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Evening journal., 1908-06-30

Motor Cloths Lawns Reps nobby stylish models Prices S25
$3.50, S2oo SAYS, $3.50, $500 $500, 5000 to $3.50
Wasb Shirts styles in Lawns Linen and Lnene effects
Uaon Units Prices $40, SIzs $2oo to $500
Evening journal., 1908-06-30

". eIvs orssn rr.dIns s..wp.-Thsy are the sos'
Evening journal., 1908-06-30
: Great Clearing Sal
Commencing Wednesday for 10 Days
AnticiDate Your Wants and Buy Wednesday
ShirtWaiStS
HaIf-Price

Lot No. All Soo ST7s and $50 Shirtwaists SAFE Pce 75
Tot No All s1zs and $500 Shrtwass; sale price SIoo
Lot No Ali SAYS and $500 Shrtwasi sale $3.50
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-09-05
BRYAN LOSES
in HIS own HOME

LINCOLN, Neb., Sept. AT the
primary election yesterday Lancaster
precinct No. 4. in which is located
Fairview, the voting precinct of w.
]. Bryan, cast thirty-five Republican
votes and twenty-six Democratic,
The same precinct last fall cast
forty-three Republican votes and
thirty-five Democratic, showing a
Democratic loss of slightly / per
cent
When Bryan lived in town he reg
istered in Precinct A of the fifth
ward, polling place which usually
could be. depended upon to vote in
about the proportion Of three Repub-
licans to one Democrat. At the time
he removed to Fairview he remarked
jocularly that he was going to COM
munity where the political division
was more even, and he hoped in time
to so reform Lancaster No. as to
make it veer around to his way of
thinking.
OMAHA, Sept. although less
than a quarter of the returns are in
from yesterdays statewide primary
: election, 1t is believed former Con-
gresham ShalIenberger has received
the Democratic nomination for gov
~ernor. Mayor Dahlman of Omaha
was in the lead in the cities, but the
country precincts show Shallenberger
to have been the recipient of large
pluralities.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-09-05
DEMOCRATS
CONCLUDE LABORS
(By Associated Press.)

STOCKTON, Sept. 4.-With the
nomination late this afternoon of ex-
Mayor James Phelan of San Fran
cisco. and Eugene German of Los
Angeles, to head the ELECTORAL ticket
from California, and the adoption
earlier in the day of the platform
and the ratification of eight electors
selected yesterday by congressional
districts, the Democratic state con-
vention concluded its work and ad-
journed. Five candidates for con-
gress were nominated as follows:
First congressional district, E. W.
Holland; second, w. K Kays; third,
p. H. Gilett; sixth, F. v. Felez;
eighth, w. c. Sheperd.
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EDITORIAL COMMENT.
THE TRUE WESTERN SPIRIT.

that
their by the holocaust
the promising
citizens the chief of the
sound general alarm of fire for the
getting provide
thirty
committeeman appointed and
Superintendent Hann of the
desires thank
action rendering
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]. Stenuff, w. T. Cudy, r. B. Davis,
j. ]. Mullin and Zeb Kendall.
Transportation = Key Pittman,
chairman; T. L. Oddie, ]. G. Crum-
ley, Uri B. Curtis, ]. u McQuillan and
Dave Holland.
Finance George Thatcher, chair
man; R. c. Moore, R. T. Harris, J. C..
Phillips and w. X. Wise.
RELIEF TRAIN REACHES TONo-
PAH.
The relief train arrived from Gold
field at 8 O'Clock last night. The
train consisted of two cars loaded
with automobiles and one car of pro-
visions. Tonopah was waiting its ar
rival with three cars loaded with ma
chimes and one of supplies.
1t was decided that four hours of
valuable time would be saved by un-
loading the supplies into the automo-
biles at Nina and starting them from
that point. The autos will thus be
enabled to reach Rawhide at about
the same time as would the train at
Schurz.
Among those who accompanied the
train from GoldHeld were: Bart
Knight, under sheriff; his brother
Burt Knight, Tom Murphy, the
wealthy mining operator and depu-
ties Tom Rogers and Bob Ellington
BARTLETT RESPONDS.
Round Mountain was represented
in the relief committee by Henry j
Bartlett, who upon learning the news
of the disaster hurried his fast ma.
chine to Tonopah, where he placed II
at the disposal of the citizens.
RELIEF TRAIN REACHES NINA
The relief train arrived in Nina al
10:45 last night. Superintendent
Hanlin and Master Mechanic Phil
lips, Conductor Nolan, Engineer
Whitlock and Fireman Myers
Brakeman Tracy Knox and Captain
Long were in charge. The autos were
quickly unloaded, filled with pro
visions and started for Rawhid,
In one hours time. Cars containing
supplies were carried by the South
ern Pacific to Luning, loaded oil
wagons at that point and conveyed
to their destination. Judge O'Con
nell raised one and one-half tons o
provisions at Millers, which wer'
placed on the relief train.
j An auto containing 200 loaves 0
bread donated by J. j. Mullin. wa
rushed with all possible speed t
Rawhide.
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SILK JUMPER SUITS AND SILK
DRESSES-An Awful Stampede
Will Re There fnT. These

SILK JUMPER SUITS AND SILK
DRESSES-An Awful Stampede
Will Be There for These.
Never again will you have the
chance to buy such high grade goods
for so little money.
$25 SILK JUMPER SUITS re-
duced to 49,. ....... .$14.O0
$50 SILK JUMPER SUITS re-
duced to ............... 1895
$3.50 SILK JUMPER SUITS
reduced to .............. 1890
(The above in brown, blue and
tans; also in stripes.)
$25 SIX DRESSES, handsome
ly made, reduced to 80. !. $500
$27.50 SILK DRESSES, in diff
ferent styles, reduced to-. I. 1895
$s5 SILK DRESSES, New
York's latest creations, to-. 1880
$3.50 SILK DRESSES, Paris
designed, only one of kind $500
Every garment marked In plain
figures. This sale will be conducted
on same honorable principles as that
on which the Cohen store has built
up its business. No exaggerations
whatsoever.
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FAFT FISHES and
DISCUSSES POLITICS
(Ry Associated Press.l

MIDDLE BASS ISLAND, Sept. 4.
Judge Taft occupied himself assid-
uously with his correspondence to-
day, the only variation being short
fishing trip late this afternoon. Sec
rotary Garfield had a further confer
ence with Taft today before leaving
for his home today. Frank Hitch
cock, Republican national chairman.
will be his guest tomorrow.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-09-05

instruments and rushed to the lower
end of town where he Immediately
cut in and in few minutes was be-
sieged with messages and news dis
patches to the outside world. Among.
the first messages sent from the
stricken town was one saying, we
have the money, but no grub" In
response to this message, G. G. Rice
of the Nat c. Goodwin company of
Reno, Immediately started a sub
scription paper and in very few
minutes over $4,000 was raised and
preparations for special train with
provisions, clothing, bedding, etc.,
was made. At 4:25 the first special
train left Reno containing over S0,-
900 pounds of provisions. and it ar
rived promptly at Schurz at $3.50,
where transportation with eighty
autos to Rawhide was begun. At IL
o'clock tonight an additional train
left Reno, which will arrive early to-
morrow, Saturday.
A report was current that two
commercial travellers lost their lives
in the Ross hotel, but this could not
be confirmed up to late hour Be-
yond this report there was no SER
iously injured persons reported to
the police or the hospitals.
Several arrests we're made of loot
ers. When discovered by the fire.
fighters they were given but a short
shift and it is reported several of
them suffered severely at the hands
of the firemen and miners. The
town tonight is under martial law,
and perfect order prevails Before
the embers cooled plans were already
under way for the immediate recon-
struction of Rawhide. Among the
early dispatches sent out was one or
dering lumber for six buildings The
saloon men and gamblers were not
behind in their enterprise and all
sorts of goods for these establish
ments were ordered rushed in with
all possible haste.
No damage was done to any of the
mining properties.
The principal losses are as follows
which comprises but portion of the
total:
Lovegrove Mercantile company
$4,000; Rawhide hotel. $500; First
Bank of Rawhide, $4,000; Moss sa
loon, $4,000; Bank of Rawhide, two
stories, $4,000; Rawhide Liquor
company $1,000; Press-Times build
ing, $4,000; Mizpah Mercantile
company, $4,000; Nevada Meat mar
ket. $4,000; the Northern, $4,000;
A. ]. Hall Liquor company, $4,000,
Johnson's dance hall, $4,000, Rustlel
Office. $4,000; Dewey saloon, $1,000
E. E. Marks and company, $4,000,
G. & X. Drug company, $4,000; Ne
vada Club, $4,000; Downer hotel
$4,000; Kelly's dance hall, $4,000,
hosting works on the Bluff Mimi,
company's Grutt Hill properties
Grutt Boys business Office, Rose
berry's office, Dunning's business of
flee, postofice building, $4,000; Col
Inns Hardware company, $4,000
Ross hotel, $4,000; Young's saloon
Freeman's gents furnishings, $4,000
Mrs. Green's restaurant; McClel
land studio, Pioneer feed corral wer
a total loss.
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ARRESTED ON
bribery CHARGE
fBy Associated Press:l

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 4.-E. s.
Blake, a San Francisco contractor,
accused of attempted bribery by
John M. Kelly, venireman of the
Abraham Ruef trial, was arrested
this morning in South San Francisco
and this evening was indicted by the
grand jury and held under $4,000
bonds.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-09-05
MIILIoNAIRE DIES IN ALPS.

BAsLE. Switzerland, Sept. A.
Emanuel Mandei, multi-millionaire
merchant of Chicago. died here last
night as a result of injuries received
in fall at the railway station while
alighting from a train.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-09-05
MARKET SHOWS
MORE Strength
(By Associated Press. ,

NEW YORK, Sept. Ar. G.
buns weekly srade review will say
tomorrow: "a steady decrease in
the percentage of idle machinery and
number of idle freight cars swells
the amount of money to be distribut-
ed among wage earners and general
ly increases the volume of trade.
Conservatism dominates the general
situation.
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DEBS ATTACKS
SAMUEL GOMPERS

DENVER, Sept. 4.Euegene v.
Debs, candidate for presidency on
the Socialist ticket, who is touring
the west in a special train, gave out
statement in which he attacks the
integrity of Samuel Gompers, presi-
dent Of the American Federation of
Labor
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II you desire iuIing or binding In
iirst-class manner call up the Boz
sanza and our solicitor viii attend
20 your wants.
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entire stock of MRS s. BERT
COENS will continue to
the bargains offered DON'T DELAY BUY
Shirt Waist Skirt Combs Belts Paraso
much the Read the prices No
You'll have
Apparel such prices again.
Hundreds of articles select FROM
Specials
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Bradstreet's tomorrow says: Col
lections continue to improve and the
crop movement is charging. Indus
trial reports show there is a great
expansion in the output of material.
Business failures for the week end
ing The Sd number 21O, Canadian
failures IT."
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-09-05

NEW YORK, Sept. 4.-The stock
market was affected by the immi-
nence of three-days holiday. Deal
ings were confined largely to the
closing up of contracts by traders
who are averse to the risk of a long
period in which stocks cannot be
dealt in, while some sudden event
might influence the speculative stu
atio,n.
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LADIES' SHIRT WAISTS SIMPLY
SLAUGHTERED - Everyone

SLAUGHTERED - Everyone
Knived-See Them.
1925 and $3.50 LAWN WAISTS. :. :.
reduced to ............... 81 .55
$500 and $3.50 LAWN WAISTS
reduced to ...... -. 1875
$500 and $3.50 LAWN WAISTS
reduced to ............... 2.95
$3.50 LAWN WAISTS reduced 3.95
(The above goods in the latest styles)
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Results of Yesterdays Games.

New York, 8; Philadelphia, 1.
Boston, 3; Brooklyn, 2.
Pittsburg, 1; Chicago, 0.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Boston, z; Philadelphia, FIRST
game); Boston, 10; Philadelphia, /
(second game).
Washington, 3; New York, 0.
st. Louis, 4; Detroit, 2.
Chicago, 8; Cleveland, (eleven
innings).
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
San Francisco, Z; Oakland, s.
Los Angeles, 8; Portland, 2.
HEARST SPOKE.
INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. 3.-The In
diana campaign of the Independence
party opened tonight at English's
opera house, which was filled to it's
capacity. Thomas Hisgen, presi-
dental candidate, and William
Hearst spoke.
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. ~~A~A~~~A~ ~~~~~
THE METAL MARKET. .

, NEW YORK. Sept lead, =
quiet. 4.55 a 4.6O. Lake cop .
, per. easy, 1850 q 1875. Sill =
. yer, 81 IA. .
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WASH SUITS AND LINGERIE GAR
MENTS- Have Received the
Same Ont in ProDOrfiOn.

MENTS- Have Received the
Same Cut in Proportion.
Kann Bros, sales managers have
contracted to dispose of all the bal
ance of the Summer Suits, and have
the privilege Of marking them at
such a price that not one garment
will remain at the expiration of the
sale. LOOK AT THE PRICES:
$3.50 JUMPER SUITS, re-
duced to -. ...$ 500
$1,000 JACKET SUITS re-.
duced to ........ 7.2O
$40 JACKET SUITS. Blue,
Pink and Tan, reduced to-. 1905
$35 SUITS, deliberately trim
med with lace and insertion,
FANCY FIGURED LAWN
SUITS. worth $3.50, reduc-
Cd TO 0.4O
$23 FANCY FIGURED LAWN
SUITS reduced to -. 1850. 11.85
$25 FANCY FIGURED LAWN
SUITS, reduced to ....... 14.75
SKIRTS! SKIRTS! SKIRTS!
I'm All Styles and Materials, So
Priced that Not One. VIII Remain
at the End of the Sale:
| nm Skirts now n q o..
7.5O SKIRTS now ....... 4.95
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SWEPT
OUT OF EXISTENCE

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tnts Office.
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Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-12
SURFACE ORE
SHIPPED FROM
DOS CABEzAS
Mineral Park Mine Develop
merits Shew Fine Values In
Gold ara copper-other
Prospects Good.

John J, Hill las Just returned from
a prosps citing trip TO the northwest
enc of the Dos Cabezos mountains,
about sixty miles from Benson on
the 5. P. He reports that mining de-
relopments are going en apace in that
district and that many of the proper
ia tavc such attractive surface
showings that they could be disposed
Of for high values If there was single
deep mine in the district to prove the
mineral value AS it is number of
Miners are piLing TIE ore up on the
dumps and some are shipping from
thc grass roots to the Copper Queen
smelter at Dccglas for the gold val
uos
Hr. Hill reports that the MineraI
Park Mines. 3 group belonging to New
Y"isa Parties. IS. T. Lawson being the
c1i,f among them, is now showing
sClse sgiendid values in both gold
and COPPER. This property was work
"a Tor Its gold yaiues about twenty
.re2rs ego. but as depth was attained
IN the ore body. the increasing amount
q copper made che method of treat
mcrC too difheuit 20 cont;nne. Now
;sJEcycr the copper ins.ead OF being
/. q. terrent, siElplT adds so much to
tie value Z the ore. The present
company has beer developing the
property for about two years and now
il girss every evidence of becoming {
producer of large value
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-12
MINES OPENING
ABOUT KELVIN
Experimentation Group and
Other Mines In Locality. Pre-
pare For Resumption,

KELVIN, Dec. ia number OF
meu win be put to work on the Troy
Manhattan group of claims at Troy
within q few days John KaTanaugh
viii be in charge and he has sent OUT
Eenersi cali to all prospectors in
the surrounding hills wanting work TO
cpcrt TO him at Troy. This property
y az worked very extensively several
years ago and good ore was encounter
ID A number OF shafts and tunnels
md been made. Miles, and miles OF
good roads were built and everything
vas .ncying along fine. when they sud
denly quit all work about a year and
a lalf ago. There vas 10 discernible
-, asGn for them quitting unless it
might have been the money strin-
gcncy. which sent 80 many other com
nanie5 TO the wall m the past two
years. This property is one of the
finest IN the territory and will no
doubt resume operations in the near
future. John Award has been In
ch rye of the property at Troy for a
lag time ana thinks very well of it.
The Eagle Mountain Copper com
Dany, p. T. McGTath general manager,
located on the west side Of the val
liable Suitana-Arizc1a Copper CON-
pany, and directly opposite the eX-
tensivs workings OF the Ray Consoli-
dated Copper company, who are at
present working abont $50 men, are
slowing up some sine copper ore in a
5Tty-fcet shaft not far from the Sui
tang ecInpany's workings. Colonel
McGrath is a very deliberate worker
and whatever he undertakes he does
we'll. The camp oF this company,
which comprises q spacious powdef
house, general machine shop and
other buildings necessary for operat'
ing first class mine are all In toe
pink OF working order. The colonel /.
building up his property slowly and
everything that goes into it is first
class. Reads are being built to hau
he ore. and from all appearances the
iSag,e Mountain Cepper company is I
conner
The Srltana-Arizcna Copper com
pauy is not doing anything at presen
but big things are looked for from thi
mine in ire near future.
Work IS stilI going on on the Rem
cro property IN Dripping Spring Wash
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-12
Whining, 7STneItGrS and Stock Quotations
CASSIDY OF LOS ANGELES
TALKS ABOUT SYLVAN|TE

ing sacked and the first shipment viii
leave IN few DAYS"
George Buxton has also returucu
from SylyanitC, and is loud in MS
praises Of its seeming possibilities. H.
thinks that the fact that leading Cot
orado mining men have become inter,
ested is good ground for addiiiona,
faith in the camp. He said:
The best signs for the future OF the
camp Is the great interest eviaced IN
II BY Colorado men. who see a srca,
similarity To Cripple Greek in its
formation and the nature of the ore.
In addition to C. c. Hanlin Of the
Geld Cola and Granite mines, ana
George T. Fry. O. the American
Smelling and Refining company at
Cripple Creek, WHO with Il. c. New
comb, OF Denver, bought the Nedder-
land, T.. c. Carlston, president of the
FIRST National Bank CT Cripple Greek
and chief owner of the great Ffndlay
mine is on his way TO take oNeI
properties he has under option. There
are also fully twenty Colorado men o.
large means in the camp, who are
most enthusiastic, some aaye bonded
properties. others are preparing to
lease or have taken leases.
". C. Hight of Cripple Creek took
lease and bond on the Ruth, ID
Joining the Clemmie, and in two days
work opened up on the surface a rich
streak Of tellurium ore. ..
There is another thing in favor OF
tile camp. 4. +. Wuensch, one Of tho
most conservative mining engineers
in Colorado. who for years represent
ed David .Moffett, mas abiding faith
in its future AID after three days eX'
animation of the Clemmie mine has
made most favorable report upon II.
The town is quiet, but everyone there
has the greatest possible faith in the
ultimate future of the camp, and IS
fully convinced that some big mines
win be developed.
The Sylyanite Queen property is
looking well. A contract nas been tet
for the sinking of fifty foot shaft -
the vein and that the company has re
Gently refused several very ffatterinh
offerings for lease and bond on poT-
lions of its holdings"
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-12
LACK OF ORE qz
SHUT DOWN MINE
Otto Engelder Explains Why
Development AT Santa Rosa
Mine Ceased,

Otto EngeIder, who has charge OF
the store at the Santa Rosa mine, re-
turned from that property where he
has been LOOKING after whatever in
teestg the Caboilina Development
company left behind them. This
property, which was worked under
the management~ef T. II. Collins, EN-
ployed about sixty men a year ago,
but suddenly closed down and many
OF the stockholders have been at loss
20 understand why the development
work was not continued
In speaking OF the shutting down Of
the work on that property, Mr.. En-
geIdeT said: They ceased operating
the property az the Santa Rosa, simply
because the ore piBched' and run into
zinc. Shaft No. and shaft No.
simply run cut OF ore and there was
only zinc IN the bottom of both shafts
I Ii was great disappointment to the
! company not TO be able to prove ~, a
mine, but this was not possible to do,
at least where the WORT was being
done When the depr { - ached
many thought that wock ceased on
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-12

The camp At Sylyanite from a MN
ing point o! view IS showing stesu>
Improvement and is slowly maklns
good
r. c. CASSIDY. president of the Can
1ornia Paste company, of Los Angeles,
sna who is, largely Interested in stock
and mining properties in Arizona, has
JUST returned to Bisbee ron an In
spection trip 10 the new camp. Re
garding the outlook he said TO a Re
view repre- sentative:
"At tie Wood mine the Pier sou
Jret.lers ana Irwin have crosscut the
ore for a width of ten feet between
walls and have drifted on il tnir,>
feet, making a total tunnel length o.
295 feet. On "Wednesday night the
miners broke into shoot of ore aver
aging SOS a ton, clear across the
breast Of the tunnel over three feeu
vide This ore is now being broken
down and sacked in the tunnel for
shipment The tunnel mas now been
Strengthened out, track and ore cars
purchased and there are about eighCs
IONS of sackee ore on the dump await
ing the receipt OF sacks T..
lie lld0 tut AAAt
vein, fifteen feet wide between walls.
but only three feet Of this is solid orc.
Al the Ned6erland, which was soda
recently TO big Colorado operators,
the shaft is nov thirty feet deep aud
cold 6looded ASSAYS across the bot
tom sent to FL Paso give average val
ues Of SIS, the finest running s1i1 "a
ton The mine Is producing some fine
specimens, showing both free gold
and telluride of gold
AT the Clemnlie or Holconlb pTUp-
erty. nov incorporated as the Sylvan
ste Consolidated Mining company, II
has been proved taat the gold values
are not confined to the quartz seams
but inlpregnste the quartzsite to a
payable extent TIE rich seam oil
high grade ore has been opened up Ia
Eve places. covering a length of 500
feet on the vein. This seam varies,
from five TO ten inches in width ana
the adjacent ore, fully twelve inches
wide on each side, runs $40 Il ton In
places the hard white quarszite
shows free gold in abundance through
the heart Of the rock. Ore is now be
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-12
PAINE. WEBER & co.

Especial Wire TO l.. j. Overlook
BOSTON, Dec. 1.-THE annual re
port on Shannon issued today. was
misunderstood by a few people and
scattered selling orders broke the
stock to $3.50. We think the report
is very bulIish and shows extrsordin-
airy advances in the past year. The
production has increased over 5000,
600 pounds, and the cost reduced al
most cents pound. What other
property in the same class can show
ar equal record. The traders tried to
make turn on the short side of cop
pers today, but brought no liquidation
and were obliged to cover without
profit Arizona Commercial was the
favorite again. selling at new high
price of $40.63, and showing every In
dication of going much higher. East
Butte sold in large amounts at $40 and
is being talked for SIS next month
Buy the coppers on all weak spots and
remember that the easy money will
be made on the long side for some
time to come.