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Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-03-18
BLACK HAWK SHAFT
IS SHOWING UP WELL
Development Work on Arizona
Commercial Working Being
Pushed Ahead.

The Black Hawk shaft of the Ari-
iona Commercial and the Great East
ern shaft of the Superior & Boston are
now connected on the 5th level, the
east drift on the Black Hawk vein
driven by the Arizona Commercial and
the west drift OF the Great Eastern
being connected. The result Of the
connection will be to greatly better
the air in the lower workings of both
mines and will also facilitate further
development work and mining by both
companies.
In the Great Eastern the vein will
now be explored to the east and a
drift will be started along the footwall
in that direction from the point where
the first crosscut intersected the Black
Hawk vein. This work is being done
for the purpose of ascertaining suit
able site for the sinking of main
working shaft for the Superior & Bos-
ton. AS soon as the vein has been
sufficiently explored, stopping will be-
gin in the Great Eastern and snip.
ments made to the smelter.
General samples taken at various
points in the 220 feet opened up in the
Black Hawk vein run all the way from
8 per cent to 12.5 per cent. The vein
throughout on the 5th level In both
the Black Hawk and Great Eastern
shafts is thoroughly oxidized and en-
gineers and biologists who have ex-
amined It are unanimous in the opin-
ion that sulphide ore will be obtained
with depth, but it will be some time
before the reenrichment zone can be
delved into and explored. Recent de-
velopments show the Black Hawk vein
to be one of the richest in the dis.
trict.
The Arizona Commercial is continu-
ing to ship daily about thirty-five tons
of ore from the Black Hawk mine
The new shaft on the Eureka claim is
now about 260 feet deep and skiing is
progressing slowly.
There have been no new develop
ments at the Globe Consolidated, al
though development work continues
as usual in the Gem and Globe-Boston
shafts of the company. The Future
Copper vein on the 18th level Of the
Gem should be cut in a week or ten
days.-Silver Belt.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-03-18
Statement OF GREENE
CONS. AFFAIRS ISSUED
Only Profits During Last Year
of Operation Derived From
Sale of Stocks.
(Boston News Rurean.l


Boston-In the report of the Greene
Consolidated Copper Co. for the II
months ended December 81, 1907, the
net profits for that period amounting
to S3,22,247 are slightly under the re-
ceipts from the sale of 100000 shares
of Cananea Central stock, $500
shares of Sierra Madre Land & Lun-
Der Co. stock and the company's in
terest in the Abundaacia claim-total-
ing S3,352,500. Earnings from mil
.eral and miscellaneous revenue total
ed 81, 1897, against total expendi-
lures of $11,51S,656.
In the annual report of the company
for the year ended July 81, 1906, it
was shown that had the company not
realized a profit or approximately 81
000 900 from the sale of mineral lands,
a deficit after dividends would have
existed.
In tae last month of operation, Oc-
tober, 1907, the Greene Co. produced
about 100000 pounds of copper and
during that month the mining costs
had been materially reduced under
the new system, to about 81 per ton
By May / production at the proper
ty will probably be again under way
although to what extent President
Thornton is unable to state at pres
ent as it will depend quite largely up
on the condition of the copper market
at that time. The mine management
figures on an average of so pounds to
the ton recovery from ore in tae fu-
ture, this comparing with 1888 pounds
in the report just at hand.
1t has not yet fully decided where
mining, when resumed, viii begin, for
copper market conditions will be the
main governing factor.
II is estimated conseryatively that
there is blocked out in the property
of the Green Consolidated about g.
100000 tons of ore which will average
31s% copper
There are still several large stock
holders who have retained their shares
in the Greene Consolidated certif-
Gates. These interests now have in
mind a proposition to send down &c
the Greene property an expert engin-
eer t. make report. While official
privilege has not yet been granted,
President Thornton intimated yeste--
day that IL reputable engineer were
employed for this purpose. he woI.d
find nothing to hinder him.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-03-18
POLAND MINE TURNS
OUT GOLD RAPIDLY
Old Claims Still Valuable.
Twenty Stamp Mill Be-
ing Operated.

PRESCOTT, March I7.-Three bars
of gold, representing total value of
$4,000, were received yesterday by the
Prescott National bank from the Po-
land Mining company, the result OF a
recent mill run on ore from the Acct
dental mine, one of the principal prop
critics of the PolaDI group. The bars
will be shipped to the branch mint in
San Francisco today.
The Accidental claim covers one of
the series of veins tapped by the Po-
land tunnel which connects Poland
and Walker through the mountain
range dividing Big Bug from Lynx
creek. There is said TO be an ore
body eight feet in thickness exposed
in the mine which supplies the Poland
mill at the mouth of the tunnel with
sufficient ore 70 keep its twenty
stamps busy, day and night. The
tunnel passes through a number of
other lodges, owned by the Poland
Mining company, but work il being
confined at present to the exploitation
of the occidental.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-03-18
Timing ,Smelters s Stock Quotations.
DEMAND
PAYMENT OF CLAIMS

With debts amounting to approx
mately $4,000, of which the greater
part must be raised by tomorrow, the
Development company,
which has been operating in the Glib
son section of the district, appears to
be up against it. OF the amount men
toned, $1,000 is due to employees for
services and the remainder is due to
the local merchants for stores and ma
chinery and to ore haulers. Fffty-two
men were employed at the mine ana
many OF these nave received no pay
for six months.
A meeting of employees of the com
pany following one held at the mine,
was held at Firemen's Hall in tnis
city, yesterday afternoon. At the
meeting held previously, it was decid.
ed to give the company until yesterday
to come through, but at the subse-
quent meeting the time was extended
until tomorrow, as word would be
forthcoming on that day.
There is also final payment of
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-03-18

$4,000 due on the mine to R. G. Good
win, thel original owner. which, ac-
cording to the bond, must be paid on
April 1.
The Independence company ship
ped 400 tons of heavy sulphide ore to
the Old Dominion smelter during the
month of February and it is said that
the precious values in the ore more
than paid the teaming and treating
charges. Thos. E. Parish, who has
been operating the mine. left several
weeks ago for California, where it is
understood he went for the purpose Of
seeing the financiers who have been
backing nim in the deal.
1t is also reported that a strong
syndicate is willing to assume all OBJ
legations of the company and take
over the mine, providing that Mr..
Parish relinquishes the controlling in
terest, but thus far, it is said, he has
refused to meet this requirement.
Several suits will be filed against
the company tomorrow if the neces-
sary coin is not forthcoming.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-03-18

AGAIN GAINS
TWO POINTS
Is Feature of Copper List
New York Market Is Strong
Throughout Session, But
Little Change on Curb.
(By Frank ]. Graft

Today's market showed iittie
change over that of yesterday, al
though the demand for copper stocks
is better. Amalgamated, Anaconda
and Copper Range were the feature
of the copper list. Amalgamated and
Anaconda both made two points ad-
vance and held them at the close.
Copper Range made an advance of
one point The New York market
was active and strong during the en-
tire session. Southern Pacific, Brook
Ign Rapid Transit, Missouri Pacific
and Shelters were the most active on
the New York market. The curb
market fails to show any improve
ment, although stocks are firm.
Greene Cananea holds well at s LIZ
and Superior & Pittsburg at IL 1-2.
DEM Arizona is being well supported
at 1-2, and SAattuck lis in demand
at 1890.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-03-18
PRITcHARD & KEEN.
Bonanza Circle and Warren District
Stocks Speciality.
Agent for the Liverpool & London ana
Globe insurance Companies.
March 10th, 1908,

MarCl lOlns 1913
The market closed with a slight re-
cession caused by profit taking, out
with copper metal up one-eighth Oh
a cent again today we do not anticf
pate any great recession in the gen
eral market. Some of the leading
stocks have been advancing too fast
to hold without recessions.
There are many good buys among
our local stocks. Butte & Arizona
dropped to Al cents bid and AZ cents
asked. and we believe the public
should take advantage Of this recess
sion and pick some of this stock up
as a money maker.
Gold Nugget stock Is still selli1g
at 20 cents. This stock, we believe
wiz make good money for investors.
Buy some of this stock now.
Closing Quotations: ..
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-03-18
MINERAL HILL
PROPERTY NOW
In OPERATION
Tie-Up Over Suit for Wages
Does Net Last Long-De-
velopment Will Go Steadily
Ahead.

TUCSON, March lit developed
that the suit which was filed by For
mer Superintendent Jones and Frank
Moss against the Mineral Hill Con-
solidated for wages alleged TO be due
in excess Of $4,000 did not tie up the
company, as was at first UNDERSTOOD
ON the contrary, as long ago as last
Monday. in order that the property
might not be hindered in its work a
repleyin was instituted jim behalf OF
the company. a bond raised and the
attachment lifted. Tom Boleyn was
placed in charge as superintendent
and tbe work proceeded to go forward
without interruption. ar
Judge Blenman, the attorney LOT tne
company, stated yesterday that MIN
eral Hill is not in the slightest oesree
in any financial embarrassment LoI
tSe prosecution of its WORK. me
company has ample funds at hanu
10 carry on all work and Ihe
,Vbich was filed was only tempo
rary impeachment and there never a.
any timeJsas the slightest danger Oh
permanent interruption OF the "ofA
at the property.
p Reeser. tae secretary and gen
oral manager of the Mineral hli' 70
on his way to this city from his nome
in Pittsburg, Pa, and is expected 10 al
tive here some time today he VIII
at once make an active investigator
of the affairs of the company anu
prans will be made for a moro actiHe
avna,a it,1rs OF money and labor IN de-
welcoming the property He will be &C
compapiad by Mr.. ]. A Traitor OF Den
ver who will select a location tor. the
concentrator which the company IS 10
build very shortly. =
THE affairs of the company are IN
first class shape and Mr.. Reeser VIII
bring with him ample funds 10 pay on
all the indebtedness in the way
wages due employees and LOT Ihe lux
Their carrying on OF the work'
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-03-18
HUTTON & co.'s LETTER.
Especial Wire to L. J. Overlook.

Especial Wire to L. J. Overlook
NEW YORK, March I7.-Early
operations today represented selling
by disappointed bulls, In which many
stop orders were caught in the leading
issues, creating an irregular and
heavy tone. This was sufficient
to give courage to the bears
who helped the early decline. How
ever, commission house business was
extremely limited and the bulk of
activity was confined to the floor.
The general spirit Of the market was
changed after the noon hour. when
some heavy buying orders appeared in
coppers. carrying this stock up two
per cent from the early figures. The
shorts were quick to respond to this
movement, and a general covering
occurred toward the close. The sit
uation is simply mending and we
look for corresponding betterment
in security values.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-03-18
Ell TIGRE COMPANY
BUYS NEW MACHINERY
Thoroughly Modem Concen-
trating Plant Purchased,

Ell PAso. Texas, March 1.-THE
Lucky Tigre Combination Gold Min
ing company, whose properties are, To-
Gated at FL Tigre, district of Mocre-
yuma, Sonora, recently purchased a
complete equipment of concentrating
machinery, which will form one of
the most modern mills in the district.
The machinery contains a set each of
26'x15" and 36"x15" Chalmers
crushing rolls, two single, one com
partment Hartz jigs of special design
with screen area 24''x4O", similar in
design to those installed at the Can
anea Copper company, and two sets.
of two compartment and three com
partment Hartz jigs, having screen
area of 24vx36". There is also IN
cluded eight trommel screens, two
centrifugal pumps, each with 81 dis
charge and approximate capacity OF
500 gallons per minute, ten standard
vanners complete, ten concentrating
tables, and a forty horsepower al-tc-
matte engine with cylinders TO- -
The home ONCE of this company rs
at Ksrsas City.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-03-18
TESTER & HICKS.
Brokers.
Over Rinehart's Drug Store-Rooms
3 and 4 Antler's Building.
Bisbee, March IT.

Bisbee, March H. :
Today's market opened weak and
most all of the New York list sold
off for the first hour, when stocks pc pc,
gan to rally and prices advanced all
along the list, with St. Paul, Union
Pacific, Pennsylvania and Reading
the features, about one point VIII
cover the gains in the Boston hsted
issues. but most stocks closed strong
and will probably go higher tomor-
row. -,
The curbs are quiet and show very
little change for the day we iooh
for a steady market.
The annual meeting of the Greene
Canauea Company is being held TO
day, but we have been unable to learn
what action has been taken regarding
the oDening at Cananea.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-03-18
WALKER BROTHERS, LETTER.

Especial wire 20 L. }. OFeFlOck-J
NEW YORK, March 1.-THE mar
ket at the opening was barely steady,
then developed a good deal Of pres
sure Traders found H. gcgd many
stop orders and then the whole mar
ket became weak. Later the market
was dull, but in the afternoon prices
improved and then became strong.
Under TIC lead of Reading and Union
Pacific the activities advanced. Steel
was also bid up. The strength con
tiaued until the close. While The mar
ket Is a professional one. the under
tone is good and the tendency is GER
taialy upward for the time being.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-03-18
PAlNE-wEe5ER LETTER.
(Special Wire to D. ]. Overlockl


BOSTON, March 17.-After a quiet
opening the demand for stockSF in
creased and by the close the traders
and shorts were scrambling TO buy
them. North Butte and Range raj
lied easily and are the best stocks to
trade in at this moment. The Globe
shaft OF the Range is nearing tho
lode. and something should be heard
from it within a month. New York
people expect that If they strike a
good copper bearing lode that it win
increase the value OF the stock at
least ten points. Royal and Allouez
reports were both disappointing and
the Mohawk showing will be equally
bad. This will tend to divert atten-
ton and buying TO the Butte stock
and TO Copper Range, which is a gen.
eral favorite at present.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-03-18

For Review ioD ana business of3cs
Cal Phcne 80.
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wanted-Clean cotton rags at Re
gj2T Office. olo.
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The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1908-11-09

of parting had come, but tuck
ing the hand of 1.-The sweetest
girl we know" under our arm
and thanking the league for a
very pleasant evening, home we
went.
would like TO iadd in con-
clusion that | understand the
league has not been organized
long, but is doing good work; in
fact, the church in growing.
Since August twenty have con-
nected themselves with the
church and twelve children have
been baptized. Mr.. Dixon, the
pastor, is truly the right man
in the right place"
Spectator
! Lumber Bridge, N. c., Nov
3, 1903.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1908-11-09
The Age of Presidents.

Wall Street Journal.
Roosevelt's celebration of his
fftieth birthday recalls the fact
that he is the seventh President
to have presided in the White
House during his fiftieth year.
The other six were Polk, Fill
more, Pierce, Arthur and Cleve-
land in his first term. Polk, Fill
more and Arthur were fifty in
the first year Of their administra-
ton. Pierce and Cleveland be-
came fifty in the third year of
their administrations, and Grant,
who until the coming of Roose-
welt was the youngest of the
Presidents, became fifty in the
fourth year of his administration.
Garfield was forty-nine when he
was inaugurated, but died before
he reached the age of fifty.
1t is noticeable that Roosevelt
reaches the age of fifty in the
last year of his administration
and he leaves office at an age
earlier than when the majority
of the Presidents entered it. The
average of the first thirteen Pres
idents was ffty-seven at thu
time of their Inauguration. Thu
average age of the last thirteen
was fifty-one.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1908-11-09
Three CromweIls.

st, Louis Pose-Dspatch.
There have been three great
Cromwells.
First was that Cromwell. the
wool merchant who helped Henry
VIII contrive some of his most
lawless schemes. He fell vic
tim to the Kings displeasure as
soon as Henry had got out of him
all he wanted, and lost his head.
Second, there was Oliver, who
served the Lord and quoted Scrip
ture so diligently that he became
head man in England, after doing
a little work as headsman upon
the King.
Third, there is William Nelson
Cromwell, who appears to have
all the genius of the other two
and more than their good for
tune. William Nelson buys canals,
organizes syndicates, dictates the
appointment Of campaign trea.
surers and generally governs the
government. He is a man Of
mystery, a portent of plutocracy
He is the greatest of the Crom
wells.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1908-11-09
How to Cure a Cold.

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Colds and Group In Children.

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