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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-30
Animal Oddities.

Collles are said to be treacherous.
The falcon has been known to live
over 162 years.
When crows wheel and clamor In
great groups. It is q sure sign Of a
storm.
The digestive powers Of the hyena
are extraordinary. One Of these AMI
mails has been known to swallow SIX
large bones without crushing them.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-30
Vermont has two United States sena
tors again to-day.

we read that William Randolph Hearst
has decided not to be president this
year, but win be mayor of New York
City. Behold
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-30
.IINGLEs AND JESTS
sill a ID.

First Where's brother Cheshire
Second Cnt-Got caught in the panic,
and for the past week he has been
committing suicide New York Life.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-30
Ruslneas Sense.

"He was on the verge of failure"
what saved him from the fallg'
'sThe fact that 1t was spring sea
SOC Baltimore American
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-30
A HIsh RolI.e

The man in the moon lie a Jolly chan.
A mad. a merry wight.
Il those things 60, as they say they do.
with rolling high ali night
-Brownlnes Marnxine
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-30

F. III. Foss, who has been postmaster
Ii Nergennes Tor the past ten years
will turn over the business Of the Office
to Thomas Mack, the new postmaster,
April !.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-30
Naturanx.

"she paints herself dreadfully."
"She has praGtlced so long you'd
think she would do 1t nicely."-Cleve-
land Plain Dealer.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-30

derstand il, Is to retarn tc newspaper
work in New York state Here's sue
cess to an Of them in their new posi-.
tiorsl
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-30

'What do the men do when they
drum them out Of the army. popY~
They beat Il. son.'--Baltimore Amer.
lean.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-30

outlate-i slept like a top last night
Mrs. 0utlate-Thafs the way Won
tame home too.-New York Sun.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-30

Engagements never should be long.
O ye who 20 to court
Take heed The long engagements wrong
1t keeps fellow short.
Catholic Standard and Times.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-30
Between Doctors

"Was the operation successful, doc
tori"
Entirely I charged 5000, and his
executor signed check for It without
winkfng. ''-kansas City Times.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-30

An Experiment.
AT being meek he tried his hand
For one unhappy day,
But people tried to do him. and
lie found II didn't pay.
kansas City Times.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-30
Hats.

Ffat81
Though world and fesh and devl
Return With Easter dawn.
Xet millinery shows ua
That every ia 4 cn.
-IIarpefss weekly
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-30
As to Her Aos

Bella--I'm twenty-one today.
stella-You certainly don't look it,.
Houston Post.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-30

| Miss Grace Hayes Il home from the
n. v NJ. for the spring vacation.
Mrs. Alma Taft Of Huntington Cen
ter WAS the guest Of Mrs. Eugene Eli
son over Friday night.
Mrs Clara Gibbs and her danghter-inl
| law from White River Junction were
entertained BY Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Terry
on Friday
Another pleasant party and dance In
Grange hall was reported on Friday
night, when 50 couples were in attend
aGce, all Of whom enjoyed the evening.
Clayton TraslS has rented tenement
on Hale street in tine house owned by
lra Williams estate and will move there
soon from the Wirss house on South
Pleasant street.
The first sugor party Of the season
was held in Odd Fellows hall on FRI
day night With good attendance. the
net receipts To the Rebekahs who gave
the party were small.
A medium sized house greeted the
Canadian Jubilee singers at Music hall
IA friday hlRht ant the concert gwen
BIZ them was universally liked the
music and voices being exceptionally
fine
Mrs ?. J. Blanchard and her daugh-
ter, Miss Edith. arrived nome on Fri
dsy night after stay Of five months
and a half ID Denver. Col, with Clyde
blanchard and his family, who reside
in that city.
Alvin Angel who lives III the Kelley
house is in very poor health, having
been confined TO the house for several
weeks He win move az soon as able
to the house now occupied by +. a.
Bruce on Hale street
a. f. Ncff, who has purchased the
livery stable OF w. T. ilodgkins, has
rented Mrs Jpham's house and win
hortly move his family here. Mrs.
lulam. who has been In her brothers
family for the winter win board with
Mr. Neif's family and remain In rooms
reserved by her for that purpose in her
house.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-30
Flint OF Aar lIand

Ella--l gave him the mitten.
SteIla-That was an offhand thing 10
So.--New York Press.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-30
RANDOLPH
Frank Badger Of DanviIle Buys Farm
Near Village

Near Village
Frank Badger Of Danville mas bar
gained for the farm Of Luther Tracy
which IS situated about three miles from
town on the road leading 10 East Brain
tree. The writings are to be made to-
day and Mr.. Badger will move there
tliis spring. Mr. Tracy recently met
with serious accident, the result of a
fan on the ice, which will disable him
Tor some time. The injury was in the
knee and the Iigiments holding tho
knee cap were loosened, resulting in a
painful, and it Is feared slow process
Of waiting before recovery.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-10
EFFORT RE-ORGANIzE GREEN GOLD.SLVER
Engineers Pass Through Chi huahua On Trip of InSpeC-
 ton of Properties,

CHIHUAHUA, Mexico, Dec. g. Again there is hope aroused that sometninG vill De done to yeorganiae CT rcsastiratc the Greene Gold Silver company and its numerous properties in this state. The reason for this hope is that it is said that a force or mining engineers have gone to the properties in the Sierra Madre to make thorough examination of some ot the mines at least.
 C. C. Chase. the general manager of the company until it closed down a rev months ago, passed through here last week with a party on his way west While nothing authoritative can be said. the report is that they were mining engineers going out to examine the various mines of that corporation. Two of the engineers with Mr. Chase were ]. C. Pickering and k. D. McDermott. of Fl Gro and Mexico City. It was reported here ,hat they were to examine the Con cheno-Navidad properties particularly.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-10
MEXICAN
 INVESTMENTS
 EXCELLENT
American Investments In Mex ican Mines Show Dividends of Over Seventeen Million Dollars.

CHIHUAHUA, Mexico, Dec. 9.-The statistical department of the federal government of Mexico has just issued a booklet showing the number of min ing and industrial companies register ed from 1886 to 1907, a period of more than twenty-one years, together Sith g resume of the capital invested, showing that almost twice as much American capital has been invested as Mexican capital The figures as given for 1SS6-f907 are as follows:
 Mexican capital invested, s475,509,- 46S. silver; American capital s336 6.901.- 900, gold English capital, e52, ,169,- S17; German. f09 9,s17, 800 marks; French, s3. 757, 800 francs; Austro- Hungarian. 100000 iOrins; Spanish, 12394.3e0 pesetas; Italian, 3oO,060 hras.
 From So2 10 1907, the distribution in. countries of capital invested, as shown by the public. register of com panies, was a sfollows:
 Mexican, SlI4.307 ,250, silver; Am eiicar, $iT,25T, 800. gold: English, e677, ,4G9, German, 100000 marks.
 The total shown for the entire per. iod aggregates s1,9os,4fS,697 Mexican currency
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-10
COMPRESSOR ]. FOR GREENE IS
 HUGE AFFAIR
Contract For New Machinery involves Expenditure of < $40, GOO, and Installation Will Be Rushed.

The Greene-Cananea company has let the contract for the installation of a e.000 compressor which. will be added to the already extensive ma chinery in that magnificent plant
 This contract has been let to the In- gcrsoll Rand Machinery company, P. A. Raymond being the representative sI this section Of the southwest There .w re numerous bidders in the field 5lr this contract, as it represented SC. GOO. slFs
 This sill be tue largest compressor in the southwest, and will be installed in the large central air plant to be erected by the company to supply air 10 the n nes and the reduction plant. Dr. [, D. Riekstts, general manager gf the company. has given instruction % have the machinery rushed that it hay be delivered al the earliest pos siblC date.
 flie work at the CanaDea camp is moving forward with encouraging . Strides and everything is being done 10 complete the machinery and make it one cf the .nost down to date plants n the southwest.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-10
AunnA SmeIterS and -StOCR Quotations
MILLION DOLLAR DEAL Is
 REPORTED ON GLOBE PROPERTY

it to J. D. Coplen. Mir. Coplen organi- ing the company of which he became the head.
 The Inspiration, situate about eight miles west of Globe and adjoining the Miami and Keystone properties, is sidered one of the most valuable groups in Globe district, its ores be- ing of much the same character of those of the Miami, which has 12,000,- GOO tons of 3 per cent sulphide ore in sight.
 The acreage of the Inspiration is larger than that of the Miami, and both miners are on the same great ore deposit
 The Inspiration has about 15O0 feet of development work, principally in tunnels which has brought into sight 1 1,500. 900 tons of sulphide of about the same grade as the Miami ore. Re gently, the Mercer tunnel, the deepest working on the Inspiration, has been driven 200 feet in sulphide ore.
 The ore deposit, as far as prospect ed on the Inspiration. Is 1900 feet wide.
 With the New York capitalists to whom reference is made In the dis patch to the Silver Belt, it is under stood that W. H. Thompson of Boston and George E. Gum of Salt Lake City are associated. .. ...s.....
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-10
OLD DIRECTORS
 CHOSEN BY 5. B B.
Second Annual Stockholders Meeting of s, & B. Held
 Monday,

GLOBE. Dec. 9.-The second annual meeting of the stockholders of the Su- per'or & Boston Copper company was deld Monday afternoon in Globe, large majority of the stock being rep resented The meeting was harmoni- GUS and satisfaction was eXpresseu with the splendid developments on the Superior &s Boston property during the past year The old directors were re elected and are as follows: William c. Wright, Norman ". Haire. John H. Rice. George R. Hill, John R. P,mlott
 Superior 6 Boston has been one or the most successful of the newer com panies operating in Globe district. Or ganiZed two years ago, the company has developed in it's Great Eastern mine a high grade ore body that has few equals in this district. This ore body has .been opened on the 4S0, or intermediate level over $50 feet, and vertically about 150 feet. averages about s per cent on the 400-foot IcTe! and probably 10 per cent Hon the inUer- mediate level, just above the peTma- ,nent water line. On this lowest level the drift is being enlarged to the fun width of the ore, and for eighty feet in length the ore shoot mas been found to average fully fourteen feet wIuy. and at OHe place twenty-tWo feet. and there is still ore left on the hangInL wall. Also there are stretchers on this level where the ore carries cen siderable glance which runs the ore up to 90 per cent copper. The same character of ore has been opened in winze ten feet below the level. A pump of sufficient capacity to handle the water has been ordered and as soon as received will be installed ana the winZe sunk probably 100 feet ana i another level opened Frank H. ! Probsrt, the consulting engineer. esUI- mates that an extensive zone of sec, ondary enrichment of from 100 to ! 800 feet of high grade ere will be shown below the water level.
 1 The CrOSscut going north OF the 100 ! foot level is now within fifty feet oi
 the line of projection Of the new shaft
 being sunk for the development of the
 Grest Eastern mine, at a depth oi 420 feet. By raising and sinking at
 the same time, the opening of the
 s1aTt will proceed much more rapid
 ".
 At the Gardner shaft, which is to de
 velop tlre Black Oxide and Iron King
 Icdes on the south and tle Limestone
 on the north, work at present is con
 fined to driving the crosscuts at tho
 i00-foot level. The south crosscut is now in 160 feet and the north c-oss cut about 100 feet, both. being in hGav
 fly mireralized ground, showing seami
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-10
PAINE. WEBER G co.

Special Wire to L. J. 0yerlock.) '7 BOSTON, Dec. 9.-The coppers are very dull in spite of the fact that New York rails were gradually creeping tip. Arizona Commercial, which I men tioned last night was very active near the close and sold at $40 win good people buying East Butte was again very strong and looks like higher prices although there were no new developments at the mine to account for the rise. There are three buyers to one seller in the market at present, and it is only question of a short time when these huyers will get tired of waiting and will fill their orders al the market and cause 2 sharp ad vance.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-10

The Globe Silver Belt reports that the Inspiration properties have been optioned to New York parties. It is reported that the deal calls for the hlayment, by December g, next, of $250.000 for development work, and the further payment for development work and equipment, within two years, of $750.000
 The plan for reorganization contem- plates the issuance of one million shares at Sf0, per value. Four hun dred thousand of these shares are to go to the purchases, three hundred thousand to the stockholders of the cid company, and three hundred thou sand into the treasury. with the pur- chasers holding a two-year option upon upon them at par.
 The plan of distribution to the old stockholders will be one share for ten.
 The deal is the achievement of Thomas Kavanaugh of Tucson, who recently visited the property with Henry KTumb, a well known mining engineer.
 The property. owned by the mspira- ton Mining company, of which J. D. Coplen is president and general man. ager; ]. B. Coplen, superintendent, and F.. F. Wilder of Kansas City. secretary, was located by Bud Woodson, William Beard and Charles Hickman, who sold
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-10
LOGAN & BRYAN.


 (SpeciaI Wire to L. J. Overlook
 NEW YORK, Dec. S.--The character of the market remains unchanged. SpeciaIties continue to be the feature and all of the high priced issues were advanced sharply today. The list was firm Bp to the last fifteen minutes when heavy realizing caused recess ions from high levels, but as whole the close was generally higher than last night Pool dperations are re- spensihie for the greater part of the activity aLd public participation com parafiVeIy limited After the sharp advances. a good shake out is not un. likely, but we are still inclined to ia For buying on recessions and see nc necessity for climbing for stocks.
 Review Want Ads bring results.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-10

Review Want Ads bring results.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-10
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE. old papers. 25c per hundred. Ap- ply Ifeview office.
 - Review Want ads srIno asssi4s
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-10
BUTTONS LETTER.

Special Wire to L. J. Overlock.)
 NEW YORK, Dec. 9,-There is every reason to believe that the market is nearing a period of great activity with higher prices, especially in the old leaders. Hartman, Hill and Wander. bilt stocks will te the favorable feat, ures.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-10
SYLVANITE QUEEN MINING COMPANY Incorporated Under the Laws of Arizona Capitalization 5O0OOO
 Shares par value O. S100 fully paid and assessab

he 10000 s fully paid an of C o p q ouee gconpany h rset far n camp eight in
 
 the mpandsr the ds Aexsdernd AE n
 
 rhe Q show lead e t sHsbs ssnho he Q omeu Q hing office f he President E. A TweaW j. D.
  den gent for subscription at brokerage offices Bisbee: Frank GratL ovefoc Prfad Hicks
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-10
WASHOE CASE IS BOTHER|NG
 AMALGAMATEO
Possibility of Roosevelt Taking a Hand At Request of Farm
 CTS Ar0uSeS Butte Interests
 to Danger of Closing Smeiter
CBy Frank J. Graf.J


 The effect or the presidents mes sage was easily noticed in the mar kets Of the past two days. Stocks have been at a standstill vita but slight fluctuations. It is evident that the general public is not in the mar ket, and il is more of a professional affair It looks as if the general pub lie does not intend to get into the market until after the close of the year unless some favorable news is forthcoming. Copper stocks were life less with one or two exceptions. Amalgamated closed stronger with better trading and Superior Boston was active with good demand at s17.15 to SIS. Regarding the Anal gamated the people are becoming alarmed over the possibility of Presi- dent Roosevelt taking . hand in the Washoe shelter smoke case at the request of the farmers. The liutte Business Mems associationis using all means possible to prevent any such action. as the closing of the smelter means practically closing up the srr at CT, part of the camp. Subscriptions of the Arizona Michigan will be allot- ted on the basis of one for seven. Curbs were weak and l'feless all day. Shattuck was quoted at $1S.75 to $19, with the best finn bid at S1S.37. and with but little demand at that
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-10
of nematite.

of nematite. .
 Ore shipments from the Great East enr mine to the Fl Paso smclter con. tinue at the rate of from forty to fifty tons per day, and as the grade of ere is better this month, snelter returns are showing a corresponding improvement.
Chicago eagle., 1908-02-01


Leroy \. Goddard WAS elected pres
ident of the Union League Club Mon
day at the biggest election ever held In
the history Of the club. Other officers
elected were:
First yice-presldcnt-,Iesse IIoldom.
Second yice-president-,Ioseph Dow
ney,
.Treasurer-F. J.. IIankey.
Secretary-David IL. Lyman. Jr.
Directors Of three years-Willlam -.
Allen, Harry B. Glow, ana George Il,
Skinner.
Committee on political action for
three years-Charles Alling, Jr., u. T..
sunny, and Horace X. Tenney.
Mr.. Goddard is president of the Fort
Dearborn National bank, and Is one Of
the abest fnancicrs in America. lie
was born in Marion, H., in lS54,
ana when II years old established
himself In the dry goods bus-
ness, which he left four years
later TO become n private banker.
In 1890 he sold out lis private bank
ing interests and removed to Mount
Carmel, where he organized the First
Chicago eagle., 1908-02-01

attorneys would be disbarred." En-
traordinary words, but refreshing qnd
wholesome ones Thoughtful laymen
have often wondered at the sort OF
methods and standards which the
Judges tolerate and the bar associations
condone or encourage. Cheap subter.
fuges. h.msy technicalities. bathos, 20.
phistry. delays for the sake Of delay,
wrangling and billlngsgate. Plckwlck.
ian motions and pretended surprises
and shocks-who has not again and
again observed such things In the trial
Of important cases by men Of repute
and standing? Who has not been dis.
gusted and nauseated BY legal chicane
and humbug from sources that suppos.
cdly stand for high standards and
regard shysters with holy horror?
There Ia need OF more such anti.cant
talk as that to which the Massachusetts
Judge 70 unexpectedly treated the law.
yers Of his jurisdiction and State.
Chicago eagle., 1908-02-01
THE PRACTICAL SIDE NEO.
LECTED.

Education IL that which equips men
to become good citizens, useful to the
world and benefit to their fellows.
There Is a good deal In the curriculum,
that isn't educational In the true sense.
You can't educate tact, and justice, ana
generosity, and honesty Into a man,
any more than You can educate q voice
into him. You can't make u llrst-class
man out Of fOurth.class boy, any
more than you can make good singer
out OF man with no voice. But you
can help to make boy more apprecla.
tive Of his rights Of citizenship and Of
the rights OF others. whether he be a
frst.class or fOurth.class pupil. The
education that fails to do this fails to
educate. There Is wide margin be-
tween book learning and education. We
have neglected this practical side of
the problem so long that we have bred
men who care nothing for justice, who
have no regard for the rights O! their
employees, or even their own families
who are deaf to reason and seek by
force what they could readily win by
tact and honesty. had not their educa.
tiOn been along the wrong lines. II is
time to wake up to this before 1t is too
everlastingly late. Educate the child
to be good citizen. to regard the
sacred rights of the individual and the
vested rights of the majority, and you
have graduate who represents the
highest type of man.
Chicago eagle., 1908-02-01
cHAMPERTY AND MAINTENANCE

In addition TO its many other inter.
esting and curious characteristics, the
Druce trial In London brought to public
notice two legal words OF curious mean.
Ing. One Of the counsel In the case ex.
pressed the opinion that all the direc.
tors and shareholders Of the company
which supplied the means for the
prosecution were liable to arrest and
trial on the criminal charges Of ''chani.
perty" and maintenance" Champcrty,
In law, Ii d bargain with litigant to
share or bear the expense Of litigation
In consideration OF receiving share Of
the proceeds. Maintenance Is metldlIna
In a suit by one who. having no direct
concern IN the outcome. nevertheless as
sists or sustalns either party with
funds. Both are rare words to Amerl
can readers who are not lawyers.
Chicago eagle., 1908-02-01
LARGEST
U BZLY CIRCULATION
m CHICAGO.

-. CAarn.o E.~l. nuuber.
..e.. a. ..h.crshe,. she mo.t
e.a...sa.p. .o.s n,o.u.,o.. ana
-, ...,,.cs.., ,... \. Chac..o.
n ,e.rh.. .e.,py every man
~ .sa.si.. An the com muuiey
a.a an ne. Who are moulders Of
..ApaC ona.som ~, airrc,or. M
..nllo .9.i,..
n 4. N. ~uide. mensor and
s,s.~a NJ .v.,v mo,ss,c.l ,..a..
- .v.,v .h.A. NJ on,minm.
n 4. ...a nv Gov..nm.nt
ss.s.. Co.nsv .nN c,sv os,c,.l.'
n ...A nv +. ns~ ~.....s.-~
Chicago eagle., 1908-02-01
NEED OF MORE SUCH TALK.

Whenever legal lumlnarles meet In
county, state or national convention or
at the banquet table they grow elo.
quent on the nobility Of their profes.
sion and the high standards which
characterize IT, Whenever disbarment
proceedings are found necessary
against low trlckster or very often.
slye shyster, the prosecutor similarly
inyokes, with impressive earnestness,
the high standards of the bar. There
is more oratory than dry truth in these
fine efforts, more Imagination than
reality, says the Chicago Record.IIer-
aid. But ordinarily no one cares 10
Introduce the note of skeptlclsm, and
everything passes or beautifully. 4
distinguished Massachusetts judge,
however, has recently seen fit to make
an exception 10 the rule, Perhaps his
known Interest in the large social prob
leuis-in probation, charity, legal re-
form, social acknowledgements for
his unconventional remarks. \ motion
for dlsDarment against lawyer was
being Argued, and the attorney who
represented the prosecution INDUCED IN
the familiar observations regarding the
"high standards which," etc, etc
Judge he Courcey listened patiently
for while, and then threw this bomb
shell" at the able lawyers in court: 81
feel that the bench has tolerated, If not
recognized, lower standards and l fee
that especially when | sit in the Grim
tnal and divorce oourts-more especial
ly the latter II this high standard
iof which the eloquent lawyer Ia,
spOkenl were upheld majority Of the
Chicago eagle., 1908-02-01

that everybody wants In a play: love.
romance. comedy anl plenty of action.
Don't miss seeing this great play ut
the College next week. Miss Hope will
be the Princess Yctivc. Mr.. Durkin the
Grenfnll 1.orry. Mr.. Birch the Harry
Anguish and Miss llauworth the COull.
tess Dnginar. The rest of the favor.
ties. including Messrs. AlciIugh. In.
vles. MCCLELLAN and Coombs. nnd Misses
iBronnugh. Gnffncy and Ainlr. assisted
by a large auxiliary force. will make
up the immensely large AMI splendid
cnst.