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The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-15

"Have you lei an adventurous IiIe!"
she asked, by way of polite converse
ton.
mo-" he growled.
II only thought so because you ap-
pear to know all sorts of lodges for
prolonging existence-things / never
ii heard of. "a
-"Broiled ham-and biscuits-for in
stanceY
At another time Iris would have
snapped at him for the retort. Still
humbly regretful for her previous at
titude, she answered meekly:
Eyes, in this manner of cooking them,
mean. But there are other items
methods of lighting fires, finding water,
knowing what fruits and other articles
may be found on a desert island. such
rs plantains and cocoanuts and certain
sorts of birds"
7s When the meal was ended Jenks
kprang lightly to his feet. Rest auS
food had restored his faculties. The
girl thought dreamily, as he stood
there In his rough attire, that she had
never seen finer man. He was tall
sinewy and well formed. In repose his
face was pleasant, if masterful. Its
somewhat sullen, self contained ex
Z preston was occasional and acquired
She wondered how he could be so ener
getic. Personally she was consumed
with sleepiness.
He produced revolver.
"Do you mind If fire Il shot to test
these cartridges?" he inquired 1.-THE
powder is all right, but the illuminate
IN the caps may be damaged"
She agreed promptly. He pointed
the weapon at Il cluster of cocoanuts
lusnd there was a loud report. Two nuts
fell to the ground. and the air was I'LL
ed with shrill screams and the tapping
Of innumerable wings. Iris was mo
mentarily dismayed. but her senses
confirmed the sailors explanation -
'Sea birds"
"Can you use revolver" he asked.
"My father taught me. He think.
every woman should know how to de
!, fend herself If need be-"
Excellent. Well, Miss Deane. yor
must try TO sleep for couple of hours
Ipurpose examining the coast for som,
distance on each side. Should yor
want me, shot will be the best sort
Of signal"
II am very tired" she admitted
"But your
"Oh. / am oil right, l feel restless
that is. l mean l will not be able II
21sleep until night comes, and before We
'"climb the hill to survey our domain !
want to find better quarters than w
now possess"
Perhaps were she less fatigued she
.-~s'iS h-~~ aannht tha .asrs.> an~iAtu
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-15

Her inquiring glance fell. He was
breathless from agitation rather than
running. He was perturbed on her &C
count For an instant she had looked
into his soul.
Il will go back" she said quietly
though I would rather accompany
you What are you doing?'
Seeking a place to lay our heads,
he answered, with gruff carelessness
You really must rest, Miss Deane
fatigue and become ILL.,"
So Iris again sought her couch OF
sand, and the sailor returned to the
skeleton. They separated unwillingly
each thinking only of the others safe
ty and comfort.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-15

tom, where it shelved steeply from
the shore.
Iris followed him. "Seew she cried
excitedly. II was not mistaken. There
was something here"
A creepy sensation ran up the mans
spine and passed behind his ears. Al
this spot the drowned Lascars were
lying. like an inspiration came the
knowledge that the cuttlefish, the
dreaded octopus, abounds in the China
sea.
His face was livid when he turned to
Iris. You are overweight by IA
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-15

tigue, Miss Deane." he said What
you saw was probably seal" He
knew the ludicrous substitution would
not be questioned. Please so and lie
down again"
AZ cannot" she protested. 81 am too
frightened"
Frightened! By a dream, In broad
daylight" sr-a
But why are you SO pale? What has
alarmed ycuT'
"Can you ask? Did you not give the
agreed signal?"
Eyes, but
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-15
Ito be Continued Next Sunday1

Why wait for your friends
friend to come and look at
your house week after next?
You can sell it with a 10 Let
ad in The Palladium.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-15
CHAPTER ".

1CROSS the parched bones lay
| the stick discarded by jerks
| in his alarm. He picked it up
J and resumed his progress
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-15

The best recommended
ton that Minck's Beer
has, is the fact that four
fifths of all the beer
used in Richmond is
Minck's beer, and list of
patrons is growing daily
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-17

\ 6iSbee, A. T., Nov. 16. . Today's market has been fair > one with not a great amount of ~ stocks changing hands, there be-
 } ing such a difference between ' , the bid and asked prices that . , traders could not get together. . : cananea Central; which tell of ( \ trifie at yesterdays close, oHt (
 ened stronger and rose to $27.5o z with sales at that price. The z : rumored cali of $500 on this ' . stock has not yet been verified. . . Superior G PIttsburg Is little . : weaker, closing at 827.5o bid. ~ Tho iiveliest stock on the board ( ' today was Wolverine q Arizona, >
 1t being run1ored that 6 per cent 2 ore had been struck in the drill ;. 2 hole near the Shattuck. The \ stock rose rapidly from SIPS
 . bid to $2.75 bid and no stock . . coming out ar that price, and it . : would net surprise us to see this> . stock sell for much higher prices . !. in the next few days. Prices .
 were well maintained in the bal .s
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-17

A postal card from Superior informs the Blado that the old working shaft of the Queen mino has been un- watered by the new owners. and they are now hoisting hieh-grade ore from the three hundred-foot level and they expect to reach tho 400-foot level in- side of few days. where larger ore bodies ere known to exist
 Tha Old Queen Ei.nc was worked during the seventies and early eisEtie.i fer silver. Copper st ths; time was net profitable a.d no astea,ior. WAS paid 10 the bodies of copper o-c In- covered in the lower workings. When the price of silver fell the owners of the Queen ceased operations and per mitted the mine to fill with water The property remained idle from thai time until two months ago when some Globe capitalists obtained bond on it. installed a pumping plant, rerairer and unwatered the sfaft.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-17
HIDDEN TREASURE
 YIELDS RICH BAR Yavapai County Gold Mine Is Proving Valuable Posses
 sion to its Owners.

PRESCOTT, Nov. 1c.-Janes Ciea tor. one of the onwers of the Colder Fleece mine arrived In the city, yes terday. bringing 8 large gold bar. the result of run made fn the Hidden Treasure mill from ore from the above mine.
 Within five miles Of the Turkey sta ton. on the Bradshaw Mountain rail road. and one mile southeast of the Hidden Treasure mine. in the Black C,nyon 6lStric., Cleator and l.. P Eellis have force of miners engaged on one of icie promising gold proper. ties of that section. where So many mining properties have been opened since the blowing h of the rna1 cd, smelter made a ready market for the rich ores of the district.
 While the majority Of the p-opertie4 being developed in Ihe immediate dis trict carry principal values in silver copper and gold, the Golden Fleece mine, is what is known to miners as a gold proposition, the ore from 1t giy ing average returns of $25 to the ton by treatment by the stamp mill and cyanide process at the Hidden Treas ryhe mill.
 The mine is opened by shaft now Gown to depth of 100 feet, from the bottom of which ten feet of drifts have been run along the ledge. expos ing two-fcot paysteak of ore of grade above mentioned which is easily mined, the vein following a granite and porphyry contact, which can bt
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-17

Four furnaces have been running at the C. & A. since last Sunday. Tha' leaves one in reserve. It is against the system to blow in all the furnaces at once and further more the c. A. has not sufficient power to handle tho blowers for all five furnaces.
 Machinery orders are invariably be hind of late and the foundation for tht Lew blower and engine will have had sufficient time to settle before the ma chine-y arrives.
 The C. O. boiler shop is busy thcs' days making converter shells, abou the heaviest work they have
 The Keliog- -Hilburn property is pre- paring to resume development wo.l 4 very nice dump of shipping ore Is already in evidence.
 The recent favorable developments h the Scanland have received Tar more prominence in the press than the owners desire. having been great ly magnified, but the fact remains that the 550-foot tunnel has reached the goal and the result has been even bet ter than the management hoped for. As stated in these columns before, there are mines and bis mines in the Paradise district and the Scanland is one of them as was demonstrated by their incii,.e shaft. Now that the tun- nel has cut the same ore body at depth of over 300 feet it is evident that 1t has come to stay, but We are not disposed to make a flare of trum- pets on such occasions, the truth Is good enough, and the outcome beyond any species of doubt The ore runs about per cent copper. with a large percentage of zinc an dother values
 Joe Iarrieu was in Douglas Tuesday night exhibiting an assay certificate of ore taken from ledge in the new .,ernoudy property. It Is entirely out of tine ordinary. A fourtoot ledge gave an assay from what Mir. Larrieu states to be an impartial sample of 167.S7. while a ten-inch pay streak in the same ledge gave the astonishing re- i, suit of s25o0 per ton. They recovered specimens of malleable silver, which they cut with butchers saw, speci- mems of which We are promised will {. be on exhibition in Douglas at an early day.
 This ore ia asserted to be the first ! instance of telluride ever having been discovered in bodies of any conse Guence in Arizona
 Fred Bernoudy, in charge of the work, only has six men at work. He wants as many more, and several oth CT r,'nae ', tho district need men.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-17
DICKS STOCK lHTTER.

(private Wire to Duey & OverlockD
 NEW YORK, Nov. 16.-Stocks open ed fractionaliv lower and sold off dur ing the first hour of trading. Strength soon developed In Reading and the Hartman shares. which were conspic- uous during the day. After the first hours trading the market developed more breadth and various stocks were taken up in turn. In the afternoon there wes some hesitaDcy but in the last half hour a good rally took place bringing prices well up to the best The closing feature was the sharp ad. vance in Northern Pacific and Great Northern. Call money ruled between and 5 l-2 per cent during the day, and prospects gre favorable for a good bank ~tatement tomorrow.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-17
TIMING SHELTERS MARKETS
Pritchard Hagen & Co.
Brc kers ard Promoters.

Brckers ard Promoters. Front Roohns. New Telephone Bldg, Phone t35, Bisbee, Avix. The handling of "eonanxa Circle" and other Curb stocks. on commission,. OUR sPE- . ciALTv.
 Quotations by wire come to our office "every little while" 3 during brokerage hours direct s from Calumet, Michigan-the HUB Of the Bonanza Circle s Companies.
 3 Nov. 1G. 1906.-Trading and interest in the market was not confined to so few stocks on the boards as was the case for 2 several days past. Dealing is 2 broader and we would not be 2 surprised to find that this is a 2 forerunner of 8 decided i'm 3 provement in the markets in 2 general. Central again was 2 feature. and regained most . of its loss before the close yes ? terday. only to drop back to ? about last evenings level. The . stock will probably act this . wise for short period, but . will surely make a most unus- P ual advance before tre 9 R of the year. Greene Is strong
 s CT. and will come in for it's Y share upon i-nDr"-e~-~ ~nt '- tHs P market. Sup. X Pitts. is firm, Y and would say that at present ' figures it is an excellent buy. S Globe is one of the strongest e stocks on the hoa-Ss "n "i! 2 sell considerably higher before S the end of the month. Darn. = Warren and American are pret- = ty much at a .standstill, and = firm bids are scarce. A good . sized furry in Wolverine & Ar s izona took place during the = day, and bids of S2.50 failed = to locate any Of the stock. Re S port that ore of low .;rade has = been struck by the diamond = drill caused the life in The = stock, and tomorrow will prob . ably see shares still higher. r Closing quotations:
 - m
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-17
BIG MINING DEAL.

The Hardshell and Flux mining proneTties near Pataoonia. in Santa Cruz count, have been sold by R. R. Richardson to Los Anreles and San Francisco parties. for a figure rlEnin' into the hundred thousands. Ben Henev conducted the negotiations.
 These properties have been evten siyely deyeloned by Mir. Richardson Fre1uent shipments have been made to the Fl Paso smelterS. The ores are lead-silver. carving gold values.
 It is understood that the present sale Is in completion of bond taker some months ago and upon which twf preliminary payments have been made In addition to the money considers ton, MT Richardson receives stool interest in the ne wcorporation, th' directorate of which will include Bel Heney and Francis J. Heney-
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-17
MARKET CLOSES WITH HEAVY
 OFFERINGS
Cananea Central Is the Only Stock That Attracts Any Particular Attention on lo- cal Stock Boards.
(Grafs Ietter.)


 At the close of today's market there seems to be somewhat of tendency to sell off stock for tou'"r- n other words, the market closed heavy with considerable offerings. Outside of Cananea Central there was but very little attention given the local market, this stock being the only one to put on some advance and holding. The reports that come in from this prop erty are certainly most encouraging Denn-Arizona had been sought after the entire day. and at the close there were bids out at $19 to $19.5o, but this has failed so far to locate any ot the stock. Denn is due for an ad. vance. Shattuck-Arizona is well sup ported at s42.00. with none offered, American is well taken at S10.25 while Warren is being sought after strong at $12.00 to s12.25. At the close of the market there has been de mand for Wolverine & Arizona, the de mand for the stock coming from the copper country. Greene Con. at the close showed weakness. and closed al $26.l2. Old Dominion also closed weak The demand is good for Shat tuck. Dem and Cananea Central. Cp to the present time there has been nc denial of the report of the call on Can anea Central, and I was advised today thnr the call would be made In within the very near future.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-17
CITY
 MINING NEWS

w. K. Morrow has caught up with come fine ore in his property in the same district. He has four men at work and will begin to ship to Fl oaso as soon as he can get teams to handle his ore out 70 -;odeo. Hav- ing a large ore body he finds it neces- sary to sort in order to ship. The pay ore in his property will average about 12 feet, though the enttCe ledge is nearly forty.
 The smelter on the Savage has been completed and ready to blow in. but is awaiting the arrival of Lewandosh from the east before starting on.
 The dry process concentrator on the Cochise is proving a success. This means an extension and expansion of their reduction system from now on as progress in me mine has demonstra:- ed that the ore supply Is practically unlimited. c. B. James, general man Eer, is in charge of the mine and concentration.
 Paradise, Tombstone, and every out lying district is shy or m:ners. Frank Douglas has sought in vain for more help on the Scanland. MT. Knowles of Paradise has tried to get more help for his camp. and yet there are dozens of men about town who claim to be miners and want work. SomethinP wrong there. This condition of thlngs Justihes rigorous enforcement or the vagrancy ordinance.
 The Hilburn-Keliog property in So- nora is preparing to resume deve!- opment work. It already has an abundance of fair grade shipping ore in sight ana starts out with view to continuous work, bringing their ore out to the rail as fast as broken and sorted. Messrs. McKinsey and Charles Han- son came in from tae ...onte flsto yesterday.
 MT. Hanson is superintendent and Mr. McKinsey Is tirle Neeper, eet-. and commissary boss at the s7me camp These gentlemen, who are both
 interested in the big properly, wear a self-complacent air when asked as to the outlook of the great district.
 The contributor of this item has had occasion to investigate the resources of this district repeatedly and under stands perfectly why they can afford this profound look of sober satisSac tion. One of these days the whole
 truth will be pulished in regard tC this district and it will prove a veri table revelation to public which has been led adown the trail of conjecture for several years.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-17
SENATOR CLARK IS
 WEARY 0F POLITICS
Copper Magnate on Visit t
 Jerome Property Makes
 the Announcement.

Senator William \. Clark Of Jerone Arizona. and Montana, owner of the United Verde mines at Jerome. presi dent of the Salt Lake railroad. multi millionaire mine owner of the south vest. and president and director oi numerous other concerns, has tired oi po,itics, or 3t least has so announced and will retire to lead the simple life"
 My announcement. said the Sen stor, who was in Jerome Monday, NOOK ire oYe- lis United Verde properties "that I intend to retire from active nolftics is final. am tired of politics and prefer to take only quiet part henceforth."
 Senator Clark, accompanied oy Charles N. Schwab. the steel magnate his brother, I. Ross Clark. and otnei profninent sfinanciers,- Is en route 70
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-17
GREENE CLOSES
 SHELTER DEAL
>>>>>>~~>>>>>>>>~%>>~>~>

FL PAs0 Nov sA deed transferring the property of the w. filed purchase of the months the deal a when a stockholders directors Greene S57 paid and vendors en is held against the remaining 32500
 70 land around the plant of Federal shelter purchase first the plant which has and idle four
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-17
eto ARTEsIAH FLOW

Bishop Merrill and R. Mackay re- turned to St. David today. Both are heavily interested in the irrigation acrreny letI g.. David. which has sunk an artesian well to a depth of 75e feet Ar. Hackay drilled the big well. and now proposes to perf0rate the casing at the water strata. Ut js expected that a flow of-at least 400 gallons per minute will be recorded. With such How the possibilities of the district will have been demon strated and other and larger wells will follow,
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-17

the Indian Territory from tour of in. spection of the mining properties owned or controlled by himself and as- sociates In the Buifrog and Beatty New, fields. Sneaking of those dis tricts, Senator Clark said:
 T was very much pleased with my trip through Nevada and found every minute of the trip interesting. We inspected several mines and I found everything in flourishing condition We are considering building a branch of the Las Vegas & Tonopah railway into Greenwater, but nothing definite has been done. My brother. who Is president Of the Las Vegas & Tonopah railway line has some plans for push ing that road into many other mineral districts and making 1t means o, bringing great wealth out of Nevada.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-17
BOSTON MARKET.

fPrivste Wire 10 Duev & Overlook. }
 BOSTON, Nov. 16.-The copper mar ket closed strong sli around through. out the list. The people in New York took care of their specialties. and un- der the lead of Northern Pacific. Read. Ing and Amaleamated they closed with great excitement. Tn Boston the buying of Centennial. North Butte Aitooes and Shannon looks good, and we advise the purchase of any of them
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-17

traced for considerable distance across the mountains
 The eroun consists of five claims. ol one of which there is spring with a sufficient water sunrlv for a ten stamp mill at ali seasons of the year.
 A good wagon road leads from the -ailroad station at Turkey to the camp.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-17
W. & A. IN ORE.

(Private Wire to Duey & Overlook.
 NEW YORK, Nov. 16.-Calumet wires that the officials of the Wolver- inc & Arizona say the diamond drill core shows ore ssssying six per cens copper.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-17
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HOLMAN BROS. & co
BROKERS.

Unlisted Stocks a Speciality. caiumet-Duiuth- chjeaso-BIsbee
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-17

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Samuel G.. Zimmerman is another of
the younger crowd who Joined the Of
fetal family of the county on the sixth
of the present month or as soon after
that time as the ballots could be
counted. He will succeed NJ. Snat-
tinger who was appointed at the re-
quest of his son-iE-law. A. Newman.
to fill his unexpired term as county
clerk. Mr.. Zimmerman depressed
from the ordinary methods employed
by politicians in making their cam
paigns and as he was elected by a
handsome majority it is to be pre-
sumed that his system was a success
A cut of a wise looking owl in red
roasted IN the upper left hand corner
of the front of his cards. and to the
right of it the line. IF I've not seen
you it's not because I've been asleep"
On the reverse of the card appeared
the following brief pedigree of Mr..
Zimmerman: Age 81 years, man of
family, taxpayer. and resident of