times. the most feasible way of reducing the high cost sheets of the shannon Copper Co. pany is in having large output which will enable the plant to run at full capacity. Therefore this increase of production which is now taking place is accompanied by decrease in the cost of production which fully com pensates the stockholders or having had their dividends deferred until the present time. They now find their company with fully equipped plant
 with mines well developed so that the
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-25
BROKERS.

. Oniiste6 StockS Speciality. , calumet-Duluth-C h-Chicago-Sisbee . Bisbee, ariz., Oct. "A, 1906. . The market in coppers open . ed firm with considerable trad ( ing. Owing to the fact that ' the Old Dominion struck . large body of high grade sul- . phide Old Dominion and Globe ' were the features, op to noon ' Globe sold to S9.00 but at the ' close there was some offered z below that figure without any . takers.
 . Considerable trading in Sup . erior & Pittsburg at $26. Denn
 : was freely offered at s21. Black
 . Mountain quiet. Cananea weak
 . ened to s22.5o during the day
 | but closed strong.
 . Warren is scarce, very little
 ; being offered to the public.
 A rIoz;,a nnox,ttone.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-25
COPPER SHARES.

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