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Bisbee daily review., 1907-12-04
BIG ORE F|RD;.
GiGHOA CLOSES
Boston & Montana in Luck
Only Producer of Trenton
Company Stops,

Butte, Mont.--It has just been dis
closed that Boston & Montana has
opened an immense new ore body in
the Leonard workings directly under
the East Colusa shaft. The vein is
six feet wide. with an average assay
OK better than per cent, but work
was stopped by orders for curtailment
of operations, which also stopped
sinking on the East Colusa shaft,
which is only 900 feet deep.
The Gagnon mine, the only produc'
er of the Trenton Mining Co, an
Amalgamated concern, has suspended
operations. Only small force OF
men will be retained, sufficient to
keep the mine open and in repair.
The Gagnan is very low grade prop
osition and win likely remain closed
until material improvement sets in
in the copper situation. The mine
normally employed about 800 men.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-12-04
QUICKSILVER
MINING GOES
At CINEBAR
Pieneer Towns So western"
That the Eastern Financial
az
atUuuICS NCsCI IIOoVIT EIIOIII
Right in Midst of Prosperity
(Phoenix Democracy

nuremberg and Quartzite and the
'eszntry In the vicinity Of those towns
~ still moving along in the quiet way
which it has maintained in the last
ten years, according to Louis MeIezer,
who has just returned from out on the
Colorado river after an absence OF
zore than q week from Phoenix
These towns along the western Dor
der of the territory are pioneer. places
m the truest sense OF the word.
Eastern panics and stringencies in
the money market do not bother them
1t all, for they are so western that
they do not know there is an east.
The country is one where the pros
rector is king, except where they
nave given place to small mining
companies, who are getting out the
gold as fast as they can
OF the mines now in operation IN
the Colorado country, perhaps the
most interesting is the Cinebar mine,
which has the unique distinction of be-
nag the only quicksilver mine in Ari-
roma The Cinebar has large force
of men employed. and is engaged
now in Installing a thirty ton furnace
On their property, twelve miles south
west of Quartzite, for extracting the
quicksilver. The novelty OF the met.
al in that region and the methods of
securing it are arcusing wide inter
est among the prospectors who know
OF nothing but placer gold.
The only other mine that is doing
much on the Colorado is the New
York and Plimosa Mining company.
The mine handles coarse gold, which
Hes in hard quart formation, and
Is hard to liberate for that reason.
The company is laying a pipe line
from Quartzite to the hills in which
the mines lie, distance of seven
Esiles, for the purpose of furnishing
a reliable water supply.
The difficulty OF treating this ore
aas led the company to make arrange
zaents for installing a rolling process
which viii do the work more effec-
lively than is the methods now in use.
One rolling process has been in use
m the west for two years for the treat
zent of gold-bearing ores, bnt the one
Row to be introduced by the New
fork-Pimosa people will be the first
q its kind in this part of the country.
vac difference lees in the machinery
xzss in the method of handling the ore.
Gutenberg is in the last stages OF
sEsintegration. It was once one of
shs most important towns in the
tsrritory, but has suffered steady
sacline, until now there are not more
t&an twenty-five or thirty inhabitants
ssft in the whole town, and most OF
&ese are Mexicans. Vacant houses
are plentiful.
The hope of this once prosperous
tswn lies just on the California side
81 the Colorado River. The Blight
estate has taken IL 1900 acres OF
zsod agriculture. land, and propose
- put it under cultivation as econ as
2 canal can % taken our 81 thte 6 /
eRado River To- iu-l.'h water FOR irri-
xrting purposes The canal VIII have
1t RID ten miles above Ehrenbprg.
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Mining, Smelters s Stock Quotations
PUTTING SHELTER
UPON IT'S FEET

and he also asked that the court SET
ths matter over until next week.
Sheriff Lowry. who was In charge
of the property, through the liens up
on it, asked through an attorney, that
should the court decide to appoint a
receiver, his fees in the case be or
dered paid before the receiver could
take charge of the property. The
court responded that the sheriff would
have to look to the creditors Tor his
fees. whereupon Attorney Clark de-
clared that IN TINS ume or nnancIaI
stringency that was a serious matter,
pleading also that the court defer
a decision until Monday.
After making tAe statement in open
court that his honest opinion was that
the appointment of a receiver would
facilitate the company in effecting the
proposed reorganization, whereby SUI
ficient funds would be obtained to
pay the Indebtedness of the company
and once more place the smelter in
operation, Attorney Norris asked that
the matter be not delayed any longer
than was absolutely necessary, as
those back of the company were pow
erless to proceed VITA their plans I'M
til they had received word the re-
ceiver was appointed.
General Manager Oman, OF the
smelling company. who was in court.
favored the appointment of Rice as
receiver, and ~ told the court, who,
upon the showing made, appointed
Rice receiver, with bonds of $4,000,
stating, however, that the appoint
ment was tentative, and that il proper
showing was made between then and
Monday, or Wednesday, at the latest,
why a receiver should not be ap-
pointed, he would rescind his orders.
AS stated previously in the Journal
Miner, Mr.. Rice had already been ap-
pointed receiver for the company both
in the New Jersey and New York
courts, and the application for his APP
pointment as a receiver for the COM
pany in Arizona was merely to place
him in charge of all property owned
by the company, here and in New
York and New Jersey.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-12-04
J. c. PRiTcHARD.
Bonanza Circle and Warren District
Stocks a Speciality.

Bisbee, Dec. 3, 1907.
The market in copper shares show
ed considerable strength today, Srat-
tuck and DEM being the principal
features in the local market. Super
ior & PittsbuTg also was very strong.
Warren is hard to get at any price.
There appears to be no shares for
sale at least at present quoted prices.
Wolverine & Arizona is also held very
closely. The mill of the Gold Eagle
under construction is expected to be
completed about Christmas when this
property enters upon the producing
stage. The Gold Nugget has the ca
pacity now with a five-stamp mill TO
produce half the expense OF further
development. Empire State is also
pushing on with its tunnel and still in
ore.
Closing Quotations:
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TESTER & HICKS.
Brokers.
Over Rinehart's Drug store-Rooms 8
and 4, Antiers' Bldg.

Bisbee, Dec. 3, 1907.
The copper snare market is broader
today with prices holding the sharp
advances Of yesterday. Shattuck and
DEM seem to be the most active and
are very scarce. Superior & Pitts
burg advanced one-quarter again TO
day. Greene Cananea firmed up frac-
tionally. Globe is strong at s5.25,
Warren Is in good demand with lit
tie coming out at s4.25. Wolverine
& Arizona holds firm. very little be-
ing offered. The remainder Of the list
are all holding firm with few excep
tons. Amalgamated dropped back to
$50. This market is growing broader
each day and the public is taking
more interest. We look for continued
activity on the up side.
Chasing Quotations.
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prescott Journal.Miner.)

Plans looking to the reorganization
q the Arizona Smelling company.
whereby the indebtedness Of the com
pany may be paid off and operations
at the Humboldt plant resumed, are
now being worked out, and it is pos
sible that the Smelter City. in the not
distant future. may again become the
scene of activity it was before the re-
cent shut down of the smelter.
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been worked out in detail sufficient
" TO allow u definite statement
being made regarding the intentions
of those constituting the company, but
it is known that those in Prescott in
closest touch with the conditions of
the company take a very roseate view
OF the future
Yesterday, after delaying that mat
ter until the arrival Of j. Kearney
Rice, recently appointed receiver for
the Arizona Smelling company, and
the Consolidated Arizona Smelling
company. the latter a holding com
pany. Attorney Norris took up, in the
district court, the matter of the ap-
pointment of Mr.. Rice as receiver for
the company's property in Arizona,
to facilitate the reeeivership created
by the New Jersey courts, in which
state the smelling company incorpor-
ated.
Attorney General Clark, represent
ing c. G.. Fennell, the Bank of Arizo-
ma and other creditors of the COM
pany, who have filed liens on the
property, said he understood the COM
pany intended fighting the adjudioa-
ton in bankruptcy. and was prepar-
ing to show it was solvent, and that
in the event a receiver was appointed
his clients liens would be dissipated.
He wanted time in which to go into
the matter thoroughly and determine
whether or not he would oppose tie
appointing Of a receiver. District At
torney Morrison, also representing 4
creditor of the company, said he had
been given no notice of the intention
to file an application for a receiver,
Bisbee daily review., 1907-12-04

T, Blight Ss;s Vh:cb il can
tr0ltsF by Los Asge.es people. IN
taLd5 tc import SEQ German settlers
to occupy this lall, ard as son as
tn have plenty o. morey 5ehlad
ths.s the pros!.eCt that the ven
tie will be meta with sUccecz md
w;l hing about the regencraiicnt Of
the Arizona town. Ia cre re- ,,eri. az
least, Ehrenburg can be counted on
to derive benefit commercially from
the settlers. Riverside county, in
which the land grant lies, is Total
prohibition county, and IL the settlers
are unfortunate enough to have
thirs, they viii have to cross the riv-
er to Ehrenburg in order to satisfy
It
Melczer had a very tiresome trip TO
Ehrenburg. The journey from Vicks-
burg on the A. & c. railroad was made
by stage over desert, mountains and
through sand heaps behind team OF
mules which will never break any
speed records, and the sixty miles be-
tween the towns seemed OF endless
duration.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-12-04

For Review Job ONCE call 'phone
No. 80.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-12-04

Review Want Ada Bring Results-
Bisbee daily review., 1907-12-04
WALKER BROS LETTER.
Especial Wire to L. ]. Overlook
NEW YORK Dec 2-Tha rnarLe

Especial Wire to L. ]. Overlook
NEW YORK, Dec. 3.-The market
opened little off and then advanced
under the lead of Shelters in which
there was heavy short covering. The
active list made good gains and there
was little stock for sale. In the az
ternoon there was a change and
stocks sold off. The presidents mes
sage had little effect and traders sold
and caught some stops. The market
held very well and it is beginning to
have two sides. The close was weak
and the advance in currency to 2 per
cent caused a good deal of selling.
Patent medicines at cost, while
they last. Gwynn Drug Co. 319
Bisbee daily review., 1907-12-04

BY permission d the Board OF Re
gents, the Engineering Department,
UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA an
nounces that they viii undertake q
limited amount of consulting work.
c. F. TOLMAN, JR.-Mine Examin-
atoms.
E. NJ. BLAKE-Mining and Electric
Machinery.
W. w. HENLEY-Power Plants.
eering.
r. r. GooDRICH-Metallurgy.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-12-04
PAlNE's COPPER LETTER.
Especial Wire to L. ]. Overlook. !

Especial Wire to L. ]. Overlook
BOSTON, Dec. 3.-Today was a
selling day in New York but the
stock was all well taken and every
body was pleased that the market act
ed so well. In local board stocks are
scarce as ever and held strong all
day in the face of two point decline
in Amalgamated. Osceola is being
quietly picked up and it is thought
that the differences between Bigelow
and the Calumet & Hecla people will
be fixed up soon. Somebody took ad-
vantage of the weak market to buy
both North Butte and Range. Shan
non showed some life today for the
first time.
For Review Job ONCE call phone
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-12-12


Has many aGkcs and patna enVsed ~,
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headache, dixziH6ss fiti 81 g, soiSs, d
dark spots doGtiHE before che eyes, gnaws
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Every ingredient entering into Fa-
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latter ara not lacking, having been con
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You cannot afford to acceptany medicine
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for this we'll proven remedy or KNOWN
COMPOSITION, even though the dealer may
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to any selfish interest Of his apd 1t is'nr
insult TO your intelligence for him TO try
to palm of upon You a substitute You
know what you want and It tshIs bust.
ness to supply the article called for.
DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets are the
original rLittIe Liver. Pills first put up
BY old DR.. Pierce over forty years ago,
much initiated but never equaled. Little
sugar-coated Eranuies-easE to take as
sandy.
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y. T. S. c. E. MEETING:

Tho Baptist Christian Endeavor
prayer meeting Will he held Friday.
night from 7:15 to S o'clock. Tho
leader will be Mr.. CA. Robinson. and
the topic is Confident Testimony for
Christ" Acts H:1S-3s. If present-day
Chsiatians were to speak boldly fo'
the Master. like early-day Christians
did even when it meant martyrdom
world It not give them power? Visit
ors are cordially invited to attend and
have part in the meeting
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The finest Coffee Substitute ever
made has rccen;lg teen produced by
DR.. shoep. OF Racine. Wis. You
don't have to boil it twenty or
thirty minutes Made in minute"
says the Doctor Health ooffee" Is
really tho closest cofree. Imitation
evo- yet produced. Not a grain 4
Zeal coffee 70 In Il either. Health
Coffee limitation IS made from pure
toasted cereals or grains. with malt.
nuts. etc. Really y would fool an
expert-Yere he TO unknowingiy
drink st for coffee All dealers
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

To the Creditors oc Waldo W. Payne.
deceased:
In pursuance Of decree OF the Cir
cult Court Of the County oc Harrison
made in a cause therein pending. &c
subject the estate Of the said decen'
to the payment OF his debts you arc
required to present your claims agains'
the estate of tAe said decendent for
adjudication TO Tarey Harrison. Com
missioner. at his ONCE in said County
on or before=thc 2sth day OF January
1905.
Witness. II. W. Williams. Clerk Of
the said Court. this the 18th day Of
December. 1907.
II. w WILLIAMS, Clerk.
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When the Quaker Health Teacher
came to Charleston. w! va. he. prom
ised great things Hundreds oe peo-
pie have called on him and supplied
themselves with Quaker Herb Rene
dies, and the following are attek;ts of
tho results Obtained. by the use of
these wonderful preParaisaas- = .Ndr.
VIM. Krause. oftDonally street, GATED
on the Health Teacher and obtained
tire ebottIee of OF OF Balm
He now writes and says can re-
port q wonderful Improvement I sufs
Tered with rheumatism in rny joints
for the past eight months My
shoulders. elbows. knees ard ankles
were numb and stiff and panied me
severely. especially, Hlaen /, awelee IA
the norntrs, ana SR iReptR:sss there was
a change In the steeSsfhec, last rgtdffth
i was In such q condition I had to
stop work. The. pains ia nay back
were SO severe I cotiId not stoop over
They said the Quaker Remedies would
help me and they did. I. wish I could
induce everybody suffering with rIeu-
rnatism to try Quaker Herb Remedies.
:, Another adds his name 60 the many.
MT: Josh Bailey. OF esq Trumben St.
said: My blood and system were In
bad condition. was covered with
pimpies. sores and Skin .,erupuons,
Itching sensations. would he, so severe
that would use my finger nails TO
scratch. and asa result my limbs
would often bleed and my blood be-
came poisoned. used. Quaker Herb
Extract and Quaker Soar. r4nst might
was the first time IN months that j
enjoyed a refreshing aIeet All itch-
ing sensations have left ms. Many OF
the sores and pirpIes gre gone and
the rest are fast disappearing. = t..is'
Quaker Herb Extract. 500 per bot
tie. or tire efor $3.50, !. n
Quaker OIL OF Balm. 2Ec a hottie.
Obtain them from Wells & Hay
maker.
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.
In Fns pttIe home sat.
ThLaktnsfo of the holidays
or he'br4sht md happy day not TAI
away.
Oh! my heart has lost oil fear.
Thinking of the Xmas Cheer"
And Of all the nice things
Santa Claus will bring.
Hark. Hark! The bells are ringing.
Cheer up. old folks. anu be gay.
Vt viii be to all treat
To have brightness at our fete.
And to cast the sorrows
Of our hearts away.
When we wake at early morn.
70 hear the children blow the horn,
When their little eyes
They fairly dance with giee:
AZ they stand around the tree
Each one thinking. What's for me.
We are giving nil our thanks.
Old Nick. to thee.
Merry. merry. merry Xmas!
Cheeriiy 1t ringeth through the air,
We should. OH. so joyous lie
And sing praises. Lord. to thee:
For on Xmas day to US
Our King was born. C.. N.
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STOCKHOLDERS NlEET1NG.

The ann. ..-@--as u tho share.
holders OF tEse Empire National Bank,
OF ciarksbur6. w. Va. viii be held
January "A. 1908. at o'clock p. m.'
for the election OF directors for the
ensuing year and\any other business
that may properly come before them.
L. Il. DEIsON, Cashier.
ciarksburg, w. Va. Dec. -. 1907.
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Danger in, Asking Arivi6o

When you have cough or cold
do not ask some one what is good
for 1t. as there is danger in taking
some unknown preparation Foaey's
Honey and Tar cures coughs. colds
and prevents pneumonia The gen
uine is in q yellow paclsage. Refuse
substitute. Sturm & Wilson.
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Try your luck on the Flag Con
test given by the Palace Furniture
and Piano company--a good chance
to get a piano at half price for
e'hristmas 9raannt
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SWEET MELopY FLoUR.

orino Laxative Fruit Syrup. the
new laxative. stimulates. but does
not irritate. 1t Is tho best Laxa-
tive. Guaranteed or your money
back. sturm & Wilson.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-12-12

JONI W. BurchinaI has sold the
Herald. the Oldest paper IN Aosnds-
vile. to an QAtesnewspaper man.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-12-12

James T. Dunbar dae resigned rs
editor OF the Ash4aad Independent
and Is now on the stan Of tho Hunt
lngtor Herald
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SWEET MELODY FLOUR

What would be more appropriate
for Xmas than = large photograph?
Wilson makes them.
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f. L. Love has been confirmed as
postmaster at Grafton. His com
mission dates from December S but
he had previously held the position
for some months.
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SWEET MELODY FLOUR

DeWitt's carnoiized witch Hazel
salve. Get DeWitt's. Sold by all
druggists.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-12-12

Judge. Willis. in his charge to the
grand jury t Middlebourne, advised
that little attention be given to COM
plnsnts OF parents who think that
school teachehrs have punished thei.
children too severely.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-12-12

HOUSE OF. Z. ROOMS, near South
Chestnut. bath room, cabinet
mantel. closets and very convenient-
Is arranged, hoht and cold water.
VIII sell for $1,000 per month cash
payments, A. chance to secure
hound ontpayments like. rent.
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STATE NEWS.

The Weston Lumber Company.
has purchased 500 acres of timber
in Nicholas county.
There are sc candidates for chief
OF police of New Martinsville.
4 big revival meeting is being
held at Redwood
Work is slack at Tunnelton and
prices of provisions are shooting
skyward.
The state Grange began its ses-
sion at Weston today.
The subscription price OF the Ell
klus News win he advanced after
January /
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I
A POEM OF CHRISTMAS
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FINE RUILlDTHGa Ions M GLEzNss
wood, the prices ranging from S76,
20 $f5O. CoHVenIent 70 aiiethe big
factories with a scent fare and g.
cent gas.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-12-12

People OF Charles Town commence
ed using condensed milk and thus
Won a victory over milk dealers who
had announced en- eadvance in It's
price.
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Monte McIntire has been elected
captain of the w. v. U. football
cam for 1908.
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sExs ROOM HOUSE NEAR CHEST.
nut, bath room and basement; lot
8 5 7Sx178 Feet Price $I,500.D0.
81. 0OO. 90 cash. balance In one. two
and ttre years. with interest. Owner
anxious to sell and wants to build
on another lot
" Iii 1tIttH u
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one S ROOM HOUSE FOR RENT
In GlenRoods flnIsGed 10 Bak and
new. Rent SIS per month.
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pHENoarENAD SUCCESS

Stnao BY the ualser ilenl'i' Teacher-
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Real
s ia tie

HOUSE OF g sROoNGS, JAOzSoN
strest. bath room and cellar. slate
roof Owner wants Co leave Rhe city
and will sell Tor So, zoe. one-haIf
or tw0-thirds cash. balance Ia one.
two and three years, with Ef-
est. This price Is made II
quick sale
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(Contributed.)
""''*'"'
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-07-19
Gulf and Ship Island.

NORTH BOUND
No. Gulfport Hattesburg Ar jackson
4 7:3O 1920 1926 205
s. AIS pm 7:10 7:30 pm 1880 \
BOUND
No. Lv Jackson Hattiesburg, Lv Ar Gulfport
q 1913 $50 7:O5
Is 4:s0 am. 7:55 $40 IN
Connections att Jacks
No G., pm
No with c., north 11:15 Memphis
No with A. v, bound
vicksbug
Through sleepes l.
Mobile. Jackson and Kansas City
SOUTH BOUND
No Hatiesburg Ar Mobile
o. 1920 $3.50 am
7 pm. pm pm
BOUND
cNo. Mobile Hattiesburg
1880 1877 1885 a
1870 m. pm. $3.50 pm.
North trains main line Beaumont lO17
Mississippi Central
WEST BOUND
1 49, sos am
$3.50 700
No. ~ Brookhaven i1attiesburg
300 5.s 81 $3.50
Mixed sumra 400
>t4S&s