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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-12
'FaoM MoNoNeAI .A COUNTY,.


Ghaslss Giasscdcl:, Of 81 ssans, cols-
man Arnett ot ssiile. and Mrs.
IEphria4n linsEf lye. GeofE etoEn.
are seriousiy fl1. ID =!
~ arr snd frss Clark Scott % laurel
Point air. and Mrs a i! Nicely amt
ar. and :sfrgss Roy Google i, OF sPha.
:raoh.s Run. and I5hng santee and sfant-|
ny. of Fairview. we're recentIy VISITING
near Hagans.E
There viii be a sund lay sch ool com
vsntinn at Hagnns June e ID
The Carnegie Oil and Gas COMPANY
Is preparing to drill IA well ON Stew
arts Run ss
William Cordray is erecting a d we'll
ing house. M u
Mr.. and Mrs. q evelands Reyneraof
Morgantown. were visiting on Para
disc run recently. Il
Every few days we read OF a little
priest hurting !a{ few choice adjectives.
at J5c Cannon; but Uncle Joseph only
smokes away. s;si
Greenberry Barriekman is Sdissat.s-i
fed with the methods employed to d e
feat him for the nomination for sher;
If and Will run on an independent
ticket. When two Sor three are gath
cred together something may be ac-
complishel. 4 "a Il
Rev., co. H. Ellis delivered his fare
we'll sermon at Hagans Sunday even
Ing. He will sell his property this
week and move to the west in tina
near future. No one has yet been EN-.
ployed to take his place. = Z
Let us hope that 1t will always be
true that the sweet girl graduate is a
peach crop that never fails. |.
1t has Just ben discovered that con.
seryattsm and rheumatism make a
person move slowly and cautiously.
.itss PAGAN Fl
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Glass Meettnu.

The Hustead-Hutt Class held very
joyab bic meeting at the First ward
school building last evening. Quite a
number of the members were present
and the evening was spent in very
pheasant manner.
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Should Be 8opa,qpu, {.

But" said the $flirtatious Summer,
Girl. what I'm looking for Is a para.
sol suitable for use at the seashore.'t
s: s. Thy, this Is just the thing, the
clerk urged &.
$ss,"of, no, I'm sure people could 5see,
through that. p ilad elphia Press.
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gST'wenty.Day sale.

S. ID Pople, the well known
Adry goods man Is having n twenty day
s;sale. AIR. $Pople has employed several
stra clerks during this sale and Is
elllnga'n good line OF dry goods at a
reduced price. AS 3i3
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Here From Indian a.

s.: Charles Knight of 1ndianan-
oils, Ind i, arrived Thursday and is the
II s 81! sof AIRS. Rebecca Knigh. of Cuff
Fey street. Is I,
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Lawn { Fete Postponed.

The lawn .fete which was to have
been held at the First M. P. Church
last night was postponed until this
Heening The Christian Endeayor
Society has charge OF the fete. Ice
cream, cake and candy will be for
sale KS; i; .s5l y, $ 4; +.
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Some Weinhty Remarks.

Chicago Tribune.
Senator T.aFollctte's speech in print
ed form is said TO have weighed 10
pounds, but this must be an exnEgera.
ton. 1t had no weight at all with the
senate. Il, "; ilii &. ! 4, 4
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lie Did Net.

DO you want employment ?r Isl l.5tz
Lady" answered Flooding Pete.
"you means well. but you can't make
work sound any more invltin' by us.
In words OF three syllnbles."'-1A' Wa sh,,
,ington Star. ~ II Al 81; 4 t5i
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-12
Called 10 bennington.

sSsss Miller and son. Russell, OF Mer-
chant street, were called to Flemington
sbys the seriuos illness OF the formers
brother, Mr. ] ohm Riley.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-12

ut takes couple of sweethearts n
deucedly long time to say goodby.
even II they are parting for only a
few. hours" ,f s
"sInch a'lteu about nothing, Ell -
Kansas City Times.
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Some Chances

Some Chances.
Fer face is familiar"
"Then why don't you speak q
We'll. her hair and her figure are
not famIliar.''--I. ouisvilln Courier
oJnrnal. 8, 1, rs +,
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Careless.

Whats the matter with the icandi-
-,lnte?. Is
Sin! He's very Ill" {; h
isn't it rather s,Hllen?'''
Very. He smoked n cigar from tho
wrong pocket" Judge. III i,S. a
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sWill SEntertaln Club.

Kiss Marie Scott will entertain the
u members Of the Merry Starlight Club
sat8 her home on Columbia street this
SeEening. t n x; 4.
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p. 9. - Hft q u n =
Didn't Like His Head. \.

81 AIanager--Aly stock in trade Is
brains. Il 81 .s'ss;i
Prlnci pa1S City GU We got "a funny.
looiing sample case.---Piek.M e.Up. -
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tnfLA1pE: 81. s 49, N tx 2 ~
* Mother says they can't say anything TOO
:ood about Gold Medal Flour" CHARITY.
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&: & /: / 4 A4a;TIA'WBA. Z.
- Isi0I III-I-I7 -I,T.'-T = : =

Miss ALA II arden has returned from
Plum Rp4 VII ere she was engaged in
RS Brown etrrnetl /; Thurs
day from: g short visit with friends
land relative I'M F'airmont. ~ ]. 4,
Mr.. and ssMrs.sJ. %. Redclire, accom-:
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-02
Filming, Smelters S Stock Quotations
GOOD DEMAND FOR
COPPER AT 10 1-2

One OF the largest copper produc-
ing interests IN this country tells the
Boston Financial News that CON
sumers are scrambling for Lake COP
per at IS i-2 cents and that the mar
ket is liable TO advance any day.
All the large copper producing and
selling interests. it is stated. are now
sold up to date and have no more
spot copper on hand.
Phelps-Dodge & Co. were sold up
some days ago. The Stanton inter-
ests are now refusing TO sell any
more copper at Is IA cents.
The Lewisohns closed out their
last half million pounds yesterday
for export at 13 Ia cents New York.
and It is understood that the United
Metals Selling company also cleaned
up every pound Of spot copper it had
On hand several DAYS ago.
II is announced that the big indie
pendants have advanced the. price
to Is IL cents. Lake interests say
they will not sell for less than that
only firm at Is IA for the next 60
and electrolytic interests are not
day deliveries, but intimate that
10 is to Is IL will probably be the
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-02

Total -.1, sos 535 2,yO0
All the work on the PTieta and
most of that on the American was
done since May Is, 1907.
At the Cananea Development
sompany property the development
work constitutes GAG feet of shafts,
IS feet of raises and 4174 feet OF
drifts. This property, DR.. Ricketts,
SAYS, represents the most important
development made in the "a ip for
several wears. An ore body has been
opened on the first level, 1025 feet
long and 20 feet to i20 feet VIDE.
No 9 and No shafts have been
sunk to the second level. The ore
runs from 2 per cent TO 10 per cent
copper, and assays indicate an aver
age of over per cent.
In mining, both first and second
class ores have been stocked at the
mine. Samples have been from
ounces to "a ounces silver and from
q trace to 81 gold. Samples indi-
cate that bullion from this mine viii
contain over 100 ounces IL silver and
$40 gold per ton. The ore is SPLEEN
dLdIy adapted to concentration and
will concentrate six or seven tons in
TO one.
The new shaft had to be located by
guesswork, and it went down into
and through per cent ore. TINS IS
now being driven to the third ieVei'
27O feet below the collar, and In
short time we will begin prosecuting
To the ledge on this level
A very large tonnage has already
been demonstrated, and II develop
meuts continue as they nave slhce
we resumed work last May. It WIZ De
wise to raise through a new smart 10
the south of the ore body and nearer
the center line.
/ have no hesitation in saving thar
there will be very little dimcuity
when We start up, IN producing lroni
the Cananea Central from oVV 10
700 tons of ore per day
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-02
GROUP OF CLAIMS
SOLD FOR $4,000
Pittsburg People Purchase
Property Near Florence,
Gold Proposition.

PHOENIX, April III. K Nc
Carthy and John Bodder. who located
sixteen gold claims eighteen miles
northwest of Florence a few months
ago, have sold the group to Pitts
burg capitalists, headed by a gentle
man named Toles. Messrs. Nc
Carthy and Bodder retaining an In
terest in the property and Mr.. Bod
der viii probably be superintendent
OF the mines. The company will be
a close corporation and no stock will
be placed on the market. The sell
ing price OF the group was $4,000.
Development work on the property
will be started at once, and the first
work planned is a crosscut tunnel
which viii be 1000 feet in length.
This tunnel will crosscut five veins
at a depth of 500 feet below their
surface out-crop. One of these veins
shows a surface width of two and
one-half feet and they are now TAX
ing out of the surface works on 1t
ore which carries 800 gold per ton.
This is the richest vein so far dis
covered on the group. Another Of
the veins that will be crosscut by
the tunnel is feet wide on the sur
face for length of 5000 feet. A sam
pie taken from It recently assayed 81
gold and 3 ounces silver per ton and
also showed a high percentage of
lead. Another of the veins that win
be crosccut by the tunnel is six feet
wide and runs well IN gold from wall
to wall. The plan of development
also includes several shorter tunnels
driven in favorable points On the
group.
These claims lie only ABOUT thres
and one-half miles from the Queen
Greek station on the P. and e. rail
road. There is a first-class wagon
road leading to them from Florence,
distant, as above stated, Is miles.
These claims were sold about three
months after their discovery and To-
cation by Messrs. Mccarthy and Bod
der. This breaks the record for
quick action in Pinal county mining
sales.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-02
BELIEVE THEY HAVE
DISCOVERED old MIME
Report Is Submitted on Ell So
baro Company'S Property,
Showing Is Good,

Charles Hanson. who with DR..
Barnes, recently visited the Arizpe
district and the holdings of the Ell
Sobaro company. has prepared mis- re-
port and presented it to the directors
of the company. When seen today
and asked if he had anything to an
nounce on the subject of his recent
trip, Mr. Hanson said:
There is little in my report of in
terest to the general public which is
not contained in the prospectus
which the company has issued. One
of the chief reasons for my visit to
the properties was to see that the
tunnel which is to be driven was SO
located as to most quickly and best
strike the old antigua workings, and
this we have done.
ION the success of this undertaK-
ing depends the success of the ven
ture. The work is in charge of Her
man Burkhauer, well known in Doug
las as an experienced and competent
mining man, and this is a sufficient
guaranty of the honesty of purpose
and methods which will prevail. Mr..
Burkhauer is confident he has redis-
covered the old mine. From the i'm
mensity of the old dumps on the El
Sobaro properties, the different culL
ings it has received from the present
day gambussinos. the ore bodies must
have been large and exceptionally
rich, for not vestige of ore can be
found in the different piles of stuff
on the dumps, so often has it been
handled and re-hand1ed II the new
company is fortunate enough to strike
the lost ore bodies they will, in my
opinion, be richly rewarded for their
expenditure of time and money. 1t
is well known that this is one of the
richest sections in the world and
some wonderful ores are being taken
from adjacent properties"
DIR. Barnes aud Mr.. Hanson report
that the chief engineer of the South
ern Pacific system recently visited
the Arizpe district and has been
working over the section with a view
to tapping it and its immense re-
sources of mineral wealth. II this is
done it will open up to Douglas as a
supply point one of Sonora's richest
and most wonderful fields.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-02
GREENE-CANANEA
owns STOCK OF
SAN PEDRO co.
Statement Of COmpany's At
fairs Is Given 0ut-Ricketts
In Report Tells of Develop
ment Mork.
lBoston News Bureau.)

Boston News Bureau.)
The Cananea Central Copper com
pany (Greene-Cananea- owns the en-
tire capital stock of the San Pedro
Copper company, a Mexican corpora
ton owning mines in Cananea, So
nora. Mexico. which consists of the
following claims: America, Copper
Belt, Bryan, SECURE, Square, East
Part of Massey No. 2 and H ORR
ente.
The company also owns esS,12o
shares OF Cananea Duluth Copper
company. out OF total Of 269,lS6
shares outstanding
The Cananea Duluth owns all or
the Cananea Development stock, this
being a Mexican corporation which
owns the Las Dos Nacienes mining
claims in Cananea. The first report
OF the Cananea Central Copper com
pany. just at hand, covering the pc
Rod from August 6, 1906, to Decem-
Der 81. 1907, says: There were "a
751 tons of wet ore taken from the
mines of the San Pedro company
since the acquisition of the proper
ties. mostly from development work,
from which a recovery of copper, gold
and silver, amounting to $685. gI,
was secured Total expenditure Tor
mine development and construction
amounted to S444.592.
The ore secured from development
work -was treated at the reduction
works OF the Cananea Consolidated
Copper company The average net
price for refined copper. otter GUS
tomary deduction for freight, re-
filming, etc. was 1929 cents a pound
and for silver 67.136 cents an ounce
Total expense OF the Cananea De
yeIopment company were sl5s ,Ss5.
The trial balance of the Cananea
Central company as of December 81,
1907 follows:
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-02

Total $40, 00o.17S $10.000,17S
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $125.O00;
Cananea-DuIuth, $1,022.6s; San Peofo
company, $4,000.
The srial balance of the Cananea-
Duluth as of December 81, lSoI'
Assets: Liabilities:
rSa.itaI shock. $500, 900
R;ITs psvabIe 1O2, 26S
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-02

price before the week Is out In some
quarters 1t is stated that the demand
IS such that lake coppers viii prob
ably be advanced to 10 So and cleo
troiytic to 13 LIZ at once.
A good foreign demand still exists,
and the domestic demand is increas-
ing. The General Electric company
is said TO have purchased 5000. eco
pounds of electrolytic within the
past few days. Part OF this was SCI
cured from independent producers.
but the greater portion was bought
from the United Metals Selling com
pany
The Westinghouse company is also
known to be buying more literally
and other consumers are also In the
market.
Inquiries by domestic consumers
for considerable amounts are more
numerous than for some months. in
dicating that they are awakening to
the fact that there Is a scarcity of
the metal, and unless they provide
for their nearby requirements short
ly, they may find themselves unable
to secure the same readily little
later on.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-02

wanted-C1ean cotton rags at Re
view ONCE. SIS.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-02
TESTER & HICKS.
Brokers.
Over RInehart's Drug store-Sooms
3 and 4 Antler's Building.
Bisbee, Ariz., April LIST, 1908.

Bisbee, Ariz., April LIST, 1908.
The New York market acted
nervously today and aside from Atchi-
son, Union Pacific and st. Paul there
was considerable weakness shown up
to the last hour, when there was a
good rally and most of the stocks
closed above the opening prices.
The Boston coppers were dull and
heavy and show slight recessions, In
fiuenced by another Is drop in
metal.
The curbs are quiet and neglected,
and Globe, Superior & Pittsburg and
National were about the only active
ones on the board today.
There is considerable inquiry for
Butte C Arizona and with a little
support from the local market we
think this stock would easily adj
vance to SOC. again.
Closing Quotations.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-02

wanted-clean cotton rags at Re
view office. SD
Review Want ADS. bring results.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-02
WEAKNESS IS
EVIDENT In
THE COPPERS
Statements of S. & P. and C. &
A. Received - Speculative
Public Does Not Take Kind
" to ShoWings Made.
CBy Frank ]. Graf.)

The reports of the Calumet & Ari-
iona and the Superior & Pittsburg
have reached US. Both statements,
under the present conditions OF al
fairs are exceptionally good, but
many of the speculative public do
rot take kindly to 1t, looking at it
only from the speculative side.
Denn-Arizona, as well as Superior
& Pittsburg are inclined to be weak.
Greene Cananea was inclined to
show a little strength. North Butte
and Butte Coalition showed little
weakness. The entire market looks
as though stocks at the present fig
ures are purchase and see notn
ing to warrant lower prices.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-02
wALkER sRoTHERs, LETTEa.

NEW YORK, April THE stock
market was inclined to sell of at the
opening and there was a good deal
OF pressure in some Of the active is
sues particularly Shelters. During
tae middle Of the day. the market
was duh, but in the afternoon braced
up and became quite strong. The
close was about steady. We hook for
traders market for the rest or the
week.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-02
PAINE-wEesER LETTER.
snecial vie 70 Z. ]. overlock.l

tSnecfal VIE to L ]. Overlock.)
BOSTON, April 1.-The copper
market had no tendency either way
today. It was dull, with few price
changes. Good judges think that
the financing OF the Erie will be
taken care Of and that the short in
terest has been much increased. Per-
sonally, cannot see much In this
market for some days and think that
1t will be left to the traders until
such time as the short interest be-
comes too large and then another up
ward movement win be started.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-02
PRlrcHARD q KEEN
Bonanza Circle and Warren District
Stocks a Speciality.
AGENT for the Liverpool & London and
Globe Insurance Companies.
April LIST, 1908.

April list, 1908.
This has been a dag OF recessions
and many of the copper stocks arr
about the lowest they have been tor
some time Copper receded anUtne.
eighth today and the outlook is not
at all bright.
The market closed at better prices
than at any time during the day anu
the indications are for somewhat bet
ter prices. Amalgamated closed az
the higa point of the day. North
Butte also closed at the high mark.
Railroad stocks also closed at bet
ter prices than at the close OF yester-
day.
Closing Ouotations.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-02
CATTLE QUARANTINE

WASHINGTON. d. c.. April I'm
dar ne direction of the department
~ agriculture the annual quarantine
AGAINST the interstate shipment OF
esf.1e from the fourteen states IN
rh.cl .s.eHetic, southern or Texas
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-02
Total 80. 80. $500 ,26S $500, 26S

The balance sheet of the Cananea
Central company shows assets in ex-
cess of liabilities $1,402,S57. In the
case of the San Pedro Copper COM
pany the excess is $f76,l The
net assets of both companies total
81 ,226, 1877.
DR.. Ricketts, the general manager
of the properties OF the GreeneCan-
anea constituents, gives amount of
development work at the San Pedro
property as follows:
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-02

fever exists goes into effect today.
The quarantine area includes parts
of Florida, Georgia, North Carolina,
South Carolina, Virginia, Alabama
Tennessee, Mississippi. Louisiana. AT
kansas. Missouri, Texas. Oklahoma
and California
The Colorado statesman., 1908-12-19
town successfully conducted by
members of the race.
HENRY @. TANNER TO GIVE
EXHIBITION OF WORKS
in NEW YORK CITY.

New York.-Henry o. Tanner,
celebrated as a painter of religious
scenes is back in this country af-
ter a sojourn of five years abroad,
and soon will give an exhibition
of his works in the American Art
Galleries. AS many of the can
vases depict scenes in the life of
Jesus the arrangement of the ex-
hibition to include the date of
Christmas is in keeping with the
spirit of the season.
Some of the notable works of the
artist have been secured for the
occasion, having been lent by in
dividual owners and institutions
in this country. OF these, Mr..
Tanners "Nicodemus" has been
borrowed from the Pennsylvania
Academy of Fine Arts, which pur-
chased it several years ago after
distinguishing it with the Lippin-
colt prize. 1.-The Two Disciples
at the Tomb" the prize picture
of two years ago, has been lent by
the Chicago Art Institute, while
Christ at the Home of Martha
and Mary" has been arranged to
be sent by the Carnegie Institute,
which purchased it recently from
Mr.. Tanner.
What is perhaps the artists
chef d'oeuvre, Behold the Brideg
groom Cometh," will be exhibited
by Linn. 1t was his contribution
to the Paris Salon of 1908 and
measures l5 by 20 feet. 1t con-
tains lifesize figures of the wise
and foolish virgins of the parable.
Rodman Wanamaker and Ather-
ton Curtis have also lent works
which Mr.. Tanner painted for
them, and there may be 30 canvas.
es in all on view.
The Colorado statesman., 1908-12-19
NO. l3

ion as to the whereabouts of the
escaped convict, a rope was put
around the old mans neck and ov-
er the limb of tree, and he was
being choked to death when the
rope broke and he managed to
escape in the darkness followed
by a volley of shots from the guns
of the night riders.
Judge Spence has directed that
the sheriff arrest the two men,
place them in Jail, and have them
we'll guarded until the grand jury
meets at Newton, Baker county.
week from tomorrow Sheriff Perry,
OF Baker county, at last reports,
was searching for the alleged night
riders, who have many friends in
Miller county, and who say that
the two men will never be taken.
The Colorado statesman., 1908-12-19
STRANGE NEGRO TRIBE
SEEN IN DUTCH GUIANA

A remarkable tribe of Negroes,
with language of their own, was
found by Lieut. r. H. Wymans of
the Dutch navy, who has arrived
in New York from an expedition
into hitherto unexplored parts of
Dutch Guiana, in South America.
The Negroes were encountered
after the explorers had proceeded
"a hundred miles up the Surinam
river and then cut across country
to the boundry between British
and Dutch Guiana They appear
ed never to have seen white men
before, and while perfectly black,
we're not of the thick Tipped type.
After considerable effort their Ian
guage was found to be mixture
Of several European tongues,
Dutch, Portuguese and English
predominating.
Learning to converse with them
after a fashion, Lieut.. Wymans
said his party was able to get
much valuable information from
them He was of the opinion that
they were descendants of slaves
who had escaped from the coast,
doubtless, many generations ago,
and foVmed a settlement far in the
interior. where they hoped to be
free from pursuit and capture
Freeman.
The Colorado statesman., 1908-12-19
COLOR SERGEANT DEAD

Boston, Dec. William H.
Carney, who as color sergeant of
the 54th Massachusetts Volunteers
in the Civil War saved his flag at
Fort Wagner after he had been
wounded, died at the city hospital
today of injuries received in an
elevator accident.
Sergeant Carney was messenger
at the office of the Secretary of
State. He was crushed by an ele-
vator at the State House on Nov.
25. His regiment was the one
composed cf colored men and COM
manded by Colonel Robert Shaw.
Carney was at the side of Colonel
Shaw when that commander fell,
and afterwards he was bably
wounded. AS he crawled off the
battlefield he held the flag aloft
until comrads came to his assis-
tance, and he greeted them with
the words often quoted in Massa-
chusetts: The old flag never
touched the ground"