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The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-06-12
LOOMS.

LOOMS, June ll.-Misses Sarah,
Bernice aud Willie Comstock and
the Misses Peryl Pcoley and Mabel
Taylor went west Of the river FRIDAY
to see the country and to visit
relatives an FRIENDS.
G. p. Taylor has heen a little
under the weather.
The Badger town board met the
'Lctcher town board Friday afternoon
at the Frank Foss school house TO
see what was to be done with that
road north OF there.
Charlie Smith was home for a few
days the last of the week. returning
to his work Monday.
Art Hail and family of Washington
Springs are visiting with her parents
Mr.. and Mis-. S. Holbruck.
Joe Kotrba and family visited at
the home Of Warney West Sunday.
Mrs. Weston, OF Milwaukee, is
visiting at the home Of her children,
MI. and Mrs. John:D ondelinger.:
Dale Barr Of Wessinpton Springs
is visiting at the home OF his grand
parents, Mr.. and MIS- Joe. Gilallan.
f. Fl. Foss the landman was at
Miller the first OF the week showing
some parties some land.
i The stalwarts got the most votes
10 this precinct. There was SO
republi: an votes cast and two demo-
Gratis. j. E. Watkins got 50. out Of
SO. II the rest Of county bad done
as we'll MI. Watkins would have
been elected.
The LOOMS base ball club is going
to play the Prosper Eagle team Sat-
urday afternoon at Loomis.
E. w. Doyle and w. III. Butts got
into a dispute over a calf Sunday
and Mr.. Butts took the calf and
Doyle had him arrested Monday.
James Woodcock ST.. of Seattle,
WASH, died Sunday. Mr.. Woodcock
was a resident of this county rot
long since.
Tn re will be Children day exer-
cises at the Loomls church Sunday
June IA. There Is going to be a
large program. Everybody come
and hear it:
Bert Beaumont, cashier of the
Loomis State bank. started Wednes-
day for Catskill N. Y, for a months
visit with relatives and friends.
Friday, June 5, Mrs. Alex Darmer
entertained at a reception dinner for
Mr.. and Mrs. Flank Darmer. Plates
we're laid for fifty and a very dainty
four course dinner was served. The
gifts presented to the young couple
upon this occasion we're as follows
From MIR. and Mrs. Alex Darmer,
father and mother OF the groom,
b%edspread; MIR. and Mrs. Tom
Darmer, brother and sister-in-law
Of the groom, gravey spoon; Mrs.
Zina Cruttenden OF Helena Montana,
sister of the groom, a hand-painted
Lunch cloth: MIR. and Mrs. Jos.
Gillian ST., sugar shell aud butter
knife: Mr.. W. I'll. Gilfillan a cold
meat fork: Mr.. W. Fl. Gilfillan a
berry spoon: Miss Eva Gillian a
cream ladle: Master Dyle Barr, of
Washington Springs. S. D.. indi-
vldual silters; Mi. and Mrs. Geu.
Gleen luneii %clctll; MI. and Mrs.
j. b. Taylor wate1set: Mable and
Ward Taylor a jardinlere; Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. McGaryev a china berry
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-06-12

FRIDAY. JUNE u, l9o5.
rlallAlI ElEcTlon VOTE
Detailed Statement Of tho Vote Of Da-
vison Uoant ON state and.
CSuaty Tickets.
Below is the vote Of thssj state and
county republican tickets cast It the
1simary election held Tuesday. There
M no opposition, on the democratic
md prohibition tickets. and their cam
Aidates we're III nominated.
] & HsIolts ION sPrUpper. and Rome
1UwnshitS have not been received az
Ut:
PERRY TOWNSHIP.
senator-Crawford. 10. Kittredge
70; Congress-Burke 10. Glass IL,
Hall ~. Martin II. Governor
Browne IS. vessey IA. Lieutenant
0overnor-shrader 10. shober IL.
secretary of state-Munson 3, Policy
u. Waltner 13. Attorney General
Hewitt IL. Clark Is. Auditor
Herring 10. Warner IL. Treasurer
-Cassil IL, johnson 10. Commits
sioner OF Schools Lands-Dokken IA,
Eide II. Public Instruction-Ra-
mer IL, Ustrud 10. Railroad Com
missioner, Robinson IL. Smith 6.
Wickre IL. Committeeman Fin
nerud 10, Thorson 10. Senator
Johnston 10, Seaman ~. Represent
atives-Drake ~. Erion 13, Helger-
son 9, McEwen s., Watkins IL. Treas
urer-Kelsey 10, Miner 16. Auditor
Anderson %. sherin-Plotner IA,
shane 16. Register Of Deeds-Bra-
~ 90. Clerk Of Courts-Cattrel 20.
Superintendent Of schools-Browne
~. Oathout u. State Attorney
Grow Z. Herbert 10. Miller z. Judge
Abbey 29a Ruryeyor-Mather 10,
Nelson; a.. Coroner-Bower 10.
Dundas ~. sCommissioner-Annis
10, State Committeeman-Spang-
lors1S. Walrath 12. County Commit
StAseman-Hillman l5. Gililan Is.
BADGNR TOWNSHIP.
senator-cravford -. K,ttredre
III. Us oin,kressmAn-Burte "a. ala.a
10. Hall Z. Martin SO. Governor
Browne 81. Wesley 10. lieutenant
aoyernor-schrader %. shober ..
secretary Sc state-Mnnaon d. Pol.
Is 8. Waltner ar. A~ttornav Genera,
'-Blewitt 81. Clark "a. Auditor
Herninr warner 40. Treasurer
CassiI 3. johnson ii. Public Lands
-Dokken. III. Eide a6. pubic IN
,atxulctaon-Ramer ~. ustrud q. Rail-
road CommissitnerlRobingon
amith i. Wickre az. COMMENCEMENT
1s-rtfnnerud 50. rhorson 10. STATE
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS al. Seaman :.
sRsprresentatives-Drake a. Erion AZ,
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Riverside, June ILL. F. Wallis
finished painting A. f. Albee's
house on Wednesday.
]. Mr.. and Mrs. A. e. Albee visited
with Mr.. Cobb's of Mitchell Sunday.
j. S. Daniels was in Riverside
Tuesday.
Thomas Schotield returned home
Saturday evening from the hospital
at Mitchell but he is still in very
poor health.
John Tjomsland went to Mt.
Vernon Thursday to attend the Oil
Settlers Relnion
Mrs. Della Patterson. will close her
school at Garden Prairie Friday.
Tie Red Rose society OF the NJ. e.
Sunday school will entertain the
White Rose at a Hard Time social
on Wednesday June " at the home
Of w. l.. Wallis.
Mrs. S. Kjelmyr and children
accompanied by a sister of Mrs.
Kjelmyr's left Saturday for a visit.
with friends at Parker aud Marion.
ETHAN.
Mrs. S. j. Wilson and Mrs. Frank
Klotz went to Mitchell, Monday.
David Rybolt went to Mitchell.
Monday. and to Parkston, Tuesday.
A number from here were invited
out to a party to Lambert Lourte's
Monday night.
Father Brones took the north
bound passenger train on Tuesday.
L.. A. Oathout came over from Alex
andria, Sunday, sold another organ
and returned to Alexandria, Tues
day.
Vote for the bonds for a new school
house next Tuesday, June 18th.
The farmers Elevator has been
completed and accepted as satisfacto.
ry.
Roy Oathout drove to Mitchell
Monday and returned Tuesday.
Mrs. A. M. Pierce and on, Rumble.
stopped over one day this week. Thew
were on their way home to Leola
from Hawarden, Iowa.
When the election returns came in
it was found that G. F. Drake won
out in the primaries and S. G.. oathout
was defeated.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Roney were no
from Parkston, Wednesday.
a fnuy nf N,,~ %1r,- ~
to Rockport and returned with moro
than forty fish, which the neighbors
enjoyed too.
A rich treat is in store for all those
who go to the M. E. Church next Sun.
day evening as the Rev. Hunt will
preach to the people. He addressed
the people here last winter.
The Ladies' Aid Society will meet
on Wednesday, June II with Mrs.
Bracha.
This community was very much
shocked to hear of the accident and
sudden death of Robert Watson at
Bookings. The many friends of The
family here extend their heart felt
sympathy to them in their time of
trial.
Every body is invited to some and
celebrate the 4th of July with he
people of Ethan.
We care not how you suffered, nor
what failed to cure you. HOLSTERS
Rocky Mountain Tea makes the pun
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-06-12

NO matter what 1t is, If an ad In
the want column can't find it, it'e
really lost.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1908-06-12
Ward.

Senator-Crawford 81, Kittredge
$50. Representatives-Burke 1872.
Glass So, Hall 40, Martin 100. Gov
ernor-Browne 1O6, Vessey "a. Lieu
tenant OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 100, Sho-
Der SO. Secretary state-Munson SO,
Policy Al, Waltner 81. Attorney Cen
eral-Blewitt 100, Clark 81. Auditor
-Herning 40, Warner 1875. Treas
urer-Cassill "A, johnson 1870. Pub
lie Lands-Dokken 81, Eide III,
Public Observation-Disclosures 1871, Us
trud AS. Railroad Commissioner
Robinson Il, Smith 81. Wickre IS.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-28
Mininq SneItGrS and Stock Quotations
DECLARES UTAH CONSOLIDATED
 BADLY IN NEED IF SHELTER

bullion for less money than did the old one, because, if for no other req son, the railroad haul on the crude ore would be eliminated. As compared with what it will cost the company to give it's ore to the American com pany under a long time contract 1t is perfectly safe to say that the Utah Consolidated can save and conse- quently earn not less than Sl ton more than what it can expect to get through the shipment of it's product to another. plant.
 T believe it would do much better than that, but such sum is worth considering by a company with mine capable of producing 1000 tons day for the next ten years, at least. And, from what an able to learn, it is a normal certainty that the mine will be just as big at the end of such period as it is today. Few people, think, comprehend what kind of a mine tn Utah Consolidated is. Few of the shareholders realize that its ores are of a character that makes their smelling about the simplest thing in the world. If they did, they would hesitate long time before they would, consent to see some outside smelting concern reap the big profit that they might just as well have by building their own works to treat the ore.
 Then, again, this country is pro ducing more and more ore, all the time, and there is no question but what more smelters will be built urha+ba- fha American cOr1nany takes kindly to it or not. There is no req son, therefore, why the Utah Consol- dated should not prepare to handle custom ores and make money in that way just as well as someone else. The company certainly has the best avail able site in this region and, whether Bin Smith or H. H. Rogers owns the stock ought to make no difference"
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-28

qui river, before their return to Doug las, which is expected in about two weeks.
 Senor Duarte, Of Suaqui de Batuc, was in Moctezuma while in Interna- tional American representative was there and said that there were many prospectors out in the lower country and that promising finds were the regular thing in that heretofore little explored district.
 Moctezuma suffered less than Cum pas during the depression and in con sequence there are about as many business places there as before.
 George Woodward continues to con- duct his hotel and store and Is, as he has been for long time, the most important figure in Moctezuma.
 The new hotel, the Sonora Mer- cantile company and the Bank of Moctezuma are all under the general management of MT. Hunter, the hotel and store being in charge of employ ees under him.
 Natives Fear Yaquis-
 Although the prefeet has declared the country about Moctezuma to be free from Yaquis since his expfditfOn against them, the natives of all the Mexican towns have been so badly frightened that they are still timid and even if brave enough in the day time or while in town they will not leave town at night. Carlos Loatza. the mining engineer, stated to the International American reporter that when he came north with his wife, which it was his purpose to do within a short time, he should have an es- cort of ten soldiers accompany them as far as Nacozari. Americans, on the other hand, are showing no fear of Yaquis and are not anticipating any further outrages. They are a. greed that the perfect has done splendid work and that to him must be attributed the order which is now prevailing in his jurisdiction.
 In all sections much intrest was ex- pressed in the rumoTed sale of the Tigre property at 36,500,O0O and il was the general belief that this sale would have a goon effect on the whole Moctezuma district.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-28

 MARKET OPENS
 WITH \ WH|RL
Bulls Have Charge, and Boom Market Will Probably Arrive Before Fully Expected-Lo- cal Stocks In Demand.
(By Frank J. Crab

Today's copper market opened with whirl and an excellent demand for stock soon made it's appearance IL is very likely already granted thaI the presidential election has been dis counted and that the boom for copper stocks has made its appearance, and if there is any time in the world when stock ought to be bought up, this is the time. for the country at large is looking for a boom market, and it will certainly be here before we know it. Superior & Pittsburg has been by far the leader in today's mar ket, sales being made at s17.50 dur ing the day. but it closed at ST, with good demand at that figure. Shat tuck is also being well supported, but there is little stock coming out at the present figure. Denn Arizona is quiet Greene Cananea is in good demand at $10.37, to S10.50. Sylvan ite seems to be the talk from reports that nave been coming in from that section of the country are of the very best, and from what can be learned from present working. the SkyscraPer and Hand Car claims are showing up much better than expected, and it is the general opinion that these claims are of the most promising in that sec tion of the country. The Skyscraper and Hand Car belong to the Sylvanite Gold Development company, whicn will very likely be incorporated with in the coming week.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-28
(Boston Financial News.l


 An eastern shareholder in the Utah Consolidated was made to say in one of the Boston papers the other day that he thought before the company should go ahead with the building of 8 new smelter a committee of stock holders should look into the proposi- ton; that they should learn what the mine amounts to and what it looks like. Discussing that opinion a well posted Bingham operator says:
 There Is nothing the matter with a proposition of that kind l don't know whether Rockefeller and Rogers have sold out of the company or not; that story was probably sprung for effect and that 1t emanated from American Smelling sources is easily belieyable; but, no matter who owns the stock, if they or their representa- tives ever take the trouble to come out here and examine the mine and see for themselves the splendid physi- cal condition in which it now is; if they could see what new work in hitherto unexplored ground is dis closing; if they could once get a close range idea of the magnitude of the property and the splendid manner in which it Is being handled they would not question for moment the wis dom of the management in its pro posal to build a new shelter.
 The erection of a new smelteT by the Utah Consolidated company does not call for a lot of costly experiment. ing, as has been the case with the Garfield smelter of the American com pany; the Utah Consolidated has been in the business and it is absolutely known just what is required. If a new smelter is built it would be made to do better work and would cost less money than did the old one. It would handle the ore and convert it into
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-28

the Tabatacochi district and Jim Finch is working a silver property or his west of Yzabel. This is about the extent of activity in the Nacozari dis trict
 cumpas Very Quiet.
 In the Cumpas district there is aL most no activity shown. The mines and smelters of the Transvaal com pany are still shut flown and are likely to remain so until the Espee extension reaches Cumpas, which had been expected by the first of the year but was made impossible for some months to come 5y the financial de- pression. At the Belen there are some thirty or forty men employed but the smelter is shut down and the only real activity is at the Archiape- lago mine of the Minneapolis Copper company. Here sixty men are work ing and the shaft is in twenty-four per cent copper ore, but it has not yet been determined as to perman- ancy although is said to be of good width and depth. TO the east in the toughest of rugged mountains, all the properties are idle. Here is where the Worlds Fair and a number or other properties are located but the conditions make development expen- sive. The throwing out of SO many miners in this district, seven or eight | hundred at least, naturally has de- pressed business greatly here. For merly there were said to be forty stores in old Cumpas but now there are not even twenty. The company l store of the Transvaal is still open and George Moore has also stuck to the ship and says he will continue to Ialthough conditions are most discour- aging. The Cumpas branch of the MocteZuma banking company was dis continued several months since, Mir Hunter going to the main office n the management.
 | In old Moctezuma.
 The most interesting news from Moctezuma is that Carlos Soto has
 made a rich strike on his Monte Cris
 to property, which shows more signs
 of permanency than any he has here
 tofore made and has good indications l of being the true vair. Soto has sev | eral times had rich strikes in this mine but they have invariably pinch | ed out or proved to be merely rict
 pockets. His work has been almost entirely of the golphering character | and he has never attempted to go tC any depth.
 w. H. H. Davenport came up iron
 his properties in Lampassos on Mon day and proceeded on to Fl Paso
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-28
PAINE, WEBER 6 co.

Special Wire to l.. J. OYerlock-)
 BOSTON, Oct 27.-There were more orders in the market than for a long time. People are beginning to realize now is the time to buy and not after the election. Copper Range was a leader today on better reports from the mine. We advise the purchase ot tbis issue The Amster stocks were active, especially Corbin, and will go higher. Shannon is the best of them all and will have it's turn soon. Buy it for $2O, get long of the market and stay so over election. There is h:g short interest which is waiting to cover on any break and they will be driven in at higle' prices after Taft sweeps trr country
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-28
LOGAN 6 BRYAN LETTER.

Especial Wire to L. J. Oyerlock)
 NEW YORK, Oct. 21-Trading was somewhat more active in the list to- day with prices generally higher and a slight increase in the investment demand has been noted. A favorable feature has been the comparatively small offerings, and although feeling of hesitancy is still apparent among traders due to the uncertainties incl dental to our presidential election, still there are signs which seem to in dicate that a general revival in all lines will take place after the election ceases to be disturbing factor. Metal issues have been conspicuously strong. The steel stocks are in good demand and anticipation of favor able quarterly statement and the cop per stocks have been accumulated in view of the strength in the metal.
 Foreign markets have shown bet ter tendency and 1t is reported that foreigners are quietly replacing lines which were liquidated during the Bal kan difficulties. The close was strong at near the best levels of the day.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-28
Moctezuma Mining District

Although mining conditions in the Moctezuma district are still in con dition largely approaching stagnation, many symptoms of a coming reyival of interest in the district and activity at the mining properties are becom- ing evident Nearly every day some one passes through Nacozari or stops of there before going to visit and examine some property of which he has heard and has become enough in terested in the information received to make a journey to it. No sales of large properties have been an- nounced very recently but from time to time prospects are being picked up and they have been sold at yer itable bargin counter prices, in many instances since the late depression. Numerous Propertise Being Worked About NacoZari there are several properties on which work is progress sing. The great Pilaris of the Moe tezuma Copper company is of course active as ever and constant stream of trains bring the output to the new | concentrator, the second unit oi
 which is expected to be started with
 in the next few days. Nearby John
 Alexander is shipping rich ore from the San Pedro on which he has had
 a lease for some time. He returned from an eastern trip and went to the mine neariy shree weeks since. c. E Bell is also operating and shipping ore said to be of good quality and i' pushing development work as well He was also an absentee from tho district for several weeks on a busi
 ness trip east.
 The Dawson Mining company, O
 which H. s. Roper and other Fl Paso ans have control is working and s' lis the Harris Copper company, o which Frank Watts and Los Artge les syndicate are the owners. MT
 Bedding of that company is expected at the mine within the next few days w. T. Cardwell Is an active worke
 and goes back and forth from Naco zari to his proprety near the Pilari ldaily. He has number of men work ling for him and with him and is push ! ing development work on a propert, which though not of the largest di mensions has every indication o great richness with depth. Tob
 Crane is about Nacozari, is not work
 ng on any property but Is said o
 nave some deals coming up shortly Tom PuIliam makes his headquar'
 srs either in the town or at bis cam
 at the Fflidelfia mine down tn Canyon which he recently showed t , an Iowa banker who is interested I
 mining propositions. ''Tio York is
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-28

The surveyor-general has approved Mineral Survey No. 2539, St. Johns Fraction lode mining claim, situated in the Globe Mining district, Gila coun- ty, and claimed by the Miami Copper company. He has also approved the official survey of the Bonanza mine and the Bonanza Mill site, situated in the Mineral Creek Mining district, Pi- nal county. This survey is designat- ed as Mineral survey No. 2570 A & B, and is claimed by the Ray Consolidat- ed Copper company. Mineral survey No. 2577, Combination lode, has also been approved. This claim Is situated in the Bunker Hill Mining district, Pi- nal county, Arizona, and Is claimed by R. A. Bretherton, J. M. Campbell, c. M. Henkel, H. s. Mckay and Ben l.. Watson.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-28

About three weeks ago ne took over four claims in this district and at once started development work with a force of about thirty men. MT. Davenport brought with him to Doug las samples which he had assayed and the results obtained were highly satisfactory to him. The Lampassos district is attracting considerable at tention and important Announcements have recently been made there, one being especially large and indicating considerable richness.
 From further south come reports of a renewed interest in mining mat ters. Captain Greit and the English party left Moctezuma for La Dura on the twelfth and will also visit their copper properties below, on the Ia
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-28
WALKER BROS,

Special Wire to L. J. OyerlOck)
 NEW YORK, Oct. 27.-The market opened steady and quite strong. There was little commission house business, but prices held very firm all day. Trad ers were inclined to hold of, and in the market was very dull. The close was steady and talk bullish.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-28
HILTON & co.

Special Wire to L. J. Overlock)
 NEW YORK, Oct. 27.-The late dealings are at about the highest prices of the day. Stock seems to be taken with confidence in the active issues. The public participation is at a minimum, which speaks well for better prices
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-28

Cap BIackman. who along with Charley Cunningham and Ed. Austin has represented a local combination headed by Lem Snattuck for the pur- pose of prospecting, exploring. exploit ing and denouncing mining lands in the sahuaripa and Suaqui de Batuc districts, and who is now temporarily out at the gold scare at Hachita. will shortly take to the big copper field of the south for the winter.-Dougias Dispatch.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-28
COPPER OUTPUT
 FOR SEPTEMBER
CBoston News Bureau.)

copper n   nhs A  of
   September 1906 o pared years, in pounds: nrs6 mos. ..4679372S4
  August 97,9620OO  in o
  
  the
  mont ths of
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