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Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-06-10
Tho Bisbee Mines.

Mining in the Warren district Is quiet with little change from week to week. The Copper Queen company is doing more new work than any other company in the district, this being confined, how ever, to the new power house and the Sacramento shaft. The new hoist is be- ing installed at the Sacramento. This shaft win be completed about July 1, after which date all the ore will be hoisted at this point and the new ma. chinery will be in use, including the skip system and electric ore handling device.
 At the Junction shaft of the Superior < Pittsburg company, the new l.400- foot station is almost completed. Satur. day morning work was begun on the removal off a 2,500 gallon Prescott low lift pump from the 1900 station of the Hoatson, from where it will be trammed on the 1900 level to the Junction.
 Warren District Output.
 The output of the Douglas smelters for the month of May were approxi. Nht thObt OA lut pIt- ceeding month. The output of the Cop. per Queen was 100000 pounds of blis. ter copper, and that of the Calumet & Arizona somewhat less than 1000, DOG pounds.
 Costello vs. Channon Go.
 J. A. Rockefeller, civil engineer; Au. gust Baron and William Tomilson of Tombstone have gone to Gleason, where they will, under the direction of the court, make an examination and sur. vey of the work that has been done by the shannon Copper company on the Copper Belle property in order that the amount of work and alleged damages can be determined, when the case of Martin Costello vs. the Shannon com. pany is called in the district court on the 18th inst, in which Costello seeks to recover damages in the sum of $9O, 900 and to secure an injunction to pre-, vent the company from further work. ing the property under lease.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-06-10
To Contract for Copper

As an evidence of the better feeling toward the metal situation 1t is stated that the copper needed in tho compile ton of one of the large railway ter minals being built in Now York will be contracted for at once, as it is felt that the price is not likely to go any lower and would advance sharply on the other hand with any decided improvement in tho demand.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-06-10
CITY OF GLOBE.
Bids for Furniture.

Sealed bids will be received at the office of the city clerk until June l6 1908 at 12 NJ. for the following articles viz:
 One roll-top desk, 60 inches; one re volving desk chair and six small chairs All bids to be marked bid for fur. niture for city marshal's office.
 The council reserves the right to re- ject any or all bids.
 JAS. H. WEIGH. City Clerk. Dated June 6, 1908.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-06-10
STAGNATION IN I FADING Little Detail to Record of Yesterdays Stock
 Market. STEEL TRADE RUMORS Lake Erie Receivership Produces No Bad
 Effects.

NEW YORK, June 9.-There was not much detail to the record of today ', stock market. In later trading it fell into visible stagnation.
 An impression was aboard that some interests of the steel trade feel dis eouraged over the outlook for that met. al.
 Feeling the Lake Erie receivership SC clearly inevitable, no effect was pro duced by its announcement.
 Bonds irregular.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-06-10

To stop any pain, anywhere in 2U minutes, simply take just one of Dr. Shoop's Pain Tablets. Pain means con gestion-blood pressure-that is all. Dr. SShoop's Headache--or Pink Pain Tab. lets-will quickly coax blood pressure away from pain centers. After that. pain is gone. Headache, Neuralgia. painful periods with women, etc, get instant help. 20 Tablets 25c. Sold by Palace and Globe Pharmacies.
 Mrs. J. W. Callahan has opened dress making parlors at 152 E. Oak street.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-06-10

Weak women should try pr. Shoop $ Night Cure. These soothing, healing, antiseptic supositories go direct to the seat of these weaknesses. My Book No For Women contains many val. uable hints to women, and it is free. Ask Dr. shoop, Racine, Wis, to mail it. Ask the Doctor in strictest conf dence, any questions you wish answer.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-06-10
Superior & pi..sburg's Better Showing

Superior & Pittsburg directors claim the company is now on profit.earning basis and has opened up sufficient ore reserves to supply an additional blast furnace, which will probably be blown in next month. No additional stock will be issued, as the earnings of the mine should increase from now on. An effort will be made to have the stock listed On tho Boston exchange.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-06-10
Mining Profits

To pNy dividends aggregating tho large to,al of sl6,oo4,755 in the first five months of this year--a period in which the market prices of silver, cop
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-06-10

It is pleasing to read in our eastern exchanges of continued betterment in market conditions for copper, but the statements from authoritative sources" and by "large producers" of the small stocks and growing consump. tion of copper would be more satisfy ing if supported by rising prices for the metal. The average dope writer for the eastern financial paper is a con. frmed optimist in the interest of the people who have stocks to sell.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-06-10
Notice

Please pay accounts due "The Cen. tral Market" for Globe Wholesale Meat Co.,, at The Globe Bank & Savings Co. All delinquonts will be collected by at. torney after this pay day.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-06-10

A comparison of the figures giving the production of the Old Dominion for the first five months in each of the years 1906, 1907 and 1908, shows that the variations were quite small. The largest output for the five months was in 1906 and is stated at l4,l6s,000 pounds of blister copper. In 1907 the figures were l4,l7s,00o and this year l4,292,0 ,000.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-06-10
CITY or GLOBE.
Call For Bids.

Globe, Arizona, June 1908. Bids will be received at the City Clerks office until June II, 1908, at l2 o'clock, M., for the following articles; One Flat Top Desk, One Revolving Chair, Three Small Straight-back Chairs, One Typewriter Stand, One Underwood Typewriter.
 JAS. II. WEIGH. Box SAT. City Clerk.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-06-10

New alfalfa hay SIS a ton at Gam. bic s.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-06-10

cd. Dr. Snoop's Cure is sold by Palace and Globe Pharmacies.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-06-10

promising property, but is doing very little development.
 At the Gibson mine force If eighty men is at present employed and develop. ment work is progressing satisfactorily The company is shipping only about twelve tons of ore day, as there is no incentive to larger production with the metal selling below l3 centl.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-06-10

per, lead, spelter and other prod nave reelected the panic of last fall--- is an admirable record for forty.seven mines and metal urgical works in the United States, says the Mining World.
 A careful compilation by The Mining World of the profits distributed by these fortyseven corporations since ;heis organization shows that they have ,aid dividends to the fabulous sum of $4ll ,560,0l4. On the outstanding cani talization of 1864 ,455,050 the dividends declared to date show a return of IA per cent. Surely there can be no better argument in favor of investment in legitimate mining and metallurgical en. terprises.
 
 Copper mines are the best paying, the dividends of eleven for the first five months this year amounting to $5,- 6Sl, ,762, equivalent to nearly 10 per cent on the issued capitalization of $5s,. 775,000, the low market quotations for that metal notwithstanding. Since their incorporation these eleven copper prop critics have sent to their shareholders dividends totaling the enormous sum of $26l, ,494,9 ,954, which is nearly five times the issued capitalization.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-06-10
Closing Quotations

New York Stocks.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-06-10
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

Box s47.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-07-10
nixon
IS in TONOPAH
HERE TO LOOK AFTER BUSINESS
INTERESTS IN THIS SEC
TTON.

United States Senator George s.
Nixon came over from Goldfield yes
terday afternoon and will leave this
morning for the nos "a. His mission
to this section is for the purpose OF
looking into business interests that
require his presence here.
You can say for me that the cleo
ton of the Republican National
ticket is assured" said Senator
Nixon. Contrast the action of the
Republican convention at Chicago
with that of the Democratic conves-
tion now in progress in Denver With
the dual-defeated candidate sitting
at his home in Lincoln, Neb.. and by
long distance debating the methods
of procedure in the convention, it
would seem that the old cry of the
Democratic party of Czarism and die
tatorship on the part of Republicans
is as mole hill beside mountain.
1t was really funny to hear of the
three losts in the convention, namely
the report of the committee on cre-
dentials, the speech of the Kentucky
colonel's and finally the straying off
of the temporary chairman himself.
am not much of believer in sigrs
and hoodoos, but I think that the
fourth one to be lost, William j.
Bryan, will be SO effectually showed
under that they will never be able to
dig him out. The Republicans of Ne
yada are going to carry on one of the
most aggressive campaigns this fall
ever seen in this State, and mark my
word for it, they will win with a
handsome majority. We have the
arguments and the facts to back i'll
our campaign speakers, and the
wholesome truths they will put forth
cannot be contfoverted.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-07-10
|TONOPAH BANKING
HOLDS MEETING
REPORTS OF OFFICERS SHOW
INSTITUTION IN FINE
CONDITION.

A meeting of the directors of the
Tonopah Banking corporation was
held yesterday afternoon at the Off
ces of the bank in the Brougher-
Govan building. The report of the
officers show the bank to be in an
exceedingly fiourishing condition and
the business of the institution con-
stantly increasing. Senator George
S. Nixon was reelected president,
while George Wingfield becomes vice
president in place of John S. Cook.
Eugene Howell, cashier; R. G..
Moore, assistant cashier and the fol-
lowing directors were reelected: H.
C. Brougher, W. j. Douglas, w. j.
Harris, Charles E. Knox and T. L.
eddie. The board of directors has
been reduced to seven, where it was
formerly nine, John S. Cook and =.
A. Keith retiring.
The bank is one of the strongest
financial institutions in the West, the
officers and directors being rated IS
the shrewdest as well as the wealth.
est men in the State of Nevada.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-07-10
WINGFIELD LOOKS
FOR GOOD TIMES
SAYS NEVADA WILL SOON BE
THROBBING WITH RENEWED
LIFE.

George Wingfeld, who came over
from Goldfield yesterday to attend
the directors meeting of the Tono-
pah Banking corporation, returnei
to the southern camp in the after
noon. He was busy man every
minute that he was here. but man
aged to say that business conditions
were improving at a rapid rate AMI
that by the time fall comes around
the entire State of Nevada would
be vast hive of industry. In con-
versation with investors. East and
West, they said they were awaiting
the signal and money would flow in
this direction in constantly increas-
ing streams.
The Combination mill, one of the
largest in the country. now has the
steel for the structure on the way
and the plant will be completed and
ready for operation by the list of DC
tober. They are pushing it to com
pletion as fast as time and mono,
can accomplish it.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-07-10
GOOD WORK IN
LEASING field

General good work. some of t
quite rapid, has been the main rec
ord of the last week in the leasing
field. More actual development has
been accomplished than in any pre-
vious week, with considerable addi-
ton to the ore area and yet no sensa-
tions have occurred to cause com
ment. The most notable inciden,s
of ore improvement have occurred ! !
the Shea & Deane lease on block
of the Deyling, in the Frances Lime
Point lease, in Shoaf, Turner. In
gram & Dilley lease on Lime Point
No. s, and in the Stangle, Wykoff &
Newcomb lease on the Grand Cen
trail. One new lease has begun opef.
ations. Another hoist is being ar
ranged for. More leases are being
planned
The sensible action of the Miners
union in accepting the Tonopah scale
has entirely removed any threatened
disturbance on that score.
Several of the leasers are likely q
cut into shipping ore any day. 4
calm survey of the field convincc'
one of the general satisfactory con
ditiong with any number Of strikes
and sensations imminent.-Hornsi.
yer Herald.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-07-10
RAYCRAFT'S FIND
At MANHATTAN
TAKES OUT $1,000 WORTH OF
ORE IN TWENTY-FIVE
FOOT-HOLE.

A message received yesterday by
Cashier Eugene Howell, of the Tono-
pah Banking corporation, from Mani
haitian says that Arthur Raycraft, OIL
the Union No. lease on the MAMMA
tan Dexter mining company's ground
from a 25-foot hole in the ground
has already taken out within the
past few days $4,000 worth of ore.
The strike has caused great sensa-
ton in the camp, and everybody IS
predicting great things for that
place. The property adjoins the
Earl Mining company's ground and
was formerly owned by that compa-
ny. In the course of settlement over
ground that was in litigation, the
Earl Mining company transferred the
ground to the Dexter. The strike Is
in the vicinity of leases and claims
where vast amount of money has
been taken out.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-07-10
REVEILLE PEOPLE
ENJOY THE Fourth
Especial to the Bonanza. }

REvEILLE MILL, New, July T.
The people of this district celebrated
the Fourth In very becoming man
ner, and the participants enjoyed
themselves to the fullest extent. At
break of day on the Fourth an ex-
plosion of powder woke up every
body for miles around. Mr.. and Mrs.
J b. Fallini gave picnic at the
pretty Eden canyon to which many
Of their friends were invited. The
guests were principally from the Sill
VERIFIED mine. A delicious lunch was
spread at noon under the beautiful
trees of the canyon by the side of a
spring of ice cold WISER. Those en-
ioying the hospitality of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fallini were Messrs. Eakon,
NJ. Buckley, G. Peterson, ]. Lavanni
and Miss Minnie Scaramella, of San
Bernardino, sister of Mrs. Fallini
who is on visit here.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-07-10
10 MEET AGAIN
next MONDAY
OAIAHSSIONERS WILL THEN
CONSIDER PURCHASE OF
SEWER SYSTEM.

The County Commissioners were
gain in session yesterday and trans
cted considerable business. Late
b the afternoon they took recess
ntil Monday morning, when they
fill meet and consider the question
g municipal ownership of the sewer
*ge system.
At the meeting yesterday they APP
ointed regular voting agencies for
III the precincts in the county, with
he exception of townships where
here are justices of the peace.
A large number of valueless prop
rites were struck from the della
uent tax list.
DR.. E. X. Smith was appointed
Health Officer and County Physician
4 t Round Mountain.
A sum was appropriated for the
repairing of the bridge crossing Hot
Greek. near Twin Springs
Screens we're ordered provided fol
|he west side of the courthouse, as
Eere awnings.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-07-10
name CAPTAINS
OF HOSE TEAMS
VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT
HELD IMPORTANT MEETING
LAST NIGHT.

A special meeting of the Tonopan
Volunteer fire department was held
at the fire department headquarters
last night, and the good work If
electing captains of the various hose
carts was accomplished. No. 4,
which is located on Florence avenue,
will be in charge of Ambrose Mu.-
ply. Johnnie O'Connell will have
charge of No. 2. ON Bryan avenue
No. 3, located on Oddie avenue, will
be under the ruling of Poke Kelly.
No. 4, which is located at the depot
will be captained by Pete Jockum
Gus Hensel from nov on will be III
charge of the hook and ladder, whicr
will be known as Truck No. /.
After the meeting all hands re
paired to the Trade Council hall an
INDUCED in a repast that was wei
gotten up under the direction o.
George A. Moore, John Roscalle~ AM
Chief Swasey. Three boxing boue,
were held for the amusement Of tn,
onlookers, which proved good enter
tainment.
At the next meeting arrangement!
will be made for the minstrel SHOW
which will take place on date to D.
announced later.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-07-10
MAXSON Still
IN The Fight
REPORT THAT RENO MAN HAD
WITHDRAWN PROVES AN
ERROR.

Colonel H. B. Maxson was in the
city yesterday from Reno, looking af-
ter business at the government lani
office, says the Carson News. While
in the city Mr.. Maxson informed sew.
eral of his friends that the report he
had withdrawn as candidate for
the nomination for Congress on the
Republican ticket, is all buncombe.
Il am in the fight for the non1ina-
tion," said Colonel Maxson, ''and
expect 10 win. If get out my friends
will be so informed.
Il expect to make clean, digni-
fed fight for the nomination, and If
selected will make the same sort of q
race for the office Nevada needs
many things from the National Gov
eminent; if am elected my constant
aim will be to try and land these,
and | will succeed. The people uf
Nevada know me; if nominated, with
them will rest the verdict which
cannot help but view confidently"
Shown an article in the Sacra-
mento Bee yesterday purporting q
be some of the inside workings Of
the political pot in Nevada, Mr.. Max
son stated that the article was al
most wholly false. The article il
question is from Reno correspond
ent and is a mass of contradictions
which were easily and quickly point
ed out.
Colonel Maxson returned to his
home in Reno last evening, havinl
completed his work at the Govern
ment Office here.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-07-10
PERSONAL MENTION

Walter Trent, Of Reno, is in this
Iity.
Newt. Crumley returns to Gold
held this morning.
Jim Butler left yesterday for Cold
Held and the south.
Paul Tarpey has gone to Califor-
hit for short visit.
Sam Lindsay returned to his home
in Rhyolite yesterday.
John s. Cook, the Goldfield bank
pr, was in town yesterday.
Kenneth Fletcher, a well-know'
mining man. is in Tonopah.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sydney Hodson re
burned yesterday from California.
Roy Shadinger came in from thu
Coast yesterday. He left at noon fol
Goldfield.
Ned Greenaway, of San Francisco
passed through Tonopah yesterda.
pn his way to Goldfield.
T. E. Edwards. accompanied b,
his daughter, Miss Gertrude, cam.
in yesterday from the Coast.
Walter J. Harris, formerly will
the Tonopah Banking corporation
but who is now located in Reno, is il
5town.
il s. Seward, mining enginee
|leaves this morning for Cro'
Springs to make an examination o
property in that vicinity.
George r. Plyer. Of San Jose, al
frived yesterday from California. H
bis interested in mining property a
silver Bow and will leave for tina
camp In few days.
otto Herlocker, an eminent min
ling engineer, who has been maxim
examinations of mines near Typo TO
Ithe past two months. arrived in thi
Ecity yesterday Mr.. and Mrs. Her
Hooker are the guests of Mrs. John $
$Kirchen, of the Extension.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-07-10
SUCCESSFUL SALE
AT MRS. s. BERT COHEN'S.

The remarkable sale at Mrs. ).
Bert Cohen's has been the topic of
interest for all the ladies in Tonopah.
The wonderful value Of the goods
shown combined wish the exclusive
styles and the surprisingly low rice.
have appealed to every one and have
proved irresistible to old and young
alike
Mrs. Cohen is determined to en-
tirely close out her stock Of summer
goods at any cost, and has cut her
prices to an almost unbelievable ex-
tent. 1t is remarkable how much
one can get for little money, and
every one can afford to freshen up
her midsummer wardrobe.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-07-10
BUFFERS GREAT
DRAWING CARD

Baby Hackley, the colored juvenile
artist who has been entertaining the
Butler Theater patrons this week, is
continuing to improve as a drawing
card. She was encored time and
time. again last evening and eacn
time produced something new and
original. The little playhouse Was
crowded last evening and every one
seemed pleased with the entire pro-
gram
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-07-10
BIG Mining men
| VISIT west end


The West End is the Mecca tow
Erd which all travellers wend their
Eay Arriving there they bow in
1--WE to what they witness. A party
of George Wingfeld, H. c.
Brougher, Walter y. Harris, w. j
Douglas and Bob Govan, under the
guidance of Superintendent Fred
|corkill. visited the scene of the new
ktrike at the bottom Of Shaft No. ?
These gentlemen, who are all emf
bent in the mining world and prac
ical miners at that, were highly
pleased at the extent and richness d
/ he ore bodies exposed.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-07-10
LEAGUE FORMED
IN this DISTRICT
-FOUR TEAMS COMPOSE THE NEW
BASEBALL ORGANIZA.
TTON.

A meeting of the managers of the
three baseball teams in Tonopah and
the team at Millers was held yester-
day at the office of p. E. Keller anil
a league formed which will provide
the fans with sport until October J,
when the season closes. The teams
that will enter the league are the
Eagles-Elks, Montana-Tonopah, To-
nopah Mining and the Millers team.
The following schedule was fixed up
July ~, at Tonopah--Tonopah
Mining VS.. Northumberland. At
Millers- Eagles-Elks VS.. Millers.
July 10, at Tonopah-Tonopah
Mining VS.. Eagles-Elks. At Millers
Montana-Tonopahe VS.. Millers.
July rs, at Tonopah- Montana-To-
nopah VS.. Eagles-Elks. At Millers
Tonopah Mining VS.. Millers.
August 2, at Tonopah- Eagles
Elks. VS.. Millers.
August .. at Tonopah-T onopan
Mining VS.. Eagles-Elks. At Millers
-Montana-Tonopah VS.. Millers.
August 16. at Tonopah- Montana
Tonopah VS.. Eagles-Elks. At Millers
-Tonopah Mining VS.. Millers.
August %, at Tonopah- Montana
Tonopah VS.. Tonopah Mining. AT
Millers Eagles-Elks VS.. Millers.
I
August 80, at Tonopah- Montana
Tonopah VS.. Millers.
September 6, at Tonopah-Tono-
pah Mining VS.. Eagies-Elks. At Mil
observation-disclosures VS.. Millers.
September z, at Tonopah Ca. M. }
-Tonopah Mining vs. Montana-To-
nopah: Up. n.y. EagIes-Elks VS. Mil.
lers.
September IS, at Tonopah Mon,
tant-Tonopah VS.. Eagies-Elks. Al
Millers-Tonopah Mining VS.. Millers
September 20, at Tonopah-Mon
tana-Tonopah VS.. Tonopah Mining
At Millers Eagles-Elks VS.. Millers
4 September 27, at Tonopah- To
nopah Mining VS.. Millers.
| James Morris was selected presi
dent of the league and A. H. Rounse
veil as secretary.
/ Rules were drawn up, the mos
important of them being that Their
I will be no transfer of players BE-
tween any of the teams of the league
1 The umpire was given the authorit,
OF disciplining players. The presi
dent was given authority to appoin
umpires. James Kelly was satisfas.
: tory to all.
Il 1t was also decided all manager
must register their players and NJ
player can participate in any gam
unless he has been registered 70
] two weeks.
4 The Eagles-Elks We're Above
Tuesday and Friday evenings a
practice nights on the local diamond
4 The Tonopah Mining was Above
5 Mondays and Thursdays, and til
!. Montana-T onopah We're given Satui
} days and Wednesdays.
: Those present at the meeting wer
p. Los Ramp, w. III. Blackburn, Ler
Plat, P. e. Keller. R. P. Dunlap an
w. G. Hunter. The next meeting G
the league will take place on Monda
evening at o'clock
Certificates of location at thl
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-07-10
OLD-TfMER DEAD.

Henry Hawkins, an old resident Of
This city, died last evening, at his
nome in this city. of pneumonia, af-
ter a short Illness. He leaves wife
land three children. He was working
lin Rawhide on some mining proper
ties when seized with pneumonia,
land despite the fact that he immedi-
lately came to Reno and had received
tine best of care. he was unable 10
Withstand the attack. Reno Jour-
|nai.