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The San Francisco call., 1906-11-12
BRIGHT FUTURE FOR CITY.
Rev. e. HI. Hadiock Lectures ON the
General Outlook I'm San Francisco.

Rev E. H Hadlock OF the First Luth-
eran Church last Friday evening dis
coursed to his parishioners and their
friends upon our recent disaster and
the future of the Greater San Fran
cisco.
The congregation. which was large
and fashionable, appreciated DIR. Had
locks graphic description, which was
accompanied by fine stereopticon views.
DR.. Hadlock is very optimistic and
foresees a great future for our city
A dramatic part of the affair was an
illustrated solo by one of the young
ladies of the church.
Two society girls acted as ushers.
The affair netted neat little sum for
the church. DIR. Hadlock has been asked
to repeat the lecture at an early date.
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The Army Transports.

The Burnside is at Seattle.
The Crook is in port. Out Of commission.
The Dix is at Seattle.
The Kirkpatrick Is at Manila.
The Logan sailed November for Manila
The Ingalls, left Manila November for New
York.
The Meade left Manila September for New
York.
The Sheridan left Honolulu for this port No
reuber g. IN tow Of the Buford and Slocum.
The Sherman left Guam November for Man
Mia.
Mia
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sTEAMER KENsINGToN AsHoRE;.

MONTREAL. Nov. 1.-THE Domin-
ion steamer Kensington is reported
ashore at Matan, 1876 miles below Que
bee. The Kensington was bound from
Liverpool to Montreal. A snowstorm
was raging when the steamer struck.
The Kensington's passengers were
transferred safely
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SEND FOR MY
.arketLetter

1 only returned from Goldfield one
week ago and leave for there again
Saturday, Nov. 10th. There are some
new combinations going through which
want to know about. There are also
reports of new strikes which I want
to see for myself and know what truth
there is in the stories they are sending
out. In my letter which goes out this
week / am going to give you some
facts and will also have something to
say about brokers who never visit the
mines they are dealing in You may
get some good advice on this. While
in Goldfield early next week I will wire
nv office anything new that I dis
cover, and this information will be sent
out from the Office in the form of
private letter. If your name is on the
list YOU will get one. Send your name
and address. The letter will cost you
nothing and may put YOU in the way
of making a lot of money.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-12

The Connecticut tobacco crop will be
the greatest In the experience of the
State, so consumers Of Havana" cigars
need not worry over the trouble In
Cuba.
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bay yesterday carried big crowds. The
traffic was the largest since the days
following the April disaster.
MaripOsa Is Due on Wednesday.
The Oceanic Steamship Company's
steamer Mariposa is due to arrive
from Tahiti on Wednesday.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-12

The tea gardens of Northern India
extend over 100000 acres. and they
produce 10000 pounds of tea per an
mum. at profit of about 800 an acre
It is estimated that the .'sultana,
raisin crop of Smyrna will be only SO to
so per cent of last years, on account of
destructive hail and wet weather.
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BAY AND INTERURBAN ROUTES.
MARE ISLAND NAVY YARD.
VALLEJO and NAPA

NAPA VALLEY HODIE.
Monticello s. S. Co. and Nspa Valley Electric
r r. Co. Close connections.
GROUND TRIPS DATLY-6
Boats leave San Francisco TOO, s9:45 a. m. .
IL 80 noon; 3:15, Goo. $3.50 D. m.
San Francisco landing and office, Clay street
Wharf North and Ferry Building, Market street
Ferry. Meals a La CARTE
Phone Temporary 406
Glands Navy Yard direct.
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'Tlburon only.

STAGE CONNECTIONS.
Stages connect at Green Brae for San Quentin
at Santa Rosa for White sulphur Springs and
Mark West Springs; at FULTON for Burke's
Sanatoriuna: at LyTTOS for Lytton Springs: al
GEYSERvILLE for Skaggs Springs ut
GLOyERDALE for the Geysers. B0onvflle. Phffo
Elk and Greenwood; at H0PLAND for Duncan
Springs, Highland Springs. KeiseyglHe. New
Carlsbad Springs. Soda Bay. Lakeport. Bartlett
Springs at UKIAH for viehy Springs Saratoga
Springs. Blue Lakes, Laurel Deb Lake. Wftfer
Springs Upper Lake Pomo. Potter Valley loan
Days. Lierley's HullvflIe. Orr's Hot Springs
Handley. Half Way House Hopkins, cOuiptehe
Mendocino City. Fort Bragg. Westport and
UsaI; at wILLITS for Hearst and Sawyers: at
SHERWOOD for Fort Bragg. Laytonville West
port C0veIo. Cummings. Bells Springs Harris
Hubbard, Fruifland. DyerviIe. Garhervine Pep
perwood, Camp 5. Scotia and Eureka
Baats leave Tfburon Ferry. foot of
Market st., and connect with frainx at
Tibur0n.
General Office.
TIBUR0N FERRY BLDG, SAN FRANCISCO.
JAS. AGLER, General Manager
r.. <. RYAN, Gen. Passenger and Freight Agt.
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RAINFALL DATA.

TAcoMA-Arriyed Nov 11-Br stmr strath-
narn. from Victoria
SAILED Noy l0-Dutch stmr Netherlands. for
ISLAND PORTS.
HILO-Saied Nov 1o-Stmr Enterprise, for
San Francisco.
HONOLULU Sailed Nov 1o-Bktn Newsboy,
for GrayS Harbor: Br stnr Aotea, for --; tug
Fearless. for San Francisco.
Arrived Nov 11-Jap stmr America Maru,
from Yokohama.
FOREIGN PORT
VICTORIA-Arrived Nov 11-Stmr Umatflla,
hence Nov 8.
OCEAN STEAMERS.
IIvERPOOI.--Arrived Nov 1o-Stmr Celtic,
from New York stmr Umbria. from New York
MOyILLE-Arrived Nov 11-Stmr Columbia,
from New York, for Glasgow, and proceeded
Sailed Nov 11-Stmr Astoria, for New York.
SOUTHAMPTON-Arri Nov 1I-Stmr Phil
adelphia from New Fork
QUEENSToWN-Sailed Nov 11-Stmr Lu-
cania. for New York.
PAIERMo Sailed Nov 11-stmr slavonia,
for New York.
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OCEANIC S. S. co.

SYDNEY, AUCKLAND, SAMOA, HOMO
LULU-S. S. Sierra sails D. m. Nov.
Is. Christchurch international Ex-
hibitionl and return. first $298.50
second $22S.50.
TAHITI. SOUTH SEAS-S 8. Mariposa
sails at II a. m. Nov. 22. First-cla
round trip $125.
IL a m. Nov. "a. Round trip, first
class, $125.
j. ID. SPRECKELS a BROS. CO.,
IS Clay Street, San Francisco.
Phone Temporary 1884,
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RAILWAY TRAVEL

CALIFORNIA NORTHWESTERN
RAILWAY co.
Boats Leave Tiburon Ferry, Foot Of Market ss.
From 8. r. for Tihuron, Bslveders and San
1925, 3:30. $40. $50 P. NJ. Sundays-e<00,
$50, s11:Oo A. NJ, 1885, $3.50. 6:10, $3.50
From San Rafael for s. F-week Days-6.oa,
1885, 900 A. NJ, 1880. $40, 500, $40 p. M.
SundaysL6:05, 7:35. 500, S:16. $40 A. M,
$40. 4:50 500. $40. $50 P. u.
From Tiburon for s. F.-Week Days-6:sS, $40,
$50, IL :35 A. NJ, 110. 400, 5:45 P. NJ. Sun
days-6:3S. S:10 $40, 1896. 1885 A. NJ,
Lilo 4:o5 6:26. b:4b. e55 p. NJ
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Kangaroos readily leap from sixty
feet to seventy feet The greatest
recorded leap ofsa hnree X thistu -aeven
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AUCTION SALE OF
CONFECTIONERY
ANDFIXTURES

We will sell the entire stock and fixtures Of
the retail department and factory Of the we'll
known candy manufacturer and coqfectfoDer W.
B. Standeford, OF No. 10 San Pablo ave., cot.
Broadway and 14th ST., Oakland The stock wil1
be sold
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 1s. AT 1o:so A. NJ.
AND I:30 P. NJ
The fixtures will be sold
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER IA. at 1890 A. NJ,
and comprise entire necessary and modern
equipment for frst-class candy store and fac
tory; also National Cash Registers All must
and will be sold.
J. A. MUNRO & co. Aucttoneer4
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ASTORIA Nov 10.-Schr Louis. previously
reported in waterIogged condition off Colum-
bfa River, is now in. tow of tug.
Movement OF Steamers.
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DRAFT HORSES

- At ,AUGTION ~
so head heavy draft horses, weighing from
1900 to 100 pounds. Finest brought
TO San Francisco.
Also, one carload delivery wagon horses and
90 head Oregon mares and geldings- Also, at
private sale, 200 head heavy Percheron brood
mares, in pasture at Newman. Cal.
WESTERN HORSE MARKET,
FOURTEENTH AND VALENCIA STREETS
E. STEWART & co.
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NORTH SHORE RAILROAD


FOR sAUSALTTO MILL VALLEY, SAN RA-
FAEI~WEEK DAYS AND SUNDAYS
7:00. s7:45. SIS, '9s15. $50. 100 a. n
1870 s1s45. +S15. 4:35 sis. $50. $50.
7.15. 900, 1918. II .35 D. n
~Runs 70 San Quentin
T.45 4. m. daily for Cazadero and way
S:15 o. MI Saturday only. for Cazader0 and way
stations
SIS D. m. daily except Saturdays aud sundays
for Point Reyes and way stations
-Tieket Ofdce--
Union Depot. foot OF Market 81, San Francisco.
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Transport Thomas Back From Manila
With Sixth Infantry on Board.
The weather Report

United States Department of Agriculture
San Francisco. Nov IL. 1906.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-04
MARKET GOSSIP.

(Sepcial Wire to Duey & OyerlockD
 BOSTON. Dec. 1.-The big copper are beginning TO get some of the substantial benefits from the come. that has been sold al P cents a pound. The returns on this basis are so large that the companies in question seem in possession or a goId- en flood. and this comfortable feeling produces an expansion that can have but one effect on the market.
 During the past three years the aver age price of copper has gone speedily from F to IS 1-2 cents, and during 1907 it bids fair to be as nigh. if not higher. when it is realized that the most conservative companies were fg- uring two months ago upon producing copper so as to get four cents pound profit for F cent market, and were considering the figures high, it is pos sible to see at a glance what the in- crease means to the industry.
 The general copper public seems un- able to grasp what these conditions mean to the industry at the presen; ent time. So far as speculation has thus far gone, the public has turned tJ the cheap priced stocks of highly speculative nature. chary about going into the well recognized shares that have unquestioned value.
 Metal conditions could not be brighter at the present time. The small supplies that are not contracted for the two remaining months of the
 current year are being fought for by the companies most in need for thelr urgent demands. and new high record prices are consequently being made.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-04
NEW PRESIDENT FOR SHANNON.

At the annual meeting of the share holders of the Shannon Copper com pany, which was held in New York last week, NJ. l.. Amster was elected president Of the company, and Messrs. Hayden, Hochield, McNeil Davis, Mo Kelvy and Payne, directors. The three first named were of the old board.
 Manager Bennie, who was called east to attend the meeting. was retained as manager under two years contract,
 which news was received with much
 satisfaction by the many shareholders
 in this section, as well as the public
 in general Mir Bennie while regret ting to part with his old friends of the former directorate, is exceedingly well pleased with the new men who are
 HOW at the head of the company He states that the company is new pro
 iucing at the rate of 1S,000, 900 pounds Of copp>r yearly, and when the new I000-ton furnace is completed, which will probably be in February, the pro i duction will be increased 30 per cent. 1 The output for the next fiscal year will therefore be between 22,000,00 and | p .000. 900 pounds. The increased fe- cilities for smelling will materially I reduce the cost of production, and
 correspondingly benefit the sharehold- CTS. Consulting Engineer Watson es- inmates that 0,000 tons of ore will
 be taken from the Shannon mine dur ing the next year, which now aver .ages between 34 and 4 per cent. !The Shannon company is now in a position where it will forge rapidly Ito the front and is destined ere long
 to become one of the leading copper lcompanies of the territory. It passed through a number of lean years, but thanks to an honest set of officials land able local management 1t was able Ieven at the low price of copper then lruling to meet all obligations. retire Tits bonds, and at the same time i'm Iprove it's plant and general equipment With it's present splendid success ii Twill no doubt expand it's sphere of usefulness in this community. until ii
 is treating ore from all sections Of Ithe district, as well as from many Iparts of Arizona, New Mexico and Mexico. The stock of the company is Irapidly rising in value. being quoted Inow at nearly $19. It Is likely the ad ,vance will continue until 1t reaches 1925. or even more.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-04
C. s \. REACHES HIGH WATER
 MARK
Stocks in the Warren District Favorite, and Will Probably Reach S200 Before Close of the Present Year,
(By Frank J. Graf,

On account of bad wires and the uncertainty of reports, business was dull more or less the greater part Of the day, in spite of the good market in some of the leading st,cl;s The market opened with Calurnc- & Arizo- na at $l70. This stock took on rap i'd advance, sales being made as hign as SIT, and closing at $l17.iS. It looks as though the 200 mark would De reached before the close of the year. Superior & Pittsburg holds well at S27. and from all indications better prices will be seen at the close of the week. It looks as though the short interests were covering. American and Warren are lifeless, with ao trad ing. and no market for the stock at all. Globe Con- held well. and at the close bids were out at SHE'S. Can. Central was the feature of the day, opening at s36.25, sales being made as high as $40. and closed strong at s3S50 bid There is no question that there is some very strong capital get ting into Cananea Central, and by those that buy to hold. The demand for this stock for the last three days has been strong, and do not think that the end is at hand. I am still under the impression that this stock will sell for higher money. Nippissing has slumped considerably. and from indications it will go lower. under. stand that there is some uncertainty as to the titles regarding heir prop. erty that has caused the decline. Greene Con. holds well at s2T.S7.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-04
MURPHY SELLS LARGE GROUP
 OF MINES
Consists of Thirty Claims In
 Pine Grove District, Near Prescott = Hoist and Air Compressors to Be Installed

What appears to be the most i'm portant mining deal of the past week was consummated Saturday when the deed transferring the Wildflower group of mines, in the Pine Grove dis trict, from F. M. Murphy to the Yav- apai Consolidated Gold-SilverCopper company was placed on record in the County Recorders office says the Jour- nal-Miner.
 Preliminary to starting extensive op- erations the company will start force of men building a road from the Crown King terminus of the Bradshaw Mountain railroad to the camp. dis tance of three miles, over which heavy mining machinery, consisting of hoists and air compressors, will be hauled and installed. A number of mechanics will be employed building houses at the camp, getting it in shape for the accommodation of a large number Of miners and engineers, as soon as build ing material can be delivered on the ground.
 The Wildflower group consists of thirty claims, thirteen of which are held under United States patent, the other seventeen being held and de yeloped by right of location. Included in the group is the Old Reliable mine. which has been developed from time to time. since it's first location in ls7o,
 when its rich goll ores were mined and worked by the arastra process, its selected ores yielding over S1O0 to the
 ton in gold, even under this crude method of treatment.
 The vein of this mine follows sienite and porphyry contact, and Is
 developed by several hundred feet Of opening. In addition the other claims of the Wildflower group are opened by several thousand feet of tunnels, shafts and underground openings, ex- posing large bodies of ore rich in the yellow metal.
 In addition to the mineral rights the locations cover water rights with sui ficiet water for a reduction plant, which it is the intention of the com
 pany to erect later when the develop ment will insure a large and steady ore supply. Besides these large holdings the company is the owner of the Tiger group of mines. about six miles far ther west. in the Bradshaw Mountain range. and the California and Boston properties. which are now being devel' oped by a large force of men, with eX- ceptionally good results, and which are alo adjacent to and adjoining the Ilger group
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-04
WELL DRILL USED
 IN PROSPECTING For Gold by Phoenix Company Operating on ,Hassayamp
 Mining Property.

One of the Phoenix companies that has been operating in the placer gold feds of the HassayarD. that in which James Bark, FrahL Cox and James Burson are interested, accord ing to reports received by the Gazette demonstrated beyond doubt that their faith in that region was by no means misplaced, says the Phoenix Gazette.
 The gentlemen started in to work not on the old and proved ground, but farther down the river. in the neigh borhood of Brill's siding. on this side of wickenburg. The company adopt ed an entirely original and unique method of prospecting. using a reg ular we'll drill. The drill used was one of the pattern handled by William Evans, the plumber. of this city, and was operated by his men under the direction of the company's experts.
 Beginning at point about opposite the Brill ranch, where the first hole was drilled, eight in all were dug down to bedrock. and in every instance the sand brought up by the pumps turned out to be rich in gold values.
 It is understood that the company will at an early date begin operations on 2 large cale. and with the use oi modern methods once more make ol that district one of the country's big placer mining camps.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-04
TIE nlIrrE SITUATION.

The condition of affairs at Butte was mildly foreshadowed by the announce ment that the camp had pFodueed more copper during october than It had during July. Several of the big mines of the Anaconda, Boston & Mon ;sna and the Red Metal (Brtts Coal tioni which had been shu- down Tor repairs, started up again, and tc thls toe increase was due.
 Labor is beginning 10 i'e factor Tn Butte, and while Butte has always been pIentifully supplied with mine labor there is sue an immense demand fn~ i. at the present time. that the supply is barely even with the demand
 The development wor< at the pros pects which were starte last Fan mas reached a point where they are de, u,anding an ever-increasinS supply oi lsbor. and this will become more and more prominent feature of the Ia ,ol situation in the camp.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-04
BUTTONS LETTER.

NEW YORK. Dec. S.-With the gen eral belief that a better bank state ment will be seen and easier niooey conditions prevail the coming week, a reversal of sentiment generally was noted among the professional element today in the stock market. Short covering was feature in many of the specialties. and good buying was evi- dent in the standard stocks. while it is a fact that we can not stand too much imitation of loans incurred by the spec ulation of the public, this is not fac. tor in the matter of stocks going high er Insiders have the securities and ample funds also to put the market ,Sradually to a higher level. and later on in December activity will begin on a large scale. Stocks are buy on all moderate recessionS.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-04
NAcOzARl COPPER co.
 PUSHING DEVtLOPME
Mine Worked by the Ancients Now Brings Forth in
 Abundance,

The Nacozari Copper company IS pushing development work on the old Moody property, located between the Pelaris and San Pedro mines at Naco- zari.
 This mine was worked by the an clients and during the past few years is has been worked and several ship ments of ore have been made which proved to be very rich. The NacoZarl Copper company bought this mine and commenced development work on DC tober l. They built house and road and started a shaft which is now
 town 50 feet. in ore all the way that
 MI run from s20 to s25 per ton.
 Mr. AIusick. the president of this
 company, was in the city few days
 ago and secured a large hoist which Is
 new on the ground and will soon be
 ready for service. From Douglas Mr. Irsick went east to arrange Tor a sneIter to be installed as soon as the kafr is down aud some drifting is ioae so as to furnish sufficient ore 10
 ustffy it. As there was more than 60 feet of development work already lone cn this property there is no ioubt about the Moody being mine. A letter from Ray R. Radford. super Igrtendent of the mine, states that he rad met Mir Nortc-. Lindley, Of SaL frsnciscn. a notsd E!neralogist aHc ainipz engi-eer. and had him to look .t the nl..s. ans he said that beyond ' 6oubt the Moody is the best and surest proposition in the country ahs ! that the ore would extend as deep ai machinery can go. MT. Radford states that the hanging wall in the shalt as ! ,hev go down in changing to iron ans conner and that they have taken o2t ! !uothing but ore, The vein runs From ten 70 thirty feet in width With tae highest grade ore in the widest parts | The company owns 32S6 feet oi tse
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-04
PAINE's COPPER LETTER.

Special Wire to Duey & Overlock)
 BOSTON. Dec. 3.-The copper mar ket was boiling all day today. Cana nea. Greene, Cal. & Ariz.. Butte Coali- ton and North Butte were the leaders. It was a great day for the Cole stocks The break in Nippissing made the traders nervous. but did not affect oth- CT stocks. On any further bulge we would sell Tecumseh and Franklin as it looks to us as if they were being put up to sell on the strength of All louez and Centennial. Reports from East Butte are good. and the stocks looks better than for ong time.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-04

Dec. 3, 1906.-There were a number of phenomenal features to the copper share market for the opening session of the week, as we anticipated there would be. Cananea Central, Greene and Cal. & Ariz. were the moving spirits. and each scored big advances over the close of last week. During the day sales of c. & A. were made at SITS. Central sold as high as $40, but later declin- ed to $37.50 on account N profit realizing, while Greene soar. ed up to BPS. at which sales were made. and is holding very firm. N. Butte also advanced in sympathy with the other leaders and made a gain of two points. Sup. & Pitts. will reach a level several points higher than she is now quoted within the next two weeks, and we doubt if traders will have an opportunity very long to pick up the shares at the pres ent prices. Denn shows. an inclination to move forward. and would not be surprised to see something doing soon. Warren and American are still on the off side. Vol. & Ariz. is in good demand, and prices advancing nicely. Globe IS acting in sympathy with the rise in the leaders. though the gain has not ben a heavy one. The week bids fair to continue very active, and rising prices are looked for.
 Noon quotations:
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-04
TIMING SHELTERS MARkETS|
Pritchard Hagen & Co.
BrckerS ard Promoters.

Front Rooms, New Telephone eidc., Phone 135, 5isbee, Arix.
 The handling of -eonanxa Circler and other Curb stseks, on commission. OUR sPE- ciAlTY.
 Quotations by wire come to eur office "every little while" during brokerage hours direct from Calumet, Michigan-the HUB of the Bonanza Circle Companies.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-04
DICKS STOCK LETTER.

Special Wire to Duey & OverlockD
 NEW YORK, Dec. 3.-A somewhat higher opening was followed by gener al improvement during the morning hours of the session Amalgamated, Reading and Union Pacific and c. & O., together with such, specialties as Railway Springs. Virginia Coal and Coke and Pacific Mall scored further gains. During the last fifteen min utes a good rally took place. which brought most stocks up to within frac tions of their best prices.