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Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-27
ENTHUSIASTIC ON
 PINTO CREEK DIST.
James Brogan Returns From Visit of Inspection to the
 Globe Field.

Mir. James Brogan is an old-timer in Bisbee. Recently he has been in Globe, examining some mining prop. erty. He says the Pinto creek dis, trict is the coming copper district of Arizona, because there is large surface showings there. and thereon he bases his judgment.
 Mir. Brogan, who is an old mining man, says that he saw more suvfaoe showings of ore than he ever saw be, fore. He is thoroughly enthusiastic hence the gentleman makes this state. ment. He says all the country needs now is railroad to ship out ore. i the country had a railroad it would pay from the grass roots. There is g splendid place for a town site, with plenty Of shade wood and water. on the Arizona National and Pinto com. panies' grounds. A railroad has been surveyed by the Gila Valley & North ern railroad to the Continental mine only three miles away from the Ari zona National mine. If this railroad does not reach this point, the com pany contemplates building a spur out to meet 1t.
 MT. Brogan, while on a recent visit to Globe, arranged for the exclusive selling agency in Bisbee of certain Pinto Creek district stocks, and has established himself in Justice Hngan's office
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-27
RICH SHIPMENT
 0F ORE FROM GOLDFIEiD
New Shelter Among NeceSSi- ties In Nevada'S Richest Gold District-Fuel Famine at Critical Stage,

GOLDFTELD, New, Jan. 24.-The largest shipment of rich ore yet re- corded from any mining camp has just been sent under heavy guard in three express cars to be conveyed to the Selby smelter for treatment. It Is valued at upwards of S1OO,O0O. The nearest approach to this record was the famous shipment from the Isabel la mine, in the Cripple Creek district, about eight years ago, when car load of twenty-seven tons valued at S219, 600 was sent out. This latest shipment contained about thirty-five tons, averaging from s1S,000 to S20. 900 to the ton. It has been closely watch ed by armed guards both night and day. It is expected that other leases will send out enormous quantities of ore within the next few days. It is these large shipments that furnish the most conclusive answer to the adverse criticisms that have recently been handed about so freely regarding one of the worlds richest gold camps.
 A new smelteI of immense propor- tions is the next most urgent need of the Goldfield mining interests, accord ing to the opinion of those best quail fled to speak. As soon as the mines of the district cease to be free milling such a smelter will be required; and it is generally admitted that copper is the base that will most interfere with amalgamaaing. There can be little question but that the new enterprise will be highly profitable, especially in case lead and zinc are developed with in reasonable distances.
 The fuel famine has been severe throughout this district, and fuel of all kinds is now commanding record prices. A carload lot of firewood which had been shipped from Utah 300 miles away, was recently distri buted among needy applicants, and of fers of as high as s20 for quarter cord were declined, as under instruc tions no money could be accepted fol the wood The last quarter cord was given out a stick at time, and many women with sick ones at home crowd ed eagerly forward to secure if possi ble a single stick. The situation is regarded as acute.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-27
TAKING UP WASTE LAND.

TUCSON, Ariz., Jan. z5.-What pioneers have passed up as waste land and what enterprising male real estate agents in this section have ov- erlooked. two women from St. Joseph, Missouri, have secured. The women are Helen Kimber and Miss Nellie Howard, who have amassed a com foftable fortune from real estate transactions. They were in the city yesterday and left yesterday after noon for Sonora.
 They have secured a concession from the Mexican government which includes 1000 900 acres of mineral, timber and agricultural lands With keen business foresight they realized that the future value of these lands would be great. They have had the concession but a few months but nev- ertheless they have already made sui ficient leases to more than pay for the expenses incurred in securing the concession.
 It is stated that vae young ladies are interested in a railroad which Is planned to connect with one of the Sonora lines now in course of con struction.
 They made their first real estate ventures in lands along the Rock Isl and route. They had some capital but great deal more courage. They plunged, literally, at the start and made their male competitors gasp. Later they reaped the reward.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-27
.DENN,bRIzONA Is
 WEEKS FEATURE
Twenty Dollar Advance for This StoCk-American Is Car
 ried Up With It.
(By Frank J. Graf.)

The close of this week puts Bisbee a big winner, with a good bunch in sight for all of you. An advance of SIS to s20 on Denn shows that there is the strongest kind of buying, and from all indications it will certainly go to the $100 mark. This is a record that cannot be beaten in the camp, and it sure puts feather in the Patti son stocks. The sales in Denn at the close was at sS7.
 American has been well supported the entire week. and from all indlca- tions it looks as though it will pass the $20 mark. There is no doubt that the activity and the making of a:ue in Deun-Arizona has created a great deal more confidence in the American.
 The Warren has not felt the effects of the market in the least, but I think on general principles it ought to take on some strength before the ciose of the coming week. Globe has been uOuOI Q "OoNSAs NO SAS very last minute of the payment of the call 1t held strong. and sales were made at $15.50 to $500, and at the close of the market bidding was S20.5o for full paid stock. Personally can not understand the advance; not that I think that the property is not worth 1t, but there are certainly indications tha there is very strong buying, and buyers that are taking up this stock are doing 1t very nicely. There has been a inc chance to make good money on Globe. Shattuck-Arizona also was watched with great interest, and from all indications s60 will be reached within the coming week. Sales were made today at S56, and very little came out at that figure. East Butte seems to be dead for the time being, but from the present output at the property it ought to sell for more money. Han- cock at the close showed little weak ness. The market as a whole is very encouraging for the coming week. | Closing quotations:
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-27
LAKE MERGER WILL
 BECOME REALITY

BOSTON. Jan. 2s.--There is no question that the proposed eonsolida- ton of Lake Superior copper proper ties will be accomplished, notwith- standing that the views of sellers and the buyers are somewhat apart at the present time.
 Preliminary to this consolidation. the Amaigamated interests have re- gently bought large blocks of Osceola. Tamarack. Allouez. Centennial ana Copper Range. as well as stocks of other properties. and at the present time the ownership in Lake Superior copper properties represents the in- vestment Of some millions of dollar-.
 This investment alone Is sufficient to guarantee that the consolidation will be put through. but it is apparent that strong efforts will be made to change the views of the holders of controlling interests in the above properties. Even though a high price has to be paid for certain blocks for control. sufficient stock has been
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-27
DICKS STOCK LETTER.

Special Wire to Duey & overlock9
 NEW YORK, Jan. 26.-Today's mar ket opened weak. Great Northern at one time being four points lower tEan last nights close. Reading, Union Pacific, Erie. St. Paul and Amalgam- ated all suffered losses of from one to two points. andd activity increase greatly at the expense of values. New York Central was weak on the an nouncement of s50.000.ooo Wander bilt note offering by J. P. Morgan < Co. After the bank statement, which was disappointing, showing a decrease in reserves where an increase was looked for, and surprising expansion of fh- l~s- accoupt. the market bcgan to rally, which 1t continued to do until the close. This seemed to represent short covering to a large extent The close was irregular and moderately active ,s ,s.-s.-s-s sl .--i
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-27
PAiNE's COPPER LETTER.

Special Wire to Duey 6 Overlock.)
 Boston, Jan. 26.-Rumors trouble in London, heavy liquidation in New York and a bad bank statement all contributed to a weak market in cop pers tcday. Copper Range sold down to s9O, on heavy selling by Hayden, Stone & Co. Osceola was a strong feature, and continues to be accumu- lated by some large interests. La. Sale was a strong curb feature, selling up to s51.5O, with considerable trading. The markets acts as if most every body has about all the stocks they can carry, and slips off easily without run ming into any large demand. Believe the money will be in selling Oh rallies and buying on reactions for the pres ent
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-27
J. c. PRITCHARD.
 Broker. Postoffice Box 998.

There was very good business in coppers agaIn today, Denn leading with Wolverine a close second. The public is beginning to see that Shat tuck at $55 ought to make Wolverine worth more than song. A very stiff price was asked for American though not in view of the price this stock Is likely to sell at in the near future. A strong opening may be looked for Mon day. Closing quotations:
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-27
4 NEW BUTTE COM
 PANY ORGANIZED

BUTTE. Mont. Jan. 26.-The Mon tana Consolidated Mining company, capitalized for $2,50O, 900 has been or ganized by the Lewisohn interests and will take over a lot of property own ed by them and others that are under option. It is understood that the min eraI ground owned by the Great Northern Railroad and held by the South Butte Mining company will go
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-27
REVIEW BssEE ARIZONA SUNDAY MORNING. JANUARY 2 o
TIMING SHELTERS MARkETS
PritChard Hagen & Co. QNcoRPoRATED.)
 Brokers.
FRED c. HAGEN, Mgr.

FRED c. HAGEN, Mgr.
 FRONT ROOMS B. 1. 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., 1907-01-27
PRONE 1s5.
MARKET LETTER.

Jan. 26, 1907.-A sagging ten dency affected the listed stocks today, principally on account of an unfayorable bank statement for the week. The curbs, how ever, were not very materially influenced, though it is likely that some of the most active ones would have made even better gains than they already show had the financial condi- tion proved up more desirable.
 The special features in the market in the curbs are Shat tuck, Denn, American, Globe and Superior 6 Pittsburg. Con tinued advances are being made by Shattuck, Denn and Globe, while the other two stocks mentioned are being picked up, and the trading all around is heavy. At least Sc0 is the fig ure for Shattuck for Monday, and Denn Is slated to make a gain that will put her up to s100 before next week closes. Superior & Pittsburg would un- doubtedly have moved higher today but for the influence bearing the leaders. Demand for American is good. Wolverine & Arizona is being bought qui- etly, but not heavily enough to cause a very noted rise. The stock, though, is getting stiffer gradually. Calumet & Globe, Butte & Arizona and Superior & Boston command a good deal of attention. and look like good buys. With the exception of Denn, Shattuck, American, Su- perior & Pittsburg and Globe, we do not think there will be much change for the commence ment of next week, as the listed stocks will doubtless still be re- tarded for a few days by the untayoraDle financial condition. Our advice Is to buy on any of these backward moves.
 Closing quotations:
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-27

furnish my clients with copies of all correspondence had in their cases (except foreign). l also furnish free of charge complete coples of all drawings and speCi- fications. James R. Townsend, Los Angeles, California.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-27

An awful explosion near Trinidad, Colorado. recently killed twenty or more miners, and sadness reigns. The cause of the trouble was a windy shot" in the Colorado Fuel and Iron company's coal mines.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-27

Col. ". c. Greene is hard at work ia the Patagonia district and there is no gainsaTfng its great value Greene knows .his; so does R. R. Richardson, one of the shrewdest aud best posted mining men in the country.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-03-09
The Pain
Family

You know them; they are
numerous, and make their
presence felt everywhere. The
names of the family are Head
ache, Toothachc, Earache,
Backachc, Stomach ache, Neu-
ralgia, etc. They arc scntinels
that warn you Of any derange-
ment of your system. When
the brain nerves become ex-
hausted or irritated. Headache
makes you miserable; if the
stomach nerves are weak, in
digestion results, and you
double up with pain, and if the
more prominent nerves are af-
fccted. Neuralgia simply makes
life uncomfortable. The way to
stop pain is to soothe and
strengthen the nerves. DR..
Miles Anti-Pain Pills do this.
The whole Pain family yield to
their influence. Harmless il
taken as directed.
Il fnd DR.. Miles, Antl-Pa Pills an
excellent remedy for overcoming head
ache. neuralgia and distressing pains
Of all sorts. ] have used them for the
past seven years In this capacity with
the best Of results
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your oru00lst. vine will guarantee that
the 6est package will benefit n e
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letter, Salt Rheum anA Ecxem.
These are di,rss N for whh b
G ,Hmber'a|o's salyf- esl~ria' ,
valuable. { qVckly alIays he
itching an SHARING and soon
enects q q Price, % cents.
For sale Ivy All Druggist.
Look afpand and zee II 700 doos
seed some printed stationery. II 70
lhe Ibefian o6co 10 the place 20 -
VlnR CLAaD WORK.
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The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-03-09
REGULAR MEETING
BOARD Of TRUSTEES
City Of new IBERIA, LOUISIANA.

New iberia, La March 1, 1907
The Mayo or aid Board Of 1rus
tees Of the City Of New iberia met
:his day IN regular session with
Mayor q &. Laughlin 10 the char
| and the following members present
tO-wit: Messrs. y. Renoudet, X.
y. SALISBURY, r + Delhoussaye,
John Fisher and l. Inde,t. Late
Mr. Geo Dallas.
On motion If Mr.. o Kenoudet
seconded by L. +. DcIahoussaye
aud carried the minutes Of the
meeting on Feb 18th, 1907 were
approved AZ read.
Reports for the month Of Frb'y
were received, City Collector,
Impounder Of stock. City Clerk,
and Treasurer and read when it
was moved by Mr.. Fisher second
ed by MI Dslalonssaye and car
ried that reports Of City Collector,
lmpOundrr Of Stock aud City
Clerk be spread on minutes, and
that report Of CITY Treas. be re-
turned for correction AZ items
against the Gen Fund had been
charged against the Water works
and Electric Light FDnd.
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Respectfully submitted,
r. s. Bell. Clork

/ 80 Aos h0usO VS0BUs
| 1t was moved by Mr.. o. Reno
dot seconded by Mr.. l.. hides,
and carried Oy the following yea
and nay vote, to wit: yea M-ssrs
0. Ren0udet Il. F. Delah0ussaye
+. d. StansOury, JOO. Fisher,
Nays none that salary Of the
Chief Of Police be fixed ct ninety
dollars per mouth from date Of
election and that the bond of the
Chief Of Police ID the u. 8. Fidel.
ify and Guarantee 20 for One
thousand dollars, a. offered be &C.
copied.
Il vas moved By Mr.. B ID STAINS.
bury seconded by Mr.. Il F Uela.
honssaye and carried that the Fl
nance Committee he authorized to
40 to auditing The books Of the
Corporation and Of tho Water.
works 4 Electric Light Plant.
4 report Va received from the |
'ommittse appointed to see toI
'pening Fslton Street and read |
'hen Il Vas moved BY Nr. K. +. |
)elahoassaye seconded By NJ. L.
ndest and carried that the re-
ort b accepted and 6led Tor H.
nre coasideratlon.
y pstltion for n add ticnal|
'anch - was received ffoss the
Vestsrn Union Telegraph 4 Tel.
pore %, ard read when e was |
Owed b. ~. Q. Resoedet 90. /
lded b. NJ. Z. In6est cd carried | /
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/ 1lr(1 1ays = - O1leial &
n.nnl - jo1nllo ~, ri 1
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VIC "sVvs" HuI"yusVNN NAVC"'"
Indest II +" Delahonssaye and q
1sen""iet as the committee I" r.
wise The city ordinances.
A pet 'l"n was received for III
Fine Dept Of the City asking 70
the establishment Of 4 IIr.n ant
Ladder Truck Go. when it va
moved by Nr. !: + D-lahou-sav,
seconded by Mr. u l.cnoudct am
carried that the Mayor apl"nt ;
committee to take up the matter
with the Chief Of the Fire Depart
Inent aud to report the H"nditi OF
Of the present Hook and Ladder
20 and Of its apparatus
The Mayor appointed Messrs
G q W. Dallas X r. Delhous saye
and &. e Langh'in Of above men
ton committee
o. motion Of NJ Geo w Da
las seconded by Mr. H. !n'!:st
and carried the M,yOr wac ar.
tl,orized to pay All frcigh on shells
AZ the cars arrive.
On motion If Mr.. q Rrncude
seconded by Mr. Geo DaIla, and
carried the folio wing bills were
approved and ordered pad.
+ r. Willard printing and sta
ionely 92j Official Print: J
c ssav'ana repairs to Jail locks 81
Inc; L Vcazey feeding Pei. Jan
& Feb *3 50 Feed Pris; Eaurgp
Drug Go s6,O5 y Of II; II. ID
Stansbnry, Feed for horse of pol
ice 4ll.l5 Police; NJ icBI INC
drayage y 81 8 4 Il;
JnO BrOussa,d $2G % Inc.
On motion Of Mr.. Jno. Fisher
seconded by Mr.. Il +. Delal,ous-
'ayO and carried the bills Of the
Iberia Cypress Co Ltd were order
Vi returned that the entire mouth.
v statement might be- rendered.
1t was moved by Mr.. O. i;.nou
eonded ny Mr.. II. ID Stansbury
hat the Mayor appoint n commit
e Of four 20 confer with the 20.
ice Jury, Councils. Boards Of
trustees and Board Of Trades of
II The Parishes and towns and
'itys affected, identified and
Duched by the the building of the
hity five miles of Rail road neces.
lry to connect with the Texes
Pacific u II at Palmetto \
The Mayor appointed Messr 8
reO w. Dallas, o Renoudet and L
,dest and G q Laughlin ~ a
Dve cOmmitto.
1t was moved by Mr.. l. lndest| !
'coned by Mr.. Il + Dclahoussaye
I'd carried by the following yea
ID nay vote. to wi: Yea Messrs
F Delahoussaye Jno Fisher \
d Stansbury and I. lndest Nays !.
essrs @ Renoudet and Geo w E.
alias that the City allow Mr.. +
eazey who had served as Chief
Police for about two months,
sum Of thrty-fve dollars as
rpensatiOD for the additional
rk
It was moved by Mr.. Jno Fish =
seconded by Mr.. o kenOudet |.
carried that the meeting nd.
I'm until the next regular meet
8. Re ! G. Z. Laughiir,
lfy Clerk MuysrI
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We presume the above resolution il
not binding in the matter of"Palmet.
TO-" Arnauiville to Palmetto is a
distance Of 81 miles. besides increas-
ing the distance by . miles, there
would Dc 10 other advantage than the
connection with the T. and r. tine at
the crossing Il Post Barre and Il Pal
metto.
IfOpeIousas - made the objective
point the following advantages will
accrue: By going to Opelousas the
distance will Be shortened nearly 10
miles; two drawbridges will be avoid.
ed; . considerable stretch OF swamp
Will be lodged; three conpecting lines
VIII b reached instead Of one; and 4
larger town will b tapped. which may
be disposed 70 look upon the proposed
road with favor.
Thursday. the Police Jury appoint
ed Messrs. Leon l.emaire, N. Blanchet
and A. B. Romero 70 cooperate with
the Council Committee.
FRIDAY. the two branches az the
Joint Committee met and organised
By e1ecting Octave Renoudet, Chair.
man. and A. y. Romero, Secretary.
The Board Of Trade has been invited
70 be represented It the next meeting.
~ = r. n.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1907-03-09

Panol Liver Regulates keeps the
Liver, Stomach and Bowels work.
ing just right. That means to be
we'll and to keep well. And 1t
makes your monef 20 the furi hest.
Tin box1 IL cent?. Money back if
you wanf it. 0r sale by all Drug
g'sts an Dealers.
Royal ne Pills save Doctors
Wbyfdf SOU scratch1 Royaline
letter iutDent will stop that
Itching 6r your money back. %
cents.
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Loose Leaf Ledgers, at Mi|IaJds

WANTED-BY CHICAGO MANU-
1ACTURkNG Housb, person Of trust.
with local NIrjkory AZ al sistant in
branch Office. alary SIS paid weekly.
Permanent n/sitl\p. No investment
rsqaired. Feviou experience not
essential 70 Engaglng.
address. Manager B'assLss. COMO
block. Chicago.
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A NORTHERN OUTLET.

Att last meeting of the City Coun
Gil wise and timely move was made
when 1T was moved by Mr.. O. Renou
det. seconded BY Mr.. r. D. Btxnsbury,
that the Mayor appoint a committee
Of four (including himself) to confer
with the Police Jnries. Councils.
Boards OF Trustees, and Boards Of
Trade Of all parishes and towns and
cities effected. benefited. or touched
by the building Of the IS miles Of rail-
road necessary to connect with the
Texas and Pacific r. r. at Palmetto,
Taking Hardee's official map Of Louis
lana as an authority and starting from
New Iberia, going In q straight line
from point to poiut. We find the dis.
tances given:
To St. Martinville. -. q miles
Breauy Bridge. 10y"
Arnaudyille. .............9 I"
Ope10usas. ~ +"
AItSi. ...................4O H
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The principal meeting Of the yea
Of the U. A. =. will take place on neg,
Monday At 4:30 p. M. At the Central
High School. Arrangements preIimi.
nary % the holding Oft he annual MAY
Festival. In the first week In NAV.
will occupy the attention or the meet.
ing. Also. the election Of officers for
the year. the reading Of the annual
report by the Financial Secretary. and
the general settlement Of dues.
Emily L Grant Pres
Miss Mary Hanley. Sect
Annual SrArxMEHr
~ Tmg
UNSECTARlAN AID SOCIETY
March 1901.
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