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The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1907-11-02
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior,
Land Office at Santa Fe, N. M

October II, 1907.
Notice is hereby given that Mel
lie M. Howe, of Sanchez, N. NJ,
has filed notice of his intention to
make final five year proof in sup
port of his claim, viz; Home
stead Entry No. 6913, made March
Is, 1902, for the sw4 mel, 81 nw4,
sec. 13, sci ne4, sec. IA, township
16 H., range % e., and that said
proof will be made before Esteban
V. GalIegos, U. S. Court Com. at
Isidoro, N. NJ, on Dec. 7, 1907.
He names the following witnesses
to prove his continuous residence up
on, and cultivation of, the land, viz;
E. r. Nayes, Francisco Chaves,
Sanchez, N. NJ; j. W. Howe, of
Ration, N. NJ; Francisco Martin
ez, of Gonzales, N. NJ.
MANUEL r. OTERo,
1st D 1O-26-lst 11-30. Register.
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1907-11-02
.FONDOS De
ESCUELAS
En- y Por ell COndadO de Mora Dia
30ta de Setiembre,
A. D., 1907.

District de Escuelas 1, Mora,
1854. 80; Dist. 2, Cleveland, 1901;
Dist. 3, Guadalupita, 104. 90; Dist.
4, Cherry Valley (Estafeta de Shoe
maker) 1898; Dist. 5, La Cueva,
263. 81; Dist. 6, San Jose (estafeta
de Ledoux) 325.35; Dist. 7, Col
ondrinas (Watrous) 1908; Dist.
8, Ocate, 83.02; Dist. 9, Aqua
Negra (Holman) 1876; Dist. 10,
Lucero, 330.2l; Dist. Il, Watrous,
20.59; Dist. y, Wagon Mound,
l540.75; Dist. Is, Coyote-Llano
Uucero) 252.97; Dist. Is, Ell Rito,
(Chacon) l78.l7; Dist. II, Ell Abu-
elo (Ledoux) 1891; Dist. Is, Ell
Carmen, north (Mora) 67.83; Dist.
10, Tiptonville (Watrous) l05.36;
Dist. 20, El Orc Uedoux) 3l.20;
Dist. 81, Naranjos (Ocate) 226.45;
Dist. %, Coyote, Cocas, (Guada-
Iupita) 6l.35; Dist. "a, Tulguillo,
(Mora) 2l.65; Dist. 25, Ell Rito
(Borregos) Chacon, 238.52; Dist.
27, Gascon, 92.72; Dist. %, Aqua
Negra (Canon) Holman, 44.80;
Dist. 20, Ocate Uefebres) l04.20;
Dist. 80, Carmen (South) Mora,
94.35; Dit. 81, Ocate CLOS Gueros)
1919; Dist. 80, Guadalupita, 1881;
Dist. 33, Roy, 64.92; Dist. "a,
Hallspeak, 1929; Dist. 35, Monte
Aplanado Uedoux) $500; Dist. 36,
Solano, 00.00.
Ricardo Martinez,
Superintendent de Escuelas
PublicO.
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1907-11-02
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior.

Department of the Interior.
Land Office at Clayton, New Mexico
October Is, 1907
Notice is hereby given that the
Territory Of New Mexico had filed
application in this office to select
under the Act of Congress of June
81, 1898, for Reservoir Irrigation
Purposes, the following described
land, to-wit:
List No. 9.-n3 net, sci ne4, nj
nw4, sw4 nw4, SET, sw4 ne4, SCI
nw4 of Sec. II, WI ne4, 81 sci of
Sec. 90. Ali of Sections 81, 20, 81
and %, ne4, ne4 sci, nw4 sw4 sec.
20, All of sec. 80, 81 nj, 81 of sec.
81, e4 sw4, nw4 sw4, ne4 net, 81
sci, nw4 sci, nw4 Sec. 80, WI nw4
of sec. 33, all in township 10 H.,
range 80 e.; N. M. P. NJ; nj of
sec. l, twp. IS H., range 20 e., N.
NJ. P. NJ; nj net, SET ne4, sw4 nw4
of sec. 5, township 18 H., range
30 e., N. M. P. NJ; nj of sec. 6,
township 18 H., range 30 e., N. M.
P. M.
List No 10-sw4, WI sci of sec.
25, 81 of sec. 26, sci of sec. 27, e3
nw4 of sec. 35, all in twp. 20 n.
range 80 e., n m p m., 81 Of sec
tiop 81, township 20 n, range 80
e, n m p M; ne4, e4 nw4 of sec
tion 1 sw4 ne4, 81 nw4, nw4 nw4,
sw4, WI sci of section II, sci sci
of section 13, WI net, nw4, SCI
sw IA of section IA, e9 NV IA, 81
ne IA, sw IA Sc IA, Sc IA sw IA
of section %, 81 ne IA, Sc IA
NV IA of section Is, Sc IA, e3
sw Ia of section "a, e4 WI of sec.
%, nj ne IA, Sc IA ne IA. ne IA
Sc IA, ne IA NV IA of section 26,
all in twp. 10 n, range 20 g, n m
p m; ne IA ne IA, ne IA Sc IA,
sw IA Sc IA, Sc IA sw IA of sec
tion Z, ne IA, NV IA, Sc IA sw
IA, 81 Sc IA of section s, ne IA
NV IA, 81 sw IA, sw IA Sc IA of
section 9, nj sw IA, Sc IA sw "A,
NV IA, nj Sc IA, sw IA Sc IA of
section 10, NV IA ne IA, nj NV IA
sw IA, 81 Sc IA Of section Is, all in
twp. 10 H., range 80 e, m p m.
Any protests, contests or other
objections against the validity of
these selections should be filed
with the Register and Receiver of
this office.
Edward w. Fox,
1st D. l1-2-last 1l-30 Register.
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1907-11-02
Ricardo Martinez,
Superintendent de Escuelas
Publico.
LA LINEA VEGAS-MORA ASEGURADA

Las Vegas, N. M. Oct. % Sc
anuncia aqui que $80,OOO de los
$I0O,0 necesarios para asegurar
la construction de una via eIectrica
interurbana de esta ciudad q Mora
condado de Mora, han sido prom
etidos y que las agrimensuras pre-
Iiminares de la linea seran hechas
embellishments.
Este sera ell primer ferrocarril
electrico de gran distancia en- Nu-
evo Mexico, Y abrira una de las
mas ricas secciones del territorio,
que hasta la fecha no han tenido
desarrollo.
w. A. Buddecke, presidente del
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1907-11-02

Commercial Club, es ell originator
del plan y 10 apoyan capitalistasde
St. Louis.
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1907-11-02
ESTRAYED.

25 head of sheep on my place at
Mesteno, ear marked as follows:
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1907-11-02

Owner can have
same by paying
damages and costs
of this notice.
JOSE DOLORES
MEDINA.
Roy, New Mexico.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-07-11
Mech lyle kr6E

OTTO og6lny okrsyk " krajsoh euro
pejskich gdy " Ameryce okrzyk "
obecnych czasach Jest: ,,Nlech lyle
Ora Kluga nowy ~wynalazek
lekarstwo ma chorooy gard}a j p}uc"
0 kt6rcm PAM julia Ryder Paines,
Truro, Mass. m6~i: ,,Oao nigdy
ME zanieda daG niezw}ooznej pomo~
cy i predko wyleczy kasael i "a,
ziebienie." Op,nia pani Paines jest
g}oszona przez wieksza cze6o miesz~
kahc6w tego kraju, Nowy wynna-
Lack leczy s}ahe p}uca chore gar
Ola gdy wszYstkie lune lekarstwa
zawioda a "a kaszel i .zaziebienie
jest jedyne pewne !ekarstwo. Gwae
rantowane przez M. j. lKowalews~
kiego aptekarza SOC i &l.o0. Butel-
XII ns probe darmo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-07-11
CudOWne Zdarzenie.

Perth Bron, N. Y. bylo 6Hiadkiem
jednego z najsobliwszych przypad-
k6w ~wyleczenia jake kledykolwlek
stwierdzono. Amos F. King, z tego
.miejsca pisze, >, Bucklena ma6d ar
nike va wyleczy}a rane ma mel no
DE, ma kt6ra oierpia}em ~przesz}o 80
lat. Teraz jestem S." Gwaranto-
wane, re wyleczy wszystkie rany,
przez MI Kowalewsk,ego apteka~
RIA. use. /.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-07-11
Napad tygrysa W Ham,
burgu.

7 Znany ~w}a6ciciel ~zwierzyhca,
starry Hagenbeck W Hamburger,
zosta} napadniety W parku swoim
pr.ez tygrysa, kt6ry' powali} 60 ma
zien,e i zada} mu rane ma g}owie.
Rama jego ME jest jednakze ME-
bezpieczna, gorzej potraktows}
tygrys dozorce, kt6ry przybieg} II.
l. pomoca, pokasawszy mt dotkli~
VIE ramie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-07-11
Zbrojny napad ma GER
KEW.

: o niezwykle zuchwa}ym napadzie
ma cerkiew we wsi Porieczja pod
'Moskwa pisma rosyjskie podaja
nastepujace szczeg6}y: Podczas
nabozehstwa porannego, gdy cer~
KEW by}a przepe}niona, nagle roz,
leg1 sic g}osny krzyk: Me ruszac
sic z miejsca! Rece do GO y! Wszy-
soy os}upieli Mkt sig ME poru-
szy}. z t{umu wystapi}a %gromadka
ludzi nikomu nieznanych. Przer .
wall naboiehstwo, popa i dyakona
usuneli cd o1tarza / tam zamkneli.
Djaczek rzuci} sic ku MIN z krzy~
klein, lecz W jednej chwili pad}
trupem, razony kula rewolwerowa.
Rabusie dali j~eszcze kilka strza{6w,
kt6rymi ranili dwie staruszki z
miejscowego przytufku. Nar6d W
cerkwi sta} wciaz, jak s~kamienia}y.
Rabusie rzucili sig ku staro2ytnemu
obrazowi Matki Boskiej i poczel
zrywac z}ota sukienke, ozdobiona
drogiemi kamieniami, a szacowana
ma 30. 900 rubli. Chcac sig zabez-
pieczyG cd alarmu, rabusie przede~
wszystklem ustawili straz PREY
wyjsciach i dzwonnicy. Nagle
rozleg4 sic CLOS dzwonu. Rabusie
sadzac, re wsp6lnicy ich zostali
schwytani, rzucili sic do ucieczki,
przep}yneli rzeke Moskwe znlk--
nell W leslie. Policya z kozakami
przyby}a dopiero W dwie godziny
p6zniej i ma SHADY rabusi6w ME ma"
trafifa. Jak sic okaza}o, rabusi6w
spfoszyl ME CLOS dzwon6w cerklew-
nych, lecz dzwon W przytu}ku,
wzywajacy ma obiad.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-07-11
Jak d}ugo zyja d0moWe
ZWierZeta?

AV1OA ~ Usss
O dlugo6ci zycia zwierzat domo~
wyoh znawcy twlerdza 80 naste~
.puje: Byd}o (krowy) dozyje do lat
30. Kon osie} nigdy dfuzej,
prey najlepszych warunkaoh 4ycla,
mad lat IS ME lyle. Null 1ochodzi
do so lat zyoia. Pies majacy lat
20 do rs jest osobliwodcia. Kot Is
roku zycia nigdy ME przezyje. Is
lat zycia jest takte granica ola zy~
cha owcy i kozy. Dziesiecioletni
kr6lik jest W prxededniu swej
smierci; kura i indyk ME zyja d}u~
lei mad lat IL. 'Trzydziestoletnia
ges by}aby cudem. Wr6bel moze
dozyc do lat "a, swinia nakonieo
dozyje do lat 20.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-07-11
Liczenie ludnO6c1.

Liczenie ludnO6c1.
Dnia 10 BIN. odby}o sig ~liczenie
ludno6oi pod}ug zawodow W ca"
lem pahstwie n~iemieckiem. w Ber'
linie urzednicy spisujac ludnosc
obchodzili wszystkie hotele i row.
niez obcYch zaciagali do list Anne
rykanie i rosyanie bardzo niechet-
ME dali o%bja6nienia, niekt6rzy
obja6niali urzednik6w W ten spo~
sob, ,,jestem milionerem'', ,,jestem
ksieciem', ,,ja sam ME WIEN, czem
jestem". Pomiedzy l a 8 godz. W
nocy z dnla IL ma 10 urzednicy pc.
licyjni urzadzili W ca}ym Berlinie
obfawe ma bezdomnych, W pod
ziemnych zau}kach, sk}adach ia
b%ryoznych, domach pusto stojs-
cych, W ogrodach i sk}adach drze~
wa, s}owem W miejscach, gdzie
sypiaja ci, kt6rzy ME moga p}aci6
mieszkania. Tymczasem ottawa ia
mia&a ,,przyjazny charakter'', ale
urzednioy nieraz mieli ciezkie a
DAME, gdyz musieli prze}azic przez
p}oty it'd, szukaG pod schodami
it'd. pandw popisowcdw, z kt6rych
niekt6rzy jak W Grunwaldzie po~
wdrapywali sig ma drzewa i tam u
rzad4lli sobie sypialnia. Urzednicy
jednak t}dmaczyli wszystkim po-
pisowcom, ze ME chodzi tn O zadne
kary lub o w16czegostwo, tylko @
spis zawodowy, ma co dostali iro~
niozne uwagi, re spokojnych oby~
wateli pahstwa W nocy trudza i ae
navel ma drzewach ME MONA sic
" Berlinie spokojnie wyspat. DUO
popisowych spa}o r6wniez we wo~
zach meblowych, mad kana|ami ma
tratwach, s}owem gdzie by}o miej~
see i ci byli r6wniez bardzo nieza~
doWoleni i oswiadczali, re oni ME
maja zadnyoh zawod6w, tylko 50
,,wolnymi" obywatelami, kt6rzy
chca sig obecnie tylko wyspac, -
a spis zawodowy ich mic ME obcho-
dzi. Niekt6rzY podawali jake "a.
w6d takie zajecia: %,,dyrektor 6wie-
lego powietrza'', ,,ipspektor :wen-
~tylacyi", %,kierownik ruchu ulicz~
nego", ,,%dobrowolny kontroler
przybywajqcych do Berliua", ,,spe~
cYalista W piciu tylko wyboro-
wych napoi", ,,jedzacy tylko wtedy
gdy jest co do ~jedzenia" it'd.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-07-11

ze wyciaggns} z kieszeni soyzoryk ]
pchna} MIN swego kolege " piersii
tax SLIME, re ten upad} bezprzy-
tommy ma ziemie. Cb1opiec le&y
teraz ciezko ohory.
Fla matka / dObry pies.
Pred kilku dniami W Kolonii
przechadza} sig pewlen jegomosc "a
miastem z psem swoim. Nagle Q
box lekkiego wzniesienia PREY dro-
DE pies stana4 l obwachawszy
ziemie, zaozal zajadle skowycze6.
inny przechodziei oba)
panowie rozgrzebawszy swieko usy-
pany pag6rek, ~natrafili ma zw}oki
niemowlecia oko4o s~miesiecznego.
Pc chwili jednak, snadz pod wp'y-
wem 6wietego powietrza, dzieoie
zaczeio oddychat, przewiezione zas
n%atychmiast do szpitala oppenhei~
ma, W ciagu kilkunastu godzin od~
ly1o zupe}nie. Me ulega watpli-
ze' dziecko zakopa}a wyrod~.
matka.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-07-11

N~ieprzyjac16}ka mezczyzn.
W miasteozku soutbpass City, W
Ameryce umarfa pred kilku dnia-
mi uiejaka parma Jennie r.. Carol,
kt6ra, o lie :wiadomo ME powie-
dzia}a do zadnego mezozyzlln1y isfowa
przez dwadzie6cia siedm lat! Mia}a
lat 40, a gdy przssd ls laty PREY.
by}a do Wyoming, zamieszka}a "
domu swei siostry, PAM Ella
Cobbler, z tenn zastrzezeniem, re.
do meta swej siostry woale ME
bedzie m6wit- Obiega pog1oska,
re pred ls laty parma Corroi by1a
zareczona z pewnym milo dziencem
re stan6w wschodnich. Gdy mia}
sig .odbyc Stub " domu jej matki
wszyscy goscie zebrali sig ma cereo
monte weselna, narzeczony ME sta
viii sie. Cd tego czasu dziewczyna
ME slysza1a mic o swoim kochanku.
Stroskana i zawiedziona przysieg}a
:soble, re nigdy ME przem6wi s}owa
do zadnego me&czyzny. Obietnioy
:dotrzyma}a al do 6mierci. Lezqc
ma }ozu sm~iertelnem, w~yrszi}a zy-
genie pred siostra, ably ma jej
~pogrzebie ME by} obecny laden
mezczyznaa PAM Cobbler uczyni}a
prosbie zadosc i pogrzeb odby{ sic
bez mezozyzn~
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-07-11
MI0dy pruski kulturnik,

Powracajac W dniu 10 I'm. re
szkofy opowiadat dwunastoletni
syn posiedzioiela Rudolfa Stolza
re Skorki swemu koledze r 'inhol~
dowi Wilmertowi, jak dzielnie by
sic sprawowaf W razie wojny z
,,odwiecznym" wrogiem, Francu~
ZEN. Opowiadaniem tax sic zapali{,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-07-11
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MA SPRZEDAZ:

MA SPRZEDAz: 1920
ARROW dobrego gruntu so
ARROW pod piugiem reszta
pastwiska i Dor. Dom muro-
wany nowy, CHEW nowy do.
statni ma 40 sztuk bydia 6
kon 100 ton6w siana; oraz
kilku nnych W najlepszym
przadku, budynk6w.. 81 mil
Cd Winony. Zg}osic s,e do
wla6cic.e1a
: J6zefa szumi6skiego ),
IT,.
Bluff Siding, Wis
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-07-11

Bee rae hunk5W dOktOr.
skiCh.
Jan Holsztag z ICELAND, Mich
pisze:" w oiqgu pleciu' lat odtad
many Gomozo W domu, ME miell-
6my rachuku doktorsklego. Uczy~
milo ono wiele ola mas i naszej fa-
mifii."
: Ora Piotra Gomozo jest znanem
lekarstwem domowem. Zrobione
Z >samy CHI zi6} i korzeni, ME zawie-
ra " sobie MIC innego, tylko to-,
co dziaia dobrze ma system. DR..
Peter Fahrney & Sons Co., 1l2-
l1s So, Hoype ave., Chicago, ILL.,,
50 lego fabrykantami.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-13
WILDCAT MINES AND MINERS.

There are two distinct divisions of this country, the East and the West, so far as mines and knowledge ot them. generally, are concerned. The great mines of the nation are in the West, and the great cash capital Of the land is in the East Mines and min ing interests are on the increase. The gold, silver, copper, galena and other metals are in the bowels of the west ern mountains. To bring these metals to the surface aud sell them in the marts and channels of trade requires cash. and the thoroughbred mining men of the West know this better than any other class. There are thousands of producing and paying propositions in the West and in Sonora; there are thousands of prospective mines in the same region that would pay big divi- dends if backed by capital; there are many propositions, also, that are fakes and nothing else. The inexpe rienced capitalist in the East often meets the fake representative of these fake propositions, and by reason of in experience cannot tell them from the genuine. The result is that often man with money is "chinned" out Of 1t and he becomes "sore" and charses the west with his loss. when in truth and in fact 1t should be charged tc his own foolishness. These wildcat mines and miners are severely con demned in the West, because they art doing harm to and iniuring proposi tions that are sound and substantial Ignorance in mines and mining is dangerous commodity, and no pros pective investor should chuck out his cash until he has evidence from reli able men who know the truth aboui the prospect or mine to be purchased Eastern capitalists can fad thousand of places in the West to doubie thei
 money. Mines have made more money than banks. Wealth developef and undeveloped is in the West, and ] welcomes. but is not willing to de ceive. any mine. prospect or stocl buyers of the Eas+. The Review i
 not infallibie. but it is in pogition t and will guard prospective investor from smooth-toneed representatives o
 wildcat mines and miners.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-13

A hasty analysis of the foregoing figures brings to light the fact that these companies distributed in diyi- aends during the past year only about two-thirds of their net earnings. As their dividend disbursements sggre- gated about s3S.0OO.Ooo. it would there fore appear that they must have added s19 100000 to their treasury surpluses, less such amounts as may have been expended in providing new equipment, etc. to prepare for an increased vol ume of production.
 The old time opinion that mining stock should yield 10 per cent on the investment has been very conclusiyey disproved, so far as copper mining companies are concerned. Only those railroad companies which serve the most thickly populated sections of the country can present as good dividend records as have been made by Calu- met & Hecla, Quincy, Osceola, WolFer' inc and other established copper pro
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-13
COLE THE NEW COPPER KING.

His advent in Bisbee and the Can anea districts is variously viewed Notes of disapproyal are heard asto the terms upon which the Greene Consoli- dated sold to Cole and Ryan because of the alleged fact that in the consoli-
 auon the Greene outfit, with cur rent assets of $6,OO0.000, an immense tonnage of ore in sight, millions of dollars in equipments, timber lands, railroads and other property, was puL into the deal for the sum of $50, 900 900 only in new stock at par value, while the Characterised property without any great showing was put in at $2o,- 100000 when, iii fact, the same was purchased by Cole and Ryan within the last year for only s2,5O0. 900. This is one of the kicks that have been registered.
 Another one is that Cole and Ryan took to themselves from the treasury of Greene Consolidated 200 GOO shares of fully paid stock at s20.00 per share, and that they will not be obliged to pay anything more for it, when the remaining 100000 shares of stock re- gently quoted at $40.00 a share will be obliged to pay further call of s5. a share.
 Others claim that the Greene direc- torate was facing financial danger ana unable to meet the bnoblems that came to 1t in the management of the business of such a collosal enterprise. Claim is also made that Mir, Greene was absolutely unable to make the Cananea property pay dividends on high copper market and that sooner or later the proposition would be hope lessly involved.
 Be this as it may the fact remains that Col. Greene made the Cananea property known to every stock-market on earth and brought fortunes to many and loss, perhaps, to fewer men in such a gigantic operation. than any other living man. Greene has the rep. utation of being true to his friends. When he was poor and unknown men assisted him and he does not forget it; but now he is in second place. 1 If the directors, stockholders and par ties interested are satisfied it seems that there should be no kick coming from the public.
 1 Tom Cole now takes the helm in the management and direction of the cop, per industry. He has a heroic task ahead but those who known his great 1 financial skill, ability and iron will predict that he will steer the red meta
 ship in smooth safe channels. He stands before the world today labelled The new Copper King"
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-13
GIGANTIC COPPER BUSINESS
 DONE BY COLE-RYAN INTERESTS

Messrs. Lee, Higginson & Co, is evi- dence that Calumet & Hecla is in the market for developed properties. With a magnificent organization anu stiff, tremendous capital, unlimited backing and record for fair dealing on which there has never been the smallest stain, this company can, if It chooses, so extend operation as to multiply it's product several times dur ing the next five years. That it plans to do so through subsidiary compan- ies, is indicated by the formation of the La Sale Copper company, which authorities state should produce S0,- oOO,OOO pounds of metal per annum for a long period. It is not unreasonable to expect that Calumet 6 Hecla will control between 200,000,000 and 500.- VO0,OOO pounds of copper production within very few years.
 Phelps, Dodge & Co, win also In- crease their copper output heavily They control a most valuable and very extensive property in the best of the Cananea ore Zone-Surrounded, in fact, by Greene-Cananea holdings ana dIrecuy on the strIke oI the 4reene Consolidated company's greatest ore bodies. This property is to be very extensively developed, and with other operations now in hand will add very much, even to this great firms i'm. portance among copper producers. From the fact that Mir. Cleveland H. Dodge is to become a director of the Greene -Cananea Copper company, 1t has been deduced that a more or less close alliance has been formed be- tween Phelps-Dodge & Co. and Anal gamated. We can see no reason for anything more than an understanding to maintain as steady market as pos sible.
 ! Besides these great interests, others are ever striving upwards and some will succeed. F. Augustus Heinze has arrfved-is and will be a growing fac, tor in the copper situation.
 ] Giroux Consolidated at Ely will be producing within six months, and now that bigh-grade ores may be expected in quantity the company will, under the present excellent management, be able to increase facilities and output rapidly. Within three years Giroux Consolidated should be one of the heavy producers. Unlike Greene Con. i solidated, it began development in ow grade ores and planned according. ! y. It has now to readjust itself to better conditions than were expected, and therein lies it's strength for the future.
 | Many other properties are coming on well. and will in 1908 and 1909 swell production heavily. Some ot these will fall to the great interests, others will perhaps become nuclel for strong new copper combinations. Amalgamated,. with all it's dependent and semi-dependent companies. it's at- filiations and alliances. will assuredly remain the greatest factor in the cop per situation, but we doubt very much it it will ever control t.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-13
Earned Earnings on

ducers; but if this rule were to hoid good, it would argue for higher prices for copper mining shares now, as on the 25-cent copper market the IS com. panies under consideration are earn ing an average of more that IT r. per cent on their current market quo tations.
 People who have been brought up on 1-2 per cent to 6 per cent invest. ments will find it difficult to appre- ciate the significance of annual earn ings three to five times as great. The fact that these copper mining com panies are paying only 10 per cent to 12 per cent on their selling prices does not mean. it must be remem- bered, that stockholders will not get the other per cent to per cent which is being earned. Every dollar of these earnings must go to stock holders in one form or another, eith- CT through increased disbursements, extra dividends, or in such additions to equipment as will provide for great CT production and correspondingiy