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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-04-21

RATES should be based on the value
Of the properties Of the common car
riers. This valuation should be. rot
the market value OF the shares and
bonds on the stock exchange because
these are sold in view Of the possibility
Df producing revenue, rather than Of
HE actual investment, which has been
aid lE building the systems Appraisal
EhouId not legitimiZe at par valuation
existing hotations which contain a GER
tain proportion Of water; but existing
stocks and bonds should be dealt with
exactly according TO their real intrinsic
value. and The water should be squeezed
theTefrom-
THE law should then prevent further
watering Of stocks. so that rates may be
determined to permit a reasonable re-
turn on actual investment.
Mr. Bryan further elucidates his
views by saying that he doubts that
Government control viii prove TO be
adequate. He believes that 1t will be
necessary to give the people an honest
attempt to solve the transportation
problems through Government control:
because they are disposed 10 believe
that control will eventually prove to be
adequate. To put into effect a system
o. Government ownership before con-
troll had been honestly tried. would he
to invest the Government with distrust
in the minds Of the people. and any ad-
ministratiOn which were to do this would
fail Honestly tried, thoroughly admin
istered, inteiligently wrought out Gov
eminent control. therefore. is Mr..
Bryan's present program.
Afer Central OwuarSbin
When. however. as Mr.. Bryan be-
Heves viii prove true. control has been
demonstrated to be Intellectual. then it
viii be necessary to go 10 Federal Gov
eminent ownership OF trunk lines.
mr.. Bryan is disposed to believe that,
as in the past, so in the future. private
ownership Of -railways will cause a con-
slant corrupting of the body polite. He
holds that, even under rigid control, the
incentive for the private owner or man
ager TO befoul the political system will
remain, and that such befouling will
continue in greater or lesser degree as
in thH past, rendering private owner
ship incompatible with the interests OF
tie masses.
Mr.. Bryan has never TO this day de-
clIred for the present inauguration of
Government ownership, but insists and
has insisted every time he has spoken
that control should be honestly tried,
and in no half-hearted manner.
In proclaiming this doctrine of Gov
eminent relationship to railroads. Mr.
Bryan realizes that he is running count
er TO millions Of people in this country,
and that many Of the Democrats are
disposed to take issue with him His
wish, however, is, not TO popularize him
self with the people. but to reach the
ultimate solution OF the problems which
veX the nation now; first, to cure evils
flowing from capitalization, second.
10 compel that rates shall be lowered to
a level justified by the conditions and
demanded by the rights Of the producers
and consumers, the nation. in short,
which gives to the railroad its franchise
and grants il the right of eminent do
main, as well as other vital privileges
''o- given to other institutions or cor
poratOns-
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-04-21
HAT PIN IN BODY
FOR EIGHT YEARS

ST. PAUL. April 20.-For eight years
John Welchers now aged eighteen, Of
GTundy county, Iowa has carried a
six-inch hat pin in his body, which
travelled around. causing eXeruciatiug
pain at times. Today the pin was taken
out by surgeons. It had been increased
in size by accommodations Of rust and
mineral deposits. Weichers bids fair to
recover.
]. h. Small & Sons, Florists,
Washington and New York.-Adv.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-04-21

vArv nice Tloortna- $3.50 per 100 feet
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Sister Heartbroken.

The bOaImen lifted her IifeIess body
from the water near the old Richn ond
and Allegheny railroad bridge, and car
ried it TO the south shore OF the river.
There It was wrapped in a blanket and
conveyed 10 the home OF Mr.. Shom0,
where ii was received by her relatives.
The aged mother fell upon her knees be
side the body OF The girl. kissed her
many times and we.l bitterly.
Mrs. w. H Hocket, the married sister
Of the girl, who precipitated the TO
mance-tragedy by preventing the couple
from going to Washington 10 wed, was
affected even more than her mother.
No little blame for the heart-rending
elimination OF the love affair is at
tached 10 Mrs. Hooker. Stricken with
remorse over her hasty action, the wom-
an has endured anguish and mental tor
ture since the tragedy, and now seems
TO be lowering on the brink OF nervous
and physical collapse. Tonight, for the
nTsJ time since Ma bel ended her life,
tie sister closed her eyes in sleep.
COnsOled only by the consciousness
that their boy died a hero and willingly
sacrinced his own young life in the en-
deavor TO save his fianCee from death.
the aged parents Of young Cay are
waiting FOR news OF the recovery OF
his body.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-04-21

Dressed Pallngs. headed. 81 per 100 IT
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If Found by Wednesday,
He Will Be Buried
Beside Sweet
heart.
Pretty Mabel PendIeton
Waiting For Him in
Death.
Mrs. Hooker RemorsefuI
Over Her HaSty
Action.

CLIFTON FORGE. Va. April 20.-SIde
by side as they lived. loved and died,
pretty Mabel Pendleton and Stuart Gray,
her hero lover. will rest under a single
mound in Crown Hill Cemetery IL the
lads body Is recovered within the next
few days T3lIs seems probable as the
searchers viii redouble their endeavors
tomorrow TO locate Gays body.
Cold in death, with a smile frozen on
her lips. the beautiful Virginia girl lay
en- bed In C. A. Shorno's home tonight
Her body, which was taken from the
Jackson river this morning. half a mile
from where she leaped, taking her lover
10 death with her. showed practically
no effects Of having been IN the water
for ninety-siX hours.
Miss Pendleton's body was found by
r. / Watts and George BrOugham
drifting slowly on the surface Of the
river. Her bright waist and skirt
which she had selected for her trousseau
were in pathetic contrast with the spec
Iacle of death.
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I. 81. Small & Sons. Florists-

Reantifpl Boards q mar 100 tAA.
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-04-21

Dressed Pickets. square. 81 per 100.
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LibSsy 5 Co.. sth and New York ave.
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Finest Of Lumber. 81 per 100 feet
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Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-17
MARKET GOSSIP.

Especial Wire to Duey & Ocerlock.) NEW YORK.-Americans in London firm, Is to 1-2 above parity. ] Amalgamated Copper dividend meet, ing tomoI.aW.
 Twenty-four cent coppear means earnings of over s50;000,000 year to Amalgamated Copper.
 Good demand for stocks in the loan crowd, particularly Atchison and Cana dian Pacific.
 Northwest lending flat.
 London settlement concludes today.
 The retiring directors of the Inleri boro Metropolitan were reelected.
 London will not lose further gold to South America, hence prospects for a reduction of the bank rate are i'm proving.
 Walker Bros say: There Is a rumor on the floor of a possible issue of new Amalgamated stock. There is good selling goin gon in Southern Railway.
 Dick says: I hear the next Calu- met & Arizona dividend will be s5.
 Dee says: Think this is a good place to sell some Of the oyerbought stocks and buy Amalgamated.
 Black, of Manson, says: Southern Railway and Erie ar weak, and they need more money to get equipment. They will probably issue new stock or bonds.
 Dick says: Liquidation is causing break in stocks. No news except a further rumor of securities issued by the Southern Railway, etc. Foster of Paine: None wis very tight ;n Boston, and for the next few days we expect considerable liquida. tion and a consequent drop in prices. The market has been too fast and prices are too high for the limited amount of money which can be used to carry coppers. Good profits can be ade b yselIing now and buying again later in the week. Walker Bros: Market looks very weak.
 Manson: London cables estimate the loss at Kingston from the earth , quake at over S10.000 900.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-17
S5O,OOO PER CAR
 FROM FINAL MINES
Old Queen Mine, at Superior
 Is Said To Be Yielding Very Rich Ore.

At the Queen mine at Superior, in Pinal county, a carload of copper glance (chalcocite), has been taken out from the old 300 foot level, that is phenomenally rich in silver as well as copper. This carload of ore will yield S50,000,- and the mine contains, besides large amount of ore of this character, large body of very high grade carbonate of copper, much of which will run over S5 per cent in the red metal. ...
 The old Pioneer district is certainly maintaining it's record for mines of marvellous richness. The old Silver King mine dazzled the eyes of mining men with its output of massive na- tive silver and the old Queen now bids fair to equal the old King as a pro ducer of metallic riches as does also the Superior and several other mines now undergoing development in that vicinity. Yet only a small per cent of the treasure vaults of the old Pioneer district have been unsealed. Within a few years from now an hundred great mines will be in operation in this rich district. It may be correctly said that real prospect work has just begun in this prolific field of mineral wealth.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-17
UNITED COPPER,

United Copper has declared a years dividend on its preferred stock, and . quarterly dividend of 1-2 per cent and 1-4 extra on the common The dividend on the common is in slightly different form than the last. which was IA per cent regular and 1-2 ex- tra. The amount required for both of these dividends will barely consume the sum received from the quarterly dividend of s15 per share, just declared by the Montana Ore Purchasing Con- pany, 95 per cent of whose stock is owned by United Copper.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-17
PAINE's COPPER LETTER.

Especial Wire to Duey & Ocerlock)
 BOSTON, Jan. 16.-Stocks were heavily sold all day today. Anal. gamated ran off two points on ru. nor of an issue of s150,000,000 new stock, but we think the real reason of the decline is the fact that the divi- dend tomorrow will be only 2 per cent, instead of PIP as expected. Osceola was steadier throughout the day, and closed strong at s164. Somebody seems to want all the Shannon, and it holds better than all the rest. Range had a sharp break, and after selling at $95 was offered down to s92.50 be fore there was a bid. The rally at the close was caused by good buying. Altogether we consider the buying of Range today was better than the sell leg. Tomorrow the market will be gratic until the Amalgamated dividend D announced
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-17
LEAD AND ZINC MINING Is
 NOVEL
Is Practically New Industry and Extensive Deposits Are Constantly Brought to Light
 By ProspectorS. :

The mining of zinc ores Is of spe- cial interest by reason of it's being an entirely new industry, and also be cause of the extensive deposits which are constantly being brought to light. At present the largest producing camp is in the Magdalena Mountains, in So- zorro county. Since the opening of these mines two years ago other camps have been found 10 contain large amounts of zinc ore. The prin- cipal shipping points are Magdalena. Hanover, Tres Hermanos. Pinos Al tos. Las Cruces, Crooks Peak, Granite Gap and Hachita; and a number of other locations will soon have ade- quate transportation facilities.
 The chief feature to be noted in re- gard to the New Mexican zinc ores is their large percentage in the carbon ate form-the form most sought for in the manufacture of zinc pigments. In the case of the Magdalena mines which during the last thirty years have been worked for lead only, the lime. stone walls of the lead slopes have been found to consist entirely of re. placement of zinc carbonate.
 Besides the carbonate ores there are large deposits of blende: also complex ores. containing copper, lead, gold and silver. Id, Zinc mining promises to be one of the most important of the min eral industries. The production for the year exceeds 90, 900 tons.
 Much of the lead produced in New Mexico is derived from complex ores. In statistics the tonnages of lead ores alone do not appear so large as they should. Many of the zinc ores and copper ores contain large percentages of lead. The largest production of lead ores alone is from Las Cruces, in Dona Ana county, the chief mines be ing in the Organ Mountains, about if teen miles distant. The deposits are in contact zones of limestone and in- trusive granite. New and important developments have taken place during the past year at Crooks Peak, Granite Gap, Magdalexa and a number of oth- CT places. In the Caballos Mountains, west of Engle, some large deposits have been opened dp during the year, the ore being \ very pure galena in a fluorite gang9e.
 Taking into consideration the nu- merous new developments in complex deposits in which there Is also a con siderable lead content, 1t may be ex. Dected that during the next few years the ieai production will greatly in- crease.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-17
1906
 COPPER OUTPUT

We present herewith our usual monthly table of Lake Superior pro duction, the totals completing the cal. endar year. It will be observed at once that in spite of the enormous de mand for the metal, the gross output increased less than per cent. Calll. met 6 Hecla was responsible for prac- ucally all the gain; the increase il output of the newer mines barely off set the losses of the older. We haz. ,Ard the prediction that this viil cen. stfnhe to be the case Several of the cider mines are developed practically to thir limit and strikes and fires are bound to occur, which will seriously affect their output. and the newer mines will do well if they can counter balance this.
 Mark Twain is said to have once
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-17
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DICKS STOCK LETTER.

Special Wire to Duey & Overlock.)
 NEW YORK, Jan. 16.-Today's mar ket showed a renewal of selling press ure in such stocks as Southern Rail way, Rock Island andErie, these being early weak features. This had an un- settling effect upon the general list, which sold off on an incrased volume of business. Union Pacific and South ern Pacific and St. Paul early in the session were rather strong and showed good buying, but later were nearly as weak as the rest of the active issues. Very little news was put out which would have any influence.
 Call money ruled betwen 1-2 and 1-2 per cent during most of the day.
 In the last half hour the market re- ceived better support and prices ral- lied about one point from the lowest for the active stocks. The close was with a somewhat steadier underto
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-17
OENN-ARIzONA IS TIE BIG FEATURE
Globe and American Also At tracted Considerable Att
 tention on the Market,
CBy Frank J. Graf.J

I The chief featrSas in to9ays mar.
 ket was Denn-Arizona, Globe and
 Amerlcan. At the close of last nights s market there was considerable Denn l being offered at s56, but at the open 1 ing of the market this morning tbe demand was very strong and at times there were local sales made as high as S5S, but the best the east could do was S56.50, and considerable stock came out at s57.00. The finding of ore in the cross-cut today is stiIl fur ther evidence that the Denn is A win ner-don't overlook this fact. Denn looks like $60 before the close of the week.
 American was we'll supported the entire day at s15.50 to s16.00, the east gave us considerable at $16.OO at the close. but from the time of the market there is little or none offered under s16.50.
 Globe has been stronger today than 1t has been for weeks, all the stock offered under s10 10 s10.25 is being very quicly taken and from all indi- cations S15.00 will look cheap for this stock within the next 30 days, in, spite of the call.
 Superior & Pittsburg has shown signs of weakness the entire day, and RS0re stock was offered on the market at s2s.S0 than could be handled.
 Slack Mountain holds well at s9.50.
 Shattuek Arizona is being overlook ed and looks ss though the investor is missing something.
 Greene Con. held well at s51, while Cananea-Central holds at 5000. Greene-Cananea ought to be bought. and firmly believe that this will be one of the very best copper stocks in the country.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-17
TAMARkCK.

Tamarack has advanced to the high est point reached since 1903. This year Tamarack should return to nearly normal output and with every indi- cation of cooper remaining at 20 cents or above there are earnings in sight of over s15 a share. With Tamaraek nrodncing it's regular amount every cents advance in the rrica of c0-7' v mems a larEer increase in the earn. ings per share than in those of any other company Calumet & Hecla. of course. excepted. This. and the com psrv's sursll capitalization of 60.000 shsres toeether with its strategic po- sifion in relstion to osceola, endows fhe s-or'- with considerable merit as a speculation.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-17
J. c. PRTTcHARD. Broker.

BISBEE, Ariz., Jan. 16, 190T.-It is remarkable the great interest that is taken in. coppers this week, and the Warren district is right in it The interest in Dem and American con- tinues Unabated. Superior & Pitts burg is being purchased around pres ent prices in good-sized blocks. War ren is still neglected-one of the best buys on the board. Shattuck can be had now at fair figures. and Wolverine & Arizona is within reach. The east ern market is brisk. Amalgamated, Anaconda. East Butte. Keweenaw, Hancock and several others are being extensively traded in. Sixteen thou sand shares of Empire State were solH last week. Greene and Central are not quite as active, but appear to bo good investments at the present prices.
 ClOSfn1 01rO4 O4afi0nss
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-17

defined mine as "a hole in the ground owned by liar" We venture the assertion that this remark was not made when copper was selling at 20 cents pound. If the author of this statement would ponder the figures of the 1906 copper production he would realize that the gentlemen so stigma uzed have at least some reason to be congratulated.
 The copper production of this coun- try in the year just ended is estimated at s15.000.o 900 pounds. with gross value of s176.137, ,000. The Michigan mines alone distribute in dividends sl3,94l, ,50O. The cost of operating them was, roughly s22, 2,6OO .O0O. of which a considerable portion went for wages, so that a good many benefited by these particular holes"
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-17

I have no relations with Pritchard, Hagen & Co. and my name Is used contrary to agreement and promise.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-17
HoATsoN AND STAFFORD LEAVE
 FOR THE HUACHUCkS.

Tom Stafford and Jack Hoatson de. parted for the Butte-Arizona mine in the Huachuca mountains yesterday. Mir. Hoatson is the new general man. ager of the property and MT. Stafford superintendent. They both make the allegation that they will turn this big and favorbsle prospect into big and lucrative mine
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-17
FRED c. HAGEN. Mgr.
PRONE ts5.
MARKET LETTER.

Jan. 16, l907.-Today's is a good, strong market, though the trading in spots is cratic. In the early hours of the session sales of Calumet & Arizona were made at s1S2.5O,, later at SlS4, and the close finds the stock at $1S1. For a time Denn looked a trifle weak, whereas at the moment the stock is fixm at the highest figures yet reached, sales being made at $5S.5O. Good authority says the apportionment in reorganiz- ation is to be on the three and one-third and one and two-third basis. American seems to have struck steady gait and around SIG is holding very firm; fur ther advance to at least the S2O mark is a certainty. Globe is gathering force; S10 is offere d for the stock. The Greene issues are rather neglected, and prices a trifle off. Greene Cananea, however, is more firm. Superior & Pittsburg shows no change to speak of, but appears to be reaching a stage where sudden activity and rise will take place. The fact is that the entire list of curbs will move much higher before the end of the present month. There has sprung up a demand for Wolverine & Arizona which has caused the stock to be- come stronger. On favorable shows advance of from two to
 four points will doubtless be made. The market altogether is unusually steady, and the out look is of the most favorable character.
 Closing quotations:
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-17
TIMING SHELTERS MAPkETS
Pritchard Hagen & Co.

PrItChdrd Hagen X Co,
 QNcoRPoRATED.)
 Brokers.
 FRED c. HAGEN, Mgr. . FRONT ROOMS 8. i. BUILD | ING, OPPOSITE DEPOT, BIS : BEE, ARIZONA. . . ALL STOCKS BOUGHT AND . . SOLD ON COMMISSION. | DIRECT WIRE coNNEc- . TON WITH ALL LEADING : MARKETS. .
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-17
BOSTON CONSOLIDATED.

Boston Consolidated has made a new contract with the Bingham Com, pany for the treatment of it's ores be- cause of the shutting down of the American Smelling Company's plant for the lack of fuel.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-17
cANANEA CENTRAL

Cananea Central has called the s5 remaining unpaid on 100000 Of it's shares which will furnish the treas ury with s2O00000 additional to go into the consolidation with Greene.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1907-11-09
Timber Land, Act June 3, 1873.
Notice For Publication.
7 8. Land Office Occur d'Alene. Idaho,

u s. Land Office Occur d'Alene ldahO,
Sept II, 1907.
Notice is hereby given that in compliance e
with the provisions of the act OF congress OF
June 8, 1878, entitled can act for the sale OF
timber lands in the States OF California, ore
gon, Nevada and Washington Territory as
extended to all the Public Land States by act OF
August 4, 1892.
CHARLES D. JEFFRIES,
of Spokane, county of Spokane, State OF WASH.
ington, has this day filed in this office his
sworn statement No. 3l2l for the purchase OF
the El5 of NE14, swA Of NEl4 and SEX OF NWA
OF Section No: 70 in Township N No. off5 Se 6
N, Range No. b. W. B. NJ, and Will oifer
proof to Show that the land sought is more va /
liable Cor its timber or stone than Tor agrlcul-
tural purposes and to establish his claim to
said land before the Register and Receiver at
Occur d'Alene, Idaho, on Wednesday, the loth
day of December 1907.
lie names as witnesses: Richard NJ Mears'
of Spokane Wash: Charles ID. W. B0ardman,
Howard b. Gumar and Robert NJ. Gumar, OF
Priest River, Idaho. ~.
ANY and all persons claiming adversely the
above described lands are requested TO me
their claims in this Office on or before said 18th
day of December, 1907.
1910 r. N DUNN. Register.