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Danville intelligencer. [volume] (Danville, Pa.) 1859-1907, 1906-08-24
attractive
Church WEDDING

The First Baptist church yesterday
morning was the scene of very pretty
wedding when Miss Goldie Johnston
became the bride of Frederick Lewis.
The ceremony was performed by Kew.
John Sherman, pastor, at eight O'Clock
The church decorations were most
beautiful, in the scheme a profusion
of hydrangeas and rhododendrons be-
ing employed with charming effect.
The bride was attended by Miss Edith
Reed as maid of honor and Miss Pearl
Vastine as bridesmaid. The groom
was attended by Bonneville Johnston
brother of the BRIDE. and Benjamin
Rolston, OF Middietown, N. Y. Miss
Irene Super of Newport News, Va. :,
rendered the wedding march from Lob
engrin. The ushers were Roy Smith,
Harry Camp, Edward Aten and Clyde
Snyder. Beatrice and Carrie Blue,
little daughters of George Blue, were
flower girls
Following the ceremony wedding
reception was held at the home of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. M.
Johnston, Grand street. Among the
large number of guests the following
from out of town were present Mrs.
Frank Haas, Miss Eva Levers, Mrs.
John Cornelison, of Milton; Mrs. John
Super, Miss Irene Super. Newport
News, Va. Mrs. Daniel Hornberger,
Miss Bertha Persing, of Shamokin
George Blue, Bellefonte: Mr.. and Mrs
James Campbell, son and daughter,
Miss Mary Lawrence, Klinesgrove ;
Mr.. and Mrs Wilson Savidge, of Tur-
botville; Mr.. and Mrs. John Barry, of
Sunbury.
The bride il prominent among the
young people of the First Baptist
church and is popular and beloved.
The groom holds the position of tele-
graph operator at Grovania and has
made many friends during his resi-
dence of some three years in Danville.
The newly welded couple left on the
1919 d. l.. & W. train for a trip to
Mlddletown, N. Y. the groom's form
er home. Returning they will take up
their residence i'll Danville.
The bride was the recipient of n
large number of presents, covering the
usual wide range of useful and orna-
mental articles. There were large
quantities of silver and china ware,
cut glass, table linen, counterpanes, a
handsome rocking chair, table, pict-
ures, lamps, etc.
Danville intelligencer. [volume] (Danville, Pa.) 1859-1907, 1906-08-24
Big Potatoes.

Three very large potatoes were ex-
hibited at this Office yesterday. The
largest weighs one pound and two
ounces, while the others were nearly
as large. The big potatoes were raised
by Joseph Ritter, East Danville, who
has crop of fifty bushels grown on
one-eighth of an acre.
Danville intelligencer. [volume] (Danville, Pa.) 1859-1907, 1906-08-24
Repairing Bowling Alley.

Work was begun yesterday on the
repairing of Achenbach and Moore s
bowling alley for the coming fall and
winter Two men froc" the Brunswick
Bake. Collender company, of New York
City were at work yesterday putting
the alleys in fine shape. 1t is the in,
tention to start up on or as neal
after the first of September as posi-.
bla
Danville intelligencer. [volume] (Danville, Pa.) 1859-1907, 1906-08-24
The New Postal Card.

The new form of postal card, nearly
square, and printed in delicate blue,
is beginning to make its appearance.
1t bears an exact likeness of President
Grant. In form and appearance it is
decided improvement over the card
now in general use.
Danville intelligencer. [volume] (Danville, Pa.) 1859-1907, 1906-08-24
Broke Collar Bone.

Mrs. Andrew Krum, an aged resi-
dent of East Danville. had the misfor-
tune to fall as she was getting out of
bed Saturday morning, sustaining a
fracture of the collar bone.
Danville intelligencer. [volume] (Danville, Pa.) 1859-1907, 1906-08-24

The aerie of Eagles at Canonsburg
has purchased from the Ritchie estate
business building in Pike street.
The price paid wss SIS. 900 and after
being remodsled will be occupied as q
home by the local members of the ord
Danville intelligencer. [volume] (Danville, Pa.) 1859-1907, 1906-08-24

Providence is kindest to those who
look out for themselves.
Danville intelligencer. [volume] (Danville, Pa.) 1859-1907, 1906-08-24

The earth, solid as it seems, is at the
mercy of hidden forces.
Danville intelligencer. [volume] (Danville, Pa.) 1859-1907, 1906-08-24

The lover of outdoor life is now in
his glory. ........-...
Danville intelligencer. [volume] (Danville, Pa.) 1859-1907, 1906-08-24

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Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-01
COPPER LETTER.

(By Special Wire to Duey & Oyerlock)
 BOSTON, Oct. 31.-Tbe buying of North Butte this morning was the best seen for a long time and the stock recorded a new record high price Sl17.5. In the late dealings, however, it became soft and profit taking in North Butte caused re- action to s114.25. Election uncer- t?irtics tend to make the market cciCt and cratic for the time being, b.: copper stocks are holding remark ally well and the only activity we haze ia them now is on the up swing. Tie chances of Hearst being elected in New York seem to be improving end We notice a great deal of selling in the New York market. If Hearst should be elected i. would probably cause a good many of the frightened holders to throw their stock on the market but after a slight break short covering and support by the big men VII surely lift prices to high level. On any break between now and next Tuesday we would buy the good stocks ard would not be afraid if they should break to to points on a Democratic victory.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-01
NEW BUILDING FOR DOUGLAS.

Frank Watts let the contract yes terday to c. D. Parsons for the erec- tion of brick block on the northeast corner Of Eighth and c to be known as the Masonic block, the Masons hay ing taken a lease on the entire upper story of the block
 It will he built of brick, the front and side of the block being of red press ed brick. The dimensions of the new building will be 90 feet on c avenue and 75 feet deep and two stories in height It will have two store rooms on the ground floor and the upper story will be fitted up for lodge and club rooms fer the Masonic order.
 The contract price is s16.000. the building to be completed by March 15.
 This makes the ninth large building on G avepre for which contract has been let this year.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-01

There will shortly be meeting Of the board of directors of the Shattuck- Arizona. The palpitat!ng question be- fore that important body will be, smelter or no smelter. The local contingent who from every conceiva- ble standpoint are epre-emiently con versant with the situation, want a shelter. What the attitude of the remainder of the board will be, pre- cindes even prediction, but it is to be hoped that they will see their way clear to concur in the judgment of the men on the ground. This young giant in the mining field of the War ren district should not be dependent in the. matter of reduction facilities.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-01
THE cocHiSE.


 The Cochise is down Si5 feet and still sinking. They are drifting on the 320 level. They have 400 feet more to play on in the shaft before their case can be considered uncom- fortable. From all indications they will have reached the promised land" at 1000 feet.
 The close association of the Cochise with the Czar, the Holbrook and other lsading producers of the Copper Queen group practically precludes the possibility of failure. At the present there is nothing of consequence in sight. At corresponding depth the s0hlo eeuli he said If every important
 ac'ng shaft in the camp.
 c q . q | < ' < C . ( c C ; (, ' 2 reopIe. T. c. warrel is super;ntend- ent Of the mines.
 Mir. Holmes says he has been in Mexico for IS years ana he has never seen in this country such Q promising district. He considers it Q copper mating proposition as the necessary fluxes. sulphur, iron and lime are in tAc ores and veins.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-01
NEW COPPER DISTRICT
 COMING ID FRONT
With Railroad Facilities Tres Amegos in Chihuahua
 Will Be Producer.
(Chihuahua Enterprise.)

A. H. Holmes, a we'll known mining man. was here the first of the week from the new copper mining district of Guaynopa, thirty miles from san Pedro Springs, which point is to De the terminus of the Sierra Madre Land & Lumber company's railroad now be- ing built from Temosachic on the Chi huahua and Pacific railroad from this city. Mir. Holmes has been superin- tending the operations or the Tres Amigos Mining company in that camp and gave the following information Of what the three companies have and are doing in that most promising cop per camp.
 The Tres Amigos Mining company, B. L.. Cron general manager, is de veloping it's property by a tunnel on an immense vein ranging in width from 25 to 40 feet. The ore is being stacked up awaiting the completion of the railroad above mentioned. Mir. Holmes says the ores average per cent copper, half ounce gold and 4 ounces silver to the ton. The tunnel is in 130 feet.
 The Tres Amigos company IS com posed of people from Colonia Jlarez, this state. San Francisco, Calif-, and Seattle, Wash.
 The Guaynopa Mining company. of which MT. Rice, of Fl Paso, is general manager, and Howard Viedel, superin tendent, is sinking a winze in the tnn- mel On the old antigua Guayaopa mine The wing was down about 40 feet wita a pay streak two feet wide It is claimed that some of this ar Fl1s 2o00 ounces to the ton and fr. com 3any has already shipped some 5''.. ounce ore. This ore also carries aoct- values in copper and gold
 The Utah Mining comsaay, organizs ed under the laws of Arizona and cap itaIized at s3,000,500 gold. has a. tun- nel in over 100 feet with cross cuts. The body of ore cut is so feet wide and is considered the same body that is in the Tres Amigos company's property, is of the same class and grade, only running, so far, some better in gold.
 This company is composed of Doug las, Anzcna, Fl Paso and Los Angeles
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-01
STEEL NET EARNINGS
 s3S,14,624 QUARTER
Paine, Webber & Co. Say the Chances for Election of W. R, Hearst Are Improving.

NEW YORK, Oct. 3l.--American stocks in London today were mostly below parity.
 Steel comman sold off in London
 point on the quarterly state ment
 The steel statement shows the net earnings for the quarter ended Sep tember 30th, 190G. s3S.114,624.
 Orders on hand 7.933.SS4.
 Minnesota and St. Louis earnings 3.5-10 per cent on common last year. Light demand for stocks in the loan c.fMd
 Money may stiffen today over end of month, but no stringency expected. United States Steel suprlus now S93, 3,G47 ,000.
 Stock Exchange holiday in London tomorrow and holiday on the continel- tI l rrses also.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-01
CANANEA-CENI MINES BEING
 DEVELOPED
Superintendent Talbot Arrives In the City, and States That the Big Property Is Showing Up Very We'll.
John H. Talbot, superintendent Of

John H. Talbot, superintendent Of the Cananea Central property at Cana nea, arrived in the city Tuesday for a short visit, to cs.asult with Gen eral Manager Powell on matters In connection with the property. Tal- bot and Powell held conference and the superintendent returned to Cananea this morning.
 When asked concerni<s operations at the big property. Talbot said: At the present time we are operating in four shafts on what was formerly the America property. and all of the work ings are in ore. The smeiter returns show that we have extracted $l20,ooo worth of frst-class ore in the past few months. as we'll as a large amount of ere which does not carry biz per centage of copper, but which is good concentrating ore. These returns pay the entire operating expenses.
 "The idea at the present time is 10 develop the property in such way that when we are ready to place 1t on a big producing basis. there will be absolutely no trouble. The ore which we are taking out at the present time is that which We find in the course of development work, and we are not making any effort to run up big pro 6uction until the property is well opened up.
 We are working about 150 men, and will increase the force steadily from this time on.
 "All of the development right now is being doi-e on the America claims, VT start drifting and orCss cutting into the other portions of the property.
 The town of America has been founded almost in the center Of the Cananea-C Central prcrerty. and We are building the houses as fast as skilled carpenters and builders can possibly carry Ion the work The reason for building the town is, that many of the men have been paying rental for houses which are not by any means comfortable. and when they. go to work in the morning they are practi- cally in a comatose state for want of comfortable sleep. The houses in tne new town are all well built, and we are renting them to the men at the same rental which they formerly palo for a house which was nothing more than what might be called shack The movement seems to be very pop ular with the men. as We can not by any means satisfy the applications which are presented. Eventually We will have enough to house the men we have working at the present time, anc will keep on building as We increase our force. The whole camp IS boom ing. and there does not seem 10 De doubt of a wonderful future being 1T store for it."
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-01
WALDORF NOTES.
Special Wire to Duey & OverlockD
 Nrur1rr NnnK Ont o1 -T-l,nrn Is

Special Wire to Duey & OverlockD
 NEW YORK. Oct 31.-There is very little doing in speculative senti- ment. With the election So near. the concensus is that the stock mar ket will be dull and narrow until the votes are counted. Under ordinary circumstances the fine showing made by the steel corporation for the third quarter of a year, would undoubted- ly prove a stimulating factor.
 The money question, too. has tenn porarily restrained activity. Rates are expected to oe quite stiff over. the first of November.
 Notwithstanding yestdrday's mod crate strong statement issued by the management in Steel, there will be little surprise if the steel stocks lose ground temporarily, as it Is intimated that they will be singled out for at- tacks and bull interests will not buy them except on a scale, prefeTring to let the bears sell them at low rricpS
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-01
DICK STOCK LETTER.
Especial Wire to Duey & Overlook

Especial Wire to Duey & Overlock)
 NEW YORK, Oct. 31.-The market remained irregular and dull nearly all day. but Pennsylvania and Reading showed considerable dullness, and a break in these two stocks in the last half hour caused some liquidation of old bull accounts. There was a good deal of short selling by traders who expected -lat there would not be any increase in the Pennsylvania div idend tomorrow when directors meet. Call money ruled high at times, going as high as s per cent, but this was not unexpected, as requirements for the first five months were considered the cause of this. Very little news of importance was made public during the day. Politics is the chief factor discussed.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-01
SHATTUCk-ARiZONA-

Shattuck-Arizona has about 115 men employed This young sister in the aggregation of Warren district producers is making a phenomenal record for the amount of development wcr', accomplished.
 The property is producing approx imately 900 tons a day and all that is necessary to double he output is to double the force.
 The company is apt to show up de- yelopments in the matter of surface equipment and reduction works in the near future to an extent commensur- ate with the merit of the property, which Is a proposition of some signi- ficance,
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-01
SUPERIOR & P|7SBUR6 CENTER OF ATTRACTION. Globe Held Strong All Day and
 Si5.00 Is Predicted for This
 Stock Shortly.
(By Frank J. Graf.)

The center or attract1on m the mar ket today was Superior & Pittsburg. At the opening of the market this stock opened strong past the s27.00 mark and later on sold at $27-S7. but at this figure there was considerable coming out and soon put the market back to s27.00. Many expected to see this stock reach at S30.00 mark on this bulge.
 North Butte acted well. opening at S112.50 and ran up to s117.00, but at the close sales were reported at s114.25.
 Denn-Arizona held well around s21.75. but at this figure came out in small lots. although l expected to see better figures before the close of the week. Black Mountain is firm at $1O. Warren showed some weakness at the close, being offered at s14.25.
 Globe held well and locks as though it is taking on strength every day and holding it well. Sales being made at within a very short time.
 Greene Cons. advanced Is for the day. but closed rather weak at $500, Cananea Central has also been very active. sales being made at $2i.50, and dl Ilc CLOSE dli SNOCh NdS luiNhis taken that was offered at s24.25.
 The Begole Mines Syndicate Go. nave just taken hold of the White Rock The Begole Syndicate Co. is ] company that has been organized to take up properties that are meTitous for the purpose Of opening up new mines. The company Is organized at 25. 900 shares at 10c per share, all of which have been issued. The com pany is composed of Paine, Webber & Co, Hayden Stone, Logan & Bryan, Harrison. Hill 6 Co. Pollock & Co.,, Masten & Go. They have already taken up the White Rock property in Nevada Geld fields, but they did not issue any stock and turned the prop arty oyer fo the syndiCatp
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-01
NORTH SUITE.

BostoD-North Butte will have thei. meeting Monday in Nevada and they have decided now to increase their reserve and will only pay g a share. the same as last dividend. which will be al he rate Of SS. T. s. Dee, of Paina. We5be- 6 Go, says:
 .T tlinl tlat Nortb Butte will sell gt si25 before it sells st slf2 again, and believe it will sell al si50 in three of four months"
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-01

Warren at s14.50 to s1475. Bids on this stock were few. however. and s14 was the best bid at the close. With any activity in the dividend payers, We look to see the low priced ones follow, and would buy them on any pronounced weakness.
 DUEY (. OVERLOOK.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-01

NJ. j. Carpenter who died in cell in Chicago. proved again that the "get-rich-Guick" man, gets poor good deal quicker.
 It is reported. curiously enough. that Mir. Thos. W. Lawson, Boston's foremost author. is about to write fic- ton. Has he ever written anything else?
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-01
Pritchard Hagen & Co.
BrekerS ard Promoters.

OIt ktIS df'G lOtitOlcASs Front Rooms, New Telephone Bldg, Phone t35, Bisoes, Ariz. The handling of "Bonanza [ . Circle" and other Curb stocks, | . on commission. OUR sPE- . ciALTY. [ Quotations by wire come to | our office "every little while" during brokerage hours direct from Calumet, Michlgan-the | ! HUB of the Bonanza Circle Companies Oct. S1, 190G.-The close of the copper share market for today and the month of Octo- Der plainly shows the effects of the unsettled political situ- ation. While most of the stocks are holding firm at ad- vanccd prices, the traders are 2 becoming a little more cautious at this time on account of an- ticipaticn on the part of many 3 that there will be a slump in 3 prices before the close of the 2 week. Those who watch the situation closest in all it's 3 phases are firm in the belief 2 that there will be no material 2 decline and traders who are on 2 the lookout and expecting to 2 pick up bargains will probably 2 miss their mark. In sn of , the effects of the approaching 2 election there is su 2 mand for coppers, and today E saw some unusual activity in a 2 number on the boards. Denn 2 was sold as high as $23.25. Sup. E Pitts. has gained a few points. 2 Central shows strength and ad- E vance, while Globe was also 2 strong feature, and is con- r manding a big share of atten- s tion. Black Nth. ma'e an 9v- ? ceilent showing during the day, E as did also Keweenaw and F Hancock. Greene Con. shows strong at the close, with incli- r. nation to move upward con- T. siderable. While tra ng will , be very acdve during the re- F mainder of the week. no very T. material cna a~N = --0'-a1 for
 : with the exception of a few in e stances.
 2 Closing quotations:
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-01
October 31, 19OoG

oCtoDtI o1s lJVtO.
 The weakness in Amalgamated and the New York market generally had a tendency to keep prospective buyers cut of the market, consequently the copper market was void of feature with. the exception of North Butte, which advanced rapidly on urgent buying, only to lose the biggest part of it sgain as the weakness in New York market became more pronounc- ed. High money rates and election uncertainties are assigned as the principal reason for the weakness in the latter market
 The market may decline a little fur ther, and we think advantage should be taken of lower prices, as a favora- ble election will be an incentive for an upward move that will bring prices to considerably higher level.
 Superior 6 Pittsburg was firm at a point advance on buying by Duluth and the Copper Country, supposedly On good reports eminating from it's various properties.
 Greene Consolidated was dealt in considerably. but showed no change from yesterdays close; likewise Old Dominion, which had feeble rally, which later was lost in the general sagging market
 Denn-Arizona sold at s23, but Tath- CT heavy offerings forced the price to s21.50, which was the bid price at the close.
 A few transactions were recorded in
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-01

A Pennsylvania man asserts that his wife hasn't spoken to him in seven years. Yet the misguided man is su- ing for a divorce.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-01
'. J. HOLMAN & C0.
BROKERS.

BROKERS.
 Unlisted Stocks a Speciality. Calumet-Cuiuth.C Chicago-Bisbee
 Bishee, A. T., Oct. 31. The copper market opened steady with prices at about last nights close.
 Sup. &s Pitts. was feature, heavy buying orders sent this stock up to s27.75 bid, but by noon the demand slackened and at the close S27.oo was the best bid with offerings at S27.25. Cananea also took an advance, closing at S24.25 bid with little stock coming out under S24.50. Globe is strong at S1o.12. Denn is again quiet, but holding up well. Warren and American weakened slight Iy today and look like good buy. The New York and Bos- ton markets weakeded some and this will TO doube affect the curbs. Look for a good market after election and think the copper stocks good buy on any recessions.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-01
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The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-16
WILL MAKE A new MAP
IT is TO BE BEST YET
City Engineer Charles and Deputy
Davis will Make Plat Of City and
the New Additions Not Yet Taken
Into Richmond

City Engineer Charles and Deputy
Davis will soon begin work upon a
new city map which will not only
take in those additions recently made
a part of Richmond, but will also
give a map of the immediate sur
roundings of the city of Richmond.
The present official map of the city
includes nothing beyond the legally
defined boundaries of the municipal
ity. The new map will show Beall-
view. Earlham Heights, Benton
Heights and Spring Grove as we'll
as territory east of the city A
measurement of the present boundar-
les of the city show that it is nearly
three miles square. The distance
from the eastern limits of the city,
Glen Miller Park, to the Citys de-
tention hospital on the west is two
and one-half miles.