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Bisbee daily review., 1908-07-23
Mininq SnGIterS and StOCR Quotations
WALKERS LETTER
 ON COPPER MARKE I

tinue a producer for generations to come. It is improbable that Superior and Pittsburg will enter the dividend list earlier than 1910.
 Shannon.
 shannon stock is beginning to at tract attention in high copper circles. This company's production has a smaller, market capitalization than that of any other, and consequently this stock will benefit most from any advance in the price of copper.
 At present Shannon is producing about 1S.000.000 pounds of copper an nually, or 60 pounds for each share of it's stock. It's annual production, therefore, is capitalized at about 24 cents per pound. If the company could show profit of two cents per pound on it's present production, it would be earning better than s per cent on the market price of its stock; and an ad- vance of two cents in the price of cop per will add s per cent to the per cent the company is now showing, giy- ing it net earnings of IA to 15 per cent on the current selling price of its stock This should cause the stock to advance to at least s20 per share A1NDue WlehluS SO speGu4dle TUT all advance in the price of copper can do it very adyantageously by buying Shannon stock.
 Sr5ene-Cananea.
 Greene Cananea this week blew in two furnaces at its shelter, and thus after eight or nine months of idleness is again producing copper, With the higher grade of ore now developed it is expected that the company will be able to produce between 60,000,0 900 and 70 000,00 pounds of copper an nually, when it's entire plant is in op- eration. The company now has to- tai of 2,500,OO0 shares of stock out standing, and I figure it will have to increase its production to 90.00O.0OO pounds to earn S1 per share on a 13- cent copper market.
 Greene-Cananea stock win become valuable and sell at higher prices than ever before only after the company has had time to very largely increase its concentrating and smelling plants and get in shape to produce as much copper as IS now coming from the en- tire Lake Superior district. There is more than a possibility that this re- suit will eventually be accomplishe-.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-07-23

The following are extracts from Walkers weekly letter published in the Boston Commercial:
Bisbee daily review., 1908-07-23
CALIFORNIA
 ADVERTISEMENTS.

JUST OPENED, noIEL NEsTA, 506 Temple St., cor. Olive, Los Angeles, Cal. Everything new. All light rooms. Transient, soc. up, week ly s2 up. Telephone, Main 6997; A I726. B. R. Jordan, Proprietor. All modern convenienees.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-07-23
Gibson Copper Company.

s. L Gibson, president and general manager of the Gibson Copper com pany, spent the week in Globe.
 The company is now opening the fifth and sixth levels, from the old shaft, and doing some other develop ment work. Shipments of ore are linn ited. to about ten tons of p per cent suIphide daily.
 The north drift on the fifth level is in eighty feet, and crosscut from this drift, sixty feet from the shaft, has gone through forty-fiYe rect of ledge matter. Tie south drift has been driven forty feet in the ledge.
 On the fourth level a winZe is being sunk at a point 250 feet south of the shaft, to connect with the south drift on the fifth level. The winze is going down on high grade ore.
 On the sixth level the south drift has progressed fifty feet and at thir- ty feet from the shaft a crosscut has been started toward the hanging wall in ledge matter.
 The Gibson company is employing about seventy-five men at present.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-07-23
PAINE, WEBER 6 co.

Especial Wire to L. J. Oyerlock)
 BOSTON, July 22.-The decision ig the Standard oil case gave the market a good lift and strength was well maintained to the close. Anal gamated closed very strong and will be the leader tomorrow. Copper Range advanced to 76 on good Duy. ing. Old Dominion was taken in hand and is a favorite among the local traders. However, we would sell 1t on any sharp bulge, as it has a poor narIfst. North Butte made a new high record for the year. Adyeature is being picked up and is abc1i to move fast on any favorable news We advise buying Adventure. as 1t -'o' hest and safest speculation amc9S t4a low priced coppers.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-07-23
HUTTON.
Special W.

Special Wire to L. J. Overlock)
 NEW YORK. July 22.-We think the short selling and profit taking fell on this market like water on ducks back. People who sold today will climb for future long holdings and the market will broaden further and we submit the bond activity as proof
Bisbee daily review., 1908-07-23

The Mexican officials in the country south of here have been meeting with a large degree of success in the cap turing of cattle rustlers and ore thieves. They caught high grader at Janove' achi recently who had wagon load of ore, sixteen hundred pounds, that was valued at $e.OOO. having come from the famous Las Cnispas mine He was an American and was taken to Canarea-
Bisbee daily review., 1908-07-23

Rey.ev want ads bring results.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-07-23
LOGAN 6 BRYAN.

Special Wire to L. J. OverlocK)
 NEW YORK, July 22.-The reversal decision in the Standard Oil case was the chief favorable factor today and although at times the list seemed in clined to seek lower levels still good support was in evidence, and aggres- siye buying by shorts in such issues as New York Central steadisd the list and the closing was near the best Irices of the day. Profit taking sales were well absorbed and there was increase in the public de- mand. We still feel as though a re cession is overdue, and for that reason advise conservatism In mak- ing commitments.
 pevievv Want Ads Brinq Results.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-07-23
HE COPPER
 MARKET SHOWS
 SOME STRENGTH
Under Leadership of Amalga-
 mated the List Took on Re-
 neWed Activity-The Local curbS Went Up With Boston
(By Prank J. Graf.l


 This was another old time market today and stocks showed excelIen, strength. Coppers seemed to be the whole thing today. and while good advances were made in the New York stocks. the coppers seemed to be the whole thing. Under the leader ship of Amalgamated, which ad- Vanced from Il 3-4 to 73 3-S the eu- tire list took on renewed activity. North Butte, Old Dominion, Copper Range and the Lake stocks were ex- ceptionally strong and the lower priced issues are gradually beginning to feel the effects and are strengthen ing. Local curbs are strong and while not advancing very rapidly are slowly gaining in prices.
 Superior PittsbUrg is showing good demand at F If and there is but light offerings Denn, Warren, Black Mountain, American and Cumberland Ely are becoming stronger in demand every day and the offerings at these prices will soon be hard to find. Cum berland Ely is also being picked up at present prices. Copper Gulf at Is to 3-S is showing good demand. The entire list of them looks good and Wa lnok for hetteF> DTicps right along
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-01-11
COBREO lXIRANJgRO
"A PENETRATION JAPoNEsA EN- CHINA

Los japOneses siguen con tenacidad
aSombrosa en- China la tarea que Sc
impusieron al terminar con exito la
guerra contra Russia, y que en- rea-
lidad viene aconstituir la consecuen-
cia de aquella empreSa.
La actividad que dedican la reno
vacion y aumento de su fota de
guerra asf como las energfas inver-
tidas en- la ampliacion y nejora de
las industrias del pals, no impiden 4
los jdponeses dedicar especial aten-
cion al Celeste Imperio, sobre Ell
cual fundan derechos de dominic,
que no Sc atrevara disputarlas Sc
guramente ninguna potencia eu-
ropea.
Sc han propuesto, al parecer los
gobernantes japones hacer de China
un feudo sin imprimir sus ira bajos
otro color que una conquista paclfca.
Consideran que la enorme potencia-
lidad que esconde ell viejo imperio
epueda servir de efcaz auxiliar para
Ell desarrollo de la polftica asiatica
.en el mundo, y no pretenden conser-
var China en- su actual situacion de
pueblo atrasado. Aspiran a verla
civilizada, pero por su parte, la di-
rigen de tai mancra que esta civili-
zacion sea japonesa y no europea.
En- virtud de la iniciativa particu-
lar, al parecer, pero protegidos y
ayudadoS por Ell gobierno nippon, Sc
han estab1ecido en- China varios cen
tros colegios, cuyo fin es Ell de ense-
f1ar a los jovenes japoneses cuanto
puede ser it'll para asegurar en- aquel
inperio la preponderancia de su
pals.
Los alumnos son Embellishments
e1egidos, seg1n su inteligencia ca
pacidad, por las autoridades de las
diversas regiones del Japon, que su-
fragan los gastos de ensefanza de es-
tos individuos durante su estancia en-
Ell colegio, donde son instruidos por
Antiques ofciales del ejercito y de la
marina japonesa.
FL programa que deben asimilarse
IN estos establ lecimientos es amplio y
comprende una prepa racion completa
para ell comercio y para su politica.
Esta dividida en- ciclos 6 secciones,
al termlnar cada una de las cuales Ell
alumno real1za I'm viaje de investiga
cion, que lie coloca en- situaci6n de
aplicar y completar los conocimien-
tos adquiridos
EStan de tai manera estudiados
hasta los memories detalles para con-
seguir ell fin que Sc proponen los ia
poneses, que Sc da ell case de que los
alumnos quedan obligados deiarse
crecer Ell pelo en- la fcrma que, dadas
Sus caracterlsticas 6son6micas, analo-
gas las de los chinos, y con Ell ca
,bello largo. puedan, en- cualquier mo-
mento, transformarse en- chinos per-
fectos y viajar por todo Ell imperio sin
ser inquietados, viendolo y observan.
dolo todo.
De esta clase de colegio salieron
los espias que en- la Ultima guerra ru-
so-japonesa rindieron valiosisimos
servicios su pals.
Como Sc We, los nipones son gente
de recursos, y su valent1a y decision
unen muy cumplidamente la sagaci-
dad y Ell estudio.
Inspirados en- este doble juego de
valor y astucia, Ell Japon cuenta hoy
elementos poderosos para su servicio
de information y para su campaf1a
politico- economical. primer paso que
lie conducira 4 la conqulsta del Celes-
te Imperio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-01-11
TRIBUNAL SUPREME DE PUERTO RICO
OFICINA DEL SECRETARIO

OFICINA DEL SECRETARIO
Por la presente Sc informa al publ
co en- general que los PROGRAMS para la
admission de aspirantes al ejercicio DE-
ABOGACIA ante los Tribnnales
Insulares, no Sc distribuyen Ell esta
Ofcina, debiendo dirigirse todo ell que
interese algtin ejemplar de ellos, a la
Librerla del BoLETIN MERCANTIL,
ci6n ha tornado 4 su cargo la publica-
que y venta de los mismos.
San Juan Puerto Rico. % de Julio de 1907.
ii. IT, Castro,
SecretariO del Tribunal Supreme
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-25
SOCIETY
MMES. PURDUM AND HOWARD
 ENTERTAIN.

About forty ladles were delightfully."- entertained yesterday afternoon by Mrs. James Nelson Purdum and Mrs. l.. Ogilive Howard at the home of Mrs. Purdum in East Globe.
 The house was richly decorated with chrysanthcmums, which stood in large punches about the rooms Whist was tho game, and so interesting the play that not a thought was given to the cold and blustery weather out of doors Indeed, despite the rain, the guests wore elegant costumes, as the thought. fuI hostesses had provided. vehicles for all of them.
 Mrs. Sturgeon was gowned in beau. tiful old rose liberty satin, trimmed with rich embroidery about the bodice, which was in the late empire style. Mrs. Ralph Sewel wore a handsome gown of ecn point esprit over silk and chiffon, profusoly trimmed with em. broidered bands of net, while touch of light clue satin was revealed at the waist and yoke. She wore an elaborate evening coat of lace to match the gown.
 Mrs. Cox was becomingly attircd in with lace and Persian bands. Mrs. Roland Jacobs wore an olive green broadeloth Mrs. Spates looked well in an elegant black chiffon taffeta, while Mrs. Mccarthy wore soft, pale blue liberty satin. Miss Coombs was charm ing in peacock blue. Mrs. Nave was gowncd in an extremely becoming dress of light blue grosgrain silk, and Mrs. Kenton wore black and white costume of much beauty. Indeed, every costume seen at this function was remarkably handsome, making striking general effect.
 The first prize, beautiful brass vase, was cut for by Mrs. J. Elliott, Mrs. Sewell and Miss Coombs, and won by Mrs. Sewell. The second prize was won by Mrs. F. M. Hurd. It as set of Sterling silver Bodkins in Morocco case.
 Those invited were: Mesdames F.. M Hurd. Ralph J. Sewell, M. F. Me- Carthy, Walter Dayton, Max Lantin, Dr. Kennedy, Robert Hegardt, Jacobs, Wcinberger, Charles Rawlins, William Cox, Kenton, A. G. Smith, l.. II. Brown, Edward Barrett, Alfred Hansen, Dr. Sturgeon, W. l.. Spates, Shell, Van Wagenen, Nave, Cora s. Anthony, George Booth, H. l.. Coombs, Frank Toombs, Schofcld, Jerry Elliott, Cush- man, Roland Jacobs, Louis Wright, Corey, Daniel Williamson, Edgar White, and Edgar Parker, and Misses Coombs, Van Wagenen, Sparks, Corey and Wal lace.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-25

Phone 75i Tor coai, wood and feed.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-25
MISS DOLLIE ARMSTRONG WITH HEAVY VOTE BEING CAST IN PIANO CONTEST
 STILL RETAINS HER LEAD
Determined Struggle Being Made by All Contest ants for the 5000 Premium Vote,
 Material Help

There was a heavy vote cast again ve,terday in the contest, but there is no change in the positions of the re- sp4ctive candidates. Miss Armstrong i, doing splendid work this week and added materially to her lead. Miss Williams and Mrs. Fryer are improving every moment and will come to the close of the week with a heavy vote. Neither of these candidates cast a vote yesterday. Misses Kelsey, Voris, Dix nm, Lsnge, Carvil, Selchow and Suter all cast good votes yesterday. There WAS also a good-sized vote for Miss Hampton.
 Candidates soliciting new subscribers should as far as possible turn in the names the same day they are secured. Yesterday quite number of people called at the office and complained that they were not receiving their paper The Silver Belt had no record of these suhs riptions, and upon investigation found that the subscriptions had been ,syen to candidates and had not been turned into tho office. Send in the new names. You can hold the votes up ss long as you wish.
 There is big scramble on this week for the 5000 premium vote. Every working candidate in the contest should be out after this prize vote. It will help you materially. There are to be quite a number of prizes not yet an. aOunced and all will profit by doing good work from now on out.
 List of Candidates.
 The list of candidates, entered at 9 o'clock last night, with their respective yote. ia as follows:
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-25
OH! LQO-oKl
Cameraphone program Page
Watched Fifteen Years

"For fifteen years l have watched the working of Bueklen s Arniea Salve; and 1t has never failed to cure any sore, boil, ulcer or burn to which it was up pied 1t has saved us many a doctor bill. " says A. r. Hardy, of East Wilton, Maine. 26c at Palace Pharmacy.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-25
OH! LOO-OKl
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Prove that a neglected cold or cough puts the lungs in so bad condition that consumption germs find fertile 6eld for fastening on one. Stop the cough just as soon as it apepars with Ballards Horehound Syrup. seothes the torn and inhamed tissues and makes ysu web again. Sold Sy Palace Phar- nNey
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-25
BUY A rHERMos BOTTLE.

The Thermos bottle is necessity in every household. Any liquid put in it will remain at the same temperature for days. They are invaluable for sick room or camp. Drop in at the Globe Hardware company and sec this won. derful invention.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-25
List of Candidates.

The list of candidates, entered at 9 o'clock last night, with their respective vote, is as follows:
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-25
A Hairs Breadth Escape

Do you know that every time you have cough or cold and let it run on thinking it will just cure itself you are inviting pneumonia, consumption or some other pulmonary troublei Don t risk it. Put your lungs back in per feet health and stop that cough with Ballard's Horehound Syrup.
 Price 25c, soc and $l0o per bottle. Sold by Palace Pharmacy.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-25
FRIDAY CLUB MEETS.

The Friday Evening Whist club met last evening with Miss Sue Van Wagen- cn and Miss Fullerton at the home of Miss Van Wagenen, with all of the members in attendance, and the session proved highly enjoyable. The gentle. man s prize, cribbage board, was wsn by Mrs. Charles Hewes, while Miss Nora Hefey captured the lady's prize, a brass candlestick.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-25
FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES

Your grocer will supply you with fresh fruits and vegetables for your Thanksgiving dinner. See announce ment in this issue.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-25

Ladies, don't fail to read the great Sacrifice Sale ad. of Dolph BaatE < %. on Page 8.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-25

You get the best when you order Cedarbrook whiskey. The Parlor. M. B. Monahan.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-25

The only place in Globe to get Tony Faust beer and Cedarbrook whiskey is at The Parlor. M. B. Monahan.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-11-25
FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES

Your grocer will supply you with fresh fruits and vegetables for your Thanksgiving dinner. See announce. ment in this issue.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-09-24

be that the people Of Brunswick have
at asst realized the necessity Of get
ting together. of eliminating this light
and water controversy from our poll
tics.
4 practically unanimous vote for
this contract, in less degree a two
thirds vote, would be of incaIculable
Leneht to Brunswick; would be an ad-
yertisement to the outside world that
We are a united people.
In the past fifteen years there has
been rot less than 81 500 900 which
was seeking investment inclined to in
vest in Brunswick which has been
prevented by the spirit Of dissensions
largely over this one question and
has been Invested in neighborlng cit
les.
90 let us have a rousing meeting
aGd hear intelligent discussion Of this
matter We predict you viii be salts
hed that you are not only getting a
trolley line, but getting also an ad-
I,..:i.tie bargain in light and water.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-09-24
TROUBLE IN OHIO.

1t is very amusing to look at the
enthusiastic headings in republican
papers four or FIVE days old and note
the statement-anent the meeting of
republican clubs at Cincinnati - that
Foraker will preside" and then re-
member that Foraker has suddenly
found that it will not be convenient
for him to be there. In fact, things
are pretty nearly as badly mixed in
republican circles in Ohio as in New
York. The original Taft men, under
the leadership of Arthur Vorys-who
made il possible for Taft to have a
tolerably large majority of the dele
gates from that state in the national
convention are determined to have
their reward. Hence they have made
it impossible for Foraker to have any
recognition. To have presided over
the Cincinnati meeting would have
given him standing which they are
determined he shall not attain.
That the old standby element OF
which Foraker IS the special head
and representative, VIII submit to this
sort Of thing without resentment is
unthinkable While there viii not be
much Of visible row, nor much as
eending ana conspicuous dust kicked
40. you may depend upon Il that
there will be good deal OF effective
Inning done on eiestion day on the
electoral ard consres si0Eal tickets.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-09-24
THE MEETING TONIGHT.

The meeting tonight at the Glynn
county courthouse should be attend
ed by every voter in Brunswick. The
discussion of the contract which is to
be voted upon Saturday next is of vi
tai Importance to every citizen OF
Brunswick, as is the contract upon
which they are asked to vote.
The Importance of the action to be
taken next Saturday cannot be over
estimated. This contract carried
means a trolley line within u months ;
probably within Ska facility long
needed.
The trolley line has wherever adopt
ed in any town or city given it a won
derful impetus forward, There has
been no instance where it has failed
to induce large increase of population
and investments of capital The real
estate of Brunswick win increase in
value not less than a quarter of a
million dollars within year from the
construction of the first FIVE miles of
line.
1t is a conservative prediction that
the first five miles of line will create
conditions demanding another five
miles of line within two years. These
are direct benefits of the trolley line.
Its indirect benefits are the same as
have come to every town and city
which have adopted rapid transit 1t
enables business men, every class OF
people, 10 accomplish far greater val
suits with a given expenditure OF
| energy.
1t promotes social intercourse. The
people need to know each other bet
ter. to visit more. The street railroad
makes this easy. We get this through
a ten-year contract for light and water
upon basis which a comparison viii
forty three cities and towns in Geor-
sia mainly is upon the whole as low
as these average if not lower Upor
basis which cannot pay dividend.
to the owners Of the Light and Watei
company with our present population
and present demand for these neces-
stiles, which makes these owners as
matter of enlightened self-interesr
aastlers for increased population. in
crease Of capital increase OF manutac,
teries. increase Of our commerce. But
al taese reasons combined Tor carry
ins mis- contract upon Saturday arc
'-se 9 Important rs the evidence viii
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-09-24
CONFLICTING VIEWS.

one Of the most interesting points
Of study encountered by the man VINO
wishes to get under the surface OF
politics and understand is problems
thoroughly is the varizaee between
the Arguments Of those who want
Taft elected president Of the United
States and those who want Hughes
elected governor Of New York. The
republican national policies and the
Taft amendments thereto are in con
aict with the principles on which
Hughes is candidate, but the two
crowds OF men who are making them
seem never to have discovered the
difference. Taft wants congress to
govern the railroads, with the assist
ance of the courts as interpreters OF
what congress says and means.
Hughes wants the railroads and other
corporations to be governed by com
missions with plenary power to Judge
and admDlster. without any higher
power to protect the corporations
should the commissions be unduly
severe.
Which of these is the better plan is
uncertain, but it is sure mat neither
is so good as the enactment of full
code f.r the regulation of corpora
tons exercising their functions in
more than one state, leaving others to
the states in which they reside or are
located. These states viii, Of course,
enact similar codes, Then the observ-
ance Of the laws viii lie the duty OF
the railroad and ether corporations,
and any derelictlon VIII be subject to
punishment in the courts just as any
other violations Of law are punished
The multiplication Of powerful com
Missions is someth ng TO be avoided
whenever possible, though it might be
turned TO when # is found that the
ordinary process OF law is insufficient
We have plenty OF machinery for
the making of law and the enforce
ment OF It. The commission, as a law
maker and a law exeouuoner is at
the best a doubtful departure from
the customs of the country Commits
sions limited to investigation and or
ders based upon them. renewable BY
the courts, under proper provisions
for instance, that orders by them
should be held good pending quick
review-seem to have proved proper
part of the regulative machinery, but
the despotic commission evolved by
Hughes is of more than doubtful
value - along with the all-coverins
discretion of the executive for which
Hughes stands.