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Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-06
HIGHER VALUE
FOR COPPER IS
PREDICTED
Steady Improvement In Other
Lines Causes Increasing
Copper Demand That War
rants Higher Prices.

Tie Boston Financial News looks
for the price of copper to reach an'
established price of 10 cents before
the close of the year. Regarding the
copper market generally, it says:
The market for eoppers contiauss
rather quiet, although, durinss the
week, there nave been sales 10 En-.
ropean merchants ngregat'ng S.09a.o90
pounds, and a large specification from
Germany is about TO be closed. Ii Is
curious that our producers continue
to make large sales abroad. and q.
the same time. that there should be
continued discussion on the large
stocks held by foreigners hangins
over the market. AS We have stated
before, several Of the large producers
are out of the market FOR the ''alaAce
of the year. having sold Their pr'1duc-
ton. or pressr9ing to hold wlEtt cop
per they have FOR higher pricss. There
r. wide Siiercnece in tradeoi,i'. ioi.
as to tie course of the metal .lla1 ilet,
but 1t seems likely that a 10 csaJ price
will have been established before the
cIt = of 1908. ~. eady ~ .
M ~ in general btI.Insss and mose =
pcC.5ily in thu son ~ 4 steel trades,
seems TO promise demand for cor
per which will easily bring this about.
The electrical lines are buster, and
under consideration which viii requirs
an enormous amout of metal during
the coming months. il is quite likely
that 1909 will prove 70 be the banei
year of production OF copper in thts
country, but 1t is equally true that VIC
have undoubtedly ahead of us far
greater consumption in the metal than
has ever taken place. The conditions,
at any rate, are satisfactory to the
largest interests in the trade who ar,
looking forward with confidence OF a
long period of prosperity. Sales have
been made on the basis of IA 3-S
cents for electrolytic in small quaFatf
titles, and one transaction was report
ed at a lower figure. But any con-
siderable amount viii find IA IL cents
the minimum, and easily force the
price up.
There is the same strong under
tone TO be noticed in the copper share
market, and the same confidence OF
the part of holders. There is undoubt.
eddy good buying on an the setbacks
and the market seems to keep in j
strong, technical position. Superior
has been the feature of the market
this week, and the price advances cas-
lily, owing TO the small number Ol
shares outstanding. Lake copper,
which is considered the most promis
ing OF the fewer properties in Mich
igan. has also ben in good demand
and like Superior, has the confidenct
of good judges at the lake.
Copper Ranger has declared the us
ual quarterly dividend of 81 per share
and while this might cause some dis
appointment in ultra-conservative cir
cles. as did the action of the director:
of the Old Dom MON. North Butte
Calumet & Arizona and Calumet &
Hecla last Eeek, the conservative i'ol
icies adopted viii undoubtedly prove
best in the long ran, and 1t is eYi
dent from metal market conditions
that holders Of shares in establishes
copper reducing companies viii moi
have to wait long Tor larger div bends
There was considerable activity In
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-06
RELATES STORY
OF RICHES IN
LLUVIA De ORC
Aeff OF Douglas, After An Alb
Sence of More Than a Year
In Mexico, Returns With In
tereSting News.

b. Neff. at one time well known
contractor In Bisbee passed through
last night to Douglas from Mexico,
where he has been for the past year
and q half putting in machinery Iol
the Lluvia de Orc Mining company in
the state of Chihuahua. He has COM
pieted his work there and has return
ed to the states 10 reside.
Il am mighty glad to get through
with my work there said Mr.. Neh
yesterday, and viii be well satisfied
to remain here for some time to
come. My work there has been very
interesting in many ways, although
was isolated entirely from the out
side world. The trip is a long ole
and fraught with many hardships and
Inconvenience. / have been since
Monday morning at I o'clock getting
here.
The LIuyia de Orc is situated ia
the state Of chihuahua and the way
there is by way OF Guaymas, San
Bias. to the end OF the new railrcaa
and the last stage is by the mule
route. 1t was this way that We mad
TO bring in the heavy machinery
WI VI rs, - !,
new camp. one gan iLnasIo "na' :,
TASK II IS 10 ger the lat &c d-no''ii' VI
machinery inUo lne CAMP -,
during tne past year anu d h" IN
we nave oulit a me zen stamp mn
theIe ana nave put IN an llie eqG.p
ment ior one Oh tne larses' ,, hiii.tns
camps IN that ehlire uis'rlct; ne In'
chinery IS an up 10 ua't anu 'iie M rI iI'
Is now grlnoing out tIe ore; in me-
are WORKING idrge ioTce Vi HI
I there ana are deYeloplne one VI tnS
flcneSI gold ana slINeT Hines III iLii'
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-06

eral values, in some places, he says,
as high as So to the ton.
Since coming into possession into
the three group of claims and mill
site. ne has done over 500 feet of de-
veIopment work unaided There are
four tunnels, $50 feet, 20 feet, and b.
feet In length respectively. in add
ton TO several shafts, in the deepest
of whica has the rich paystresk un-
covered
There is an abundance OF water and
timber on the ground, and the prop
erty is admirably located from the
Transportation standpoint. as PIieta
station on the s. r., P. & p. IS onl
1 600 feet north.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-06
MINING DEVELOPMENTS ARE
ACTIVE IN PRESCOTT DISTRICT

AZ meeting of the stockholders sol
the Arizona Gold COMPANY, held IL
tf,s eomuany's Offices here yesterday
development plans involving an ex-
peudSture of az least 100000 were
adopted. and new board of diree-
tors elected.
s forty horse power hoist IS being
installed on one OF file claims OF the
eroap. where a new shaft win be start
ed and pushed down sssfaplaiy q pc.
s.ble. All Of the Expenditure o. the
company. scoydiBg to tag. .aizE;ls szopk
ed. Nil BE In thez se--ssol,EeeAc OF -he
-sss--s-'--n-sn Ds1is 20 fsss
aeo1a,'assa1len OF e reancIs'e e
lasL N. I'LL s. tne ~ ,s.. % s s,',ts.'
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-06
WALKER BROS.

Especial Wire 70 J.. ]. OverIock-s
NEaR, Y0nK, bee. 5.-The mara<G
today. was very. active and trading en-
a big scale. ,After a steady opening .
number Of laNi priced rails deveiope&
great acsix33g saaa strength LzasR
prfees began to sell on under infiuezzen
os weaAnees il 6snelters and AmasEa-
mated aBa prices, became very wezEk.
There sas hssFy profit taking zzE-
the breaks we're sharp. Close wzs-
irrexsssse aad zsssgeszs, and the pyra-
technics In !. some stocks caused za-
eassness. = We look for an Sc4sss
market next week and think II VS.
to be conservative. The bank szzsn--
ment was not good and call money D.
apt to tighten up as we approach fsxs
end Of the year.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-06

Parrot toward the end of the week and
Franklin attracts good deal of at
tentioR because of the favorable de-
velopments Of the pewabic lode and
Junior properties. La Sale is another
Issue which has become rather ac.
tive. Taking it all around, the copper
share market promises higher prices
in the future. and tde sentiment In
strong quarters continues favorable
to buying on what reactions we get.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-06
INDIANS WORKING
Quu0IlA PLACER
Considerable Gold Is Still Be-
3 ing Secured By DesuItoy
Work.

Weird comes from the ouljota eoun-
try that fae Indians still consinue
20 dry,e1sh for geld on more or less
extensive fcale. The origin Of these
placers has bever been discovered. al
though repeatcR efforts have been
sade 70 find It. The NEST extensive.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-06

Dr.. Collister gave bis entire fall crop
OF apples to the Boise City. Idaho
corps. during the Harvest Festival eff
fort. 1t consisted Of AIS boxes and
sold for wood price Tie boxes as
sTranbed on the platform made fine
display.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-06

certain that the obligations wssieh .zzss
be incurred BY those who flnas nke
stos hs and Don or Bat tni s-R
nercil paper w.lI 1ot be lightly o.
adventgrcu>.y assunc3 81 view OF ex-
iSiing caaa'sf7ls
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-06

critics @z5Ong tine most promising gold
mines is the Bsrqua Hala range. / ans
a heavy stockholder, and aminyesl-
ing my money IN the work on the same
basis as any other stockhoHer. The
company is amply financed to carry
out its preSeutious plans. May of tine
Stockhol3ers are residents OF large
eastern fizsacial Senters It rs Iny
purpose to develop the mines thor
oEghIy. then install a large reSHcrion
I'sTae which as ceTfain TO return, hano-
.s6zie profits, IS the sres are very ricn,
considering tae size and extent or the
ore bodies now opene5."
General Manager Gesr left last a.ght
for his home ia Congress Junction.
He ~ lreturn TO the cam in a Se~
days.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-06

and at the L. -& A. like preparations
are being made.
To this latter company q second
pack train. of fourteen burros, laden
with Alining implements and all neees-
saTy SUPPLIES, was sent recently, and
larger train will be sent out in a
day or 50. The company behind the
l.. & a is said TO be the richest that
ever entered the district and is COM
posed Of many Louisiana capitalists
men of large means.
At the L. & a. the surface showing
is exceptionally alluring. and the
same is to be said of the GEzHd ,Isianu
property. xaere the sowing at the
surface and several feet below, has
never been surpassed in Arizona.
The Grand Island group lies very
scar the Copper Gu3f---a proven mine
land the Louisiana & Arizona is sit
szafed about six miles from the Two
Rebnblics.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-06

VIII samples of goidrbearing quartz.
.aszs5tg from $5es TO $500 a ton.
George uhl arrived here yesterday
from has Hobo group Of claims on the
Skp,k valley and Thumb Butte dis
-tr5s8 divide The rich ore vas taken
cut Of shaft forty deep. ia wafcn
the psystzazi< varies from three to
nine irsclns Ia thickness
Uni Is very enthusiastic over the
OF the properly. and re-
grsss that he IS not possessed Of snf-
flcfe1t capital TO equip and rush it,
development.
The ledge Is In graaite and porphy-
~ contact. It Is six feet between the
ssus, the enttTe hliing crgying min
Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-06

Activity In the mining svorld OF Jaz-
CINE and vicinity gr0wS .apace, and
there Is feeling that tbs coming year
wisl prove this to be the best If not
the biggest mining camp IN all the
southwest. As for that. It - already
fae best, ana sauguine cDev think II
will ~ the biggest before T.hanksgiy-
f1g Da5 rolls rennd again.
The xesczi Is ore OF the most
prunisinx properties Of the district,
and WORK there Is bcfug driven @aeaa
With no setnp. and the indications are
more encouraging every day. suBsr-
intendenf JIM Movies is more tsen
pleased with the oistiook.
At the Arkansas & Arizona. the old
reliable,-the first of tbs -standbys~
20 do things many improvements
have rece.tly been made.
The txo new companies continue
70 rush operations These Ne the
Grsad Island and the Louisiana and
Arizona At the former property
buildings have been erected pgepara>
tory 70 extensive exploration work,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-31

coaches In whipping into shape. a uni.
versity team for the great matches 81
the season 1t Is very realistic, lust
what ought to tickle" and 'tackie the
attention OF amy college man Interested
in the game: and is made more aecep-
table to the average layniaii9 through
the medium of n story which takes up
the hero at the close of his second
dairy school course. and carries MIN
through his first year at Yale. In this.
Col" Camp shows himself no m can
story teller, for he works In college
scenes and incidents, nottceably the
freshman r,ishes and various fracase5
incidental to the first year of \ ale
undergraduate as Conc to the manner
born But is 1t par excellent an
sunvarnished tale OF football, leading
the reader through the various avenues
Of Introduction TO the game by easy
stages, until he finds himself enwrapt
over the big contests between Yale and
Columbia, and Yale and Princeton. OF
course. Yale is victoriOns-by small
margins--a SOD to the vananished with
the Hero" OF the story, the hero OF
these games. Incidentally, 1t may be
remarked that the character the spirit
of n,anliness brought out in The Sub
Estitute," the plea for fair play, hons
est effort and above board conduct as
between man and man, are worthy OF
this author who has been for fair and
square dealings at all times. Waiter
Camps book will have wide circnia-
ftion: 1t is q football classic.
r.. J. j. YALE, 40.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-31
WHERE Is HANSESo

New York Oct. a1.--The Norwegian
consul general in New York. Christoph-
er Rayn, has asked for assistance in
an effort TO find the whereabouts of
Capt. Hans Hansen. one of the men
who took part in the recent automobile
race around the world. Hansen started
from New York in the French car, but
left 1t IN Chicago and later Joined the
American car and guided it across ST..
IBERIA. On his arrival in Paris much
feeling was expressed against him and
lie was even threatened, 1t is said. be-
cause Of his leaving the French car
and assisting the American car " vie
tory. Members OF the party who arc
now in New York state that they last
saw Hansen in Paris when the party
broke up after the race. AT that time
he had n large sum of money In his
possession and intended to SO to Tomsk.
Siberia. where his wife and child re-
side. Now 1t develops that he has not
reached that city and his relatives are
unable to find trace of him Hansen has
been sailor and soldier of fortune. hay-
Ing made many trips IN various out OF
the way corners of the world.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-31
NOTICE or ASSESSMENT.


SILVER DIPPER MINING g CONS Sfe
pany. principal place Of business y Ne, , 100
South Main St, Salt Lake City !, nus .ai
Notice IS hereby given that a. Inn Silver
81 rae M Hn COMPANY held O, che 10th
day OF October, 1905, an assessil, l re re
ors-sixteenth d-l6) of one cent ~ per casn ri
stosk of said corporation. payable az W ti /.
Office, room 81 Scott Building; no TO- q 1ss E. E,
Main st. Salt Lake City Utah I tt to = 81 s.
s Me.uu secretarv, on or before Nov. aIth
1ss Any S Stock upon which said asse sd
ment shall remain unpa 1d6s on Nil ihs se de- de-
ii,,n,enf and advertised for sale at pup
i liz auction. and unless payment Is MADE "a q
before. will be sold on Decemper r. t eniI
1903. ut 9 p. m. of said day. 10 Ply ,nSSefher
delinouent assessment thereon. tos s, ~
with the costs of advertising ana eA-
penses OF sale. ,,n,pr,r,1ru
Secretary. "a
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-31
WH!TM0RE MURDER CASE.
After Two Hours Delbcrntion Jury
Declares Him Not Guilty.

jersey city. n. j., Oct. So.-After be-
ing out two hours, the jury III the case
OF Theodore Whitmore, on trial for the
murder of his wife, whose battered
body was found on December 26 of
last year in q swamp near Harrison,
n. j., to night returned a verdict OF
not guilty.
Whitmorefs defense was an abb
which he was able to establish by q
number nf witnesses, who testified to
having seen him in New York at the
time of tho commission of the crime In.
New Jersey.
Whitnore WAS much affected by the
verdict. AS the foreman of the jury
made known the decision. he threw
his arms around his attorney and
kissed him.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-31
NOVICE ToR BIDS.

For Supplies for Utah State Prison;
Sealed bids will DO received at Ine
Wardens Office until noon NoNenlpfr
10th, 1905, for furnishing the toliowl,ls
supplies. One hundred thousand pounus'
straight grade flour; 10000 POUNDS ll nr ,l5.
and 900 pounds oats, and dDop pouilds
Of fresh meat, more or less; 70 be DC,
livercd in Salt Lake City, 200 tons or
lump COAL and 200 tons Of mine slach'
more or less, to be delivered T. 9. D
track, at the State Prison.
The quantities named being an esli-
mate for the year commencing, NoNein-
Der 10th, 1905 All supplies to be deily
cred rs required and subject 70 the ap-
prevail of the warden Bids TO be open
ed by the State Board Of Corrections,
at this office November 10th, l%s, ae .
p. m. -.
The board reserves the right 70 reject
any or all bids, or to accept any prop
osition favorable to the state. Bits for
supplies furnished will be paid monthiy.
The law requires that certified che eek
for not less than . per cent OF the pa
accompany the same. and shall require
of the successful bidder bond IN one,
half the amount of the bid, conditioned
that he will properly perform the con-
tract. .,r
Warden Utah State Prison.
BY ". w. MACINTOSH Clerk.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-31
DEAFNESS CANNOT BE CURED.

80 local applications. us they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the ear.
ana that is by constitutional remedies.
Deafness is caused by an infiamed con-
dillon of the mucous lining of the Eu-
stachian Tube. When this tube Is In
famed you have a rumbling sound or
Imperfect hearing, aud when 1t is en-
tirely closed, Deafness Is the result. and
and this tube restored to its normal con-
ldition, hearing will be destroyed for
ever: nine cases out of ten are caused
by Catarrh, which is nothing but an in
famed condition of the mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars for
any case of Deafness Caused by Ca
tarrh) that cannot be cured BY Hairs
Catnrrh Cure. Send for circulars fres.
Il. j. CHENEY &; CO., Toledo, Q.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for constlpa-
tim .-----
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-31
CAPT. G. E. D. DIAMOND.
Having Reached 1ia Years is Forced
To Ask for Charity.

San Francisco, Oct. 31.--Forced to
apply for charity after he had added
u dozen years to his record as q CEN
teneiian, Capt. 6. E, d. Diamond, well
known in this city and Oakland as a
lecturer on health topics. and publisher
of pamphlet on vegetarianism, yes
terday appeared at the emergency hos
pital and asked to be admitted to the
county poor farm
The man with H. years to his credit
was born in the shadow of Plymouth
Rock In May, 1896. and he recalls well
the expedition against the Balbary
pirates. the war of 1872 and other facts
that the grandfathers OF the present
generation have not remembered since
their school days. He embraced the
vegetarian diet in the spring of 1928.
he says, and he is strong advocate
Of the turnip and the onion. He still
walks with considerable sprightliness
although guards against falls with a
heavy stick.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-31
COMMODORE WATTS
CAREER TO END HAPPILY

New York, Oct 31-Conmodore j.
B. Watt,commander of the liner Lusit-
tana is to have a happy ending to
his active ceareer as sailor which
ends with his return trip of the
Lusitania to England, when his resg-
nation from the service takes place.
On the present trip Commodore Watt
was accompanied by his daughter,
Miss Helen Watt who came to AM
erica to marry her cousin, Gordon r.
Watt. The ceremony will be performs
ed today. Miss Watt, who has been
a nurse for several years. met her
cousin while In America on a visit a
year ago. Mr.. Watt is a fruit broker
and resides in Chicago.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-31
AERO CLUB ELECTION,

street there Is all election campaign go
ing on that at least by those Immediate
ly interested Is being fought out more
vigorously than the great national cam
paign now drawing to n close. On Mon
day night the anpuai election OF the
Aero Club or America will be held Some
time ago number of the more en-
thusinstic boys OF the Aero club form
ed a second organization under the
name OF tho American Aeronautic So
ciety, and ii is these members who are
now attempting to secure control of
the original club is not taking the place
that Il should take III the active polti-
cal work of aviation and giving practi-
cal aid to those who are making prog
ress in the art of air navigation. The
Aero club has 800 members, the combin-
ed wealth OF which is said to exceed
si0OuO.c0o among them some of the best
known men In the east
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-31
TO DEFRAUD AMERICAN
BUYERS OF FRENCH PICTURES

New York. Oct. a1.--What they be-
.leye to be an attempt to defraud AM
erican buyers of French paintings has
been discovered by the customs au-
thorities here. Customs examiners
found that number of paintings
imported from Paris bore daubs of
paint in one corner, evidently for the
purpose of covering the signatures.
When this layer OF paint was removed
it was discovered that beneath were
the names of great artists. Corot,
Diez. Rousseau and others of equa!
prominence. 1t il believed that the
paintings are by obscure artists and
that the forged names We're carelessy
covered in such a manner as to make
their discovery certain, thereby great
ly enhancing the value of the paint
ings
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-31
NO FOOTBALL IN LOGAN.
Game Regarded Coldly In Colleges
Home on Account of Death of
Guard Evans.

Public sentiment resulting from the
death OF Guard Evans of the Agricul-
'tural College eleven has become so
strong that no more football games Will
be played in Logan TINS year The col.
lege trustees met last evening and voted
this way. although leaving the Aggies
free to play any games they may get
OIL the outside. This mems that the
Nov. 3 game with the u. can be played
in Salt Lake or ON neutral ground and
tho Los Angeles game will be played
on the coast. Football is not to be
eliminated rs can be seen, but tho
death OF Evans has made Logan cold
towards football. Is
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-31
ASSESSMENT yoT1cE,

UiNrAH TREASijRE 5H1TJ co.,
lion Ginning COMPANY. PrinciiIa1
pace OF business. Provo. Utan Ne.."a
!, tho he f5esS, given that At meeting S,f
Trs,s s,oara 81 lnrestors of the Uintuh
laaH held on the spth day of S.ntemi,nr
rsus; an assessment tNo, IL Of ono ~
s st.n,, per snare was levied on tho ont.
GH"rpo,,,a,tlon. payable inmcd Tely 10 p ~
ii ,tnllen. secretary. Room Z. Ey,i.ht
n pnoghs r,,i pr9V Q. City, Utah. Any STOCK
UNPAID on Monday, November2 ,sos Nh ,,,ii 4
~ ~ ueIIIiaaluent and advertised Tor ~
Is p mann q, suction, and unless paymenf
~ 80. ne ss;l,i tf.-
= gtaGM 3; NJ, Of said day, 10 NAY y lie
cost ~ NJ, assignment togather with the
sos' oi aa i l, and expense Of sais,
o,saa 4 2. ALLEN. zSeorets rs. -
-i 2ifee T.; Room !. knight BLOCK. pro;ro
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-31
Breezy Bits Boiled for the Busy.

Ina game brimming over with straight,
slam-bang football the sumner school
football team defeated the Training
school eleven by a score Of 81 TO 9. joe
Maddox, coach of the U, acted as ref
cree.
Well. well. Papke and Kcily are 70
meet at last. AT least. they are report
ed to have signed q partial agreement.
The date of the bout is one of the de-
tails left open. Another meeting VIII DO
held between the two men and their
managers during December; this meet
ing Will be to settle all details, Pnpke
js going 10 give Ketchei another chance
ThanksglNing.
It's now either Packy Mcfarland
or "cycone" johnny Thompson 70
meet Battling Nelson. Promoter Croft.
10th Is said to prefer Mcfarland NJ
n drawing card, although admitting
Thompson a likely lad. Nelson says he
will not fight until spring. explaining
his hand Is not in the best of shape.
Nelson Is not slde-stepping Packy, but
he is probably lyins. low until the
public has worked itself into frenzy
of desire for the 60 Then tho wise Bat
will make a price-and get it.