davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-06
DID DOMIHIONPS
 LATEST STRIKE
Discovery of Large Body O. Ore Of Importance To
 the District.

What will undoubtedly prove to be one of the most important ore discov- cries ever made in the district is the strike made Tuesday in c shaft of the Old Dominion, where a large body of oxides running well in copper was en- eountered between the eighth and ninth levels. says the Silver Belt. The size of the body has not yet been de- termined but all indications point to it's being 8 very large and solid one.
 The find is of more than ordinary importance because of the fact that no ore was expected in that vicinity. The shaft, like A and B shafts of the Old Dominion, were sunk outside of the footwall because of the fact that |. diorite formation made much better sinking and a far more desirable shaft Another, and perhaps more i'm portant reason. was that the immense ore body which extends from the eighth to the twelfth levels made an insecure shaft, and. in addition, the immense amount of water could not he expedItiously handled So that the shafts were planned primarily for the purpose of unwatering the mine; ana to this end pumps with a capacity 5000, 900 gallons have been installed in B. shaft and an S.000,000 gallon pump will be installed in the C shaft The strike of ore without the footwail demonstrates the fact that there is faI more ore on Old Dominion ground than was ever anticipated by the most sanguine.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-06
COPPER COUNTRY
 CAPITALISTS AT GLOBE

GLOBE, Jan. 5.--Capt. James Chyno weth, president and WEl. G. Rice. sec retary and treasurer, Of the Superior & Boston Copper company, arrived last Sunday from Hoaghton. Mich Their visit lere at this time is for the pur- pose Of inspecting the ccmDany's. prop er.r and planning the initial develop ment work. Tae gentlemen will vi
 the property today in company or Di rector Henry Y. Shell and Pat Rose. All thai can be stated positiveiy Is that a three compartment shaft will be sunk to a depth of 500 or 1e00 feet OF 1ke Great Eastern claim, waich asioiDs the Blackhawk mine Of the Arizona Commercial Copper company, and wffch Is consideFed one of the very best copper prospects in Globe dis fricf. tie ore developments on the 300 foot level Of the Black RaVk harire practically demonstrated the value Of the Great Eastern claim.
 This is Capt Cnynowete's first visit to c obe and he expresses himself as highly pleased with the outlook for Giobe. MF. Rice has been here be
 ore and numbers his Glohe friends 0s the score Capt. Chynoweth Is general manager Of the Fay group Of mines which includes the Centennial and A lonez mines He is sirn believer in higher copper, probably owing to the lact that the Asloaez recently sod It's May output for zs cents
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-06
coTToM EuruREs.

Jan. ....I 953l 9.65l 9.33l 9 .65-67
 March :. 9.7sI 9.9ff g. .7si 9. .91-92 May ... 9.91I10. .01l 9.91l10. 0i-02 July .. no. 0o1o 1OI10. 0olio 1911
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-06
THIS IS GOPPER I AGE FOR ARIZONA
Everybody Is Busy Making Money and General ProS-
 perity Exists.


 This might well be called the cop
 per age for Arizona There is an lsctivhy in feining circles, and an in- pouring Of money by investors. that a
 iew years ago would have attracted the attention and admiration of the
 world But now. midst the general
 piospeIitg, 5t passes With but little 8not.ee outside of these directly inter ested. Everybody is busy making
 money. Meanwhile. We aro reaping
 the copper harvest. which is enriehing the whole territory. Mining activity continues fn this connty as well as in
 ether parts of the Territory and the
 only drawback is the lack of men. Ara
 yGipa and Cgand Reef were sold t0
 DeaVer esfitailss& for.ssse ,0t,9 Claims are changing ownership essry sday at top notch figures. fnYsst0is are eager and oniy want to be assured that the
 ore is thsTe, snf Ittle trouble 5i'9s .parieneedss iis agreeing oa prices IL is good sign to See capital Invest as l5l insnnes tue working of tla mines; fer the costly machinery nse3od does not tend ,8 aats e,ibfjsT ssfsffss. easy fo-l tlis 7ssn s~s iIe gsossi afs. Heins.
 ;.s ha AQ1EeE QnesnssSsc ss suryeyinsl F5f rafs-s,sH fTeaf 3gns5z 10 Grand. Reef. From there the Mttehea Bros .s i3l, eeztsaG # oas sa Xoqas $ Camp The Mitchell Bros. ares London Eng ,, eabffaiistS ans are not anEsf iss3se este3 in mines througout the vest, but arei keavy real estate and timber holders ia the state of Washington.
 There sfst one serious han5icsp that the mine owners are facing and that. is the scarcity of labor. 1t simply eannot De had Tlis Is the crE .sol the whole country-labor High wages are offered but it soes not lsring ssen.. It is safe to say that if they caR~be procured a thousand men will be at work on Grand Reef and adjg"ent country by the first of June Many of the camps after trying in vain to get white labor, are working Me1icansl Italians. any nationality they can get that will work. Never in the history of the country has there been such an insistent cry for labor-au eloquent tribute to the unparalleled prosperity of the country at large.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-06
MARKET GOSSIP.

Special Wire to Duey & overlock.)
 NEW YORK. Jan. 5.-ExceIlent sup port WAS given the market today, and tho general list ruled strong. Princi- gal activity was in Amai. and Read ing rails. The bank statement. which wac not 50 favorable as had been ex- sected, did not prove to a market fac GOT. There was no news of import znce. but the way in which stocks were taken over when they showed weakness, was encouraging to holders. Tke list closed firm and with assur- aEees Of a better market Monday, barring unseen developments over Sunday Logan & Bryan.
 Psine-Notice has been received of an assessment of s5 per share on Can Gent. Copper Co. payable on or be fore Feb i, 1907
 Dick-Bank statement unfavorable.
 Hutton-Bank statement very un. favorable
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-06
J. c. pRlTcHARD,
PHONE Ne
Broker.

Bisbee. Ariz., Jan ;. 1907.
 The market in coppers was much more quiet today While. there was lccnsiderable trading it lacked the ex- lcitement of the two previous days. The most remarkable thing in the io- lcal market was the revelation of the strength of the Denn stock Tester sday it had shown some weakness, some being offered at $36.50. and many thought that the accident of last night would depress the stock The result was that so many were looking for Denn on the strength of this idea that 1t sent the stock up. s3S bids failed to locate any. Sup. & Pitts. was strong the publication in the east of the late discoveries of ore. and of it's great ex- Itent of three hundred feet is inducing many to invest. It will likely ad- vance sereal points Warren. Woiv ferine & Ariz. and Brooks ConsoHdai- ed are also good buys
 Closing quotations:
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-06
GREAT COPPER AND METAL
 PRODUCER
Copper Mines All Over World Are Becoming Exhausted, While Those h the United States Are Now Growing

Tue romantic, sensational, modern histors of the metal, copper. bas been mede in Amernea and is still being nlede The United States is the larg- est producer te5 to % per cent of Slle worlds suprlyl and greatest con ssmer of t.
 sCoppes. mines all over the world are becomiRe exhaasteti. While those ia ifs country gre each year giving up q sgre3ters cuaniity Of the metal. En- rae Is npH as dependent on cur cop par as sl3e $ ca QUE c0tea-
 a 4 fs;nl1e ef. 8stsf ord Foaad sieb eltet-iaal progress in Germany. Hol- laId and France as completely sE a esrailmeRl. nsss staIla chsster
 e3Rly gen n eyasspns s7 Essrapsx sup-i .rlsaa her e45ya iis9sdss aas, siia Hook l.nt' paltry sS0000o worth of cop peTs frasas us. Ia 1sG5 hev=bikl fbs. ahe metal was sS6. z25;500.A At tsse arssent rate of expansion fl will be Stag.o0n,.s eco before 1910.
 in the same period the American yield has gr9whsf fx2ans2z sase lang tons a sgeaT to 52l,9S2 tons. Reduced to the grade unit Of measure, this means q growth Of from e0,00o 900 to 925,000,- aea tzslsszl5ss
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-06
Yaire of Rrodnction.


 Ter years ago tine value Of our copper was a round s50.0o0;o0o. By 1899, the birth of the great copper trust" 1t was si0I 060, ,08G It dropped to $76. bod, coo iu 1902, when the bub- bie burst and the metal fell nearly 10 cents pound. but was up 10 s146.000.- 00o in 1905. and will be nearly S1S5,- 0e0,00o this year.
 Coal and pig iron arc the only two products of tue American mines that realize greater value than copper. The money difference between copppr and gold in 1905 was s6o.oeo. .00o
 With the enormous expansion ia Producticn-s7o per cent in twenty years-it would seem as though an oyersuppiy of copper is inevitable As a matter of fact, the American con sarne.s of it are absorbing. month by month. ncYe of the r,eta. than is mined.
 Oil stocks are being called upon to Sll the void It is predicted that, the world over, .500. 900 .000 pounds will he Wnrksd up into different shapes in tke twelve months ending December 1906; also that, until 1912. produc- ton and consumption will be practi- caIly equal, with. perhaps, consump- ton 3 little in the lead.
 For the next twenty years the total nse of copper is reckoned at 12.oo0,- eco tons. compared with a total con sumption in the last century of 10000 toRs.
 Altogether the question of the sup ply of copper for future generations is one of the most interesting in econ sRics This is an electrical age Therefore, copper is one of the most accurate barometers of trade.
 Tn some respects it is 6 better suage of developments in the indus Hial world than are iron and steel. Between 1895 and 1905 the production of it increased 150 per cent. In the same ten-year period the output of iron and steel rose 145 per cent. Cop per. as a medium. is doing in many ways what iron and steel used to do.
 Its position Is somewhat analogous to that of concrete as related to brick. Bhe new form produces Ihe same re suits as the old at lower rate of cost
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-06
DICKS SOCK LErrER-

Especial Wire to Duey & Oyeriock.B ,
 NEW YORK, Jan. 5.-Despite irreg- ular London quotations. the market opened strong and active, with heavy trading in Anal. and Steel stocks. Un ion Pac. and Smelting and St. Paul were also strong features. Activity became more distributed throughout the list. The bank statement which made an unfayorable showing was the signal for some heavy profit-taking, which carried prices off about l peI cent in the active issues. but offerings were Teil absorbed and the rally was again resumed. carrying stocks again within fractions of the best. rhe close was firm in tone.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-06
MARKET LETTER.

Jan. 5. ls07.-The drstweek of tie New Year has witnessed some of tue most sensational situations ever experienced in the copper share market. The amount of trading has been greater than for the same pe- riod at any other time in the history Of ecppeFs. aud the rise in prices has been rarely equslled.
 The Co.e issues principally showed tho fac6fd breaking stunts, and every stock direct ly under the control or the
 circle sh1ws g9Od strength. < Cal. Sc Al1z.. B Coal, N. Butte and Sup & Pitts. have ali nov ed upward several points, while the outlook fer the coming week is for even, better results.
 Sup. & Pits today absorbed a great deal of attention in the tradlng. From s26.50 at tiie cicse last evening the st6clz@ ; ~AAAfeL0A 70 f-t-aB, &I. MlleA safes were made. The cl6se finds~ S27.S7 freely bid, and higher .ptices are bound to be reached next week.
 The unfortunate accident at the Dean has not affecte5f the stock as expected in some quar- .ters. but instead the price has s5iffened somewhat since yes teraag Little can be had ua- der S3S- at the moment. and there is no physical or other reason why the stock should net move upward.
 The Greene stocks have not been much affected today in inc face of the big doings in the ether leading 'coppers, bug stir win occur in this quar- ter before long. Slight changes are noted in the remainder of the list. though the trading in nearly everything on the boards is good.
 Closing quotations:
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-06
STOCK MARKET SHOWS
 VERY GOOD BASIS
Although Bad Explosion 0c- cured al Dean-Arizoaa,
 Stock Did Not Decline.
(By FrLnk j. Graf.)


 The close og the market winds up one of the strongest advances in cop Der stocks that we have seen for some time past, and from all indications higher proes will be seen all, along the line more especially in copper stocks. Our local market hOld3 wei especially Dem. as many thousat that the misfortune that befell the property last night would be a gOoa. bear card. but from all indications it was Just the reverse. Denn fs svrS scarce. all stocks Aeing offered at iss5f is frees taken, and locks as tnousa s5o would have to be bid in order 10 get it out North Butte took on aeaaAy adF&aee sR@ Fesessa fss hish sst l'pint iR oda5 . q lSt, Ahleri- can at tAs opening vas sasiss consi5- sl5!e ts.i21ll .s1zlss al $ ssilt .zs gsiliss " i.fzs EssRsas.iu good deg gasssst sGs la.s..ss With s1asss at stbese figar ess Superior @ Pitts. oBsned asifofsss safes being made at sz4-5p, but St the closs fnegs. Wa ss29 efnseils taSiag, aaaelsst s,-le eefe >nade at Szf.I-. GlOlD Con. holas-~@ell; and from ali -ind4catsslrs. he cali does not have the least etieec fI,Osi'- ssses rsss s.>s.s-+If stocks .6fssret. at 43.zo 10 S3.5g Is easfissss',s lit4f an CaePese sRaaksesS9ld Dsaaa ana shan nells v1t,gss ssgs.k. sspporesli aud-ebought to sels sfos@s sslfez.-zsonsy wia3s4tsaas com lhstHs eRsssG. TE1nity, one ot hapsoli s.. petss..tdolz ssn ;:zs advance tpasy, and sofsr ia1s<syy aizoff to-szG freis &ae high point ss9S ss7 0Sass sssE sess.s{ ,aG is siren.1. 2 s2aSystle market as a sThole is good, and at the present time there is noth- ing to hinder higner prices.
 (s1Qgivpy ,.ur,zs,s s<,r,,..
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-06

Especial Wire to DDey & Oyeriock)
 BOSTON, Jan. 5.-The market was very wild again today, the features be- ing the sharp break In Trinity from $40 to s26, stop orders being uneovef- ed all the way down Ali the rest Of the market held steady, but showed considerable liquidation around these prices. The rise has been rapid in the last few days. and on general prin- cipIes a reaction Is due. and We advise taking profits at this level and putting all accounts ia good shape to buy more stock on any sharp break.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-06

claims acquired by the company and that when these payments are met the company will have approximately s300,000 in it's treasury to pursue de- Velopment work on the large scale previously planned by President Hoy. land. The new general manager. Mike Mccarthy. has arrived in the city from Birmingham. Ala, and yesterday he went over the properties of the com. pany with President Hovland NIT. Mccarthy is very fayorabIy impressed with the properties.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-06
rnNlNG SHELTERS MAPkETS'
Pntchard Hagen & Co.
 BrrkerS apa Promoters.
UNFORTUNATELY
 FRED c. HAGEN, Mgr.

Front Rooms, B. l. Bldg, opp. Depot. Bisbee, Ariz All stocks bought and sold on commission.
 Direct wire connections with all leading markets.
 Phone 135.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-06

the an the statement
 Ngd break ut good active stocks and he z and Indications of doing better Common
 pioapy lead the market in TEaang uions
 m stob is anpuIatioa and
 Nappe Hanse oraHed strong profit taking gs & 9a we tank & saoalthe bough en shs fslofs &
 aei snaff a , ed9ssa n osss Tdsa Aesj3i waAaeEspp ana
 le ie Witnot ihe da9se to ne rspare at noulal and traelns Aetvls at fne poperes m AIas- eonnue 2enlay. the Shfie ilitaer VIII he :. .
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-06

Market opened strong for she gen were only fractional. The increase and for 9 time it looked ss t inc ma market closed with q strong undertos ion Pacific, Reading and St. Paul vii on large scale again t1das aqd flu at s31 59 on short covering Tls aei top or bottom prices viii be North kltber one of these stocks wiil show P, deYelopea strength foni Shes epeuiHs Greene issues coniHaed 6rlss3 only nlgRer prices will Tesuit. The e2PE kfe stock for sale ageuud, that.,nFicet ] work at the mine BilI not jae. Yfis q, these stcebs .will be guided s9ieLy 7. may occ6r on any big advance in the corpers will respohd, ana' VIC believe capable cf doing better. Metal IS prices. sa-
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-06
nlscounrlNc eAYMEn1s-

GLOBE. Jan 5.--it has been learned that the recent cali Of 6 on Globe Consolidated was Tor fhe purpose of diAcohtine the Payments on the
Imperial Valley press., 1907-11-16
Enjoyed Music and Lecture

The monthly open meeting of the w. c. T. U. last Friday night was one of the most enjoyable gatherings of the season. There was a good attendance, but not as large as the excellent program deserved. The musical numbers were splendidly rendered and the lecture by MT. Rapp was el- .oquent and entertaining, holding ,the close attention of his auditors from beginning to end.
 Another program is being ar ranged for December and an in- teresting series during the winter S assured. The Rev. Harold Bell Wright, Judge F. J. Cole and Mr. Shepherd laFe some of 5he speakers who will probably be secured, while each entertain nent will include several good musical numbers. \At one of the meetings it is expected that MT. Wright and MT. Shepherd will bring with them their Coyote quartet, talented college singers
 rom their ranch.
Imperial Valley press., 1907-11-16
Contest Notice

Department of the interior, United
 States Land office, Los Angeles, Cal,
 Nov. 4, 1907.
 A sufficient contest affidavit having been filed in this office by Fred V. Wat CTS contestant, against homestead entry Mo- 10469, made January 20, 1904, for the NE IA section 28, township 15 s, range 12 E, s. B. M., by Joseph s. Bassett, contestee, in which it is alleg- ed that said Joseph s. Bassett has who'll ly abandoned said land for a period of over two years last past and said de- fault still continues, and that said ab- sence from said land was not due to his employment in the army, navy or ma rine corps of the U. s. during war time. Said parties are hereby notified to ap pear respond and offer evidence touch ing said allegation at 10 o'clock a. m. on December 16, 1907, before the regis ter and receiver at the United States Land office in Los Angeles, Cal That said contestant having in proper affi- davit, filed Nov. 4, 1907, set forth facts which show that after due diligence personal service of this notice cannot be made, it is hereby ordered and directed that such notice be given by due and proper publication.
 Frank c. Prescott, Register. n16d7 o. R. w. Robinson, Receiver.
Imperial Valley press., 1907-11-16
EPWORTH LEAGUE
Members in San Diego District Ex- pect Helpful Institute in Or
 ange Nov. 20

Epworthians in San Diego are looking forward with great inter- est to the EpWorth League lnsti- ute to be held at Orange, Nov. 2O-22. The theme of the insti- ute is "The Kings Business" and the work of the various de- partments of thessleague will be discussed with this thought in view. The program is full of help and interest from the Organ ization of the Glad Hand Brigade on Wednesday morning to the closing consecration service Fri day noon and carries with it a wealth of talent. Stir up the gift of God that is within thee" by Dr. B. s. Haywood, of Porto Rico, will alone be worth the trip to Orange. Other speakers will be Rev. c. M. Crist, former pres ident of the Southern California Conference Epworth League, John R. King and Mrs. F. F. Thompson, past presidents of San Diego district, Dr. J. L. Pit ner, presiding elder and Miss Nellie Sanborn, State third vice president. Unique souvenir pro- grams in the form of Ian orange have been gotten out and Orange lis planning a royal reception to all who come.
Imperial Valley press., 1907-11-16
DEMAND FOR STENOGRAPHERS
Railway Mail Clerks, Etc, U. s.
 Civil Service

Some idea of the demand for stenog- raphers may be had from the following typical case: A sixteen year old boy who had finished only the Eth grade in the public schools spent less than four months on a shorthand course in the San Bernardino Business College. He then accepted position with the Santa Fe railroad paying S70 a month. This boy has an older brother who has work ed as an unskilled laborer for the same road much longer and gets only $40 a month now.
 The demand for well trained stenog- raphers was never so great in the worlds history. The same is true of railway mail clerks and almost equally true of bookkeepers- Even the U. $. government is unable to secure enough of this help in the civil service even at the handsome salaries now paid.
 The San Bernardino Business College is the only school in California making a speciality of training for the civil ser vice and assisting young people to se- cure government positions. Positions are assured to all who finish any of these courses there and pass the exam ination. Civil service examinations are held in San Bernardino for 56 different government positions. The above school will no doubt be glad to furnish full particulars to any of our young people free for the asking.
Imperial Valley press., 1907-11-16
BlIlousness and COnstlpatlOn

For years I was troubled with bilious ness and constipation, which made life miserable for me. My appetite failed me. lost my usual force and vitality. Pepsin preparations and cathartics only made matters worse. l do not know where l should have been today had l not tried Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. The tablets relieve the i'll feeling at once, strengthen the di- gestive functions, helping the system to do it's work naturally. -MRs. ROSA PoTTs, Birmingham, Ala. These tab lets are for sale by Fl Centre Drug Store.
Imperial Valley press., 1907-11-16
Colds and Group in Children

My little girl is subject to colds" says MIs. H. Serig, No. 41, Fifth St. Wheeling, w. Va. Last winter she had a severe spell and terrible cough but I cured her with Chamberlain s Cough Remedy without the aid of a doctor, and my little boy has been pre- vented many times from having the croup by the timely use of this syrup" This remedy is for sale by Fl Centro Drug Store.
Imperial Valley press., 1907-11-16
Notice

Notice is hereby given to all patrons of the Ell Centro district schools that owing to the over crowded condition of the school building it will be absolutely nec- essary for all pupils under the age of 6 years to cease attending said school at once.
 By Order of School Board. 31-32 IRA ATEN, Clerk.
Imperial Valley press., 1907-11-16
For Sale or Exchange

First-class rooming house in Los An geles; money maker; one of the very best in the city in exchange for Imperi- al Valley land. See or write R. E. Jau man, Fl. Centro This gives you chance to get something good.
Imperial Valley press., 1907-11-16
FRANCIS l.. SELLEW,
 Project Engineer.

320 acres of the best land in the Holtville Country, worth $5O.O0 an acre, can be bought fora few days for S4O.00 an acre. Bert R. Chaplin, Imperial, Cal
Imperial Valley press., 1907-11-16

80 acres fine land miles east of Inn perial, 75 shares water stock nearly all improved, $5000 an acre. Bert R. Chaplin, Imperial, Cal.
Imperial Valley press., 1907-11-16
Colorado River Gage Heights

Mean daily gage heights and discharges of Colorado river at Yuma, Arizona, for the week ending Saturday, Nov. 9, 1907:
Imperial Valley press., 1907-11-16

Edison and Zon-o-phone Phonograpns for sale by Teller, the Singer agent. All late records on hand. Postoffice building, Imperial 24tf