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Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-01
PHELPS.DODGE
 CAPITAL CONTROLS Changes at GiIa Valley Bank & Trust Co, Made at MorenCi
 Meeting Friday,

PhelpS-Dodge capital now domi- mates the Glla Valley Bank & Trust company, the ascendency of the DOW erful eastern copper interest having been gained at a special meeting of the board of directors held in Mo renci Friday when a new president, vice president and an additious, member of the directorate were elected
 c. E. Mills, superintendent of the Detroit Copper Mining & Smelting company of Morenci, a holding of the Phelps-Dodge people, was elected president, successor to D. W. Wick ersham, who resigned from office recently Ds. L. D. Ricketts, con sulting engineer of the Phelps-Dodge interests, was reelected vice preSi- dent, while T. A. Pascoe, a pioneer of Globe, was elected to a vice presi- dency, taking the position made va cant by the resignation of I. E. Solo mon.
 Walter Douglas, manager of the Copper Queen company at Bisbee, was made director. H. J. Van Cor der was reelected cashier. The -o- maining directors are R. B. Hegardt general manager oE the Old Dominion company, E. NJ. Hurd, assistant casn- fer, and A. T. Thomson.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-01

but tables are on hand to be in stalled.
 According to a reliable report the famous Dos Cabezas silver mine iusl over the Chihuahua line in Sonora and about 50 miles from Nueva Lascs Grandes is doing very little lat the present time.
 Ed Farley. Luke Lanahan and Nor val Welsh expect to start tflelr 10 ton pan amalgamation mill at their Santa Brigidas mine in the Sierra Madres in the next six weeks. Prep arations are being made for this pur- pose. The Santa Brigida is one of the best developed gold properties in the Rayon district. .
 The Industrial Mining company has received at Hermosillo. Sonora, a shipment of high grade lead-siyer ores from the camp, of the company about thirty miles westward from Carbo. Work at the mine is pro gressing favorably. Alter several years of effort and experimenting, the mill of the Teco lotesy AnexaS at Santa Barbara is now said to be a success and is treating 1S,o90 tons of ore monthly. The pro cess is concentration. 4
 The smelter of the EnciniIlas Smelling Works at Sta Rosalia will blow in on May 10.
 It is reported on presumably good authority that the American Smelt- ing and Refiningg company is cvl. sidering the closing down of the Aguascalientes smelter in the near future.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-01
OLD BOOT SHAFT 0F IMPERIAL COMPANY There Are Now 350 Men Work ing in the Camp at Three
 Shafts.

TUCSON, Ariz., April 30-It is five years since the Imperial Copper Min ing company took over the Old Boot. some forty other claims and an old smelter from Albert Steinfeld and as- sociates for the handsome considera- ton of $515,000. The Imperial com pany went right to work and have since expended in improvements be- low and on the surface about three million dollars. This includes store buildings and offices in camp and pur- chases of additional claims. There are $50 men working in the camp for the Imeprial company. They have twenty-five miles of underground | railway and three shafts. The one on | the Union mine is 450 feet deep, that on the Old Boot 700 feet and an in cline shaft is being sunk on the latter. There are transportation tunnels. the entire length of these being 1900 feet The new 3O0-ton concentrator Is un der cover and will be completed July l 1.
 Water is raised daily 10 the extent of one-haIf million gallons, but this water is unfit for drinking. From Red Rock 12,O00 gallons of drinking !
 Shipments of ore have been made to Douglas smelters for about three years up to last September, in amount | 100 tons daily. Since February 30C tons of ore have. been hauled from the mines to the smelter each day.
 The elevation at the store is 260( feet.
 The officers of the Imperial com pany are E. B. Gage, president; W IF. Staunton, general manager, anC 1G. W. Dletz, local manager. Davic Morgan is mine foreman.
 The Arizona Southern railway i: twenty-one miles in length from Ret
 Rock to the Union mine, Imperia camp. including the switchbacks. Thi! road is standard guage and was com Dleted in 1904. Messrs. Gage ant | Staunton are principal officers, while IF. F. Friant is superintendent, J. F i Brady and Tom Newton, engineers and simmons conductor. There ar' two sixty-fve-ton engines and som' twenty new iron ore cars and com bination car in service. The roa' equipped cost $550,OOO.
 The first furnace of $50 tons ca
 pacity was blown in last February
 Sasco (Southern Arizona Copper com
 pany) and an additional furnace o
 ike capacity will be blown in durinj Juue next. There are six converters only two being used at present
 To include buildings and equ1
 ment of the plant at Sasco over million and half dollars are repre- sented in the expenditure. There az !, 120 men on the pay roll and thl ] number will be increased to 200 |
 June. .p
 Meade Goodloe is manager or th
 smelting plant and Waiter Beuhrin
 formerly chief clerk at s. 2. heat ouarters) is chief clerk The lr2e . ial peopie control the plant and e2uil ment.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-01
NO DECREASE IN SHIP MENTS.
 ID SHELTERS
Same Amount of Ore Is Being Mined As In the Past Few Months-l,5O0 Tons Per Day to c. & A. Shelter.

notwithstanding the various Is.- ports that the mining companies of the district are shipping less ore than , ~ any time in the history of the camp, since the erection of the smelt- CTS at Douglas, shipments the pasl two month nave been about the same as the months previous The amount or ore shipped to Douglas by the Cal umet & Arizona and Superior & nus burg companies amounts to from 1200 to l5O9 tons daily. Seventeen to twenty cars are shipped to Douglas every day in the week from the Calu- met X Arizona properties, the Oliver and Irish Mag, five to seven cars from the latter, the rest from the former. The Superior & Pitts burg company Is shipping from thlr- teen to fifteen cars per day. Of this amount, one car day is shipped from the Junction, and six or seven cars are shipped from both the noar- son and Cole shafts.
 The ore shipped from these prop- critics is not all being smelted at present owing to the inability of the Smelter to handle it on account of the great amount of new work being done at the plant, such as the moving of converters and enlarging of the furnaces. Some of the ore is being piled up al the grounds near the smelter. It will be stored thus un- til the smelter can handle it
 At the Copper Queen properyIe5. the same number of cars are being sent to the Douglas smelter daily as in the past few mohths The stor- age bins at the smelter are almost filled and most all the ore shipped at present is being smelted.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-01
Mining, SfngItGrS and Stock QuOtatiOnS=
RICH GOLD STRIKE
 IN COLE GROUP

men and much needed material VIII be pushed for all it is worth
 The discovery was made in ten foot shaft. but the vein is readily traceable on the surface, and as fast as men can be procured, work all along the vein wiN be prosecuted. 4 recent assay places the ore values at g per pound and it is said that the dump now contains more than 500 pounds of ore that will run better than $1.50 per pound The ore Is exactly the same as that taken from the Telluride. Colo.
 There was quite rush for the new gold fields Monday and Tuesday and claims have been staked for miles around. It is said that the Miaai Copper company has an option on the property subject to the Clark lease.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-01
PAINE WEBER COPPER LETIEn

BOSTON, April 30.-The big lut-r- ests were out of the market today and let stocks sag under scattered selling by shorts and tired holders. The session was very dull and proves that speculation has not yet made the bull side dangerous. Unless all signs fail, the upward movement will be resumed tomorrow or Saturday and the week will close with the best IIrices of the year.
 North Butte and Coalition held up we'll and are due to go higher. Buy some eoppers on every weak spot and hold for a or 10 point rise. The market will probably be cratic to- morrow until after the Pennsylvania dividend. which comes, out around noon. The street generally expects a cut to six per cent basis although the earnings justify the regular sev en per cent.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-01
WALKER BROS! MARKET LETTER

NEW YORK, April, 30.-The mar ket opened lower this morning ana although there was occasional slt1 tempts to rally it throughout the day, the tendency was distinctly dowIr ward. There appeared to be large blocks oT Union Pacific, Reading and Steels for sale The large covering of short stock yesterday found the market lacking in support of this character. Pennsylvania was easy on belief that the dividend may be re duced at the meeting tomorrow. Mar ket closed rather weak at but little above the low prices of the day.
 The decline of the last two days has for the moment rather chilled bullish enthusiasm and fin view of the large reduction of the short in- terest, we do not expect to Sec aus rapid advance. We advise for the near future sales on all rallies.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-01
FOUND COPPER OXIDE
 ON SAN CARL 0S PROPERTY
Mining Man Says the Vein Is
 True FiSSure.

Eugene Gasway, foreman of the San Carlos Development Co, is in Globe on business trip. He reports strike of per cent oxide of copper Monday.
 "We have four feet of it now and are not through the ledge. I believe it will be about thirty or forty feet in width as the ledge is fifty feeI On tho surface.
 The vein is a true Assure and the tunnel cut the vein at 40 feet. be lieve it will be a large proposition and should make a great mine
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-01
HAD NO CAUSE TO BE AFRAID. Very Harmless "Tieer" Was Irish
 mans Companion In Cage.

The manager of a wild animal show was so unfortunate as to lose by death the only lion in his. collection. After trying in vain to replace the loss he finally secured an Irishman to appear in his exhibition on all fours in the Hons cage. wrapped in the dead beasts skin. This plan worked well enough for while, and the public was fooled. One night, however, it be- came necessary, in the course of one performance, for the lion to enter the tigers cage. Pat pleaded strenuously behind the scenes against being sent into the other maneater's presence; but his employer was unyielding. ss- surfing him repeatedly that the tiger was harmless. Though well-nigh dead with fear, Pat. after long and vigorous persuasion, at last crawled into the tigers cage. No sooner was he in the cage than he lost what little courage he had left, and lay down, calling in 6 hoarse whisper, Please don't bite me; l ain't no Hon; Pm an Irisbman." The tiger appeared thoroughly 6:sgusted, and in moment he growled back. "shut up. you fool. so am I"-Har. per's Wssk,ys
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-01
Special to Reyiew.)

GLOBE. April s0.-The greatest gold strike ever made in Arizvna-- that is the verdict of every mining man in the district, who has exam ined the ore. formation and ledge on the Clark lease of the Ccle group of claims
 The ore is in place and the rich vein is sufficiently wide to guarantee the assertion that before the Iv--g period of sixteen months expires. a number of fortunes of seven figures will be taken from the mine.
 Jack Newman. the veteran mining man and capitalist, looked the prop erty over Monday. He made au oi. Ter of handsome sum for ham Ir terest in the lease. A big force of
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-01

Tombstone Canyon, was in the cIty yesterday after supplies. He brougnr with him d fine lot of specimens and stated that though the mine was down but thirty feet, they had taken out eight or ten tons d ore and that a shipment to the smeiters would be made in a few days. Ore has been taken out from the grass roots down. The mineral is found in a granite and Shist contact.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-01
PRICE HIGHER AT CLOSING
 OF THE MARKET
New York Securities In Heavy Demand, Many of Them Se- curing High Point for the Year.
(By Frank J. Graf.)

Today's market opened at a irac. tional higher price than that os the closing of the day previous. New York securities were in heavy de- mand, as we'll as copper stocks, many of them seeing their high point vn the year. During the last two hours of tracing there was considerable selling and hquidating going OF, which soon caused heavy decline. North Butte dropped z1s points to 57. Copper Range dropped one point to CT; Tamarack two points to 5S; Cal umet and Arizona two points to 102
 Superior & Pittsburg held aL apoul normal Greene Cananea shows a very slight weakness. Shattuck and Denn were both weak Black Noun tain holds at Is. The condition of the market leads one to believe that the market might see lower prices at the close of the week.
 Closing Quotations:
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-01
IS MAKING A MINE.

O. W. Zane. who is developing the Tin Top mire, about six miles @S
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-01
Coughs. Colds and Group

than ChannberIain's Cough Remedy. Ip many homes 1t Is relied upon as inn plicitly as the family physician. It con- tsins no opium or other narcotic, and may be given as confidently to baby astoaa adult. Price 25c; large size SO
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-01
Group

When a child wakes up l5 the miaale @ o or frs ye' ..,,nf with a severe attack Of croup ss IF
 nlgn.,, hanoens. no time should be lost li Su1njg S,l,s.1-j 5goentIne with remedies of donoteu Ssf1e, Prompt action is often necessary
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-01
Chamberlain s Cough Remedy

r;sa favoeite with many mothers and ue~er disappoints them E contains ne .,r;uru or other narcotic and may o- gwen ,s..i, implicit confidence.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-01
Do Not Trihe
 With a Cold

1s mod advice for men and women. It -,,sy be vital in the case of a child: Long e-ner;euce has proven that there IS noth- ing betfer for colds in children than
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-01

During the past 35 years no rem edy has proven rnore prompt or more effectual in It's cures Of
The Newtown bee., 1908-12-11
0vERcOAT TALK.

There are oyereoats- and oyerroats some are so earxessly made they make man look a sloLeh. Others are smart and stylish and dress q man we'll. What Is the difference? Mainly one of design and tailoring. and this is the difference which dictates prices. You can buy an oyercoat at one price in one store and yet be asked several dollars more for coat made of the identical goods in another store. They may look to be exactly the same, but the vital difference is there. One is poorly tail ored and possess indifferent style. The other is smart, well tailored, and does man credit. Meigs X Co. s big show irg of .well-made, well-cut oyer-coats emphasizes the difference referred to in a most striking way. Their coats fit right. they show perfection of tailor ing, and they satisfy a mans sense of we'll being. Yet comparison of pri- ces would probably show that the sat- isfying garment cost perhaps dollar or two more, though worth far more considering the difference. in appear ance and in service.
The Newtown bee., 1908-12-11
CASE AGAINST MICHAEL J. H0ULIHAN For Embezzlement MAY BE SETTLED. Friends Endeayorins to Raise Funds
 Sufficient
TO MAKE SETTLEMENT.

The case of State vs Town Clerk M. J. Houlihan, on the charge of embezzle- ment, Sl,702.15, being the amount of the so called Houlihan checks for dog taxes, was arranged for trial on Tuesday before Judge Gager in the Superior court at Bridgeport. Frank E. Soule, the expert accountant, from New Milford, A. T. Nettleton, treas urer of the Savings bank, Assistant Town Clerk Oscar Pitzschler, Town Treasurer Frank Wright and Charles M. Beresford were subpoeped as witnesses and went to Bridgeport. At noon, Tuesday, however rumors were about the court that settlement would be reached. As The Bee under. stands it, the case has been continued till next Tuesday. In the meantime Mir Houliban's friends are hustling to raise a sufficient amount to effect a settlement. ..,..
The Newtown bee., 1908-12-11
BEACH'S TOY FACTORY
IN OPERATION.

There is no Christmas window dis play in Bridgeport attracting so much juvenile and adult attention as the me- chanical toy factory at F. E. Beach's,
 962 Main street, which was conceived and executed by MT Blinn of the Beach store. MT Blinn has furnished the children of the city with something that will make their little hearts swell with the spirit of the Yule-tlde. The display consists of miniature village clothed with snow showing toy fac tory in center of window with l5 little toy machines and workman in oper- ation, presumably turning out toys for Santa Claus. There is also a third rail electric trolley and Railroad system which wend their way among the Hills which are in the back ground of win dow. Grand Central station is in evil dence, as well as other small stores and buildings, which all goes to make the window interesting to all and goes to show that K. E. Beach carries one of
 the finest lines of toys they have ever
 had. They have also many pretty art icles. in fancy china, cut glass, silver ware, lamps, both for oil and gas, with a new line of art glass domes for gas and oil suitable for dining room. Art glass shades for oil lamps and gas portable are all the rage and you will find nice line to choose from. At Beach's store you can find your wants on any thing in. the talking machine line as they have one of the largest stocks, both Edison and Victor in this city to choose from. Our store is ready for your inspection and trust you will give us a call. Come early and get the cream of choice.-[F. E. Beach. 962 Main street, Bridgeport.
The Newtown bee., 1908-12-11
Branchville.
PERSONAL CHAT.

Joe Mead of Branchville, was mar ried, Sunday, to Miss Bertha Banks of Bedding.
 c. A. Johnson damned his toe with a big log. last week.
 The Branchvllle store has a fine line of toys. Miss Goldie Smith spent Sunday in Danbury.
 Ira Mead is moving into his new house. -.... ...... - ] c. A. Johnson raised some very fine celery.
 G. E. Hagen has fine business started.
 Mir and Mrs E. Carver spent Sunday with D. s. Mead.
 Turkeys are high yet.
The Newtown bee., 1908-12-11
South Britain.
NEWS HEREABOUTS.

The new factory of the Ha wkins Manufacturing Co. is now nearly ready to start up and will probably start business there as soon as the water supply will warrant.
 Dr H. F. Leibert was in Waterbury on business last Friday. +
 Mrs James Platt of the Purchase has come to the village to spend the win ter with her children. She is now with her daughter, Mrs George w. Mitchell.
 The Bee representative was very kindly entertained at dinner last Fri day at the home of Mir and Mrs David c. Platt.
 The Ladies' Aid society at their so- cial and sale of the Parish the at Con- gregational church, last week Thurs day evening, cleared about S27. There were goodly number who attended and the musical program was much en- loved by all. The social was suc- cess in every way.
The Newtown bee., 1908-12-11

There is more Catarrh in this section of the country than all the other diseases put to- gether and until the last few years was sup years doctors pronounced it local disease and prescribed local remedies, and by con- stantly failing to cure with local treatment. pronounced it incurable. Science has proven catarrh to be constitutional disease and therefore requires constitutional treatment. Halls Catarrh Cure. manufactured by F. J. Cheney & O.. Toledo, Ohio, is the only con- stltutionaI cure on the market. It is taken internally in doses from 10 drops to a tea spoonful. It acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the system, They offer one hundred dollars for any case it fails to cure. Send for circulars and testimonials.
 Address F. J. CHENEY X CO.,, Toledo,O
 Sold by druggists 15c
 Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
The Newtown bee., 1908-12-11

What is the Christmas stamp? The National Red Cross society, with President Elect Taft at the head, has adapted the Christmas stamp to make it national. Every Christmas stamp costs penny, every penny from its sale to go for active work against con. sumption. dispensary and sanitarium work. Through the thoughtfulness of Rev J. H. George, these stamps are to be sold in Newtown by the different stores. These new national stamps are designed by Howard Pyle.
The Newtown bee., 1908-12-11
NASHINGTor,
WILLIAM G. BRINSMADE.

Hon William G. Brinsmade, s'master of the Ridge school. died suddenly from heart trouble about 1.1O a. ,m., Tuesday, .aged 5l years. He was a citizen greatly beloved. graduate of Harvard and had built up success full school. He was son of William Bartlett Brinsmade of Springfield, Mass. The funeral took place on Thursday, Rev R. A. Carter officiat- ing.
The Newtown bee., 1908-12-11
Bethel.
THE VILLAGE AND VICINITY.

G. Fairfield Starr has returned to the University or Pennsylvania, to re- sume his studies after short visit at his home in town.
 Mrs Thomas Kyle of Greenwood Ave has gone on a visit with friends in Orange, N. J.
 w. J. Nichols, the Fountain Place liveryman, is building an addition on the south side of his barns in order to have more stable room.
 Mrs Thomas Mo Cune and daughter of Bridgeport have been visiting Mrs Nc Cune's mother, Mrs Mary Mo Manus.
 Mrs Mildred Starr has returned to her duties in the Mitchell school in Woodbury after spending her Thanks giving vacation with her parents, MT and Mrs G. E. Starr.
The Newtown bee., 1908-12-11
Huntington.
JOHN HUNGERFORD.


 cured at the Bridgeport hospital, had been i'll with typhoid for twelve weeks. He was carpenter and superior workman and will be greatly missed in this place.
 Horace Graves is seriously i'll with pneumonia.
 The infant child, Louise Anna, of Mr and Mrs Carter Bagley died, last week. The burial was in Bridgeport.
 Mrs Stiles Nichols is on the sick list.
 The Aid society will meet with Mrs E. s. Hawley on Wednesday. Decem- Der 16. Box lunch at noon. This is the third meeting held at Mrs Flaw ey's, as the location is central and there is an amount of work on hand to be finished before Christmas.
 About 30 neighbors and friends of H. F. Glover gave hlm surprise. last Wednesday evening, the occasion be- ing his 66th birthday. A handsome dictionary was left as token of their esteem and good will.
 The young people are arranging an entertainment for December l7. The proceeds for Christmas use in the Congregational Sunday school.
 Look at Parsell's adv.
The Newtown bee., 1908-12-11
West Cornwall.
THANKSGIVING GUESTS.

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 Thanksgiving guests were Joseph c. Yutzler of Waterbury, Miss Alice Blackman of Ansonia and Miss Flor ence M. Yutzler of Danbury at F. w.. Yutzlar's; MT and Mrs James Fitch of Brooklyn at the parsonage; Mrs Julia Nickerson entertained sll her children and grandchildren, MT and MT Alfred Nickerson of Norwalk, MT and Mrs Charles Nickerson of Torrington and Marion Nickerson of Bridgeport {; also Mrs Mogle of Danbury and Miss Elizabeth Salewski of Danbury with her brother, John, of Brookiield were at their home here.
 Mrs A. w. Bailey and children were in Sheffield for the day.
 Mir and Mrs George H. 0ldfeld of Stockridge visited, last week, at Illus ton Cochrane's and George k. Smiths.
 Mrs George w. Cochrane and Mrs Miner P. Rogers were in Bridge port several days, Ia week.
 Mrs Mary N. Salewski is visiting in Plymouth, where she went, last week, to attend the funeral of her sister, Mrs C. B. Baldwin.
 MT and Mrs Alison Morris of Goshen recently visited relatives in town.