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The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-10-02
WEBB-EOWARDS

Oskrurst Farm. Naperyille, III.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-03-31
RICH MINING CLAIMS
BONDED FOR $45, 10000

TUCSON, March 30.--James Kane.
one of the big mining men OF the Pat
agonia district. arrived in the city yes
terday and VIII be here for several
days on business. Mr.. Kane is one of
the Oldest and best known operators
Bisbee daily review., 1908-03-31

MARKET WAS
VERY ERRAT|C
Calumet & Arizona Sold Down
to $500, But Soon Went
Back to the 500 Mark
CurbS Were Inactive.
(By Frank J. Graf }

Today's market opened a fraction
lower than the close of Saturday and
showed strength during the day, es-
pecially in the dividend paying stocks.
The feature of the market was the
erratic action of Calumet & Arizona,
which opened at s105.00 and sold as
low as S97, but toward the close Of
the market showed a slight reaction,
closing at $4,000. Just what was the
cause of the decline in this stock is
hard to tell, unless it was due to the
fact that the statement of the Calu-
met & Arizona Mining Company,
which is due, was not up to the ex-
pectations of the specializing public.
Greene Cananea held well during the
entire market, while s. & p. showed
a fractional decline, closing at S12.75
bid. The stockholders of the Calu-
met and Globe Development Company
will very likely receive about so cents
per share. This company was organ
lied some time ago with properties
at Globe, with headquarters at
Larium, Mich.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-03-31
MIAMI COPPER
COMPANY TAKES
over PROPERTY
Valuable Ground In Globe Dis
trict Goes to LeWiSohn Co.
Concentrating Plant Is Now
Promised for Near Future.

GLOBE, March 50.-DeeGs were
filed in the county recorders office
yesterday conveying to the Miami
Copper company some 300 acres of
mineral ground in the Globe district,
lcated six miles west of the city.
Part Of the property was formerly
known as the Oates-Newman group o.
claims which was bonded about tif-
teen months ago to ]. Parke Claiming,
of the General Development company,
a Lewiston syndicate.
Title to all of the property is now
in the Miami Copper company, recent
" organized in Delaware with 100000
shares of IS par value each or a total
capitalization of 100000. OF the
1900 shares remaining in the treas
ury of the company, 200, 600 will soon
be issued for public subscription, the
purpose of the issue being to acquire
a fund for the installation of con-
centrating plant. The first unit of
this reduction works, of 1000 tons ca
pacity daily. will be constructed at
once and it is generally believed that
il will call for the immediate con
struction of the extension of the Gila
valley railroad to that section of the
district
Some of the strongest fnanciers OF
New York and some of the most I'M
portant factors in the copper mining
industry are interested in the Miami
copper company and 1t is now GER
tainty that it will, before long, rank
next to the Old Dominion in import
ance in the Globe district. IL is I'M
derstood that among the directors OF
the company are AdOlph Lewiston
and Jacob Langeloth, presidents re-
spectiveIy of the United Selling COM
pany and the American Metal com
pany. the two largest copper selling
companies in the country. J. Parke
Charming, president Of the Tennessee
Copper company, and others prom-
nent in mining and finance.
These alone are names to conjure
with in the world of copper.
Theodore L. Hermann of the law
firm of Guggenheimer, Untermyer &
Marshall, which organized the COM
pany, is secretary of the General De
velopmcnt company and he is now in
the city attending to the final details
before the announcement of the stock
allotment Is made. He stated to a Sill
yer Belt representative last evening
that the entire amount OF stock which
is to be issued, has already been I'M
derwritten by prominent New York
and Boston financiers and brokers, so
that the full amount required for fur
Their development work and the in
stallation of the reduction works. is
practically in the Golfers Of the com
pany. The subscriptions will be in the
hands of the National Copper bank of
New York.
Mr.. Hermann has promised to
make public through the Silver Belt
the company's plans in details within
few days and the information will
undoubtedly be eagerly awaited by
the Globe district.
Louis A. Wright, the mining engi,
neer who has been supervising the
development work since the company
first began operations in the district
in December, 1907, is expected to
arrive in the city this evening with
his family to take up permanent resi-
dence in Globe.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-03-31
LOGAN g. eRYAN's LETTER

Especial Wire to L. ]. Overlock.)
NEW YORK, March 3O.--The mar
ket was generally lower today, there
being considerable pressure on the
metal and steel issues, which caused
an unsettlement of the list. Connect.
ing reports as to the status of the
steel and iron business caused hest
fancy and selling and the reaction
which started last Friday is likely
to extend somewhat further. How
ever the market became comparative.
ly dull on the decline, indicating INA,
liquidation is not urgent and the in
vestment inquiry has shown signs Of
Improvement The weakness of the
Erie issues was a factor in the de-
cline, but it is generally thought that
the short time notes due in the near
future viii be taken care of in due
time.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-03-31
SAN CARLOS TIMBER
IN FORESTRY BUREAU
Timber Part of indian ReSer-
walton To Be Under For
eSty Control,

GLOBE. March 30.-An announce
ment is expected in the near future
to the effect that the timbered por-
lions of the San Carlos reservation
will be turned ever to the bureau of
forestry and will be under the super
vision of the supervisor of the Tonic
national forest. This information
was brought TO the city by Captain Luz
Their S Kelly, Indian agent at San
Carlos, who issnow in the city from
the reservation. Captain Kelly states
that an inspection of the forests on
the reservation will be made in
very short time by forestry officials.
When the forestry bureau takes
charge of the timberIand on the res
ervation it will be subject to the for
est reserve regulations. Much of the
and steps taken to preserve the
young trees and plant others.
1t is also very probably, according to
the Indian agent, that a ruling will
also be made allowing the quarrying
of limestone and other building ma
teriaI which abounds On the San Car
los reservation.
Captain Eelly anticipates the allot-
ment of the entire San Carlos Teserva-
ton in the near future which will be
followed by the leasing OF lands from
the Indians under the provisions Of
the Dawes act. This will be Of great
Importance to mining men, as not I'M
til, then will the vast mineral lands
of the San Carlos reservation be avail
able for prospecting. Captain Kelly
believes that the allotment will be or
dered by the department very soon,
but before it can be made, surveys
must be perfected and these will occu-
py about year.
The opening of the reservation to
Ieasers which will fellow the allot-
ment, will cause stampede of pros
pectors to the rich mineral sections
of the San Carlos reservation, which
will be an event in the mining history
of Arizona.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-03-31
PROSPERITY IN P|NAL
SAYS ]. { O'CONNOR
Florence Is Growing and New
Penitentiary Source of
Pride to Entire County,

J. f. O'Connor. the district attor-
ney of Pinal county, was in Tucson
yesterday for a few hours on business.
Mr.. O'Connor is one of the best known
democratic politicians of the territory
and is making a splendid record in the
administration of his Office. In addi-
ton to his prominence. officially and
politically, he is also one of the lead
ers among the fraternal orders of the
territory. being at this time the Grand
Master of the Workmen for Arizona,
a position which he has held ever
since the last territorial convention,
says the Star.
Commenting upon things in gener-
al, Mr.. O'Connor said: "Pinal county
and Florence, as well, are looking fine
and doing better. Like all the rest
of this great territory, a little thing
like panic could not keep us down,
and everything in business way is up
and coming with US. Pinal county is
prosperous and the business men of
the city of Florence are looking for a
good year in trade and market. Flor
ence is growing right along and is
putting up good business buildings and
residences regularly as the moath Kills
around.
There is a general feeling Of sat
isfaction over the fact that the rev
penitentiary is to be located at Flor
ence From the plans We think that,
INTELLECTUALLY 1T is going to add to
the beauty of the city, and then of
course, it will be a good thing for
the commercial interests, as the
trade of the big territorial institution
like that is an item of great impOr-
lance to any city: 1t is the general
understanding with us that there
will not be as much labor from out
side to do the work of building the
prison as was first thought, but that
there will be a good deal of convict
labor used.
Politically, Pinal this year, as al
ways in the past, will be democratic,
the only difference being that we
think that it is likely to be the banner
year. Everybody in Pinal county is
for Col. Weedin for one of the dele
gates to the Denver convention, and
we are going to send a delegation to
! Tucson that will support him first,
last and all the time.
Wanted-Clean cotton rags at Re.
! view Office. Sl5
Bisbee daily review., 1908-03-31
TESTER & HICKS.
Brokers.
Over Rinehart's Drug store-Roors
8 and 4 Rntier's Building.

The New York market opened
weak, caused by profit taking and Tor
the first two hours stocks sold freely
showing declines from l to points,
after which prices began to harden
and a rally followed, stocks closing
at about the opening figures
The copper stocks were weak IN
sympathy with New York and y
shilling decline in London copper
showing declines all along the hst-
Calumet & Arizona was the feature
selling from $10S to s97, then back 10
500, where it closed.
The curbs are holding firm and
there is a fair demand for these
stocks at present figures, and we ne
Iieye there is money to be made by
picking them up around the present
levels.
Closing Quotations.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-03-31

was bid Tor block at the close. The
market had a good reaction and house
cleaning should do better.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-03-31
GOVERNOR HOKE SMITH
WILL ATTEND CONGRESS
Chief, Executive of. Georgia
Accepts invitation.

ALBUQUERQUE, n. NJ, March go.
Hon. Hoke Smith, governor of
Georgia, one of the most eloquent
speakers in the whole south and an
able exponent of the policy of nation
al drainage, has accepted an invita-
ton to be present at the sixteenth
National Irrigation congress and
make a speech on this very important
subject. The board of control has
for some time been trying to secure
the attendance of Governor Smith
the invitation being supplemented by
the personal request of William H.
Pope, associate justice of the SUI
preme court of New Mexico and a
friend of Mr. Smith. Secretary
Twitchell of the board Of control yes
terday received the acceptance of
Governor Smith. The news that he
will be added to the list of distin-
gliished visitors and speakers is ex-
tremely gratifying.
otfcial Buttons Arrive.
Twenty thousand of the official
souvenir buttons of the irrigation
congress have arrived and have at
tracted a great deal of favorable at
tention. The buttons which are about
the size of a half dollar are adorned
with the motto, Sixteenth National
Irrigation Congress. Albuquerque, N
NJ, Sept. 90 Oct 3, 1908" The de.
sign is a symbolical representation OF
science bidding the desert drink,
beautifully drawn and executed in
green, yellow and red, the rim of the
button being blue with white letters
The button is extremely artistic and
decorative
Bisbee daily review., 1908-03-31
Timing, Smelters Stock Quotations
NOTED AT HELVET A

TUCSON. March 30.-Conditions at
Eelyetia continue to improve and
each day the developments work adds
greater tonnage to the ore pile.
On the S00-foot level drift is being
run along the footwall Of the ore
body, and when the drifts extends 100
feet beyond the original crosscut, a
second crosscut will be run to deter
mine the size of the ore body at that
point.
The upraise from the 300-foot level
went through so feet of ore, then 20
feet CT lime. and has now been in
heavy sulphide ore IS feet. This
upraise has acted as a crosscut in
determining the size of the ore body
and has proved Of greater amount at
Bisbee daily review., 1908-03-31

the proximity Of the 200-foot level
than. was originally believed. The
size OF the ore body at the 2O0-foot
level is unknown, but is certainly
more than 800 feet in width. The ore
is very heavy and high grade and cou-
tains considerable heat.
On the 200leyel a crosscut vas run
easterly from the north drift. This
crosscut passed through some ore
and the conditions we're such as to
indicate that the work was under
meath a chute ore. The upraise is
now entirely in ore.
The capacity of the hosting plant
at the Copper World mine will be
Immediately Increased so that devel-
opment can be carried on more Wig,
orously.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-03-31

and prospectors in this entire section,
having lived on the Sonita river for
the past quarter of century. When
he first came to this country he was
the foreman of the Empire ranch.
For the past few years he has
been meeting with considerable sue
cess in his mining ventures and his
purpose in coming to this city at
this time is to bond for s45, 900 three
of his patented mining claims in the
Patagonia fields, in which he owns
third interest.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-03-31
WALKER BROTHERS. LETTER.
Especial Wire to L. ]. overlock)

ISpeclaI WIRE 20 L. J. UVeIIUck.J
NEW YORK. March 30-The mar
Bet opened rather weak and contin-
ued to decline on small transactions.
The heavy realizing caused a break
of one to one and a hall points.
There was also put out what was
supposed to be a considerable line o.
shorts, but when this was absorbed
the market quickly rallied. There
was long stock sold largely IN Stee!.
Money continued easy. Erie direct
ors met but made no report, ana the
fact that the bonds due next week
sold today at go had depressing eff,
feet On the stock. The market
closed somewhat under the best
prices, but not materially changed
from Saturdays closing.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-03-31

wanted-Clean cotton rags at Re
view ONCE. $40.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-03-31
PRITCHARD & KEEN
Bonanza Circle and Warren District
Stocks a Speciality.

Agent for the Liverpool & London and
Globe Insurance Companies.
The market today has been rather
unsteady in New York. The opening
was quite strong, but a recession set
in and continued until near the close,
when it began to sell up and closed
strong, with indications of a strong
opening tomorrow.
Calumet & Arizona reached $1,000
but soon got back to $4,000 and
closed at s101.00. North Butte reach
ell $54.00 and closed at $54.75.
Butte Arizona has advanced slight
ly, being IS bid, SO asked and gooc
buv at this price.
Closing Quotations:
Bisbee daily review., 1908-03-31
PROFESSIONAL cARps-
J o o . 0 o . . . . y .
r, A, ALTON, M. D.,
Physician and Surgeon.

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, all chronic and surgical diseases.
, Twentpy years experience in the I
} regular practice of medicine and 4
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Bisbee daily review., 1908-03-31
pAINE-wEeRER LETTER.

Especial Wire to L. J. Overlock.J
BOSTON, March 30.-The houid2-
ton continued this morning and car
ried the whole list down two l'Unpo.
There seemed to be plenty OF buying
orders here, however, and wnen ne
turn came the rally was sharp and
the amount of stock offered was
small. Calumet & Arizona broke
easily on selling of small lots, but
good support was furnished and 800
Bisbee daily review., 1908-03-31

wanted-Clean cotton rags at Re
view office. BIB.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-01
MARRIAGE LICENSES

SIMMONS TACKABERRY-H Harley E. Sim
mons, age "a. native of Ohio and resident Of
Redlands, and Matte L. Tackaberry, age "a,
native of California and resident Of San Fran
CISCO
BARNES LIEFFERS-Ralph z. Barnes. age
21, native of Kansas, and Frieda e. Lief
fers, age %, native Of California; residents
of Tustin.
R-JACKMAN-Edward Golfer, age p,
native of New York and resident of Fuller
ton. and Ethel w. Jackman, age Is, native
of California and resident of Buena Park.
-wILsoN-Ernest E. Corneau, age
"a. native Of New Hampshire, and Helen E.
Wilson, age II. native Of Germany; residents
of Los Angeles.
50. native of Germany, and Louise E. Bush,
age A. native of Wisconsin; residents of Los
Angeles.
ARD-JOHNSON-Charles R. Ballard, age
IS, native of Nebraska and resident Rhyolite,
and jeanette A. johnson. age IS, native Of
Iowa and resident of Los Angeles.
MOOTH-ROBERTS-J Joseph Mooth, age 48, ma
tive of Germany. and Rhoda NJ. Roberts. age
49, native of Mississippi; residents of Los
Angeles.
CLINE-MARLETT-Ber ]. Cline, age "a, ma
tive of Ohio and Mildred Marlett, age 26,
native of Massachusetts; residents Of Los
Angeles.
GAUTT- BooRE-James Gautt age AZ, native
of Texas, and Hattie L. Moore, age 80, native
of Washington, D. c.; residents Of Los An
geles.
FURBECK-QAVIs-Fre W. Furbeck, age rs.
native Of Illinois, and Edith A. Davis, age
25. native of England; residents of Los An
geles.
ALBERS- BARTELL-Henry B. F. Albers age
"a, native of California and resident of san
Pedro, and Mabel L. BarteIl, age 20, native
of Michigan and resident Of Los Angeles.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-01
For Sale or Exchange

FOR EXCHANGE - S0-AcRE IMPROVED
ranch, small house, barn, chicken house; Ell
more county, Idaho; only $1,000; want prop
erty here.
s6-acre finely improved farm near Guthrie,
Oklahoma; good house, barn; only $50 per
acre; want property here.
cottages. Denver; all owned by same
party; only $1,000 for all; clear; want property
here: will assume $1,000.
5-room modern cottage good lot South
Flower, $1,000; want improved ranch, high
elevation.
5-room strictly modern bungalow hot and
cold water, hardwood floors, extra large lot,
30th, near Moneta, only $500; owner wants
home closer in; will assume or pay difference.
Beautiful corner lot, lOOx15O East Holly
wood, $1,000; want cottage.
5-acre fruit ranch, 4-rooms plastered house,
in city of Pomona, $4,000; want cottage here.
5-room modern cottage, close in, Redondo;
want city home, or good grocery.
4-room cottage, lot 1O0x155, Seal Gardens;
want $3.50 lot for equity.
26-acre alfalfa ranch. Artesia, good build
ings, $500; want city.
40-acre alfalfa ranch, railroad and
electric line, at Selma, Fresno county, only
$500; want cottage.
25-acre alfalfa and vegetable ranch, Comp
tom good buildings. pumping plant only
$4,000; want city or Ocean Park.
l-acre orange and alfalfa ranch, good
buildings, plenty water, Arlington Heights,
only s11,000 want home, income or good
business, suburban.
10-acre fruit ranch, fine soil, on Covina
electric, near Baldwin Park; this is fine,
only $500; want city home, same value.
10 nice lots, Seattle; want home here or
Pasadena
2 cottages, Ocean Park, close in, good
rental; only 5000; want city.
Very beautiful fully modern 10-room home,
extra large lot, Ocean Park; want alfalfa
ranch, or good fruit ranch Oceanside or
Esconddo preferred.
We have some excellent properties here
to exchange for eastern; also several good
rooming and apartment houses TO exchange
for cottages and lots.
Our list is very large and choice. Call IL
you have anything to exchange.
IDEAL REALTY CO.,
1906 South Figueroa.
Phones: B6e47, Broadway 1887. Hi
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-01
FOR EXCHANGE
Real Estate

FOR EXcHANGE-15O ACRES OF LAND
with water right; pipe line and fumes;
valued at $4,000. clear of incumbrance;
situated in Riverside county near Corona.
VIII trade for city realty of equal value
or put in $1,000 cash for realty worth
$4,000 Prefer unincumbered city lots.
BLACK BROS. 2Os-aos H. w Hellman
bldg. (Note change of address).
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-01
LOST AND FOUND

LosT-FRIDAY, OCTOBER &c. BETWEEN
Orpheum theater and Postal telegraph
office, large sum of money. Finder Will
receive liberal reward by returning to j.
C. REIFF, box office Orpheum theater
Ill 9
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-01
GIRLS

PATTERsoN-To Robert and Emma Patter-
son, 1926 Avenue rs.
SUTTLE-To Robert and Nellie Suttle, 54a
East Thirty-frst
UNDERWORLD Percy and Georgia Van
derwork, 1876 West Thirty-ffth.
1IARTIN-To Desire and Francois Martin, 131;
Stanford.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-01
BIRTHS
BOYS

sNoW-To Perry and Katherine Snow, 42l
Boyd
HERsOM-To Milton and Carrie Hersom, s4s1
Arroyo Seco avenue.
ALLUIS-To Ferdinand and Julionne Alluis,
1873 Anderson.
BYRNE-To James NJ and Henrietta Byrne,
1S41 Reid.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-01
FIRST UNITARIAN CHURCH

s25 South Flower street. Sunday school
at 9;45 a. m Morning service at IL a
m. sermon by
DIR. BURT ESTES HOWARD.
Rev. f. S. Hodgin will preach his first
sermon November s.
Good music. All welcome. Hill
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-01
SOCIETY NOTICES

WE CLEAN AND PRESS ANY SKIRT; NO
limit to pleats Use; suits $125. Call
everywhere. A47s9, Main ss41. MISSOURI
DYE HOUSE. office 235 s. HILL 1l-1-l
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SHOE REPAIRING

BOUGHT LARGE SHIPMENT OF LEArH-
er for spot cash at low figure. While Il
lasts mems half soles sewed CSC; work
guaranteed. FACTORY SHOE STORE.
ala W Sixth st. 10-l0-m
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rRussEs AND SUPPORTERS

LoNDON Truss CO. TRUSS SITTING sPE-
cialists; elastic hosiery. etc. TAI s. SPRING
STREET. o-lO-1
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ATTORNEYS

ROBERT G. LOUCKS. REMOVED TO 616-61l
Merchants Trust building. Home phone 1888
7-l9-aW- low
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Statesmen and Solicitors

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statesmen for complete line, calendars
combination bank books leather goods
cloth goods, aluminium goods, novelties
Favorable contract for competent man.
ECONOMY ADV. CO.. Iowa City, Ia.
Hill
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MINING AND AsskYINe
STORAGE

HOTJsEHoLD GOODS PACKED BY COM
petent packers moved in large, clean
vans and stored in clean warehouses, or
shipped Private rooms We also sell
coal and wood. Both telephones. SHAT
TUCK & NIMMO WAREHOUSE CO., 100
West Sixth street 10-S1-t t-sa-s I'm