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Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-26
CONSOLIDATION WOULD ADD
 WEALTH
About Effort Being Made to Combine the Shannon and Arizona Companies in the Clifton District.

Boston--We stated yesterday that J. G. Hopkins, a director of the Ari- zona Copper Co.,, had sailed for Europe in formulation of a plan tG consolidate the Arizona Copper Co and the Shannon Copper Co.
 President N. L. Amster of the shannon Co. says:
 The question of consolidating the shannon and Arizona companies has been under consideration, but any talk of the matter to date has been of an informal nature between di- rectors as individuals.
 MT Hopkins, the American direc- tor of the Arizona Copper Co. and one of it's largest stockholders, is especially keen upon the subject as he realizes the possibilities of a con- sOlidation of the companies which could practically control the Clifton camp
 "Of course such a consolidation would be of benefit to the shannon Go. which is now producing half as much copper as the Arizona Copper Co. although its stock is selling for but s6,000,0O0 against $50, ,000.O 900 for the Arizona CO. The latter company, however, would derive even greater benefits than the shannon as sue a consolidation would result in new blood in the management, increased smelling facilities and a chance for growth which has not been taken ad- vantage of.
 These two companies combined could within a few years produce 75,000,Q00 pounds of copper per an mum.
 Consolidation, however, is a hope rather than an immediate probability though Mir. Hopkins who sailed for Scotland Wednesday may be able to bring about the ,first steps necessary. President Gill of the Arizona Co. who has but recently returned to Scotland, is fully alive to the possi- ! Utilities of amalgamatiOn"
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-26
WALKER BROS, LETTER.

Especial Wire to Duey & OyeTlock)
 NEW YORK, July 24.-The mar ket opened quite strong this morning with advance extending from half to one point throughout the list There was apparently no stock for sale, however, the advance and prices re- ceded somewhat sharply Disappoint- ment at non-action in the UnionPaci- fic and Southern Pacific dividends caused some further realizing. The market has had quite an advance within the past few days and a mod crate reaction would appear only nat ural. We think, however, upon any such reaction stocks can be bought to advantage.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-26
J. c, PRITCHARD, -Rroker-
Bonanza Circle and Warren District
 Stock a Speciality.
Bisbee. July g, 1907.

Bisbee, July 9, 1907.
 The market is very quiet today still there is a firm undertOne. There is sacrificing of stocks at present prices. The bids fail to bring them out, and trading will be limited un- til better prices are offered. Vol verine is S2.75 bid and S3.00 asked. Empire State having struck some na5 tive copper and sulphides, has ad- vanced the treasury stock to 50 cents. The best showing of any property in Cochise county with small investment is made by the Gold Nugget, twenty one of four hundred acres of land. a stamp mill already erected. A small capitalization of $5O,OOO. Definite lodges to follow in the development. This stock is offered for 20 cents in order to enable them to put up their hoist. Gold Eagle is another very promising gold property selling at 15 cents. The next block of stock to be advanced to 50 cents per share. Bis bee Arizona is pushing development as rapidly as possible. A townsite has been staked between the Bisbee Arizona and the Modern.
 CTsing Quotations.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-26

"The Granby now owns 11GS acres. an increase of nearly 100 per cent in the last few years.
 From the general outlook, condi- tions are very favorable for a pros porous coming year. While our costs have increased a little by the advance in wages, both at the smelt- CT and at the mines and our fuel costs have been very materially in creased, we feel that being able to smelt an enormous tonnage, this iE- crease will be cut down.
 ''The labor conditions at the coal and coke fields of the Crows Nest District seem to be all settled and We do not anticipate any shortage of fuel for the next year or two.
 All we ask now is to have the price of copper stay above 20 cents per pound and We will then show what can be done in the way of small costs, large tonnage and good dividends"
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-26
PAINE's coPpER LETTER.

Especial Wire to Duey & Overlock.) )
 BOSTON. July 25.-After a strong opening everything commenced to sag and soon got very dull. The Southern Pacific directors adjourned until Thursday of next week without ac- ton. It is generally conceded now that they will pay 6 per cent and I expect that the stock will sell as high as Atchison. There was no news on copper and Amalgamated sagged off a point on small sales. Tomorrow and Saturday will be dull and probably prices will be hammer ed a point or two. The bank state ment Saturday should be good.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-26

of the good rise yesterday will do to sell for a turn. The buying of cop per stocks is small at present and any let-up in the advance of Union Pacific and Southern Pacific will give the traders a chance to raid Amalga- mated. Don't get too bearish on the coppers however, as each day of waiting brings us closer to large sales of the metal and corresponding rally in the stocks. Personally, I think the advance in Amalgamated is being made by the insiders with the idea Of inspiring confidence and bringing in the customers to buy copper which they need badly. The wire people are the only ones who expect any serious falling off in business and that is caused by tight money.
 Iensdaie says: HaveinfOrmatso which says expects to see Reading at S115
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-26
LONDON COPPER OPENING.

Especial Wire to Duey & Overlock) LONDON. July 25.-Spot 95 pounds, off l pound. Futures S7 pounds. 5 shillings, off 15 shillings. Market easy.
 LONDON, July 5.-Analganated advanced one-half; Atchison advanc- ed three-eighths; Baltimore & Ohio advanced one-quarter; c. & o ad- vanced one-quarter; Canadian Paci- fic decreased three-quarters; Mis- souri, Kansas & Texas decreased one quarter; Southern Pacific advanced one; Union Pacific advanced one and three-quarters
 LOGAN & BRYAN.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-26
AERIAL TRAMWAY
 CUTS OFF 20 MILES
High Transportation Charges ImpeIS Dominion Company
 to Make Change.

BostCa-In order f> obviate the transportation difficulties over the Canadian Pacific in the boundary, . the Dominion Copper Go. is having surveys made for the building of an aerial tramway from it's mines to it's smelter. It is now 25 miles by rail road from the mines to the shelter. but it is estimated that a tramway would not have to be over five miles in length.
 This would cost about S1O0,O00. but it is estimated that its use would cut the cost of delivering ore to the smelter in half At present the cost is 90 cents per ton.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-26
MARKET SUMMARY.

Especial Wire to Duey & Overlock.) NEW YORK, July 24.-American stocks in London were firm with great strength in Hartman issues. Pressed Steel directors met Wed nesday but took no action on common dividend. Union Pacific and South ern Pacific directors meet today.
 Estate of the late W. C. Whitney shows S24,90O,000 largely American Tobacco and Standard oil stock.
 Albany legislature adjourns. '. Steel corporation well supplied with ore ana not alarmed at threatened miners strike.
 There was light demand for stocks in the loan crowd.
 Bank of England rate remains un- changed at 4 per cent.
 Fiscal year of all Gould roads most prosperous in their history.
 Twelve industrials advanced .3i per cent.
 Twenty active railroads advanced 1.OO per cent.
 DOW, JONES & co.
 BOSTON, July 25.-Foster of Paine, Weber 6 Go. says: Amalga' mated selling ex-dividend and in view
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-26
TESTER & HICKS,
 Brokers.

Bisbee, July 25, 1907. No change in tone and very little in prices is the story for today. Amal- gamated sold ex-diyidend today and lost one point below yesterdays close. The Bostons are all inclined to weak ness. The curbs are quiet and prices are practically the same as yesterday They are holding quite steady at this level and we think they should be bought up while this dull period is on.
 Closing Quotations:
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-26
CURES.
WHEAT.

May -. -. -. ...... lOl4s September =. . 93b December =. ... 9634 a
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-26

% %d nI Tn narkeh O u Pacific m been deemdw o an wulbiy an  n O G@s Tn markewa wasensuv g emomeno Q of In me m would spun to gooop stocks to 
 ~ and what few transact rNorhIw Attraction is & and stock Irks md believe the
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-26
ELECTION CALL ISSUED.

GUTHRIE. Okla, July 24.-Gov- ernor Frantz, this afternoon issued call for the election on the constitu- tiOn for September 17th.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1907-03-13

wonderful scene portrayed by our Lord and throws
his own false sketch upon the canvass, which suf.
iers BY comparison; the changes wrought as the re.
sult Of their changed conditions is CLOSED over; the
hell and torment Of the one; the convey of the
angels and the goal In Abrahsm's bosom Of the
other. In the false conceptions OF Rev. Watson the
fire that is to shake this victim Of rity out Of
self and set him free from the grip Of riches and
deadening power is apparently an influence brought
into his life rather Than fixed condition In death
According to the author, the wonderful words
spoken by our Lord with refere nee to ga certain
rich man (withOut nancy and certain begger
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1907-03-13

named Lazarus separated by great gull ixed'' do
not suggest any particular difficulty, tho the one
that had received his good things and he that had
received the evil things have changed places for all
eternity; but the doctor, true to his bent gives no
consideration; nothing Of the water, Of the torment
the fame nothing Of sending the once despised beg
gar, now comiOIted 'sas one from the dead back to
his fathers house to warn his brothers lest thew
also come into this place Of torment; nothing Of
Abraham's tribute to the authority and value Of
the Word as found in Moses and the Prophets and
that over and above the testimony Of one rising
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1907-03-13

presumes to supply bill of particulars where the
Divine Penmen is silent.
"The third man of riches is a stronger figure
and more complicated character we are told; also
that che was not sordid wretch, like the man of
barns, nor student like the young Ruler, but he
rather stands for the luxury and magni6cence OF
riches easure for private charity, but there was
In him generous heart, wo0ld have done kindly
things II he had thought; great that be did not
notice begger, among his easy environments his
imagination had died, could not put himself in his
brothers. place, etc." But author passes by the
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1907-03-13

Now that the congressman are in the reforming
business they might proftably take up the matter
of mileage allowed members going to and from
Washington. This mileage is fixed at 20 cents 4
mile 1t was made in the days OF the stage coach
when the rate was none too large. For years no
congressman has ever paid cent OF fare on the
railroads, but has consistently taken his mileage
Just the same. No railroad charges more cents 3
mile and that is all that any congressman shonld
receive. What with their 20 cents mile, rails.
ing OF 81, 500 year in thir salaries the allowance
for postage, which they never use for stationery
which they flch from the government, and 1'priv.
ate secretary" whose salary they usually take a
portion OIL or DO their private work at home, a
congressman is doing pretty we'll
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1907-03-13

from knowledge to knowledge, nor from character
to character, but from barn to barn" And 90 the
uninteresting, unlikely details are read into this
life OF this fool OF whom his soul has been required
The reviewer has no disposition to cavi at the steps
that this lover OF money s made to take in his rise
from poverty to riches, but of the audacity which
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1907-03-13
from the dead"

This "Life Of the Master" is fiction; it reflects
the modern man not the man Christ. The truth he
passes over and the fancy he throws in proves him
as holding lightly that which is divine In the Son
Of God, but revealing always and everywhere where
q loose rein can be thrown to the Imagination.
Read 'The Life Of the Master by all means, but
with open Bible before you; compare every at.
terance OF the Doctor with what ia found written
there; form your own estimate of the value Of such
work as has been wrought by this fancy monger.
But behold three men ruined not by "fastidiOus
fnement, greed or unrestrained luxury" but
through che love oi money issuing from being born
wrong, and going wrong from birth and ending up
in rejecting Gods only way of salvation through
Christ. The rich young Ruler under law heard the
message, from the Law Giver rejected it; the rich
man Of Luke sixteen had Moses and the prophets,
but he rejected Gods way through them all laid up
| treasures toward themselves and neither was rich
toward God.
The Holy Spirits words are unmatched in kind,
excellence and Specification in their connection.
This whole unique testimony, the truth, the whole
truth and nothing but the truth, comprehending In
singuarity all the mind Of God, as expressed in the
Holy Scriptures in Words of His choice, and
each particular letter chosen by Himself with which
He intended to form part Of Speech as the symbol
OF his own thoughts; its true meaning often incom
prehensible apart from it's settling, and altogether
meaningless to men when viewed as an abstraction,
or when associated with things not germane. It is
Gods message to man, to be received believed, ap.
piled, lived; to be tested by the application Of it's
precepts and promises in the ife but not to be dis
cussed neither it to be woven into fiction to give
1t character. The men who pretended it could only
expound 1t is pOwerless apart from the Divine
Author. This Doctor gives half truths in disioint-
ed excerpts, in his words, and succeeds in rob-
bing God Of honOr the Book of glory as he saps the
life out of what found written on the sacred page
This world which slew the Son OF God is a religious
world; occupied with the form but deny the power:
If the message smacks Of religion they concern them.
selves precious little about che Scripture connection,
or literally. magazine may quadruple it's issue
because 1t contains semi religious story without
any significance whatever to the character Of the
story, or the motive Of the subscribers. Pious
phrases are more or less acceptable in proportion to
the state of the physical health.
The semi-religiOus wOrldIing boasts Of his liber-
ality, his breadth Of charity. The Bible Christian
demands literally, the inerrant Word the only safc
channel OF communication between God and man.
he declines to accept reason estimate and applic-
alton, counts 1t unsafe as means to an end. and
insists that the Word Of God is the only authort-
ative rule for the life which now is and that which
furnshes equipment for the life which is to come.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1907-03-13

On the theory thatit is sometimes wise Essin.
Innate the strength Of ones hand the United States
should have all their available warships AZ tha
jamestown Exposition when the other nations NJ
the earth send thespick Of their fleets to visit u.s.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1907-03-13

Russia is disturbed because bandits secured fl.
teen thousand rubes in recent raid. We know OF
several American bandits who have secured several
millions In comparatively recent laids-but why
pursue painfGl subjectf
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1907-03-13

Diamonds are to be mined in Kentucky. The
precious stones will 60 we'll with the three other
things for which the State is famous.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1907-03-13

WING the sense Of Scripture is in.
comparably vicious; the finite tam
pering with the Infinite, q potent
evil, misleading millions as it lays
the foundation for deceiving un'
born millions more. Traditional
rendering is increasingly popular.
because the mind Of man is ever
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1907-03-13
The Life of The Master.
Study.

Written for this paper by Edwin A. Wilson, of Springfield ILL.,
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1907-06-12
Tragedy at Aliens Mills.

Suffering from mental collapse,
Clarence st. Clair, 20-years-old son of
John ST. Clair, OF Aliens Mills, became
violent last Sunday. Threatening 20 kill
the members of the family he drove
them from the house, and securing a
razor, tried to end his life by cutting
his throat. The father and mother,
upon returning to the house to pacify
their unfortunate boy, found him lying
on the floor In pool of blood still
grasping In his hand the weapon which
he had used Ia cutting fearful cash in
his neck. DR.. J. V. Kyle was sent for
and he arrived in time to save the
young man from bleeding to death. A
cash four inches long was made by the
razor. but the jugular vein was not cut.
DR.. Kyle gave young ST. Clair proper
attention and at this writing he is re-
ported to be improving, although he is
In a critical condition.
Several month ago young st. Clair,
who Is the only child OF we'll known
family, became mentally deranged as
the result of illness and it was nee
essary to send him away for q time.
During the past few months he has
been at home and was apparently i'm
proving until recently when he became
worse again. The case of the young
man Is an exceptionally sad one and
his parents have the sympathy OF a
large number of friends. -Brockway-
vile Record.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1907-06-12
BIG CHAIR FACTORY MAY
LOCATE IN REYNOLDSVILLE
Will Employ Half Hundred Men at Good Wages Besides
Number Of Boys and Gmls.-WiI pay Local Invest
ors Seven per cent Their Money.

William H. Moudy has been in Reynoldsvie the past week
endeavorng to interest local people proposition establish
chair factory at Reynodsvie At present he plant
Mt Union, Huntingdon county Pa which, account ofoca
condtonsa that place. such shortage labor high price
fuel and encroaments factory property by railroad
handicapped and for year past has operated Mr.
Moudy has evidence prove all his claims business which
has been built and of the orders still coming in which
unable to fill.
His proposition to the people of Reynodsve is
shall be given him which to build factory
worth stock be taken by local people, On his part
will build the factory bring here the machinery complete
equipment of his Mt Union factory and employment
half hundred On the stock dividends of
cent be expected and his experience uses in be-
evng mocoud be earned under the favorable conditions
here One of them alone fuel be at nearly so
per cent below prices in old location.
Mr. Moudy will remain short time and would be
glad to meet the ctizeus and explain his proposition.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1907-06-12
P. O. S. of A. Reunion.

The committee havirg In charge
arrangements for the reunion of the
Patriotic Order Sons of America to be
held in Reynoldsville August End, 1907,
have secured for principal orator OF
the day the Rev. Charles E. Redeker,
Past State President of Maryland and
National Chairman Of the Committee on
Legislation. He has the reputation of
being one OF the most brilliant orators
in the country and the committee was
fortunate in engaging him. In addition
Hon. W. l. Swope, ex-district attorney Of
Clearfield county, will be present and
speak. Other speakers will be secured
later.
The district comprises four counties
and contains thirty.three camps, most
OF which will send delegations to Reyn-
oldsville that day. 1t is probable that
the Park Theatre and adjoining park
will be secured for headquarters. The
regular business meeting Of the Associ-
alton will be held on the evening of
August lst and the parade, speeches
and other features, detailed announce
ment Of which will be made later, will
take place on the End of August. The
committee OF arrangements is composed
of F. P. Best, of Reynoldsvjlle, presi-
dent; G. w. Kline, of Reynoldsville,
vice-president; John w. McCracken,
OF Clearield, secretary; and B. F. ALL
good, OF Ramey, treasurer.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1907-06-12
Dril1ers for Gas in Mill Creek
Region Strike Small Flow.

For the past three or four weeks
operations have been going on in the
Mill Creek region, near mouth Of Horn
Run, to ascertain the presence OF gas
or oil. Long and Brady, prospectors of
Dubois and Brookville, control con-
siderable land In that section and the
Pennsylvania Contracting and Produc.
ducing Co., of Brookville, are drilling
the we'll. Alta depth Of between eight
and eleven hundred feet, in the first
sand small flow of gas was struck but
since then, i. is reported, nothing of
conse quence has been found. AT pres
ent the drill is down about 2,400' feet
and hopes are still entertained of a
good strike before the 1900 feet is
finished.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1907-06-12
REYNOLDSVILLE MAN
SECURES A VAL
LIABLE PATENT.
E. A. Reitz & Co. Open an Office
in this Place and a Profitable
Industry will be Located
in the Town.

In October, 1906, the United States
patent Office issued to E. A. Reitz, OF
Reynoldsville, a patent on a new and
improved device in an adjustable win
dow screen, and one month later the
Canadian rights were also secured by
the patentee. Within the past three
weeks Mr.. Reitz, completed arrange
ments to place the screen on the mar
ket in the United States and comp
any, OF which he is the head, doing
business under the firm name OF E. A.
Reitz & Co., has been organized to
finance the matter. For the present
Mr.. Reitz's business place on Fifth
street will be used for the manufacture
OF models and as general business
office. The Canadian patent rights
have been placed in the hands OF an
agent for sale and negotiations are al
ready on which may net Mr.. Reitz from
ten to twenty thousand dollars.
The screen, a diagram of which is
shown herewith, is simple and durable
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1907-06-12
Trolley Line Construction.

The work Of grading for the trolley
road between Punxsutawney and Big
Run was started last week, force Of
laborers having been put to work on
Thursday. More men and teams will
be engaged so that the grading will
proceed as radidly as possible. The
line is being built by the Mahoning
Valley Street Railway company, made
up largely Of stockholders in the
Jefferson Traction company. The start
is made at the Elk Run bridge. The
line passes through Albion and thence
to Bells Mills from which point the
railway will follow along the public
road to Big Run. The road will
traverse a distance of little over
seven miles.-Pamrsaltoaeneg Nelcs. @
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1907-06-12
Douglas shoes at Millirens.
NOTICE TO SILK MILL STOCK
~ HOLDERS.
Reynoldsyille, Pa, June 10th, 100

NeyHUIusVIIIt, fH.i J uHe IUCn, 1yU7.
To Preferred Stockholders of American Silk
Company of New Jersey.
There has been deposited In this bank by
the American SILK Company of New York
sufficient funds to pay for at par, the single
and odd shares OF the American silk Com
pany OF New Jersey. And an amount equal
to the dividends on all1Preferred Stock up to
April 1st, 1907, I'm pursuance OF the letter you
have recently received. All those.who have
already deposited their stock will receive
within few days checks from the bank for
the odd shares and accrued dividends and
all those who deposit theirrstock on or before
July 1st, 1907 will be paid In a like manner
We are informed that the sooner the stock
is deposited the sooner the mill Will be In op-
Grafton.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF REYNOLDS
WILLIE, Pa,
J. II. Kaucher, President.