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Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-09
WEEK STARTS OUT WITH HEAVY DEMAND FOR
 ALL THE STOCKS
Greene Stock Is Interesting and Being Watched By
 Market Followers.
(By Frank J. GIaf.)

The week starts of with a rush and demand for all stocks are wei, taken by the eastern market, and from all indications are not through yet taking stocks. The outlook for the countinu- el ce of the market is good as the de- riand for stocks at present exceeds the supply.
 Superior & Pittsburg $ holding on well, and we would much rather see the stock take on good advance gradually than by starts and jumps. Sales were recorded at s27.00 and S2725.
 Calumet & Arizona at the close fell off trifie as well as North Butte.
 Butte Coalition holds well at the | $49.00 figure.
 Denn-Arizona has been in good de- IGand during the day, nothing coming out under S21.75. Cananea Central was we'll supported, but broke off at the close on profit taking.
 American and Warren were not ] active as they should have been, espec- ially Warren. Tt~ acting of Warren is rather queer, but we thing the g; eat CT part of the attention IS being pail tc copper producers.
 Greene at the present time is watch Led by every one and heavy buying has been in progress ths entire day -iany ar eunder the impression that should the Cole-Ryan crowd be on the director ship that this stock should sell fci higher figures.
 Globe was well supported at S7.5O al d a few sales were made al sI.15.
 Old Dominion reached the S60.O' mark today and looks as though ths s7500 would be reached before long.
 Shattuck is being over looked alto gether, but there win be time tha there will be many one sorry for no buying at the present figures.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-09
GUGGENHE|MS ON DEAL FOR SONORA BONANZA
 MEXICAN MINE
Offer Is Made For Property to Michigan People Who Are
 in Control.
tHoughton Gazette.l

Senator Charles Smith of Hubbeu. president of the Sonora Bonanza Min ing company of Mexico. has received a telegram from General Manager Bar ker stating that the Guggenheims nave made an offer for the company's mine, and asking that a representative be sent from the copper country. where the control lies. to confer on the Sub- JeC:
 As the meeting at which an answer must be given Is to be held in Benson, Arizona, Friday, it was barely possible. at the time the telegram was received, for one 10 reach there in time. and as no enc could receive prcpec instruc- tions from the principal interests here in such a short time and reach there on the appointed day, no representa- tive will go. President Smith has wired MT. Barker to use his own judg- ment in negotiating with them, the Guggenheims. doing the best he can for the stockholders interests.
 Mir. Barker is a man of high stand ing and well equipped with the execu- tive capacity to handle the matter. He was superintendent of motive power for the Greene Consolidated until be resigned that position to take the man agement of the Sonora Bonanza, which was originally organized by executives of he CanGnea office of the Greene Consolidated. He will be remembered in the copper country of Michigan, as he was fere for several months in charge of the dismantling of the Ar cadian at the time large part of the machinery from that property was shipped to the Cerro de Pasco mine in South America.
 The Sonora Bonanza mine lies IS miles from Imuris. the nearest railroad
 station, in the state of Sonora, Mexico. lIt has a capitalization of 100000
 shares. of which 755,001 shares are outstanding and 245,000 shares are in
 the treasury. No treasury shares have
 been offered for sale for about year.
 Those which have been sold have gone
 to the public at prices varying from g cents to q. The property is well equipped for work and is receiving
 good development, with satisfactory
 results.
 ] The telegram from General Manager ] Barker to President Smith states Snat the Guggenheim engineers were at tha;
 time examining the property.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-09
D | . . . | . . | . . . . .
 THE NEW YORK MARKET.

NEW YORK, Oct. S.-Sales. 192, POD shares: money. , 1-2 per cent. While generally firm tone was exhibited in today's stock market. the chief ad- yances were in the specialties standard stocks such as Union Pacific, Southern Pacific, St. Paul. and good industTials were well bought, but not progressively, end it looks as if bankers were not prepared for any great activity until after election, when it is believed that the market will broaden and some big speculation will occur, in the meantime the trend .s likely to be irregular with accumulation on declines. We are still of the opinion that securities should be bought only on fair recessions.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-09
DUEY @ OVERLOOK. Brokers
 Listed and Unlisted Securities
Monday. October s, 1906.

The week opened with all coppers in good demand and prices in most instances soaring. Superior < Pitts burg was the feature. selling from s2e.00 to s27.50 during the day. Cana nea Central held firm at her old figures, but did not have the snap in her as of several days past. Greene was the big trader, sales being heavy on the Boston Exchange From eastern ad- vices 1t is learned thai there is heavy liquidation in Greene and as yet there is no positive information out as to eny Cole interests having associated themselves with the Greene, however, we think tomorrow something definite will be learned.
 Calumet & Arizona weakened a trif1e. Warren is in fair demand, but nothing like a week ago. Old Donlin- ion is the one that has beer making the boys money for some weeks past and reached her high mark today at S6l.00.
 Victoria. Boston Consolidated and Granby came in for their share of the trading.
 Money held firm, with easy move Il ent at 1 per cent.
 Closing quotations. Oct S, 1906.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-09
TIE BsBEE REVIEW BBEE ARIZONA
GREENE STOCK IS
 A BIG FAVORITE

Cananea and 1t is very liReiy that these same men are to be given seat in the directorate of Col. Greene's big Cananea property.
 It is strange that Cananea Central. with only a few hundred feet of de velopment work. should be selling on the market for as much as Greene Consolidated with its miles of devel- opment work and millions of dollars invested in machinery. Greene is due to take on a good advance. unles the board fails to declare dividend and proposes to begin the accumulation of a big surplus.
 All interest will be centered on Greene stock and the announcement of the result of the meeting of the Board of Directors in New York to- day is being eagerly awaited.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-09

' The principal topic of conversation around the brokerage offices yester- day was the meeting of the Board of Directors, of the Greene Consolidated Copper company, which is to be held at 24 Broad street today. There has been heavy buying of Greene during the past week by local investors who expect to see a rapid advance In this stock after the meeting of the direct OTIS. This advance should be several points. provided the report is verified that Thos. F. Cole and Capt. Jas. float son are to be given a place upon the Board of Directors of the Greene Con solidated. Col. Greene is a director in the Cananea Central company and is one of the largest stockholders in the new company in which Cole. Cong don. Hoatson, ct al. are interested at
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-09
PAINE's COPPER LETTER.

NEW YORK, Oct S.-This copper market certainly is the real thing. Public interest has gradually grown until now the buying power IS getting to be tremendous and all liquidation Is easily taken care of. The movement in Old Dominion is still on and we still expect $75.00 for the stock. North Butte and Butte Coalition should be fought on any reaction. People are jrst realizing the value of Quincy and the buying in the stock in Tamarack and Calumet will soon cause prices to go up.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-09

Billy Edwards, the prosperous Bis bee real estate man and part owner in the Big Four in the Solomon Springs district, returned from the mighty east yesterday after four months stay in the land of freckled girls and red ap- pies.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-09

Harry Berkowich went to Bisbee yesterday to interview l.. C. Shattuck in regard to opening up operations in the Tordillo district, thirteen miles west of Fronteras Harry Is a vete- ran frontier mining man and his pre S. ence on the ground means business. especially since he owns valuable properties in the same locality.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-25
RAMABA| WORK
DISCUSSED. BY
LOCAL CIRCLE

Mrs. William ". Thurber presided at
the annual meeting OF the Providence
Ramabai circle I'm the chapel at Diman
place yesterday afternoon, important hap
penings during the year and paying an
Earnest tribute TO the late Mrs. George Il.
Baker, who had been "A member OF the
organization since it's formation and had
faithfully served as president for several
years.
The treasurer. Mrs Harriet j. Roworth.
presented report showing S1l1.1s received
and s725 expended, leaving a balance NJ
Sl03.sS 10 forward to Boston 10 be divided
among the several interests for which the
American Ramabai association is work.
ing
Miss Ruth A Haskell for the nominat-
ing committee. then presented the follow
ing names: President. Mrs. William n.
Thurbcr; vice president. Mrs f. w. Ho-
mer, secretary. Mrs. Arba Dixie Smith;
treasurer, Mrs. Harriet j. Roworth. All
were unanimously elected.
Mrs. Helen c. Kendrick presented me-
mortal resolutions for Mrs. Baker after
which Mrs Albert r. Goff sang Miss Mu-
locks FISHERMEN, Not of Galilee, which
has been set TO music by Miss Lucy Hale
Garlin OF this city. She was accompanied
on the piano by Miss Ednah Hale
Miss Clementine Butler OF Boston, a
member OF the executive board OF the
American Ramabai association. gave a
very interesting resume OF her work add
ing particulars Of the difficulty OF caring
for the 1900 girls OF all castles who are
gathered together at the school over
which presdes the little brown woman.
whom Miss Butler termed 'the leader OF
Indian womanhood."
At the close OF Mrs. Buffers earnest ad-
dress Rev. Mr.. Roraback spoke briefly
aud Miss Ruth Haskell moved vote OIL
thanks to Mrs. Rowoth. who for 2Nyears
has most acceptably filled the position Of
treasurer.
Mrs Roraback then read some recent
facts from a book printed at the school.
Mrs. Con favored the audience with an
| other musical selection and the meeting
ad diourned.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-25
:" THE CREATION
SUNG BY THE
AR|ON CLUB

There were very few empty seats in
Infantry hall last evening. the attrac-
tion being the third and final concert OF
the Arion club for the present season.
II was ''The Creation" by Hayden. that
was sung by the organization, assisted
by Nine Rider-Kelsey, soprano; Mr.. AL
bert Quesnel. tenor, and Mr. Henry
wetherspoon. bass. also an augmented
orchestra with Mr.. A. IA, Ryder at the
organ while DR. Jules Jordan had fun
charge OF the oratorio and conducted IN
the most praiseworthy manner, as he
always does.
The audience last night was unusually
enthusiastic Hearty applause was FREE
cuent and the singers. both the chorus
and the soloists. deserved all the applause
they received.
Nine. Rider Kelsey. the soprano, made
keV first appearance here. and has
charming voice or much sweetness ana
volume Her ennunciation is most excel
tent and the text as SUNK by her could be
understood from all parts of the large
Rail
Mr ouesnel the tenor. was heartily re-
ceived. and his artistic work called for
xrch well deserved praise. while Mr.
Wiihc-SDoou. the bass. has one OF the
rrcst voices that has been heard IN our
clrY Tor a long time. II is full. round and
81 great scope for a bass and the audi
<rce applauded him many times.
Ire chorus work last evening was es-
sacia'lv commendable--it put much life
So feeling into its efforts and. guided
- Dr. Jordan. brought out all the chorus
eeauty of the great piece.
AT in all The Creation" was a thorough
xccc~ss IN all respects, soloists, chorus
srs orchestra. and certainly the people OF
ErCvidence are 10 be congratulated that
shey have such an organization as this.
T1e success OF this season reflects great
credit upon the club and tho management,
ard has been source OF great pleasure
q the music loving people
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-25
GRAND OFFICERS ELECTED
BY THE GOLDEN CROSS

firAnd Commandery of Rhode Island,
IEttec order OF the Golden Cross, at the
lfsh annual meeting yesterday elected the
following officers:
Grand commander Isaac ID. Cooke OF
East Providence. vice grand commander.
A. T. Parker OF Bristol; grand prelate,
Jennie A. Eaton. Westerly. grand keeper
Of records. William IL. Day OF Providence,
grand treasurer George A. HALE OF Woon-
socket. grand herald. Herbert L. Kelly of
Olneyv1lle: grand warder OF the inner
gate. Margaret r. Riley, East Providence:
grand warder OF the outer gate, Clovis S.
Rounds, Pascoag: past grand commander,
Z. =. Lovett Of Woonsocket; first trustee.
Louis ID. Lipptt. NJ. d.. OF Olneyville:
second trustee, Lillian r. Vanstone.
Providence; third trustee. w Sherman
Eaton. Westerly; supreme representative.
Charles Il. Lovett. Woonsocket; alternate
supreme representative, Louis D. Lippitt,
NJ. d. Olneyville
The officers elected were installed by
Supreme Commander Joseph r. Burlin-
game. who concluded the ceremony with
an Interesting address
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-25
TRAINING IN
RAISING The
SUBMARINES

The naval tug Nina, fitted out at the
Brooklyn navy yard as a submarine tor
pedo boat convoy. Is now at the Newport
torpedo station as n tender TO the sub
marine torpedo boats Porpoise and
Shark.
She is fitted with stout graphing iron
chains and stout steel hooks, which is
case OF accident TO a submarine she can
readily hook on the chains from the
massive iron ring bolts at the bow and
stern OF the submarines. and with her
heavy hosting apparatus bring the sub
marine TO the surface at once.
For a week or so the Nina and the
submarine win experiment with the ap-
paratus so as 10 perfect tho crews on
the eug and submarines with this por-
ton OF what is 10 now constitute a part
of daily routine with submarines
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-25
QUAKE WOULD
DAMAGE EITHER
TYPE Of CANAL

ChIcagn.- -ApriL 26=Regarding the ex-
prsSsed fear that earthquakes are likely
~ damage the proposed Panama canal
rshzIn Randolph. chief engineer OF the
chicago drainage canal and a member Of
rhe United States board of engineers for
rhe Panama canal said yesterday:
The destruction OF San Francisco by an
ekrrhquske has been seized upon by
a.1ruists as an argument against a lock
eaEaI across the lsthmus OF Panama. The
dstccrion drawn Is that such an earth
Q-lzse would put the lock canal out Of
b1stness by wrecking the locks and de-
erruytrE the dams.
should such a convulsion OF nature
visit the canal route. no doubt serious
GzuaEe would result 20 either type OF
r1-z- T-rfE1---t5e adopted. hut OF the
ru1 types the sea level would be the
worst sufferer"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-25
Or. GARVIN ADDRESSED
PAWTUCKET CONVOCATION

Bishop McNickar presided at the annual
meeting OF the conVocation OF Pawtucket
yesterday afternoon az 4 O'Clock
The following officers were unanimously
elected: Secretary. Henry Harman. FOR
the 18TH consecutive time since the first
meeting treasurer. Levi II. Learned /:
audit committee. w. A. Coop. G. H. Col
Ins, delegates TO the board OF managers.
Rev. A. 5. Wicks and l.. ~. Learned (:
executive committee. Rev. Mcssrs Dean
Appleton. Lucien Rogers, A. s Wicks.
Henry Harman and l.. u. Learned stand
Ing committee on programs Rev. T. Ap-
pleton, j. w Thompson. Charles Redford.
At tho parish house the ladies furnished
tea and at o'clock the conVocation re-
convened and discussed "Tho Church and
Present Day Social Conditions" Dr. l..
F. G. GaINtn opening and followed by
Prof. William Macdonald OF Brown uni
vcfSity.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-25
PROGRAM OF MUSIC AT
CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH

Sunday. April 22-Nforning- Prelude.
"Andante." Gulmant; anthem. Sing a
Song OF Praise" Stainer: response
Father Hear Thy Children" Barnaby:
offertory. 'Elovatlon" Dubois: anthem.
"Out OF the Depths" Marston: postlude.
''Processlonal March" Flagler.
Evcning-Prolude. "Gavotte." Flaplcr.
anthem. Babylon" Watson: response.
'sevenfold Amen" Stalner. offertory.
Song Without Words" salome: postlude.
March from the Church." Trembath.
George Albert Gouldlng. organis, and
director; Miss Helen L. Ames. soprano.
Miss Alice L. Ward. contralto: Mr.. Fr.
nest Ruether, tenor; Mr.. Charles n. Ev-
erett bass
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-25
CHURCH WILL
STANDS WITH
NO OPPOSITION

Tho will case OF Charles n Church
against Samuel G. Dimond, trustee, was
set for trial in the superior court at Bris-
tol yesterday. but tho case was contested,
and the will OF Benjamin Church will be
probated.
The case attracted great attention in
Bristol county. as the testator Benjamin
fly and was well known.
The will provided for the establishment
OF a home for aged mon OF Bristol. and
the bulk OF Benjamin Church's fortune,
an amount of $i26 600 IN ALL was, by the
will OF MIR Church, 90 be devoted 10 the
building and maintenance Of such an in
stitution.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-25

Real Estate for sale. money loaned on
good security at 3, and s per cent.
Hours s-lO a. m: 12-2:3O p. m. Telephone
1884. 6 Division Street
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-25
TWO SHR|NERS
LEAVE TONIGHT
FOR THE COAST

SO far as Rhode Island is concerned. the
pilgrimage OF the Shriners 60 California
has been abandoned.
only two from this state will be mem
bors OF the private excursion party that
takes the place Of the originally planned
tour; aud they are Spencer H. Greene and
Dr. r.. p. Hcizcr of pawtuCkct
They viii leave tonight and Join the rest
Of the party in Jersey city tomorrow
morning. and from there Journey 20 the
Pacific coast.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-25
PROVIDENCE MANS SISTER
ESCAPED IN HER KlM0NA

Charles u. Ware has received this let-
ter from hs sister who WIS at the 81.
Francis hotel san Francisco:
"Dcar Brothcr-Thc town Is gone, for
n looks as IL the fire would finish tho
work OF destruction. J saved myself hy
getting out Of the hotel as soon rs possible
and with no clothing but a kmoua and
a blanket; no shoes ana one stocking
"The earthquake was terrible and lasted
about half a minute, but there was con-
fusion enough with that short time OF
lifting thingo The hotel just tipped up
and dowsl again The noise was like
the awful grinding OF great obstacles
together; a ripping sound and the dun
bass OF noises that could come nowhere
but from the bowels OF the earth.
For breakfast I had two piee given
20 me 10y man who had seven women TO
look after Then l sat down on tho
top OF "a knoll 10 pencil this note
"Ancctionntely.
ANGELINA h. WARE"
Miss Ware had been in Frisco FOR the
past ~ weeks and intended go start east
last Tuesday visit 90 somc relatives
had detained her Il was explained In a
letter received last week. II had been
thought that Miss ware had lost her nfe.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-25
f. H. Hartman at Rearof his Special Train

Levesque. Later in the evening a social
hour was enjoyed.
COMPANIONS OF THE FOREST.
A regular meeting OF l. Esperance Cir
Gle. Companions OF the Forest, was held
lasts evening at St Johns hall s Arctic
Centre The meeting was extremely inter
esting and several new members were ad-
mitted.
HIGH SCHOOL BALL TEAM.
Yesterday afternoon a meeting OF the
Athletic association OF the Warwick hlgh
school was held and ball team to rep
resent the school was organized. Percy u.
Dawley was elected captain and Howard
Kent assistant manager The team Is out
for practice at Pastime Park every at-
ternoon and the school has a fine lot on
Young players who will probably give the
local Valley teams lots OF trouble during
the season.
CHURCH ELECTS OFFICERS
A meeting of the vestry of st. Philips
church. Crompton, was held at the church
last evening and the following Officers
were elected Senior warden, Benjamin
f. Waterhouse; junior warden, {. ID Rop-
inson; vestrymen Julian Moss. Robert
NrCIean: william Read, Arthur Lovett
william johnson, George B. Waterhouse,
William Houston VI. ID. Heydon; treas
urer. George Il. Waterhouse. auditing
committee. c. ID. Robinson, Arthur Nc
clean and william Houston: delegates to
the convention. william Houston, William
johnson and Il. i. Waterhouse.
NOTES.
Mrs. Hattie Greene OF Centreville IS Ill
al her home I'm that place
Samuel Grant OF Crompton was a guest
OF friends I'm Boston yesterday
Frank l. Burdick Of Central Falls was
a guest OF relatives In Arctic Centre yes
terday.
social was held last evening az the
Knotty oak church and was well at
tended.
Mrs n C. Lloyd and Mns. II. $. But
ler both OF Providence. were guests OF
Rev and Mrs. w ~ Butler at Phe-
nix yesterday.
Frank Slater Of Anthony is soon 10 leave
for a visit TO friends in Arizona.
Irving o. the lO-months-old son of Mr..
and Mrs Lcvi Girard OF Arctic Centre,
died at the home Of It's parents yester-
day after a brief Illness The funeral
will be held tomorrow.
Thomas Ryder Of Crompton. we'll known
in the valley, who IS considered one OF
the best color mixers u this country and
who has been employed as boss dyer az
the Crompton mills for some time severed
his connection with that concern Satur-
day
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-25
a CARD

We, the unoersisnco. uo hereby agree TO
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-25
0LNEYvILLE,
Defeat at Bowling Is Followed
by a Jolly Supper
Picket Fence Stolen. Nothing
Left Eut The Post ROl0S

The branch office OF The News has been
removed from Heffernan's lunch room to
the office OF the West Side Real Estate
company No Hartford avenue. Tele-
phone 40-West.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-25
FOR OYSTER GROUND LEASES

ON May the commissioners 81 shell
fisheries Will receive applications for
leases OF oyster ground in Wexford har-
bor st their Office In the state house.