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Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-14
COPPER AND COPPERS
 DURING PAST WEEK
Some Shares Have Advanced, Metal Shows No Change.
 It Will Improve.

The copper shares end the ,,ees a point or two higher than they were when this review was written one week ago. The metal-so far as quotations go-is practically at the same level. However, it is stock market theory that the coppers will score good advances in price long before the metal reflects changed conditions in the business world, the Financial News says.
 While the coppers are higher thea they were one week ago, they are yet selling at bargain prices in most cases and nave nowhere near dis counted the showing that the produc- ing mines are bound to make in 1908 under normal conditions
 The most significant features ol this weeks market has been the fact that the shares are acting on a TIa. ing market and deadly dull on selling There are no big blocks of coppers pressing for sale and any buyer who wants to take on a line of any par dcular issue finds it necessary to bid the price up on himself The buying for accumulation has been noticed especially in Amalgamated and North Butte. The absence Of stock for sale has been well exemplified in the case d Copper Range. which easily ad- vance6 across 70 when buying orders appeared just previous to the issu- ance of the annual report, and yester- day in Wolverine, where the eXecu- ton of comparatively small buying order put the price to 134, an ad vance of $9 a share The better feel ing on the part of investors toward coppers is shown by the rise in Calu- met & Hecla to 660 against at the end of last week, and the talk that is going about Of a possible in crease in the next quarterly dividend
 "The copper metal situation Win not improve until general business improves, but when it starts it will go with a rush" This is the opinion held by both the consumers and the producers who have offices in Boston. Large consumers tell us that they are doing from one-third to one-half the regular business of this time of the year. They say they can buy . small lots of Lake copper as low as 12 5-S, but when they want any large amounts they cannot get it at even the prevailing quotations oF IF 3-4 to IS. They feel, as do the mine treas | urers, that the slightest revival in business would put the price to 13 1-2 cents As it is, there are so many mines who cannot afford to sell at less than 14 cents that large manu- facturer has to divide any large order among a number of different mines
 to get it filled at 13 cents.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-14
MninQ, SmgItgrS and Stock Quotations
THE c. & A. LOAN
 AND ITS PAYMENT

Calumet 6 Arizona directors were only too glad to loan the money out at that time at per cent, and later at 6 per cent, as 1t was good business proposition. but now that they are a little pressed for cash they would like to find a way to transfer this loan so that they can get the cash. It is this transfer of the loan, 1t is reported, that was the subject of discussion at the Duluth conference.
 As it is reported that the Superior & Pittsburg can easily negotiate a new loan it may be possible to arrange for transfer which would greatly please the Calumet & Arizona stock holders. On the other hand the mat ter may be settled by an issue of stock by the Superior & Pitsburg. This scheme has been considered, but no definite conclusion has ever been ar rived at. The plan was to issue 100.- O0o shares at SIC per share, the right to subscdbe being reserved to the present stockholders When this mat. ter was first brought up it was stated that the issue had been underwritten.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-14
LOGAN 6 sRYAN's VIEW.

Special wire to l.. J. Overlock)F
 NEW YORK, May 13.-The pessi- mists have received little consolation in Wall Street of late and the reaction element have not been able to re
 purchase their stocks to advantage. From the tone of the list at the close last night, it seemed at that time as though the reaction might extend somewhat further but d higher London market induced good buying at the opening of today's session and the market advanced throughout the ses- sion with profit taking sales being well absorbed. The optimists freely admit that industrial conditions do not war rant a sustained upward movement in the market, but at the same time they contend that the present movement is in the nature of discounting return to normal conditions in general busi- ness. The industrials have not had a recovery in proportion to that of the rails and the buying of Amalgamated and Shelters Is of very good char acter and higher prices are predicted.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-14

Calumet & Arizona has held firm during the past week but it has not been particularly active. The orders in it have come principally from the Lake and Duluth where there has been considerable activity among the direc- tors, although what they have beer doing has not yeS come to light. It appears that they held meeting fin Duluth last Monday which they say had no significance but they were so mysterious about it that interests who have been following the company's af- fairs closely became little suspicious and drew some very interesting con clusions.
 The most interesting conclusion ar rived at has to do with the Superic-& Pittsburg, and it's indebtedness .o> the Calumet & Arizona Co. It is~feported that the debt is sligbtsS less than s1 ,OO0,O 900, most which was bor- rowed from tl1e Calumet & Arizona when thst~company had very large surplz5 on hand and had work to find
 6rofitable way of investing it. The
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-14
PAINE WEBER COPPER LETTER
t2seciaI wire to L. J. Overlook

fC1ecial wire to L. J. Oyerlock.)
 BOSTON, May 13.-There must cer- tainly be some good news coming on these coppers. They were more active today than they have been for some six months North Butte and Butte Coalition were the leaders with Greene and Mohawk close up. We see no sign of important liquidation and be- lieve short interest has only been in, creased by this rise.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-14
WILL DEVELOP
 NEW PROPERTY Alabama Parties Are interest," : ed In a Pinal County
 Property,

FLORENCE, May 13.-The articles of incorporation of the Ensley Giant Mining and Development company have been filed here. This company is organized for the purpose of taking over the mining properties of J. H, Durham in the Copper Mountain dis trict of Pinal county. The company is capitalized in the sum of s16,50O, or 330 shares at par value t $50 per share
 The directors of the company for the first year are composed of stock holders as follows: J. H. Durham, l.. c. Graf, John Angwin, D. A Echols and w. l.. Clark. The off cers are John Angwin, president; J. '. Durham, vice-president and general manager; W. L. Clark, sec1e- tary and treasurer, and J. H. Durham, assistant secretary.
 All except Mir. Durham are Ala bama people and are influential bus mess people with plenty of means to develop the properties taken over. Durham is well known in Pinal county and is the original locator and subsequent owner of the proper ties. He is a good miner and has a knowledge als regards developing properties born of long exprience in adn about mines.
 They will start work at once on development shaft which is to be sunk to depth of 300 feet.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-14
MINE BILL IN SHAPE
 FOR PASSAGE IN HOUSE
Copy of the Act That Has Been
 Prepared.

Mr. Huff, from the committee on mines snd mining. reported. in lieu of H. p. I0556, H. R. 160S2. H. R. 1ssTO. H. K. 1S934, and H. R. 1865, tlre following bill. which was com mitted to the committee of the whole house on the state of the Union and ordered to be printed:
 A BILL.
 -ro establish in the Department or
 fine Interior a Bureau of Mines.
 Re if enacted by the senate and bo,,9a of representatives Of the Tinted States of America in congress aesenablad, That there is hereby es- tablished in the Department of the Thterior Rareau. to be called the i5..-eau of Mines, and commissioner of said bureau, who shall be appoint cd by the president, by and with the sdvice and consent of the senate, and v-ro shall receive a salary of SIX thopsand dollars per annum; ana there shaEi also Sc= =ii-s the said bureau svch clerks, agents, experts, ana osbe- employees as may be necessary
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-14
Coughs, Colds and CrouE

than Chamoerlain's Cough Remedy. 1T many homes 1t is relied upon as i'm. pIicitly as the family physician. It con. tains 10 opium or other narcotic, auo may be given as confidently to bao. asto an adult. Price 25c; large size 50
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-14
BETTER DEMAND l. BETTER PRICES
 IN HE MARKET
Greene -Cananea and Superior & Pittsburg Were Well Sup ported Yesterday = Prices Should Be Maintained.
(By Frank J. Graf.)

Today's copper market was strong CT than that of yesterday with d still better demand for stocks. 1t is very evident that the copper boom is on again anl tfat there will be higher prices for leading copper se- curities. With copper metal at 13 cents and fair demand for it, cop per stocks should maintain their pres ent prices at least and from all indi- cations better prices shc.i!d naturally result
 The Shannon Copper Company have reduced the cost of their copper and are now producing the same For II cents per podnd, and on a 14 cent c;pper market they should earn 4t cents per shars. The chief feature in tCday's copper market was Norrd Butte and Butte Coalition. According to reports it has been circulated that these two companies are to go back into the dividend class, but according to their last report issued it is not very likely that they will do so. At the present time they are earning B per share, while last year they were paying sS per year and had a surplus of $1,000,000, while the last report shows but $100,00O Butte Coalition cost of production is at least 10 1-2, and very likely II cents, and at the present copper market earns 65 cents. Last year this com pany had S4,000,900 in the treasury. According to reports from the east, the hurried meeting of the directors of the Calumet & Arizona was to cali in their loan to the s. & P. and make the loan to a large New York house for per cent, when the c. & A. was charging per cent.
 Superior & Pittsburg showed good strength, today's sales being made at s13, but closed a fraction of Greene Cananea was also well supported, tut at s9.25 there was too much offered, the best possible bid at the close be- ing s912, with considerable or be market unsold at S9.25. The entire market is strong and good prices should be maintained.
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Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-14
WALKER BROS! MARKET LETTER

Special wire to L. ]. Overlock)
 NEW YORK, May 13.-The market was generally strong and active and the public were buying. At one time prices became a little irregular but the tone was strong and there was no pressure to sell. In the afternoon there was profit taking. but traders were mostly bullish. We look for an active market for the rest of the week.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-14
Chamberlain's s Cough Remedy

1t is favorite with many mothers and never disappoints them. k contains no opium oC other narcotic and may b. given w-h implicit confidence.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-14
Do Not Trile
 With a Cold

Is good advice for men and women. Ii may be vital in the case of child. Long experience has proven that there is noth- in1 better for colds in children than
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-14
GREENErs SHELTER
 Is REPORTED BONDED

It is reported that the Greene smelt CT at Guaymas has been bonded to par ties who will enlarge and operate it The plant, excepting few days run to comply with it's charter, has never been operated. Its concession contains exceptions from duties, etc, of much value
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-19
REALIZE CHANGED CONDITIONS SINCE TWENTY YEARS
 AGO

LONDON The Daily Telegraph tn an editorial this morning dHatmg un the vast changes m tbs raIicir- ar th, Pacific purtrudrd by thr magnificent reception Australia has accorded. not H5 thr British but ta au American fe,t. -ss-.
 HTr means and t7 welcomed hv tho Australian as ne3tms tH8t tne gmard saf,- f= determined to secure their H--ttipa # th" Pacific aH1 tbr demons Hauua #H=y are gNug af the means they Intend tp employ te keep their po- zHau k extraordinarily complete. What tHe isapIe 8t home have scarce k realized is tat Europe has prac- aally vacated tbe Pacific. Not a sim gle utHasHp hetnugtug ta European nas.r x t4 he found in any corner of that great ocean. while America has thr.c =1uadrnus there. Tn, mastery sf tnr Pacific was Rrttain.z only 20 aaar- agn The riso nf Japan on the 4Ha hand and the naval renaissance of the United States ou the other has profoundly changed conditions and fefelutianizrd Au-trala.s attitude to- 4aaI problems for national defense"
 T.o Da.t Telegraph finds Australla's 8#tnIau t4 have it- own navy Is but a natural aHe but f thinks thr American .,...fs#a fE..,, #t#fu .r....,# .a,,.,. millions fhr realization ef such a ags5w eill raqWre and convince her fH#t beH naval interests can b. best secured bV contributions tn the British navy.
 In conclusion 1he Du1y Telegraph thinks tHat the principle of white
 usrafia washed by a white Pacific. Hall ra=sfanatee ht the Australians.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-19
SUMMONS.

Ia 'he District Court in and fnr the
 UJ=.fIei of Alaska. Second Division Setut HH,he. Piaiutm
 tgHrHH T. Hicks peferaant
 4h. frss id,ut of thc United States or Amrrea# t1 Arthur E. Hieks. the above aau,d defendant. creetings
 You are hereby summaucd and Tee air,d "a arre3f aud answer the com pIaiut of th, nainun filed herein in the office uf Inc clerk of tho above. named court at Nome. Alaska within thirty iays after lhl completion of the period af publication hereof. heren specified s1 judgment for want thereof will be ak.u against you. and you are hereby notified that if you fail It. answer the said complaint the said plaintiff will apply r. fhe court for The relief there H demanded. ta-Wit: To dissolve the bonds If matrimony existing between aId rlHiHtin and said defendant
 This summons is served by publica- .iau pursuant 10 the law and to the order af said above entitled court. made ou the l3th day of September. l9oS. the date af the first publication heinz September l2. 1908. and the last publication being the 1Ith day If Oc- tohrr 19OS.
 JNO. II DUNN.
 Clerk of the District Court in
 and for the District of Alas
 ka Second Division. By ANGUS MCBRIDE. | 'S"aD Deputy Clerk
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-19
CROSBY INTRODUCED
 AS LEE JOHNSTON

WHtIe the steamer Victoria Was d"ckei at Iady=mtth an tn, trip north District Attorney George Griszes Lad lhr hauur tt he Introduced iut1 society a- Mr E,r II. Ianustan u;rurse made Hi- debut ia ims urw and auttHdie4I rr.a - a daHga given n tHe cad yte. and had f,r his ehapeflu uu loss T p,r= son faau Jim Gamuev
 Wim q truly feminine curiezIit. m, ladies forgot everything else in tH. .ud1 af the viilanous features of thr man Finally Jim considered ii -aff tp maHart- eirieshf. and with several wiling hands tu aid him he surrcrdr6 iu paeme haudcun aa the district at rnrHez. tiears- was thra walked m and down the foom. and t.e seed laa- rle rf L1dy-mith gazed orcn-mouth,. tt aas man who vas going nmfh to h, hanged.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-19
DISTRICT COURT
 DAILY MINUTES

.Hx S"ri I< Iaa& #f Ip#=H HH.
 IusE ss. Elan.ar Nmue Company ef# HH fam.a. Hm III rro= -nt Thomas F Neeb8. Andrew W oI-" aH3 J4i0 ta-eeA aag- ,5rl sauH and zdHed er behalf af de- faudmf=. ud thereafter th. deaazit.ar af c@G.- X p,n-m4- n9= Haad H rsiasae- and JaHn IsHs was s@ora and nj r. a.riarau hean eauff aa IamH-H WrH taaa D. sa-
 lao l.
 Bush v- PHHe.r Mining Company er a. Tuu resumed iaur- nj pres sat. Jahu Ir.He.ou tae stand for df- rect examination. after which eharl~ II Neahou-e charles J. Nuscu and N r E Hatch were each sworn am, ! testified ou behalf of defendants. au5 tb.n th, deposition af orto MaHlc was read n evidence PfintT offered h evidence tac certificate of tho notary pubHe attached to rhe deposition of George N Pyle. which was admitted and thereafter John Jacobsen am, Jafet Iiudvbere were each sworn an, testified for defendants. and theu th' deposition of H. A. Ingalls, was req, i in evidence Defendants offered il evidence pencil sketch of Rear cub ana adjoining claims drawn by H. A In gals which was detached from tn, deposition of II. \. Ingalls, and admit fed and marked Defendants Exhibi Fl" Defendants also read the deposi lion of John Nelson and offered penci sketch of the Bear Cub claim. whicI was detached from the dep8shion a John Nelson aud admitted and marke' Defendants Exhibit "I.1 both the latte exhibits being admitted over obioetio of plaintiff.
 Al 5:15 D. m. the jury was admon
 ished and court adjourned until 9.3O ;
 m Saturday Sept. l9 1908
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-19
SUMMONS

In United States Commissioners Court within and for the Second piyi- sion of the District If Alaska before F. E Fuller Tinted States Commits -ion.r and ex-oaieio Justice of the Peace
 Nome Bank X Trust Company corporation plaintiff, vs. Q. F. King. D | Traphagcn and C. H. Niebuhr. defendants
 To Q. F. King and D. II. Traphagen, defendants above named:
 You and each of you are hereby sum moned to al pear and answer the com plaint of the plaintiff in the above en- titled action within thirty days from the date of the service of this summons upon you by publication. and you Nl1l take notice that if you fail to answer said complaint the plaintiff will apply ta the court above named for the relef therein demanded. The above entitled action Is one for the recovery of money, wherein the rlantin charge. you with the n-payment of the sum of Three Hundred and Eighty Dollars l oyer and above all lawful set-offs and counter-claims on certain promis- sorry note now due and owing from you to said plaintiff. and whereln the plain tiff also asks for his costs and dis bursements incurred in this action.
 Thfs summons is published by order Of the above entitled court. dated Sep tember IS. 1908 The date of the first publication is September Is. 1908. and of the last publication October 24. 1908 when service will be completed. and within thnty days from lasr mentioned date the said defendants are required to answer the plaintiffs said coip- plaint
 Nome. Alaska. September IS. 1908. F. F. FULLER.
 United States Commissioner and
 Ex-Ofieio Justice of the Peace
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-19
MINISTER
 TALKS OF TROUBLE E

s..I.H t.. a=sluw rat HafWe a8IH .ae -aiffG rf t#e tHiaa slau- had HHf Her 5amtsHur# sr feta'u- HwafE schemes in VaraHl,Il N p. H.H Ha= H.tHHe t' -ax a.stHas fm. TWfazs 70 inc <HHHrnHm- HH- t.- Ea.f tHa a esru.=HH from Non aza-#l rHaa 1-- hu -HHzHtr.-H er #- Ea.s..faaa aE international aa uanlHnG e#t -.taH. nts#eaau.- ar tH. haama ar r.atr Hfa.rHts tlmHHfars aha #gd offended fH. eH5aG of HHa -t#He c. 4h.. zE. H.r. a.,r,itgi
 Tl Hl.Hs h.tsugt Holland and Fs#azas M Dc Eaaz ztid. aira3dt z.... =H4unI bsfar. GHe mdizgr..t publication confidential tHHte h. aer.t. ea# -aEtssy in Amsterdam
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-19
THE MORNING AFTER.

MT Chain. the EfamhtanI-. eaaJ5- dale far iresidyuj Ies,r ElH R.HN .tAat Has HH4ut bv tha morning after uutu the JHe following s...,aaa
 If all rbe HHrhmHs .taHaats re.- and ee.Lfa.s tH.r sser. ..s# invented Ue rb- araiH5 of Hrv humaHs a,f- sat together and rlaetel Ha Chaaa parshsa anatomy 4#s .-at= sul ache sauII hs a- uaHIHe eaa- rarrd lu th- feelInsz ta b, exfereaeea uy that eyHtfsmar aEsn rHs e.tss at fHr electors college arr counted
 The rreaI trouble Is tHaH5Ha aE uir .d Tinted Safas Is uaf x.t #da. rats4 Co the point f#am which |, can sec m. ansTmrU ar -saIr#H -zHI ur. z nr else. tHe people arr.ar r. rfaa that thr frfnt #atfr cannot a- --t-f= ieats9 hs fa1nda.uz mat ta s..l #as 'aSf.aHts Whether taaI Toe #se 1r Has it ts rary evident tHat rhe aaat haH= of tse population et th- country a-- li.vss tbat tae aIdsIaa sr t=.. #a'#aHe vaHia anIy ##a tE- introduction at rtaNeau,s 1Hf5 maHs homes
 Lot $ ..HH =Has,. .efttHas a# drHe and eau cannot saeH alm fHH fl, af cnurze tha 1aauua Gh|t eeHa l,aH= ta t=a taking af l Ha#s aHa s.sa H good faH one. but t #a#elH lza.ts H# borne m mind that aaa-. a.a-a around and eIsr and tak. #FaE- IH ii -ucit way ara never confirmed IrurH= ards To find a rsaI zoaE ea8 mazaI look f7f the man ssH@ buys #z aH=Fs hy fHs bottle and paekz .t 8aae Iu E5= pocket h addition te this fact r. should alsa h remembered That Eau can never drive q man te heaven Hv using a whip. IT He ls worth his saft you may depend upon him tn go straight wuh1ut driving r not he will ep the athsr wae- lB spite af the Prohihttionists For these reasons. which are well known to observaHt people from Npmr t1 New 1ort. thg morning after the presidential election vnl br worse for Mir Chain chan ea- the morning after af George Aae'- Sumite.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-19
VICTORIA
 PASSENGERS

The following ls the list of passen- gers aboard the -lram-Hp Victoria which arrived this morning
 Arz l.. Walfard. J. C. Gaaucy Il. l. Miller J e. Miller. J. D Winter II Hagen Airs. II Hagen Anna L. Meir N F Mir (. II. Kerher. Mrs (. II Keliher Mrs F E. barring. l.. II Johnston. F NJ Miclke. Mrs C. C sehow. Mrs. J F. Krips. q F. Grigsby F. Bruner. Mr- r. E. Cowden. Mrs R. II Humber. Mrs. D. EdmondS. W Decker. R Moody. W Q. Robb. Ms. F.. Huber F. Johnston. Frank Green Miss K. Brennan, George Bowling Mrs George Bowling. J. T. Allen. Lieut. J J. BorIeigh Mrs. J. j. Borleigh Isaac Brace. Agnes Ross. J. TT AcIn- tosh. Mrs J r Mcintosh. F.. E. Bowen c. W Carlson and five steerage pas sengers
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-19
BELLlGERENT cHAFtN.

Eugene Chain eHr would Hae.Hr ta he mld-maHucred man considering the cause of prohibition ubIeH he is espausiug Indeed. il is hand |, con ceire him Tn militant attitude one associates the cause of temperance with tae miidcr yrfues. and fine cam raignartillery Is hardly expected to boom with blpod-curdlug sound
 This Is a misconcrrtton MT Chain enters the political arena in q beutger- cut mood calculated to strike fear into the heart of the quiet toper. the moder- ate drmker or the constitutional tank
 "lf l am elected president of the United States on the third of Novem- brr declares Chain. "aud have a congress that Will pass prahlbitorv law. and if ta-re are ans communities that refuse to obey thr laW and the civd authorities are unable to enforce it. shah use the Ea@er conferred upon me 6y the constitution and call out the militia the standing arny and the nayy. and enforce prohibition on every inch of territory under the American flag
 The possibilities of Mir. Chains clec- uon are sufficiently remote without inc added consideration of prohibition congress NJ one doubts the purity ni Y.f.rf.r.s .f 4f- t,f.a.f.t.s.. l.-.tfl t.,t l., f hardly flair al this lime fo sraIt In and lash thr political sea To blood fury Rhjie other candidates are conserving their strength.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-19
PRESS HUMORlSTS
 HOLD CONVENTION

DENVER Tine American Press Humarists AsSoeiataH's sixth annual convention opened here today and will be iii session throughout the week Frank S Seabright. of this city. f- president of the association. An elab- crate program fl entertainment for the visitors has been arranged. Wedues- das night the humerists Will give an entertainment at a leeal theatrr faf the benefit ef the Bm Nyr monument fund
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-19
TO ASSIST
 ". }. BRYAN

i,au Federation "r Iaihur. Secretary Morrison of the Federation and Prr.- ij,ut Negauu.fG of Che MaeHui-ts Union
 Chairman Mack JUnauucyd byf'r, Ht- dyfrur. for New York tt md- aieHf faf ud approved re Tlu- a-la. F. Ng Gamp,rz aud his J- =a, .t.- a..ala |. Na leeau- election aHI I##f HH.hH # i.a Hat- be aaua -......#zz-z= iU. aHaUu.H= af line various aHt. H#uaH- ehIeh v# ne e-tph- #-..1 aa -.tsea uf fHe larger suit. H.' -##Hrfea under the se#ef#H #rae- =Ha# fl za. aazzaHHt committee at th Nu-ffaa# Federation af HauuF