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Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-12
,tions throughout this district.

GLlOiRS lHic u16NAkCS
 All the machinery is now on the ground for the smelter at Mansfield. 65 miles southweSt of Benson, and is to be installed as soon as possible.
 John Lopnow arrived in Benson more elated than ever before over recent discoveries of gold at his mine camp, which is II miles north west of Benson by wagon road. He has about a dozen shafts on noun tain near his camp, and says they are all in ore which it makes it look to him as though the whole mountain is in ore. Tests assays show value of over $50 to the ton In gold, silver and copper. ...-..-
 The Fl Paso News says that E. W. Hartman is toting around in that city a lot of samples of go and he located near ochise, about g etao silver ore from new mine that he located near Cochise, about S2 miles from Benson. The property is in the lime formation eight or ten miles east from where the Hub
 
 big ledge of free milling gold and silver ore, south of Dragoon, which trends toward the Commonwealth Hartman had an assay of $S6 gold and 50.0S ounces silver.
 The first shipment of gold orc from Goldfield to the Clark smelter is now on it's way. Other shipments will follow. This Is the result .of the new tariff put in on ore from Nevada points to Jerome 9 few weeks ago by the Las Vegas & To nopah, Salt Lake and Santa Fe rail roads. over all of which roads the shipments go. The first shipment is of high grade ore, billed at better than S108 to the ton. The resump- ton of ore shiDments is welcomed by the railroads, as ore must form the big end of their business, if they are to pay.
 Within a brief period the Cananea company will be mining copper al the rate of 1.S00.000 pounds a month which volume will be increased tc over 100000 pounds before the sum mer has far advanced. The startins of production at this time with the metal selling around 1S cents is sig nificant, indicating confidence on the part of the management of a broad ening consumption and an ability tC place its output on the market al a profit, even at this price. .. Following closely it's last bullinT shipment another 5000 bar of golC was roceivad last week by the Pres colt National bank from the Poiant Mining company. The bar is th' result of a recent run of the PolanC mill from ores of the Accidenta mine. owned by the Poland people Operations at the mill have been sus pended for a few days to make som' necessary minor repairs. The ex ploitation of the mine Is being push 1 cd with the usual force.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-12
Mining, SnGIterS and StOCR Quotations
.OLD DOMINION
 SHELTER OUTPUT

GLOBE. June i0.-old Dominion has made a fine smelter run in tho first week of June. which, if contin- ued. will assure record output for the month Five furnaces are in op- eration, handling from 1900 to 1.7Vo tons of material every twenty-four hours The old slag pile Is being drawn upon daily for about 500 tons of slag, which carries about per cent of copper.
 There has been little change in tns development work or in the amount of ore hoisted. The sinking of c shaft from the 10 level Is in progress. It will be carried down 200 feet to the 18th level before a halt is made. The shaft has not been opened be- tween the 9th and 10 levels. owing to the heavy flow of water into the shaft at the ninth.
 Of importance is the erection vI usii new steel cylindrical ore bins at A shaft. which are in addition to six now in use and will increase the mine bin capacity 150 per cent. Three steel bins are also being added below the sampler, where cars are loaded with ore for the smelter.
 The Arizona Commercial Copper compay is Tor the present confintns
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THE AJO MINE HAS
 ABOUT 3,OOO FEET
Of Surface Work Done-Ex- tenSive Improvements In
 Contemplation,

A D. Lee, superintendent Of the Ajo copper mines, returned to camp Tuesday morning from Tucson. He reports that a large amount Of pre- liminaTy work is being done by the company preparatory to the building of a railroad a distance of 45 miles between Gila Bend, on the Southern Pacific, and the conpany's mines at Ajo. An immense amount of labor is involved in working out the details of the improvements contemplated, not only in the way of railroad com munication but in the matter of re duction machinery which the com pany contemplates erecting in the near future.
 Altogether about 30 men are being employed in and about the property. i9 or 20 are working in the mine.
 There has been expended by the various companies formerly operating the Ajo not less than a half million dollars, on the Ajo proper and other claims in the camp. The present company is using money with a free hand, but using 1t Judiciously and making every dollar show for the work done. Over 300 feet of tunnels and drift work has been done and one of the greatest showings of surface ore ever made in the country is the result of these explorations. But nc great depth has been attained and this depth is what Mir. Lee Is particu IarIy interested in. To find out what is below is the great desideratum, and with this. end in view the main work ing shaft is going down as Fast as skilled hands and powder and drill can drive it. When this has beer settled the future of the country car easily be written.
 Water can be reached at varying depths of 40 and 70 feet and MT. Lex
 Is of the opinion that artesian watel
 can be reached at no great depLn The confguration of the country i' such as to strengthen this belief Considerable dry farming is being done by the Indians living in tha section and excellent crops of corn wheat and other vegetables are raiset and sold to the different camp throughout the country.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-12
NEW STOCK ISSUE OF SUPERIOR 8 BOSTON
The Proposition Has Stirred Up Interest in Mining Circles
 at Globe.

GLOBE, Ariz., June 11.-In local mining circles this week interest has attached chiefly to the announcement of the probable issue by the Superior & Boston Copper company of 5000 shares o1 new stock, and to the unex- pected turn in the affairs of the Key stone Copper company.
 Surprise is expressed here that eastern officials of the company should attempt a denial of the story given out by the company's legal rep resentative here. The local stock holders of the company, including the former owners of the property, all approve of the proposed increase Of capita, stock, as shown by their lib eral subscriptions to the new issue, totaling to date $500 shares and promises from others to take several thousand shares. There is certainly DO lack of confidence here in the property or the management. am now informed that the new stock Is not to be undeTwritten, but that a Boston firm already interested in Globe camp has agreed to take all the stock not suhscribed for by the pres ent stockholders.
 The troubles q the Keystone Cop per company seem to be no nearer an end now that the judgment Of $65.
 900 against them has been satisfied , and a two-year bond given on the
 group of 15 claims to !. B. Newman
 a shrewd mine operator. who has
 made S200,0O0 the past five years in
 mines aud Globe real estate. N l.
 Amster. of Boston, who was negotiat | ing for the control of the Kevstous
 property when Newman plucked tho plum, charges bad faith on the par cf fba d'~oofors of t'ie co-nnanv ana has notified them individually bV wire that unless they fulfln theiI ', agreement with him he will sAe1
 legal remedy in the courts Ths !, Keystone directors claim that Am
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-12
LOGAN G BRYAN
lspecial toLJ. Overlock.)

tSDeciai to l.. J. OVeriocb-D
 NEW YORK, June 1.-The volume of business on the New York stock ex- change was the smallest for some time and prices fluctuated within a narrow range. The undertone was steady, but traders seem to be holding aloof in the absence of an incentive. Sales Of the Union Pacific new four per cent bonds at 95 1-2, which was sub scripdon price, was rather disappoint- ing to those who imagined that a large premium would be offered. but at the same time, there appeared to be little doubt but what the issue will be heavily oyer-subscribed- Outside or poor weather reports from the south west, the prospects for good crops are very promising, and there seems to be a slight revival of activity in indus. trial lines. Little hope is entertained for an acIsve market until after the conventions, but if developments should tend to create a sharp break we would advise the purchase of good issues.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-12

operations to the development of the Black Hawk mine. Some very good ore Is being stoped on the 5O0foot level east of the old shaft. The new working shaft Is down 44o feet, and the present contract calls for sinking another 100 feet. A station will be cut at IA feet, which corresponds with the 500foot level of the old shaft with which it will be connected by a drift 1000 feet long and which should be completed by the end of June. This-d is in ore it's entire length.
 J. W Bonnie, consulting engineer for the company, who has been here Tor several days with President Am ster, leaves this morning for Clifton, where he holds the position of gener- al manager of the Shannon Copper company, another Amster enterprise.
 There has been no change oI uote at this property during the past week Development work is being steadily prosecuted. The east and west drifts on the I,000-foot level of the Gen are in so and 75 feet respectively, with no perceptible change ia the quality of the ore. The south drift from the Mallory shalt has progressed 5Oo feet.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-12
MARKET DULL,
 BUT TONE FIRM; COPPER STOCKS
Large Companies Are Said to Be Increasing Their Output. Shattuck Shares Continue to Be In Good Demand.
CBy Frank J. Grat.)

The copper market is quiet and very dull, but with a firm tone. Stocks are in better demand than they have been for some time, although buyer are taking on but small holdings, while sellers are only letting go tha. are compelled to do so. The copper situation is better than for some time, and the majority of large cop per companies are increasing their output.
 Greene Cananea is being well suG ported. although sales are few, rang ing only from 500 to 1000 shares pel day on the Boston Exchange.
 Superior 6 Pittsburg is being we'll taken care of at prevailing prices and little stock is being offered at the present prices. Shattuck stin con tinues to be in good demand at 13 1 to 14. Denn Arizona is quiet, while Black Mountain shows a weakness, the annual report is expected out
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-12
RAILROAD
 BUILDING
 IN SONORA
The Work Progressing Rapidly and Will Connect With the cananea Road Before the First of New Year.

According to recent advices from the Southern Pacific construction camps in northern Sonora, 5S kilo- meeers of the new railroad which will connect the Sonora railway with the Cananea road have been com pIeted and work is being steadily pushed to complete the road before the first of the year. As only about 70 kiIometers remains to be built and the worst part of the road, so far as heavy grades are concerned, has been completed, 1t is believed that the contractors. Grant Bros, will finish the road before January l.
 Tao new line connects with the So- nora railway about mile south Of Nogales and almost touches the in- ternational line in it's course along the Santa Cruz river. which 1t follows for almost the entire distance. The Santa Cruz valley is beautiful one and the scenery along the right-of- way is said to be superb. The entire valley is well watered and fertile and much excellent farming country will be opened by the new railway. At present there is not a town along the new road. but many small agricultural communities as well as mining camps are expected to spring up before the road is completed.
 The new railway will connect with the Cananea road few miles north of Cananea at Del Rio station.
 The cause of the construction Of the line from Nogaies has been somewhat of a mystery, ever since the initial work began about six months ago, as it did not seem reasonable that the line was necessary to handle the liar riman business in Sonora. Now 1t IS said that the Mexican government demanded that the line be built, as mari psvment for the valuable conces- sions granted to the Hartman inter ests during recent years. The Mexi' can government, realizing that Can anea will in the future be the me tropolIs of Sonora. has been extremely desirous of having it placed Tn al reel communication with Hermosilo, the capital of the state. At the pres ent lime officials en route from the capitol to Cananea must pass through the United States to get there ana this has been very unsatisfactory to the republic. According to officisls of the Randolph lines, it will be years before the Nogales-Cananea line will bring financial results.
 Work is also being rushed on the GuadaIajara extension and it is expect ed to have rails laid into Culiacan by the 18th of this month. The worb is being rushed because of the fact that the rainy season Is at hand and its coming before the rails were laid into Culfacan would probably dela! the construction for several months This road will be continued south east and will connect with the branct of the Mexican Central out of Guad siaiara-
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-12
PAINE WEBER & co. ON COPPER CSpeciaI wire to L. J. Overlock0

BOSTON. June 1I-ThF. stock market broke the record for dullneSs today, bu. held it's advance. Amalgamated and North Butte were strong all day closing at the top. Greene-Cananea was dull but held ten bid Scattered lots of Range sold at 72 1-2 with no round lots offered less than 73 1-4. The Coram properties, Mexico, Davis DaIy and Montana Coal and Coke were noticeably weak on selling by insiders.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-12

ster's option had expired May 20, when the proposition of Newman was accepted.
 The Keystone group adjoins the MI ami and Inspiration companies ground and has produced several hundred thousand dollars worth of copper from shallow workings. Bad management has gotten the company in its present bad plight
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-12
WALKER sRos' LETTER.

Special Wire to L. J. Overlock.)
 NEW YORK, June 11.-Market was stagnant and while 1t held firm there was little or no business. Traders did little and there was no inducement to go into the market The close was without feature. We look for a dull market for rest of the week.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-12
MINING NOTES

According to the recent reports oI Custave M Gouyard and C. w. Pritchett. mining engineers, the aetu- ally developed ore reserves or the Ani4a p,ire of the Douglas Copper comDany have a gross value oi & S17. .6S1.g4; and estimating cost oF res5uctiou at 45 per cent, leaves net value of S3,199, ,725.O5- These hg- ures are based on yaluing copper at IA cents 9. pound. The ore reserve" ,yF inc Sonora Consolidated Gold com nany according to the engineers re mort have a gross, value Of S| J'OVy' ksstarna4ipg the cost of reduction at 59l-3 per cent, leaves net value ol s1, ,s33, ,33333.
 At a meeting of the directors oi me Orphau Copper company d Eope' Arizona. the following ofhceTs Were efected Melville D. Chapman presf dent: Charles M. Clark, Vieepttsi- 5s1t and Walter D. Dunlap, secre- - ,,d treasurer. This company IS now b7riiGing a road two miles long +o, .,,ss -;.a ,f the new shaft. and four toeS, tons of supplies have been ship 1e5 in The machinery for the WorK m tbe new .000-foot shaft IS oelns DIaced fn position. Frank D. Hocke teller a brother of John D. hocKe fsIIe1- 4be Standard Oil magnate, IS also a director of the Orphan com Pan5.
 T.args cooper operators are now taking note of the fact that the total stock of refined copper on nlna ID Inc limited States is just about one Sch of ubat it was six months ago. what t1,a, effect of this condition IS fitoegv s,, be on the price of the req ,,,e+oI ca1 easily be anticipated Al inc Drooerty of the Mansfield Mining G SmeIfing company active prepara' 9ions are under way for handling Iarpe5v increased output The hnad carIoad of machinery for the ne" sneIte- is now op the ground, and tne vVork of installation is to be pu' thro,leh at once The Mansfield IS cvnected to be one of the heaviest shipper og the district
 The Two Queens Gold and Coppef rnfre repcrts rapid progress Tn tae icrosscuf in shaft number four. Ihls crosscu; is being run at deptn o' 9s5 fest. and is designed to cut t1e rich vein 't1sat yielded surface assays a few months ago that were me " to1ishment of the district ProosoiS about 90 feet more Of cTosscuttlns viii reach the desired vein. Mean while the final shipment Of ar com pressors. drills and otner Haenlll mn Eerv for tlInneling operations has oeen received at the property ana IS oelns ;-staI,sd Two shifts are to be em nIoveS fer running the tunnel Ad vancing metal prices seem ,.Ss. v act as q stimulant to ninlne VpoF
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-12

Ali the machinery is now on the ground for the smelter at Mansfield. 65 miles southweSt of Benson, and is to be installed as soon as possible.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-12
BOSTON COPPER LETTER.
(Special wire to L. J oyerlock l

BOSTON, June 11.-Copper shares opened strong and the buying was considered very good although there was not much activity and prices were lower. There was some buying of North Butte and selling of Anal gamated. There has been consider able buying of Amaieamsted by a prominent source with western wire connections In the past few days. Old Dominion has been around 35 and very little stock in sight Dullness seems to be the chief factor at the moment -HornbloWer 6 Weeks.
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all that. She says the conditions over in Eng
land even worse than they here; but
really, Delphine, l don't think she can quite
know what they are here.
I've been going around with Miss Lutz
good deal. and have changed my mind about
great many things.-even about wrongdoing.
Delphine. OF course. I've always heard about
those who were more sinned against than sin
ming; but hadn't any idea of what it really
meant Now when | see these patient foreign
women working in their miserable basement
homes and teaching their very babies to work.
and know that all of them together will earn
not much more than their unbuttered bread,
begin to understand. | understand how
person can flare out and do the most terrible
things. Not that believe in it Mercy, no!
| merely say begin to understand
A boy Miss Lutz knew got in some sort of
trouble, and she went over to the Juvenile
Court to say a word for him; and SO | went too.
And Delphine you should see how those poor
children come on and on, in endless pro-
cession.-those children that do wrong, or
whom somebody has done wrong to! They
send them away to institutions: but Miss Lutz
says that is a very poor makeshift. and can
believe it. There isn't much chance for making
an ything worth while of child brought up in
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hard to tell when to laugh and when to cry
or even when to curse!
DEAR me! how l sound You would think
was becoming a dangerous member of
society. | said as much to Mr.. Mace. whom
see quite often. He really has begun to
call. in spite of his VOW that he wouldn't. But
he says he comes to see Aunt Louise.
Do you suppose asked him, that am
becoming a dangerous member of society,""
Il know it. he said.
He takes Aunt Louise and me to the theater.
l am put on the most insidest seat. as Shake
speare would say. Then comes Aunt Louise;
then Mr.. Mace. 1t is dull for me; but he says
he does it SO as to avoid hearing my impressions
about the plays.
"A young person of your age" he says. is
bound to have impressions They are an in
fantile disease. and not SO hard for the one who
has EN- as for them as has EN- in charge"
He likes to talk that way. Really. you
know. he is dreadfully learned He is a socio-
logist. Perhaps you don't know what that
means. Well. neither do |. | told him didn't
know what it was.
Neither does anybody" he says.-"un unless
it means that you waste your time thinking.
instead of doing something" Then he paid
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beautiful. put your face between the thumb
and finger of one hand. and draw your hand
softly down from your forehead to your chin.
A faint smrk SMILE made at the same time.
greatly helps this sign. If the beauty you sd e
a woman, make believe to take hold of
mass of hair the right side of your head.
and follow it down past the shoulder with
your hand-as you see women do in dressing
their hair. To tell about a child. You should
hold your hand as far from the ground as its
head would reach.
The Indian sign language is an interesting
study and it loses nothing of its fascination
through its simplicity and ease of requirement.
1t is primitive but not commonplace. and per
haps the most startling thing one will find in
connection with study of it is that the Indian
signs for beauty, " woman" sleep" see
ing" and hearing" are exactly the same
those used by George L. Fox. the famous
clown. when he played "Humpty Dumpty."
Grimaldi. the great English clown. have
been told. also used them. though of this |
am not certain. That he did is not unlikely.
since they are the natural motions. gestures.
or what you will. for expressing these terms.
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me mpliment.-at least, | guess it a
compliment.
What | like about you, Miss Crotchett."
he said, is that you never waste your time
thinking You are always making noise and
doing something.
Thank you" l said. "You fatter me. At
least l don't take my thinking SO hard some
folks. 1t doesn't make me break out in phre
biological Jumps"
Hit" he cried. You know his head is as
1umpy as frozen marshland. After that he
devoted himself to Aunt Louise and never said
another word to me till he was leaving. Then
he said again:
"a hit-a palpable hitl"
&" Is that quotation?" l asked. l seemed
to have heard it before.
"Oh, dear me do look so stupid?" he asked.
Cant say anything on my own account?"
He seemed to find me very amusing. l
don't know why. We had been out to hear
Mantel in Hamlet two nights before. and he
had been quite respectful Suddenly he seems
to think me ridiculous; Do you know. really
believe hate that man said so to Aunt Louise.
She only sighed. YES" she said. nodding
her head. Il suppose you'll be going the way
of all the rest"
Wasn't that very, very, queer thing to say!
You don't suppose Aunt Louise Is getting
senile. do you?
But enough and enough! I'm afraid bore
you. Anyway, I'm your own. old. fond
KATY CROCHET.
To be conchxaed next Sunday
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MISS FATHERS. the English girl. says that
A'A is what has been done to women: that
their chance has been taken away from them.
She says we are SO unthinking and easily
pleased and SO content to be taken care of by
men or to stand around waiting for some man
to step up and take charge of us, that we don't
realize it.
There are million more women than men in
England" Miss Fathers said yesterday. Now,
even suppOsing every man that could pro-
vided for a woman which is far from the case,
there would remain all these leftovers. They We
got to work. and the reason is not merely
because they don't happen to be provided with
private fortunes. No. they have to work in
order TOTO justify themselves. They must
do something with their hands or their heads.
They must produce as well as consume. They
must play a real part in life, not merely a pre-
tend part"
Miss Lutz clapped her pretty plump little
hands.-they are such comfortable little hands
that they seem not to belong to her anxious
face. They must stand alone. these here
women" she said in that beautiful voice of
hers. They've got to help each other for the
men won't help 'em,-not in any way except
to suit their own pleasure AS for me, l don't
come at the beck an call of no mans finger!'
Then she folded her arms and looked at us with
tragedy in her eyes.
l tell you, Delphine. I'm finding out it's