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Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-06
FORGED SELLING WAS
 THE RULE OF MARKET
Brokerage Houses Were Call ing For More Margins on
 Calumet & Arizona.

Todays market showed that there was considerable unloading and fore ed selling. At the early opening Cal. & Ariz. was at SITS ex.diy.. and in less time than it takes to tell brokerage houses were calling for more mar gins, which caused selling in order to protect losses. This was kept up until the close, when Calumet & Ari- zona was offered at s16S. I think, however, that the worst is over with, for the majority of the weak ones are out. This in turn affected Sup. & Pitts. and Central. as well as North Butte. Sup. & Pitts. was dead: in fact, there was no demand for the stock at any reasonable price, and at the close it was offered at s26. Can. Cent. also suffered, but think the sell ing of these two stocks was due to the fact that margins had to be protected. As have stated before, Central may decline, have its ups and downs, but I venture to say that The holder of Central will make big profit. if they have little patience At close P,acs
 Mountain was in goosf e.emand, sales being made at s9.75. American is lifeless; bids came out at $7.50 for small lots. Warren at the close showed weakness, the best bid being s11.50. Globe was in good demand,
 sales being made at $12.00, but the close showed that there was consider able offered under that figure. Greene Con-. also suffered as the result of liquidation, and at the close was of fered at $26.12. Old Dom. closed at almost the low point for some time past. Hancock and Keweenaw were also among the list that suffered.
 Closing cuotations:
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-06
THE COPPER QUEEN o= IDAHO

The Copper Queen Mining & Smelt- ing company of Idaho, in whica . large amount of Duluth capital is in- vested, owns number of claims in Lemhi county, Idaho. on the northern boundary of the Lemhi Indian reserva- ton. These claims are as follows:
 Copper Queen, Gold Flint, Bluebird, Copper Matte, Narcissus, Copper Queen No 2, Speculator. Eldorado and No Name. The property is on the main stage route between Red Rock, Idaho, and Salmon City. Mont, and 10 freight teams pass the mine each day. Red Rock Is the nearest station; it is on the Oregon Short Line, about 52 miles south of Butte, Mont.
 Two shafts are being sunk on the Copper Queen, one on the Copper Queen claim and the other on the Blue Bird. The Copper Queen shaft is down 180 feet. This has shown ore from the grass roots. It Is an incline following the vein, which vein was 50 nches wide at the surface and at the present depth in the shaft is 12 feet wide. Abou 1000 feet of drifting has been done from this shaft and a large quantity of ore has been shown up. Several shipments have been made from the Copper Queen, and the last 20 tons netted the company $2,S0D. This ore was taken out during devel- opment work. as no regular mining has been done. The object is to meas ure up an ore body and put in a mill of at least 100 tons capacity. In the drifts some ore has been encountered that averages 45 per cent as 1t is tax len out Development work on this claim to date has more than fulfilled the company's expectations. Orr hoisted is shipped to the Washo< smelter at Anaconda at gross cost O $7-50 per ton, including rail and stage haul.
 The Blue Bird shaft is now dowr ll0 feet and no drifting has been done from it. It is also an incline, follow ing the vein. Considerable rich or, has been encountered and removed il
 sinking. The bottom of the shaft q
 the present time shows ore of a yer,
 encouraging nature. It is considere,
 one Of the best claims in the sroul
 and shows great promise at it's Hresen depth.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-06
Wqll DOUBLE IT'S
 SMELLING CAPACITY.

GAasaes F. Shelby, Superintendent of seanet1on for the Greene company at ehnsaea. will soon be in charge of the largest smelling plant iD Mexico and soo ek the largest on the continent MF. Shelby. who is now on a business yasat is Globe. states that the company h0 decided to double it's smelting e. pasity by the erection of another nnefter on the San Pedro river. HT. Ghelby is well pleased with his new psuition and with the manner in which s0sratons are conducted in the bis Cfeene camp. Mir. Shelby Is without dsubt one of the best smelter experts 6n tho country. as was fully demon sEuted during his management of the 0a Dominion reduction works, and he is destined to gain new and greater
 hmulo in Cananea.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-06
CAR OF GOLD ORE
 WORTH sf,ooo ,ooo;

Reports from Goldfield. Nevada, are ts the effect that the richest carload of gold ore ever shipped to a shelter in the history of mining in America, CT any other country, was shipped by Hayes & Monnette, who are leasing sH the wonderful Mohawk mine, said te be the biggest and richest producer of yellow metal yet discovered. The car contained twenty tons that ran $500 per ton, or a total value of S1,000,00O.
 The Mohawk is producing $5o.000 worth of ore every twenty-four hours, the mineral averaging $500 per ton. Sometime ago Hayes & Monnette de s3aed to make a worlds record ship nent for values. and began saving the richest ore. which they stored in the lever workings of the mine under a strong guard. They have been sack nG from 300 to 1000 pounds of $50. o0 ore per day.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-06
DICKS COPPER LETTER.

NEW, YORK-Dec. s.--After rather a steady opening stocks became very irregular. New Ycrk Central opened about point higher after tho declara- ton of the dividend which was at the increased rato of six per cent. the stocks soId off together with the rest of the list. Secretary Shaw's treas ury report, which was made public about noon, was favorably commented upon. Stocks held very firmly consid. erfng the high call money rate. but the paramount factor was money. oth CT developments having little effect. In the early afternoon call money rose sharply to s& per cent but later re acted to 6 per cent 1t tho close. The rumor was rather persisteat during the last hour that treasury relief meas ures would be made public after the close and this was attributed to tbe rally sn the late trading in which Reading was the strongest feature.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-06
NEW OFFICIALS FOR
 ARIZONA COMMERCIAL

Charles Gorenson, who has been in the employ of the Old Dominion com pany for several years past, has ac- cepted the position of mine superin- tendent for the Arizona Commercial Copper company, taking the position
 vacated by the resignation of Pat Rose,
 Mir. Rose retiring from the service of
 the company the first of the month.
 Mr. Gorenson is a capable mining man and will be valuable addition to Su- |perintendent Shells staff.
 Superintendent Shell anouces that |G. F. Carr, formerly a engineer in the employ of the Old Dominion and now lin Mexico. has been secured to take ,the place of Howard Wayne, assistant Superintendent of the company, who has resigned to take effect when his successor arrives Mr. Carr is ex- pected in a few days. MT. Wayne will | go into the engineering business with former Superintendent W. s. Sultan.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-06

TIcson-After a quarter of cen- tury of toll in the mountains prospect ing and working claims, fortune has smiled on Tom Haley and Bill Soul fren.
 They have just succeeded in selling their property near Kelvin ip Pinai county for sl25.0oo.
 The purchasers are New York capii 'talists whose names are net given. The transaction was made through c. L. Shaw of Casa Grande for the New York parties. A goodly sum was put up as first payment when the deal was closed.
 Haley and Souffren are well known here. They have been prospecting
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-06

Dec. 5, 1906.-There has been no recovery in coppers today as that of yesterday and today are noted principally .ss Sal. & Ariz.. Central, Sup. x Pitts. and Greene. High money com bined with an eagerness on the part of large numbers of trad CTS to realize handsome profits has worked havoc with prices, and until some remedy is ap- piled, particularly to the money stress, not a great deal of im- provement can be expected. However, such a severe setback d sthat of yesterday and today can not endure very long. The exceptions on the boards today are Globe, Black Mtn.. and F.. Butte. These stocks are strong in spite of the weakness in the remainder. Vol. & Ariz. also is very firm and likely to cause a few surprises very soon. That sixteen feet of ore has been gone through by the diamond drill has been confirmed to the officials of the company at Cal umet. and there is a good de mand for the stock from that end. The remainder of the list varies little as to prices though there is some activity in spots.
 Closing ouofatioue.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-06
MINERS MAKE B|G SALE |A. FINAL

and mining for more than 2s years. With the patience that is characteris- tic of prospectors they have toiled along and lived a lonely life in the mountains year after year. The prop erty which has just been sold was To- cated by Haley and Souffren more than 20 years ago. They have been working along gradually developing 1t during all the years as much as their means would allow.
 There are 16 claims in the group and the mine is a lead property. It is To- cated in the Mineral Creek mining dis trict.s Experts who were on the prop erty pronounced it one of the most promising in Southern Arizona.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-06

gAI1r LAKE. Dec 6.-Reports of " Cumberland were absolutely false. ED nrD 1n mine.
 DU0AN q BRYAN-Regular divi- GmA on Shelter. Mohawk declared e Uvsosaa.
 T e now officially announced that = government viii give their esti-
 - of crop at IF o'clock Monday and ] - eeRncrs' report at 3 D. ID. on Mon
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-06
]. c. PRfTcHARD,
 Broker, Phone f26. cunniaoham-Robireon Block.


 c. ( A. dropped twenty points in thirty-six hours to $165. and Cananea Central selling at 334. were features of the market that fairly took away the breath of some of the holders of these stocks today, and the close of He market shows a general decline all along the list, with Warren, Globe and American the only exception, showing that these are very near rock-bottom at present prices. Wolverine & Arizona is in demand locally and in the east as well, $3.50 failing to bring 1t out. The interest in the Empire State still con tinues. Superior & Boston, new notation Is quoted at $2-75. those that desire to invest should take advantage of the present break in prices to get their choice.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-06
". G. RICE IN GLOBE.

Globe on Sunday evening Iask and is there on business connected with the organization of Superior & Boston company, a new fiotation which is re- Pcpted to have secured valuable min ing ground in the Globe district.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-06
MARKET GOSSIP.
Special Wire to Duey & Overloc

Special Wire to Duey & Overlock-1
 BOSTON Dec. 5.-The phenomenal strength of the metal market just about offsets the extremely high money market which for most part held well through the session today. Money ruled all day at 10 to 35 per cent with 10 to 20 per cent to carry stocks over night. We do not see how this condition can continue long with out causing heavy liquidation and a sharp break in stocks.
 The Arcadian games go merrily on and it must be apparent that the man ipulators who put the stock to fifteen are getting out as fast as they can. All the Cole and Ryan stocks held vel and appear to have good support. The buying of Centennial. which has been so noticeable recently stopped today and the stock broke 1-2 points. We earnestly advise everyone to take
 profits at this level and wait until ths financial situation becomes clearer. GATES-There Is sure good buying in Atchison today.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-06

SALT LAKE, Dec. 5.-On the 3rd level of the Newbouse mine, in an en- tirely new part of the property. . big body of five per cent ore has just been encountered ( Co.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-06
H~"0o ~ .oHnson M,nes

Epes Randolph and associates have bought . group adjofning tho property of the ArizonA ( Michigan Develop. meut company. It is rumored that they are also neeotiating for the Pea hr,<fv uu5nS
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-06

"Ail jokes nowadays are made
 about drunken folks. burglars. or
 lmothers-inlaw." says pr. Thompson, Ithe English critic. He can get him iself in trouble by telling which class , Cleveland. ccclcfsl.er Sn4 Co..StccA are iR
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-06
NEW OFFICIALS APPOINTED
 AT GLOBE
Production of Old Dominion For November Was 3,l40,- Pounds-First Payment to 6. & A. D. Co.

elobe-The production of the Old Dominim Copper Mining & Smeiung company for November was 3,l4S, ,Ouo pounds of blister copper, somewhat less than the October output of the smelter. but a larger proportion or it was the product of the companys $ own mises, shipments of sulphide and matte from outside sources having been considerably lessened. The com pany's principal mine has shown steady Improvement. particularly on the thirteenth and fourteenth levels, where the suIphide ore bodies are opening up well.
 Plans for enlarging the smelting plant by the addition of large blast furnace are well under way, but it will be some months yet before they are installed.
 A meeting of the full board of di- restors of the Globe & Arizona Devel- upnients company was held at the Do miaion hotel last night, "a which was present w. c. Rice. secretary anG treasurer of the Superior & Boston Mining company. which is to take oyer the development company's property and an adjoining group of claims. The action of Joseph E. Saint and Henry V. Sneii transferring tbeir own option on the Globe & Arizona property tc MT. Rice ss trustee for the purchasing company was ratified. The first pay ment oi sS2-000. being lO pei cent oi the purchase price, wilf De made to the Globe & Arizona Development com psly today at the Gila Valley bank.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-06
LONDON MARKET LETTER

Especial Wire to Duey & Overlook ) LONDON, Dec. 5.-Copper closed Spet, f1o2 15S.; Futures, f1o3, 15S. Market steady.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-06

There is rumor that Secrets~
 Shaw will announce some relief meas ure after the close today.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-06

RENO. Dec. 5.-Salt Lake has heard nothing of fire in Cumberland Ely mine.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-06
TIE sIsBEt DAILY REVIEW BBEE
TIMING SHELTERS MAPkETS
PritChard Hagen & Co.
:. BrrkerS ard Promoters.

Trent Rooma, New Teiephons Bidp., Phone 135, Bisbee, Ariz. The handling Of "eonanza Circle" and other Curb stocks, on commissien,. OUR sPE- clAlTT.
 Quotations by wire come to our office "every little while" during brokerage hours direct from Calumet, Miehioan-ths HUB of the Bonanza Circle Companies.
The bee., 1906-12-20
Sure Cure for Drink.

There is but one sure cure for the
drinking disease or habit, and that
is the simplest of all. The cure con-
sists in eating fruits. That will cure
the worst case of InebrIety that ever
afflicted person. 1t will entirely
destroy the taste for intoxicants aud
will make the drunkard return to
the thoughts and tastes of his child
hood. No person ever saw a man or
woman who liked fruit and who had
an appetite for drink. No person
ever saw man or woman with an
appetite for drink who liked fruit.
The two tastes are at deadly enmity
with each other, and, there is no
room for both of them in the same
human constitution. One will sure
ly destroy the other.-Ex.
The bee., 1906-12-20
HECLA NEWS.

Mr.. Claude Borders has moved his
family up to darlington.
Mrs. Eliza Favors has returned
from a visit to Providence.
Mr.. Ed Alston was the guest Of
Mrs. Mamie Spencer last Sunday.
Rev. S. n. Crockett held servicesS
atthe Hecla church on Sunday az
ternoon.
Mr.. G.. Meinkoth, of Trenton, or
Trenton, Ill is visiting Mrs. Jno.
Jennings.
Messrs. Chas. and Jno. Wicks, OF
Nortonville, visited Mr.. and Mrs.
A. j. Wilson last Sunday.
Mrs. Andrew Brown left Monday
for Poteau, I. T. She goes to join
her husband who has been there for
the past few months.
The Hecla School Will have an
entertainment and Christmas tree
OH the evening of the 24th. Exer-
cises Will begin promptly at 7:30
p. m. All are cordially invited tc.
attend. n
The bee., 1906-12-20
LIES "scAREcRows."

Once on time q farmer made
A scarecrow, fierce and hight
A sparrow, lighting near it, saff
ut looks so cozy, L
Believe ills the very best
OF hooks wherein to build pest"
And so he went to work, andsoon
A pretty home had madeU
And by-and-by his charrniVg mate
-Four cunning eggs had Mid:
And from that happy nest one day
Six gleeful birds flew far away.
But ere they went the old bird said
my children, all through life
Remember what you think of this
Or that brings peace or strife;
And even scarecrows JOY may brinf
If one knows how to view thing
Nixon Waterman, In Woman'i
Home Companion.
The bee., 1906-12-20
Norfolk. Would It be unreason.

Norfolk. Would it be unreason-
able to suppose that Tom Moore,
who wrote a beautiful poem
on the Shamrock, from which
the quotation at the head of
this article is taken, was the
man who planted the seed?
"1'he poet OF all circles and
the idol Of his own" was twice
in Norfolk during the years 1903
4. He wrote some of his best
poetry in that'city, particularly
IA Ballad on the Lake of the
Dismal Swamp
When these visits were made
the fate of his friends, Lord Ed
ward Fitzgerald and Robert EN-
met was keenly fresh in his
memory. He subsequently, i'm
mortalized both these heroes,
the one in poesy, the other in
biography. 1t is quite probable,
therefore, that Moore, on leav-
ing Ireland for his American
tour, brought the seed of the
cherished plant along with him
with the resolve of giving il
nurture in the free soil of Vir-
ginia.
But however it came hither
the fact is established that in
proximity to the jamestown Ex-
position grounds
A type that blends
Three godlike friends
Love, Valor. Wit forever
May be found IN flourishing yer
dancy.
The bee., 1906-12-20
A snnta c,nna rarrx.

AS the once popular donkey part
no longer holds forth for novelty, here
Is something new--a Santa Claus party.
Take an old sheet and paint or draw on
1t Santa Claus. Have q number of
red caps cut from medium weight water
color paper and distributed among the
guests. Taking turns, let each one be
bllndfolded and, walking toward the
shseeet, try to place the cap on Santa's
head. The person succeeding is the
winner and receives the prize of toy
Santa Claus. The two who also come
tine nearest might be given prizes Of
feindeers.-- Bee Hive.
The bee., 1906-12-20
cold ssoraae IN Labracor.

A bucket of potatoes, ito be eaten
out OF three times day" is a not un-
common prescription to. supply rom
our dispensary. We have great
trouble to keep enough, says DR.. w. nj
Greenfell in Boston Transcript.
Often bit of fresh beef is easicf
to give, for we kill cur oxen in tke|
fall and cut them into joints. Then
we fill our old barrels with clear
water and drop in the beef. II
promptly freezes solid and is pre-
served at least from December to
July.
/ was much amused to notice that
some rats had singled out in the store
one of these barrels for attack. After
patiently gnawing through the wood
they came down to the block ice, but
In many nights working they had
got very little "forrader."
The bee., 1906-12-20
The Jamestown Exposition and Erin

(By James Boyle.)
''The chosen leaf of bard and chief
Old Erin's native Shamrock"
This dear little plant around
which cluster the memories and
the hopes of valiant race will
contribute its aid to the interest
that will center in the James
town Ter Centennial Exposition.
The late Patrick Sarsfield Gill
more was won't to boast that the
best proof that the race to which
he belonged was a musical peo-
pie is to be found in the fact
that the harp, that most ex-
cuisite of stringed instruments,
was their emblem. The genial
bandmaster might have pressed
his argument further by claim
ing for them a discreet taste in
botany.
But the shamrock, like the
sons and daughters of Erin, has
taken root in other soil than that
to which it was indigenous. On
the 2Oth of October of the
present year gentleman of
Norfolk, on the way to his place
of business, espied sprour OF
Erin's plant growing along the
footwa!k. He plucked it and
brought it into a newspaper Of
flee where it caused genuine
surprise to the botanist.
1t is a real species of the three
leafed shamrock, the same in
strumeDt by which tradition as
serts, ST. Patrick proved to the
Ardrigh of Erin the compatabil-
ity with reason of the Most Holy
Trinity.
The genus clover is commcr
to the world, but the three leaf
ed species is rarity and it il
quite certain that some ardenr
son of Erin planted the seed il
The bee., 1906-12-20

While dong some shopping in one
of our grocery stores last evening we
chanced to hear little boy ask his
father who that man was buying
the beans. THAT is our editor, T"
said the father. "What do editors
live on?" asked the inquisitive little
urchin. why do you ask that
question: said the lndulgent father.
Because / heard you say you had
taken the home paper for three years
and never paid cent for it," To
save the father embarrassment we
left the store. but it is safe to pre-
dict that the child got spanked when
the father got him home.--EX.
The bee., 1906-12-20
Newspaper Advertising Best.

At a recent meeting of the Retail
Mercha ants Association in Rich
mond. Va, the association passed a
resolution practically restricting ad-
vertising to newspapers. This meth
cd is adopted by associations thru
out rhe United States and is a great
saving to merchants. who are con-
tinually solicited to subscribe tor so
much so-called advertising which is
of no commercial value.
Advertising In the periodical
press, and especially in the newspa-
per, has a great advantage over any
otksr kind of advertising, for rea-
sons pat may be easily understood
Intbs Rrst place the newspaper at
fords wnaer and prompter publicity
and morA. effective distribution
of the advertising information than
any other means iat could possibly
be employed. TIE. daily paper goes
into many thousands Of homes ev-
cry day and Is resc by many more
thousands Of people. In the news
paper the advertiserH can bring his
name and his wants Nor bargains to
the attention of tito asands when
they have the time and disposition
to give a deliberate and undisturbed
attention and consideration TO what
IS presented TO them i'm the columns
Of the journal.
The bee., 1906-12-20
A strangeIy wroueht ReunIon.

Strangely Wrought Reunion.
A joyful Christmas celebration in the
home OF Adolph Gebhardt of Lincoln,
Neb., over the return of long lost
brother was brought about through the
medium of a moving picture exhibit
ton. Adolph was watching the enter
tai,ment one night when he was struck
by the strange familiarity of one of the
figures. He returned second and a
third night before he was able to recog.
nize the features, and then he startled
the spectators by shouting, 1T is
George; it is Georgev' 1t was learned
that George was an actor in a New
York theater kilograms passed, and
George arrived in Lincoln on Christ
mas day. They had not seen each 9TH
er for nearly ten years.
The bee., 1906-12-20
Cbrfstmu. Tn the soutb

In the south Christmas is celebrated
.s we observe Fourth of July. The
presents may be of the most. mex
,ensive character, but there will be a
bountiful supply of firecrackers, torpe-
ioes and roman candles, not forgetting
ilc hin horn, which begins to toot on
Christmas eve and continues till mid
light of Dec 25. The cry of Christ
mas giftv' resounds. and never once
ioes one hear "Merry Christmas"-
Chicago Record Herald.
The bee., 1906-12-20

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A. G. M. Williams, Navasota, Tex,
writes:
Il have used Snow LIniment for
sprained ankle and il gave the best
of satisfaction. l always keep. It in
the house.
Sold by ST. Bernard Drug Store.