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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-30

Mrs Isaac Carr.ngton Morton. who has
been visiting Captain r. q Morton. d
stanton. returned t4is week 70 New
Iort News
Miss Eva A. Williams and Ny Floyd W
f.r-lson We're quietly married Wedues-
der night iu The pariors % the Re,. g.
Erar. with har and gloves 10 match They
vIl he ar home 10 their friends az No.
EOS East clay Street
Aiiss Estelie Cooke after spending sew
oral weeks in Gloucester county and New
port News. has returned home. accom-
panied Iy ter cousin Miss Annette i,
Boswell ~ Newport News. Va
Tire Misses kiiweu VIII reopen their
dancing class for children on SATURDAY
afternoon. october 6th. They viii give
t.e.r opening german on the evening "
october 18Th in Belvdere Han
Mr. Julia e schraudt has returned
home after lons stay I'm Phuadeinhfa.
Baltimore. sparroWs Point and wash
lnEton.
Miss Mary p. Greenhow ana Miss san,a
VI" Greenhow have returned from the
mountains and Will spend the winter AT
No slN East Franklin Street
Mr. and Mrs. r c. Nelson have re-
turned 70 the city and are at Miss
itzer s. No us East Franklin Street.
Misses Ella and Lillian Rinford haye
returned 10 the city and viii conduct
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-30

their dancing classes at Miss Enetts
School. No. 10 North Laurel Street.
Mrs. Crawford. OF Athens. Ca. who
has been spending some months In the
mount9ins OF Virginia and has been visit
ing Virginia relatives. is the guest In
Richmond Of Mrs. Helen C. Manson.
Mrs. Daniel Weisiger and Mrs Marie
Louise Harrison have returned from the
mountains OF virginia and are at No. IL
East Franklin Street for the winter.
The Rev. and Mrs. Charles Stuart are
At home TO their friends at No. POO East
Clay Street
Miss Margaret Old OF Norfolk. and
Miss Elizabeth Fleming. Of Jacksonville.
Fla. will be the guests Of Miss Ella
Binford. this week.
Misses Mary and Edith Murray have re-
turned from Wait 70 Mrs c. L. Payne.
in Hardware. Va
Mrs. a. L. Van Pelt. who has been IN
the Allegheny Mountains for her health,
has returned 70 her home much i'm
proved.
wi j. VI ls4Ilrf'DiflDs JE.s OF LOW MOOT
Va. has been in Richmond for several
days.
Master Vincent c. Ancell. Jr.. and Mas
ter ". Guy Ancer are IN Washington.
y. O., as guests Of their cousin. Rev
b. L Anceli. Of sooohow. China,
Miss Addie Carter williams. OF North
Twenty-third Street. has returned home
after a delightful visit 70 New York.
Brooklyn and Atlantic City. \. J.
Miss Ellen Guigon has returned 70 the
city. and Will have her classes this winter
at No. 10 North Laurel Street.
Dr. Russell I Cecil left Friday for
Baltimore. where he Will take post
graduate course at Johns Hopkins Uni
versity.
Miss Jessie Read Pendleton will give
q talk on "Br eathing Applied 20 the
Voice" at the Woman's Club on Monday.
October lst. at 4l5 r. NJ This IS open
20 the public.
Mrs. s /. Goodman. Of Gordonsvine.
Va. has accepted a position in TIC Wo-
mans College. Her daughter. Miss Nancy
Lee Goodman. viii be a college student.
Miss Carrie Rernoids has returned from
o. ''7'' s. ole
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-30

and Queen county. is conducting a series
Of meetings at the last named place this
week. In his absence Rev. J. j. Kirby l.
supplying.
Rev. J. II. Sullivan. Of Manchester. a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-30
Fitzpatrick-Brown.

Air and Mrs. Emmett A. Brown. of 30
ID. South keltidere Street. announce the
approach ng marriage OF their daughter
C4fnlru Madeleine. % Air. Robert Emmett
fIt1Tatri. A. t1c ceremony 90 take plac.
Thursday morning, October nth lu 81
Peter Cathedral
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-30

The Pi Mu Is an exclusively medical or
ganization and is one OF the largest ma
uonal fraternities in the country. All
visiting alumni viii DO cordially welcomed
at the Chapter House.
Concert at Club.
Lovers OF music will be delighted TO
note that Miss Betty Burwell Booker,
always leading favorite in Richmond.
and Mr.. Francis Hartford OF London.
England, Will give a concert at the Wo-
mans Club. Thursday evening. October
fth. at $50 o'clock
Miss Booker and her mother will arrive
IA Richmond from the University OF Vir-
gnia. on Tuesday next.
Possessing soprano voice OF the great
est power and purity. Miss Booker has
made for herself. both here and abroad.
"a equation OF which Richmond. her ma
tive city. is justly proud.
Mr. Hartford possesses an enviable po-
siton in the London world Of song and
has won high praise for himself since
his arrival In America. Concert tickets
a.e for sf.e sH Maize. lJ. 81 eos . Branch
D. Aliens and the Woman's Club.
Tia" pro-rain for the occasion will be as
follows.
Two dialogues
a) I rrithee Keep Ny sheep..........
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Nicholas Lincsre
CD Nymph and Shepherd j. Ohm Jenkins
Miss Booker and Mr. Harfo-i.
Sos. J. IL. H. ~. VII, XIII, XV.
and XVI
(Mr Francis Harfo-d.
N.laneAc-tBy requesU ...-...- Del Acqua
Mad Scene Hamlet Ambrose ThQmas
Miss Booker.
Songs.
The Sands o. Observation-Disclosures clay
The Lutte Player........F Frances Aliitsen
a kingdom .y tue Sea. arthur Somervel
As of IDre.. -...... r. COverly
Love is Fable. SIR o. II Il Parry
Al Hartford
Songs.
come ~ Lies Delight J. Hurlstone
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4-|'h.N fft'h -t--.-+... N. ttoyGO
Lluchcll- from tine C.eariuEs-..........
..........-..-..-...- ---...... Ernest Walker
Iln N .u4 oa RE Word
Miss Booker.
Duets.
Cru. fix ......... ............. Farre
4-a I'd lHrrul-Don Giovanni. ....... Mozart
Miss Booker and Mr.. Harfosd
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-30

Miss Jessie Read Pendleton will give
q talk on Breathing Applied 20 the
Voice at the Womans Club on Monday
October 1st. at 8l5 r. VI. This IS open
20 the public.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-30

Mrs Isaac Darlington Morton who has
l-en visiting Captain r. g. Morton. "a
Stanton. returned this week 20 New
Iort News
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-30

Mr.. J. NJ. Llpscomb. Jr.. OF Low Moor.
Va. has been in Richmond for several
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-30

Miss Addie Carter williams. OF North
Twenty-third Street. has returned home
after a delightful visit 20 New York.
Brooklyn and Atlantic City. y. J.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-30
SOCIETY.
(Contihued from Second Page)

The Pi Mu Is an exclusively medical or
ganization and is one OF the largest ma
uonal fraternities I'm the country. All
visiting alumni Will be cordially welcomed
al the Chapter House.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-30

DIT Russell I Cecil left Friday for
Baltimore. where he will take post
graduate course at Johns Hopkins Uni
versity.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-30

Master Vincent c. Anceli. Jr.. and Mas
ter ". Guy Anceu are IN Washington.
y. O., AZ guests Of their cousin. Rev.
T. L Ancell. OF Soochow. China.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-30

Miss Ellen Guigon has returned 20 the
city, and Will have her classes this winter
at No. 70 North Laurel Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-30

Misses Mary and Edith Murray have re-
turned from a visit 10 Mrs. c L. Payne.
in Hardware, Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-30

Miss Margaret Old. OF Norfolk. and
Miss Elizabeth Fleming. Of jacksonville
Fla. will be the guests OF Miss Ella
Bnford this week
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-30

Mrs a. L. Van Pelt. who has been in
the Allegheny Mountains for her health,
has returned 20 her home much Inn
proved
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-04
CALUMET & ARIZONA

Houghton. Mich. November s.-At the meeting of the Calumet & Arizona directors it was decided to take an option on another Pinal county prop erty. which is considered better bar gain than the one secured few weeks ago.
 The property in question must be unwatered before an examination is possible. It will take three months.
 It is understood that the price is s1,25o.ooo and that the mine con- tains more than this amount of ore blocked out. It Is owned by the Mack ay estate and it has been tied up many years by litigation. The owners are anxious to sell to get cash for the dis tribution of the estate to which the property belongs.
 Other options are under considcra- ton by the Calumet & Arizona com pany.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-04
THE SHELTERS.

The Review representative has just returned from Douglas. At the Cop per Queen smelter there has been grave difficulty encountered by the contractor in obtaining men for the purpose of adding 60 feet to the big stack.
 The stack Is already 200 feet high, and in order to increase draught and save flue dust. the company desires to run 1t 60 feet higher.
 The scaffolding was raised nearly to the top of the original stack, when the workmen found that Douglas elk ir did not agree with a rare atmos- phere and resigned. The contractor imported another squad of putative bridge builders from theSeast. and af- ter a careful survey of the premises they heartily concurred in the conciu- sions of their predecessors. At last accounts, the work was at standstill. Under the contract and plans, when the contractor is ready to place the metal on the stack. the furnace will shut down two hours each day to en- able the men to place their section.
 At the Calumet & Arizona the new steel bins are in commission. The feed floor is as clean as parloI. The slag problem is in neat control under the management of Joe LeFebvrc.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-04
surrE-ARizoNA.

Manuel Larranaga. with his family were in from the Huachucas yester- day. He gave the Review man the facts regarding conditions in that dis trict. He is interested in. and in fact is superintendent of the Huachucas. Butte and Arizona property. which .s situated in Ramsey canyon.
 The company has a force of some forty men at work with excellent re suits. having brought to light several
 respectable bodies of high grade copper ore, similar in character to that formerly produced by the Curtis.
 Incidentally ST. Larranaga is pre- pairing to handle a group of placer claims in Ash canyon from which he confidently expects flattering results.
 The Hamburg properties at toe head of Ramsey Canyon are doing it. tie more than assessment work.
 Joe Palmerlee is installing plant of modest capacity on the Huacnuca Consolidated, the largest gold propo- sition in Cochise county.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-04

Calumet & Arizona last week closed at s145 bid ant the last sales for the day were s145.75.
 There is very little stock on the market and even those who would be inclined to sell believe that they would be sacrificing the shares to sell at this figure.
 This is based on the belief that the company will be constantly opening bigger ore reserves all the time and that the extraction plant will be con- stantly enlarged to meet the require ments.
 The smelter of the Calumet & Ari- zona. which is at Douglas. Ariz., now consists of five jackets. four of which are already in operation, and the fifth of which has just been completed.
 The company Is at present at work on it's converter capacity. which 1t Is Increasing so as to be able to handle the output from its present furnace plant and an addition of two jackets which will be installed just as soon as additional machinery can be deliv- cred at the property.
 The company is making plans to en- large the smelter house and will move the converter department to new location in order to have room for it's snelter capacity.
 The company plans additional power ! and many labor saving appliances which will enable 1t to install more economical method of charging its furnaces. loading and unloading cars and better method of handling the fiue dust.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-04
GREENE IS REGARDED AS
 LOW GRADE PROPOSITION
During the Year Just Ended the Average Yield Fell to 586 Pounds, Decrease of 8 Per Cent In Twelve Months Time Management Has Not Been Able to Keep Up with the Sudden Decreas In Values.

Hayden Stone & Go. of Boston. in their weekly market letter. have the following to say relative to Greene Consolidated:
 Now that we have the full pamphlet report at hand we see that many of the criticisms directed against the Greene company, while correct in sev- eral respects, have overlooked or paid slight attention to what seems to us the main consideration, namely. that the property is in state of transition. For several years the Greene mine was naturally regarded as a high grade proposition; in 1903 the ore averaged TO pounds of copper to the ton. IA in 1904 and SIS in 1905. In the year just ended the average yield fell to 5S,6 pounds. This is a decrease of 8 per cent in twelve months time and emphasizes what we have several times said. that Greene must be re- garded as a vast low-grade proposi- ton.
 pected, was not able to keep pace with this sudden decrease in values and in consequence the cost per pound rose. Indeed, that they were able to reduce the cost of mining IS per cent and of treating in blast furnaces 12 per cent speaks well for the operating depart ment, but it will take time to readjust the method of handling ore to the changed conditions.
 Taking up the report in detail, We find that the output of bullion was 55,- s43,73s pounds. against 64,211,ss5 in 1905. but as the company realized an average price for its copper of 17.S cents as compared with 14.2 in the previous year. the gross value of met als produced (ss,s15.54S) was s447,- 900 greater
 The income account is substantially the same as that given in, our letter of the 18th. There are two features here which are open to criticism. The frs, Is the inclusion of the amount received from sale of mineral lands. These lands sold for 100000 shares of Can- | anea Central stock. This has no place in an account of mining receipts and
 
 expenses and should appear on the balance sheet. But for the inclusion of this item there would be apparent what has been pointed out, that the company. including all expenses, did not earn its dividends by s2oo,oo0. AS Oe observed. however, the loss from the strike was the only thing that pre- vented this.
 l The second feature which we mus censure was the failure of the com pany to give its expenses in detail The cost of production is given in { lump sum. -s6.015.S9O. and we fear i does not cover cost of construction This is a grave omission. because if tht company is charging construction ex penses to capital account its condition
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-04
WHEAT MARKET.

Chicago. November 3.-Wheat-In the end today it was about standoff in wheat. with the December price hanging about 74ls cents and the May resting at 79 cents. The action of the market was much the same as on Fri day. with strong tone on opening trades and some show of bull enthusi- asm. The advance stopped at the same level as before and on some profit taking and selling against week. ly privileges, the market lost its early advance. There seems to be some hesitation on the part of those most bullish in wheat. about pressing the market further at this time, until the wekely statistics are known on Mon- day. Some of the elevator lines in the northwest claim that nearly all the wheat on their tracks is headed for country milling points. With any help from Russia or Argentine in the near future these northwest influences should easily make a bull market.
 Corn-There was no action in corn oe any moment. This market held stubborniy until the country offered corn more freely and until there is more important volume of hedging sales. if it is felt very soon. the market will bull with wheat.
 Oats-Although there was profit taking on the bulge. the advance wa: held. Chicago has shipped oats heav lily all week, much of it by rail. Re ceipts were under the estimate.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-04
THE PITTseURG.

The Calumet & Pittsburg is posi- tive enigma. Its great row of boiler stacks stands out like the pipes on a gigantic caliope. A spur extending to the Lake Superior & Pittsburg pro- yides it with transporta.irn facilities.
 No ore is discoyerable on the dump;
 tremendous expense has been involv- ed in development and the handling of water Acres of waste are decked with worn out machinery, principally pumps, and if that property does not possess merit. it is running the most stupendous bluff on record. Since no effort has ever been made toward the promotion of stock, one is forced to the conclusion that it is a meritori- ous proposition, and that it's produce is either blocked out and untouched or carried out through one of the neigh boring shafts with which it Is an touch through the medium of level work. Ix
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-04
JUST MINING.

Bewildering, staggering ani ,ncon- prehensible is the impre 'sion which one receives when he revisits the War ren district after ac ah5ence Of few months. The im3ro 2ement in the premises taxes his powrts If descrip- tion, no matter what his versatility and resourcefulness may be.
 Yesterday a gentleman of standing was interviewed in reglri 10 the inn pression which outsiders gather re, garding Bisbee.
 He state in substance. .'I have wis ited Butte, the whole of the Lake coun- try, Ishpeming and every camp of i'm rortance in the mighty north, and nave never seen anything before like Bisbee True, some, of them are larg. CT and put up a heavier pay roll, but everything considered it is the most remarkable camp and in my humble opinion enjoys the finest prospects of any camp of whatsoever character that has come under my observation I observe that for the number of men employed, it produces a greater rev enue than any other camp in the cat egory. It is a source of absolute won der among the mining magnates oi the country and seems still to be Tn it's infancy"
 That variety of conversation emanat- ing from a gentleman of business parts and a mining man of experience reads well in the Bisbee press. At his own request, for purely business req sons, the gentleman's name is not di' yulged at the present time.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-04
MINING NOTES.

Denn and Saginaw constitute un- known quantities at the present time. All kinds of stories go forth, but the facts remain in the back ground. On the result of those enterprises de- wolves consequences of profound i'm portance to the Warren District, linn iting. defining or indefinitely enlarg- ing it's territory.
 A favorable outcome. of course. Is "deyoutly to be wished" but predfc- tions should not be predicated on hear say. The Review deals in facts, most especially in connection with its min ing department.
 Ore in Jumps and pockets, and that of the finest grade, was recovered in the old Worlds Fair shaft, now on the Saginaw, and lead to the belief that a permanent body might be encounter x.l
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-04
BLACK MOUNTAIN

A stock which is now traded in quite frequently on the curb and which seems to have considerable merit for one of its. class, is Black selling at s10.5o. This owns an enormous tonnage of iow-grade ore thirty miles from Magdalena. Mexico. its nearest rail- road connection. The mill has been gradually increased until it now has f2o stamps dropping The ore aver ages about s5 and total costs are about s2-25. Treating 45o tons day, the net earnings amount to over s1.260. There are 100000 shares outstanding of an authorized issue and no bonds. The stock is mostly owned by Chicago
 Duluth and Pittsburg capitalists.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-04

must be much more serious than ap- pears in the report. The only thing to be said In mitigation is that an item of s5ss.ooo for exploration and de- velopment of ore reserves" appears for the first time. From the figures given we estimate the cost of production of copper proper at II k cents per pound and, counting all expenses, including loss by strike, at 13 cents.
 Turning to the balance sheet, we find that the stock of the Sierra Madre Lumber company is carried at par, though its cost to the company was considerably less. There is a remark able item of $1,452, ,0O0 for copper sold on hand. There is an increase here of nearly $1. 900. 900, and if this means that there was produced considerably more value than was sold, 1t puts an entirely different face on their income account. The fact that Colonel Greene reports metal values produced during the year as $640.000 more than cred ited to sales in the income account would bear out this view. Partly on account of this and partly because of the issue of 136.000 shares of stock working capital increased by s1,5s1,- 900.
 In developing the property there were added 6s,212 feet to the under
 ground workings. exclusive of drill holes. In all of the seven mines large , amounts of ore were opened up. Int principal development was in the Els peranza, where work was started jus about a year ago. This mine is work ing on the same vein as that operated
 by the Phelps Dodge company and i shipping four hundred tons daily. A review of the report would be in complete without word as to the ef fort which is being made to reduc' costs to meet new conditions. Firs should be mentioned the change il
 mining. At the Oversight and Esper
 anzs mines sluicing method is uset
 instead of the old overland system O stoping. This is much cheaper ant safe. and will doubtless be used in thu
 other mines in time. Then, at tn close of the year the reverberator!
 furnace was put in commission and l.
 treating 100 tons of fiue dust per day
 In this connection it should be re
 membered that the benefit which thu Greene will derive from Cananea Cen l tral will go far toward reducing ne
 costs.
 | In short, Greene is now an immens low-grade proposition with strenu
 ous campaign before it of cost reduc | ton. While this is in progress divi
 dends cannot be considered secure, bu
 if it is carried to a successful conclu
 sion earnings will be on more satis i factory basis than they ever were bs fore
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-04
DICKS COTTON LETTER

tEy special wire to Duey & Overlock.) New York. November 3.-The cot ton market was dull and easier today, with heavy receipts still the domin- ating feature. The sentiment Is ex- tremely pessimistic as to the course cf prices. There were practically no buying orders except for short &C., counts. with the small traders cover ing and the larger professionals de- termined to hold the market in check to prevent a rally
 There was an improvement of about ten points from the low point. but mes. of this was lost on profit taking.
 DICK.