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Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-08
THANKED BY HEINzE !i!l|
Cananea Copper Magnate's Old Enemies Are Said to
 Be on His Trail.
MINING ENGINEERS
 LOOK FOR PROPERTIES.


 Judging by the press reports in the states another war on Chihuahua s hest friend. W. c. Greene. is now i'm minent says the Chihuahua Enter prise. This time the fight on Greene does not come from Amalgamated Copper. which is nothing but Stan dard Oil. alone but Heinze and Anal. gamated.
 The newspapers from the states say that now Heinze has forced Anal gamated to make peace with him, the combined forces of everything that IS evil will begin the onslaught on the good man who has made Mexico the second copper producer on the face of the earth. Greene has stood on for seven years past the Standard Oil gang, but now these reports say that he has to face the same gang with the addition of the man whom Tom Law son dubs the galvanized Jew" which means that Heinze is ashamed to own bis race-a race which no man need 6e senssfned to own.
 The following is the substance of the press reports:
 During the last two months two mining engineers, E. f. Mathewson, an Amalgamated engineer from Ana. conda, Montana, and c. F. Kelley, of Heipze Montana Ore Purchasing Com pany. have been unferry syapping q number of prppe .ties in Chihuahua a1a Sonora, making exhaustive inquiries into the veins already opened and in- vestsEsting the price asked for the holdings. They refused to make any statements as to the object or pur- pose of their investigations.
 Col. Greene's immense Mexican holdings are an appetiZing morsel to the Amalgamated, and we'll worth fighting for. They are so immense that the cupidity of the Amalgamated crowd could have been aroused to the fighting point long ago if their hands had not been tied by the Heinze and Lawson fights Now that the one has joined the outfit, while the other is slowly sinking back into oblivon, the Standard Oil ffnanciers have the op- portunity to turn upon their ally who helped them in their defense against Lawson. Conscientious scruples will not deter them from the attack, even upon friend and ally. when victory would deliver over to them the domi- nant interest in the worlds greatest copper mines.
 Tt may be taken for granted that Col Greene will resist any attack to the utmost, and his position is so strong that no other foe than the one representing the greatest aggregation of capital on the globe would venture upon the undertaking. Heinze has shown what a resourceful man can ac, complish, and Greene is immeasura. bly stronger than Heinze ever was"
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-08
THE MINING OUTLOOK
 AT DOS cA5EZAs.

George IT. Wilson. manager of the Sterling Copper properties in the Dos Cabezas district. was in this week and reported general activity in his sec ton, says the Tucson Star. Good feel ing prevails there on account of the excellent results attending the deyel- opment of the various copper proper ties.
 The Western Mlnin5 Company, which some time ago made cash pur- chases of the Batchelder group and other copper bearing claims, is push ing development rapidly with force of about fifty men, and are meeting with success by encountering high grade shipping ore in the various workings. and regular shipments are being made to the Fl Paso smelter.s
 w. T. Cooper is working good force on the Summit mines. with: very encouraging results.
 The Sterling Copper Company has 700 acres adjoining the Summit mine on the east. A great future is pre- dicted for the Dos Cabezas range
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-08
ASSOCIATIONS TO BE REcoG. NEED IN MATTER OF lEAs-
 ING THE RESERVES.

Notice has been received by the for est rangers from Chief Forester Pin chot at Washington that cattlemen's associations are to have recognition in the matter Of leasing reserves for grazing on a, forest reserve. it may ap- point committee which may appear before the forest supervisor and be heard as to the number of head of stock to be allowed for the year, or the division of the range between the owners of different kinds of stock.'dr for the adoption of special rales to meet local conditions.
 It is stated that the purpose of this regulation is to give cattlemen notice of contemplated action affecting their interests and to allow them to confer with the forest supervisors before fin- al action is taken regarding general grazing matters Unless the recon mendation of the advisory committee is in conflict with government regula- tions. they are to have favorable con sideration.
 Live stock associations which de- sire to take advantage of the new reg ulatioD must file an application with the forest supervisor. The advisory committee must have not more than five members, and the action of ma jority of the committee shall be bind ing. Cattlemen are much pleased with the new regulation.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-08
[RADE IN CONSOLIDATED
Was in Good Demand During Entire Day, With Very
 Little Offered.
HeLvETIA CONTINUES
 TO BE GOOD BUY.
fBy Frank ). Graf. :,


 BiSBEE, June 7.-The chief feat ure in today's market was Consoli- dated. There had been good demand the entire day, but very little or no stock had been offered although there was some offered at $19.75, but bid. ders thought this little high. Ameri- can toward the close had a little set back, and was offered in small lots at $1S.25. Denn-Arizona holds well around the s19.00 figure. with few trades being made. Black Mountain has been in good demand at s10, with none coming out at these figures. Hell yetia has been in good demand at $5.50 to $e.o0. with very little coming out at these figures. We think that there is good chance for an advance in this stock. but if you are under the impression that this stock is going to SIC In two weeks time don't buy it. Its not very likely that this will occur, but there is doubt that if held for a reasonable length of time that you are reasonably assured of making good profit.
 North Butte took on an advance of $1.0c, and closed at the high point We understand that consolidation is going through with flying colors. Get in the band wagon and help 1t along. y won't do you any good to stay out.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-08
OLD DOMINION #
 PRODUCTION IN MAY

Old Dominion copper production for May will be between 3,250000 and B. 500,000 pounds.
 There are now over coo men em- ployed underground at the Old Domin- lon mines on three shifts and many more are employed upon surface work.
 The new pump on the 10th level is running to full capacity and the old pumps have been overhauled.
 The 14th level is now being cleaned up and the search for the sulphide ores on this level will be resumed within a week.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-08
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Estate of Joseph T. Royies, deceased.

Notice is hereby given by the un- dersigned Executrix of the last Will and Testament of Joseph T. Broyles, deceased, to the creditors of and all persons having claims against the said deceased, to exhibit them, with the necessary vouchers, within ten months after first publication of this notice to the said Executrix at the office of Wm. B. Cleary. Attorney at law. Muheim Building in Bisbee, the same being the place for the trans action of business of said estate. in said county of Cochise.
 MRS. FANNIE BROYLES, Executrix of the last Will and Testa-
 ment of Joseph T. Broyles, de ceased. First publication June :. 1906.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-08
HAS FULL CONFIDENCE
 IN GREENE CONSOLIDATED

In respect to reports of dissensions in the Greene Consolidated board. it may be said that there Is difference of opinion in the board as to the wis dom of the purchase of the Greene timber lands. ExGover Woodbury of Vermont who Is himself lumber
 man and has been-over the timber property bought. endorses the pur- chase ss one adding value to Greene Co. e.ock
 Two other directors who have been tslked of in rumor as likely 10 resign deny the report. and one in Boston. who has been credited with being a large seller of the stock. says: 'T do not think the-e will be any change in the Greene board. The only criti- cism I can make concerling ;he Greene timber purchase IS that We would have like. more time 10 con slider the matter.
 .'I am today the owner of several thousand shares of Greene stock and a great believer in the property. Some of my associates have been selling Greene stock and buying Osceoia. Ttey have been doing the same also with AmelgamateG because Osceola or it's earnings and dividend prospects look cheaper than either Greene or Amalgamated>
 "The Greene copper proposition Is one of the biggest in the world. and tune must demonstrate this
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-08
WILL BE TREATED AT COPPER QUEEN SMElTER.-FiRST
 SHIPMENT TODAY.

DOUGLAS, June T-(Special.;-
 Three cars of gold and silver ore passed through the custom house yes terday from the Fl Tigre mine. on Its way to the Copper Queen smelter.
 This is the first shipment that has been made here, all of the ore former ly being sent to the smelter- in Fl Paso.
 Notwithstanding the fact that the Copper Queen smelter does not save the lead in the ore, the returns to the Fl Tigre company will be larger than from the Fl Paso smelter.
 It is the intention of the Fl Tigre people to ship all their ore hereafter to the Copper Queen smeiter here.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-08
CALUMET & HECLA
 IS BUYING GROUND

Calumet & Hecia has closed a eondi- t.onal deal for the purchase of the Sheldon estate and the St. Mary's Canal Cos lands lying south of the Metalline and Tecumseh, and tra- .versed by the Kearsage vein, which will be promptly investigated. Favor able developments at Tecumseh di- rected attention to these tracts.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-08
MINING MEN IA
 cocHIsE COUNTY.

Fred Hoar. manager of the Chirica- kua Development Company. and s. B. Kaufman. of Houghton. Mich. presi- dent of the same company. were in the city this morning on their return to Paradise from the Dragoon mot .- taiSs. where they went to bond 9 mine. Mr. Hoar has received his new auto mobile. which he now uses between Rodeo and Paradise.-Internatio
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-08
Probate Orders and sults.-order.

Probate Orders and Suits.-0rder of sale of personal property. estate of Antonio Grijalba, deceased: adminis- trator ordered to sell shares of Tue son Building and Loan association, series 13. certificate 863.
 Chas. Bucknias vs. Nicholas Lopo- zich ct al. debtof s133 for liquor. case No. 4242; AaS Orpila. 4attorney for plaintiff
 John J. Newell vs Edward N. Buck. debt of s350 on chattel mortgage on type. etc. in Naco Budget: case No. plaintiff
 case No. 4244: J. F. Morrison attorney for plaintiff: asks judgment for ss96.71 and costs.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-08
MANY NEW COMPANIES ORGANIZED IN MAY

The total authorized capitalization of new companies incorporated during May was $195, 5,930. .990, to which the eastern states contributed s135. 300. 900 in concerns having s1 ,00O. 600 or more. as compared with s239.25o. .000 in May of last year. decrease of S103.5s0,- ; 0ee Compared with April the decrease is $9G, 900. Fora five months of 1906. the grand total represented 4y charters taken out in New York. New Jersey, Maine q Massachusetts, snd Delaware. for s1 ,000. 900 or over. was q .0s7. .349.00o. against sss6,s5e.ti, for 1905.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-08
Risbec School Teachers Depart

Bisbec School Teachers Depart.-A happy party of young lady school teachers passed through Douglas this morning from Bisbee en route to the east, to spend their summer vacations. The party included Misses Jones, Per kins, Philips, who are returning to their homes in Emporia, Kansas; Miss Barber. of Chicago; the Misses liar mon, of Kansas City, and Miss Malem, of Chicago. The young ladies will re- turn to Bisbee in August for another school year.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-08
PRlTcHARD, HAGEN 6 co,
 Brokers and Promoters.

Front Rooms, New Telephone Blds., Phone 135, eisbee, Ark. The handling of Bonanza 2 Circle" and other Curb stocks, 2 On commission, OUR sPE- 2 clALTY.
 s Quotations by wire come to 2 our offices 'every little whilen 2 during brokerage hours direct E from Calumet, Michigan--the 2 HUB of the Bonanza Circle 2 Companies.
 ]. ft June G, lsoG. z Trading in "Bonanza
 r Cons" the Feature.
 F June !. 1906. ? Hancock Cons. Go. 2 A New Cole Property.
 ? While there has been little p change in prices today. the Bo- ? nanza Circle stocks and other y curbs on our boards retain their strength and the trading 2 locally is active, with the pros s poets bright for a continuance : for some time longer and grad i. ually improving prices. 2 There being many inquiries 2 regarding the new Cole organ 2 ization in Michigan, we give the following information re- : garding same: Name, Hancock 2 Consolidated Mia. Co.,; owns < sG0 acres mineral land located : south and, west of Quincy Min s ing Co.'S property, Houghron, s county, Michigan; capital, 200,- 2 900 shares; par value, s25: 1o0.- 2 GOO shares issued; 100000 re-
 2 maining in treasury. principal 2 stockholders are Messrs. Cole 2 and Ryan, and St. Mary's Canal 2 Co.,: subscription selling price of shares was s10 and the 100,- 3 900 shares issued was greatly i, oversubscribed. The Quincy. 2 Min. Co.'S ground adjoining the property of the new company 3 contains some of the richest 2 mines in Northern Michigan. and the company is one of the : best dividend payers in that z section. ? Today We received direct in ? formation from the Cananea- ?. Duluth property to the effect 2 that to date the company has 2 showing of more than forty 2 five feet of soliG ere that will P yield better than 15 per cent. ? copper, also carrying small gold ? and silver values. The shaft E has gone through this distance 7 Of solid ore and the last blasts , made before the information
 ? was sent us disclosed consid- 2 erablc bright native copper. . mixed in with the mineral. 7 The company is going 10 con 7 tinue sinking until it has gone ? completely throussn the ore ? and it Is probable that a much
 ? greater distance will be reach
 : ed before the good looking P truck gives out. We have some 2 of the samples which va'e
 e taken from the bottom of the
 ? shaft yesterday. and those in ?. terested can examine them by ? calling at our offices. The ? trouble at Csnanea has not In
 ?. the least infected the opera F ations at the property. and
 2 everything has been going alon 2 ' smoothly ever since work com
 7 menced a number of months ' ago.
 7 Below we give closing quota
 P tions for today:
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-08
MODERATE PROFITS
 t.. - ARE IN ORDER.
Especial to Review.D

NEW YORK. June 7.-The market closed irregular, losing some Df its early strength. but on the whole the tone is not at all bad.
 London prices stimulated fhe nar- ket at the opening, but 1t seems as if the advance in the grain list inter fered somewhat with bullish manipu- lation of stocks. The character of the market seems to be builish For the time being. would be content with moderate profits on eacn side.
 Sales s42.400. Money closed at 2 1-2 to 3 per cent.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-08

Back to Printing Buslress.--L R. sAllen, a member or the city councfr or Bisbee, was "a passenger on the train 2 to Fl Paso this morning, en route to Las Vegas. New Mexico. MT. Allen expects to be absent for ten days, and upon his return will be associated in the job printing business in the Re view office.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-08

Has Big contract.-Iri N. Kinsey. formerly with the C. & A. smeiter in this city, is here looking after his con tract for all of the silica used at the smelter, and he is now shipping hun dred tons of siiicious ores from Globe daily. RE ~
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-08

Chicago meat packers agree to make any changes fin their plants that an unbiased government commission may recommend At the consumers ex- pense no doubt.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-08

Sheriff Hunt passed through town this afternoon on his way home from Paradise and Rodeo. where he has been summonins witnesses.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-08

If the parents Of girl want her to marry certain young man all they have to do is pretend that they have no earthly use for him. ...
Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-08

G. W. Delavan returned from Ha- chita last evening. where he has been in the employ of the Southwestern.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1906-12-21
Musicale and Thimble Party

A most charming musicale and thin
bic party was given yesterday after
noon by Mrs. Francis Josephine
Holmes of 1903 Cordova street for a
large group Of this seasons most pop"
ular brides.
Mrs Robert Wankowski, Miss Maud
Elizabeth Richards and Miss Ethel
Hawks rendered several delightful
vocal solos. In the dining room, where
refreshments were served, tulle ribbons
formed a canopy over the table and
holly and Christmas bells were charm
ingly arranged. A large red Christmas
bell hung from the chandelier In the
living room and the scheme was further
carried out by the use of red ribbon
and Christmas tree foliage. Through
the rest of the house violets were at
tractively arranged.
Among the guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
Francis Murphy, Mesdames Francis B.
Sherwood, Joseph B. Vandergrift.
Robert Wankowski, L. J. G. Spruance
Frank Werner, Walter Tyler, w. w. D.
Turner, Edward l.. Doheny, Joseph
Bumiller, Blaisdell, Waylapd Trask
Samue. Wadsworth, Schenck, Lewis
Clark Carlisle, Edwin T. Earl, c. F.
Noyes, M. P. Snyder, Harry Warner,
]. H. DAVIDSON, Alexander Davidson,
Davis, Frank B. Hudson, ]. j. Still,
Owen Sweet, Baker Sharp, Kuyken-
dali, Fran: Dewitt Talmage, Gal
braith, w. j. Variel, Powell Samuel
Faroat, G. Alexander Bobrick, C. F.
Byington, F. V. Clarkson, j. M. Davies,
Russell, Signor, Smith; Misses Ethel
Hawks. Janet Hopkins, Olive Trask
and Helen Holmes.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1906-12-21
COMES TO VISIT;
TARRIES To WE'D
S0UTHERNER WILL CLAIM LOS
ANGELES BRIDE
Romance to Be Revealed at Hearts
Party to BE Given by Mrs.
Walter Wren This
Afternoon

A pretty romance involving one of
Los Angeles popular daughters and a
handsome young southerner who came
here from Kentucky will be unfolded
today to the friends of the young
woman at a hearts party to be given
by Mrs. Walter j. Wren and Miss Ethel
Graham of 1881 Ingraham street.
The girl in the case is Miss Florence
Whelan, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Weldon d. Whelan of 94S Thirtieth
street, and the southerner who came to
tarry but little while, but remained
at the bidding Of Cupid, is A. Lincoln
Maxwell.
Mr.. Maxwell was travelling on the
Pacific coast when he met Miss Whelan.
He had intended to pass only a brief
time in Los Angeles, but that was
nearly year ago, and each month he
has determined to linger longer, until
now he has decided to adopt one of the
citys daughters and the city as well.
The wedding will take place the latter
part of January or the first of February
in Christ Episcopal church. 1t will be
very quiet ceremony and only rela-
tives and intimate friends will be pres
ent. Miss Whelan will wear her travel
ing gown of gray, and there will be
no attendants.
The bride-to-be is charter member
of the Students Musical club, which
was formed six years ago. There are
only four charter members left, and
| the hosteSSes are two of them, while
Miss Alice Atwell, to be one of the aft
ernoon's guests, is the fourth.
Miss Whelan socially promises to be
one of the most popular of matrons, as
she has been one of the most popular of
maids.
She is a clever and versatile girl,
whether in the drawing room or in the
many out of door sports at which she
is an adept.
With the pencil and brush she is espe-
cially clever, and many of her friends
are the possessors of beautiful speci-
mems of her china work. Many have
laid siege to all these accomplishments
accompanying the yonug woman's hand,
but the engagement comes as sur
prise to her friends.
Mr., Markwell is manager of the Pa
cific Securities and Realty company,
and in the brief time he has been here
has won q firm place iii business
circles.
A beautiful bungalow is almost COM
pleted at 2040 West Twenty-seventh
street, and this is to be a gift to the
bride from her father.
The announcement will probably be
the signal for several delightful affairs
in her honor.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1906-12-21

delightfully."- entertained recently by Mr..
and Mrs. Hugh Pugh Of $50 Croker
street in honor Of the eighteenth BIRTH
day anniversary of their daughter, Miss
Katharine Pugh. During the evening
Miss Hannah Lewis presented to Miss
Pugh on behalf of the guests q finely
bound Bible. Games and music were
enjoyed during the evening and re-
freshments were served. The guests in
cluded Misses Geta Issac, Margaret
Jones, Hannah James, Mary Jones,
Maggie Jones, Katherine Evans Lucy
Davies Edith Couch, Annie Terry
Margaret Gray, Edith Jones, Hannah
Lewis; Messrs Emery owen, Ed Davies
Reese James, Hugh Hughes, Arthur L.
Williams, Morris Williams, Joseph
Kelly, Elved Jones, David Jones, hurry
Stewart, Richard Hughes, Alfred Jones,
Owen Davies and William p. Williams.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1906-12-21
welded UNDER
BEAUTY BOWER
WRITER'S FAlREST DAUGH-
TER A BRIDE
Miss Helen Edna Yale and John
Phoenix Moore Are Married with
Pretty Ceremony at
Country Home

A pretty and interesting ceremony
which was solemnized last evening in
Whittier at the brides home was that Of
Miss Helen Edna Yale, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs A. Edward Yale, and John
Phoenix Moore, both of Whittier.
Rev Mr. Burrows officiated and
there were no attendants. The bride
was becomingly gowned in her travel
ing costume of cadet blue silk and car
ried a large bouquet of Mamon Cochet
roses. A dainty spray of orange BIOS
SONS was fastened in her hair.
Only the immediate relatives and
most intimate friends were present,
and among those were Mr.. and Mrs.
Yale, Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Emory, pa
rents of the bridegroom; Mrs. Frank B.
Wolfe and Mrs. II, Il. Cheney.
Mrs. Yale wore a handsome black and
white silk gown and Mrs. Emory wore
blue silk. Mrs. Wolfe was handsomely
gowned in pale gray crepe de chine.
The decorations, which were in per-
feet harmony in color and arrangement
with the furnishings of the house, were
beautiful
All the rooms opened off a large re-
ceptlon hall and over each of the dou-
BILE doorways is the art nouveau grille
work through which was interlaced pink
roses and smilax in a charming ar
rangement. through the rooms were
large vases filled with long stemmed
pink and ecru roses and in the dining
room, where a wedding supper was
served after the ceremony, Liberty
roses in two large bowls as a CENTER
piece, formed an effective decorative
scheme.
Mr.. Moore has purchased a cosy home
for his bride on North Painter avenue,
Whittier, and after January l they will
be at home there to their friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moore had only been
engaged for a short time, but Cupid
proved persistent and last evening s
ceremony was the elimination of the
romance
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1906-12-21
Informa! Christmas Party

Students of the Dobinson school en-
tertained their friends Wednesday
evening with an informal Christmas
party Dancing and a hunt for stock
ings filed with sweets and present,
which were hid about the house, fur
nished the entertainment of the even
ing. After the gay search upstairs and
down the young people were served
with refreshments in the dining room
upstairs, which was decorated for the
occasion with greens and holly. Dane
ing concluded the evening.
School will be dismissed today to be
resumed on January 2.