Bisbee daily review., 1907-06-22
our large cities to study the Washing ton plan and the Texas idea.
SUPERIOR AND PiTTsEuRG.


 The following from Iron Ore will be of special interest to those of our readers who take an occasional flyer at the stock market:
 Iron Ore has many letters asking for information concerning Superior and Pittsbarg. So many of them that we cannot find time to reply to them personally It seems that unless there is constant repetition concerning progress and prospects in that camp that people grow nervous and fear that the bottom is going to fall out of the whole business It isn't taking any longer to develop Superior and Pittsburg, it's size being taken into reconsideration. than it is to bring oth- Ter copper mines to productive stage. It isn't taking nearly so long as it does to open. equip and to get into the productive column the mines of the Lake Superior region.
 We note that many of the eastern brokers are advising holders of Su- perlor and Pittsburg to get out of that stock and take on Greene-Cananea in it's place. The broker makes his liv- ing by the buying and selling of shares. and to influence trade ne makes predictions, and he makes statements, often going wrong in both. The past few months have been re- markedly quiet ones in the brokerage business and it is natural. probably. that something be attempted to get the shares moving
 Tt may be wisdom to follow the ad- vice of the man who suggests that a share Of Greene is worth more than one of Superior and Pittsburg. but we would hesitate to sell Superior and Pittsburg at the present figures. It unquestionably is safe and a good in- restment to take on Greene-Cananea. but that it is wise to sell Superior and Pittsburg to do this, we question. We wouldn't like to make that sort of trade at present figures.
 Superior and Pittsburg has a great property to develop, as has Greene. but it should not be lost sight of that Bisbee is wonderful camp in that it's ores average richer than those of any other in the country. When a mine is found it yields splendid values. and there is no doubt as to the value of Superior and Pittsburg properties. The concern is just getting fairly started on its work of development. It is gviing attention to very large Iacreage and is carrying on a sremen- dous enterprise that needs time and money. but that the ultimate results will be very satisfactory there is no doubt. This is the only opinion we hear from, those who know what is going on and who are in position to judge.
 @one writer wants to know if 1t is true that there is no longtr any ore going from the mines to the furnaces. Another says he learns that all work has been stopped excepting at June ton. Another says he thinks we said some time ago that the company was earning s7 per share. Another says he thinks the management ought to be hung. And so it goes. The public has been spoiled with few wonder. fuI things like Calumet and Arizona and North Butte. The average say Iings of 2s.Ooo people in the United States. as shown by careful census investigation. was $50 per year, Q 5000 in twenty years. The man who
 makes sIe0o in copper shares over might thinks 1t amounts so nothing He has heard where some other fel How made many thousands in a few days aaa inagihes he also should and can. Stories Of the winnings of men are always greatly exaggerated. and we seldom hear of the losses
 Richard croker has written to a friend that he expects to de fl