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Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-02-28
Bel6eld still booms.
Spring and the robins will soon

be here.
Bill McCarty, the horse man,
has been spending a few days in
town.
Ham Bird returned from Dick
inson last Sunday.
T. A. Cahill attended the mas
querade ball at Medora last Fri
day evening and reports good
time.
The question, Resolved that the
United States should own and con-
troll the railways, will be settled
at the literary society on March 5.
The speakers for the affirmative
are Messrs. Haney, Davis, Barton
and Belle King. For the mega
tive, Messrs. Cahill, Merchant
and Mae Doyle.
L. c. Christensen returned
from Minneapolis a few days ago,
where he has been visiting with
friends and relatives the past
three months.
A. S. Ward and wife have gone
to Council Bluffs, Iowa for a few
days visit with friends and rela-
tives; also for the purpose of look
ing after some business matters
there.
The ladies of Belfeld and vi
cinity will give Leap Year party
in the city hall on Saturday even
ing, Feb. %, TO which all the
gentlemen are cordially invited.
Don't miss it.
Alex Monty and others are cir
culating petition to obtain a vot-
ing precinct near Fryburg; this
petition has some forty names on
it already and every one should
sign it.
Ben Ditterman, one of Medora 5
prosperous business men, was in
our city over Sunday on business
and pleasure.
A Mr.. Haney, formerly of Mi
not, N. D., has opened law
Office in the basement of the bank
building. There is business here
for lawyer and we expect to see
him succeed.
The first meeting of our literary
club drew a crowded house. The
question, Money VS.. Fame, was
decided for the affirmative. A
pleasing program was given by the
pupils of the school under the eff
Gent management of our teachers,
Mrs. Beebe and Miss Collins.
Don't miss the next meeting as it
will be q good one.
Politics in Billings county is
certainly warming up as noted by
the daily and weekly press, and no
doubt the politicians who are hold
ing secret caucuses, making COM
bines and sending out false and
misleading specials think they are
going TO fool us but they are not.
The people Of eastern Billings
county, who have been left out of
all the deals that have been made
so far, will take a hand in the
game at the proper time, and see
to it that each section gets square
deal. There are about three hun
dred voters east of the Little Miss
ouri River in Billings county, this
year, who have something to say
as to who shall fill the nff;cos
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-02-28
; Ghe Bely1eld Department.

G.. Babcock, the land man.
made a business trip to Dickinson
last Friday.
The little son of J.. w. Parks
is suffering from a gathering in
his head. His mother has brot
him to the Imperial Hotel to be
under DR.. Colwell's care.
Mr.. T. o. Ramslin and family
and Julius Lerfald and family
shipped their household goods to
Terry last Monday, and have gone
there to live. Mr.. Ramslin is
engaged in the real estate bust
ness there and Mr.. Lerfald has
opened meas market. These
people will be NJ ssed in the bust
ness and social CT. ICES of Belfield,
but we wish them we'll in their
new location.
Lena Bauer and Nellie Savag-
eau have gone to Terry, Mont,
where they have accepted posi-
tions.
Rev. Father Dignam, of Dick
inson, will hold services IN Bel
field on Tuesday, March 10th.
The Catholic people are talking of
buying the old school building to
be used temporarily for church
purposes.
Chas. E. Ward finished a very
successful term of school Friday.
at school number II. A very in
teresting and we'll prepared pro-
gram was given by the pupils and
very much appreciated by a large
number of patrons. Mr.. Ward
is an earnest enthusiastic teacher
and we hope to have him with us
again.
Ezra Gross and Lucy Williams
were visiting at the Benjamin home
southwest of town Sunday.
J. P. Galyen will begin a spring
term of school, seven miles south
west of town, on March End.
Miss Ethel Doyle will also begin
her seco1d term at Saddle Butte
on the same date.
N. B. Nelson has recently re-
ceived a kerosene lamp which he
thinks is the best on the market.
Some burglars broke into the
place owned by John Cerenau last
Friday night and carried away his
dishes and the contents of the
cash register. They also broke
into Pavlicek's store and took 500
pounds of -four and feed.
The dance that was given in the
W. 0. W. hall last Saturday eve
was a social if not financial sue
cess and everybody enjoyed them
selves.
Mr.. II. Schof from north of
town, whose recent illness almost
proved fatal, is being cared for by
his mother at the home of R. &
Davis.
j. E. Dyer made a bushes trip
to the McCarty ranch few days
ago, looking after his herd of
horses which are being taken
care of there.
We understand that VIM. Nc
Carly, who owns a large ranch
south of town, is contemplating
organizing a wild west show and
is DESTROYS of securing some good
material such as riders and lasso-
ers who can handle wild horses.
Sruoor Noruc ry
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-22
MARKET WAS SOMEWHAT OF
 \ SURPRISE
More Strength and Activity Than Was Expected, Espec- ialIy New York Railroads and Boston Coppers.
CBy Frank J. Graf.)

Today's market was somewhat Of a surprise over the dull and listless market we have been having. The opening was strong and advances were made during the day and at the close the markets were stronger than they nave been for sofe tine. New York stocks especially were strong and rail roads advanced from one to three points. Coppers also showed renewed activity, and the Boston coppers, such as Amalgamated, North Butte, Coppel Range, Butte Coalition showed good gains. Local curbs, while not show ing any material advance were steady and there is better demand for the stocks. Shattuck sold at $15, with lit tie coming out. Superior & Pittsburg held at $l4.S7, with some stock com ing out at S15. This stock will become an active trader, since the Boston ex- change has placed 1,472,790 shares of the 2.000.000 authorized shares on the unlisted department. Black Mountain holds firm at $3.37 to $3.50. Warren Is lifeless, with no demand, and stock coming out at $5. Denn sales are be ing made at $3.25. We would not be surprised to see better prices for the balance of the week. although we do not look for any material advance un. oF& .fz
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-22
Eco, for InvsIIds.

Cover frying pan with cream. Wien hot beat as many eggs as wanted. sea soned with little salt. and keep stirring until light
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-22
LOGAN & BRYAN.

Special Wire to l.. J. Overlock)
 NEW YORK, Oct 21.-Activity of a bullish character was again witnessed in stocks today and advances were general under the lead of the Hill and Harrifan issues. The metal stocks were also stronger slightly due to higher quotations for copper metal and improved reports in regard to the outlook in industrial circles. The ad- vance caused a great many of the shorts to cover. and. a good increase in public demand was noted. Profit talk ing on the advance was of fair propor- tions, but offerings were we'll absorb ed and apparently there is no abate- ment in the builisa attitude of the in- terest responsible for the present up ward movement More favorable pc litical reports have appeared and con fidence of traders and a great many who have been awaiting a sharp break on which to buy stocks are entering the market at these levels in view of the strength and good support tender ed the list on recessions. As election day approaches, anxiety is likely to be come pronounced. and for this reason we are inclined to think that ad- vantage should be taken of the pres e,f movement to take profits
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-22
Minina SneIters and StOCR Quotations
MILLIONS. TAKEN
 FROM ONE SHAF |

which goes underground in the North Butte property at once impresses it- self upon the visitor. At least 1,0O0,' 900 feet of timber must be secured every month. The vein rock is very treacheous and the utmost caution must be exercised to keep the ore from caying in on the miners. It is safe to say that one-half of the cost of making North Butte copper is represented in the item of timber and the expense of putting it in place and maintaining the. same. No waste rock Is hoisted, all sorting taking place in the mine and the discard used to dry fill.
 North Butte is today producing be tween 3,500,000 and 3,S00,000 pounds of copper per month, varying as per centage of flrst-class ore Is raised or lowered. It Is well to remember in connection with the question of ore values, that the assay figures and the shelter recoveries are two different
 propositions. The Butte mines are
 credited by the Wasaoe smelter with
 between 90 per cent and 95 per cent of the assay value of the first class
 ore and about 72 per cent of the as. say value of the second-class ore. The company is earning between SC
 and s7 per share on the present price
 of copper. so that there is a steadS aecretion to surplus cash now that the dividend is limited to S4 per share per annum
 The net profits of the North Butte
 Co. today are at the rate of better than S2.500,e0e per annum. and these
 profits are being derived frof but one
 shaft-an achievement whicA stands
 without parallel in the history of cop
 per mining.
 There is no apparent disposition to
 crowd production at the present price
 of copper. Mir. Carson states that there is blocked out, ready for stop | ing, between three and four years
 supply of ore at the present rate of output and that the creation of fur
 ther underground reserves would sim ply entail needless timbering expense, Should any accident incapacitats the
 company's one shaft, the High Ore
 shaft of the Anaconda Co. would be | immediately available. The company contemplates the sinking of another shaft of it's owD, however, sometime in the future. when the most advant- ageous location for such an opening ] has been decided upon.
 It is almost needless to say that the ] North Butte management son terms
 of the friendliest character with the
 Amalgamated people. Quite recently | it secured a new smelling contract with the Washoe plant which reduces the net cost of it's copper at least cent per pound.
 North Butte aas today 1900 share holders and the list is steadily grow, | ing We are informed that neither
 Thomas F. Cole. John D. Ryan nor
 Mir. Carson, all of them very large
 holders in the North Butte property
 disposed of a snare of stock on the
 break last fall to $30 per share IT fact, in the case of Mir. Carson, al
 least, he added considerably to his
 holdings during the decline. so great
 is his confidence in the stability and
 earning power of his investment
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-22

A representative of the Boston News Bureau, rencently in Butte was in vited by General Manager A. c. Car son to go underground. The invita- ton was, accepted. It was quite nat ural that Mir. Carson, who. by the way, Is given absolute authority in all that pertains to the operation of the property above and below ground. should first take this representative to the show room of the mine-4he big drift on tae 1900 foot level of the Edith May vein. At this level there Is an ore body 1900 feet long with an average width of close to % feet: 500 feet will run between 90 and 40 feet in width. On the 1600-foot level there is 1000 feet of continuous ore.
 The Edith May vein on tae 1900 lev el. carrying as 1t does high copper values. is rightfuIiy entitled to the distinction of being the bonanza ore body of the Butte camp.
 The drift on the Jessie vein wnich palallels the Edith May is about 900 feet long and is all in per cent to Is per cent ore having an average width of 12 fleet.
  to the Washoe smelter between HOO and 1500 tons of ore daily. About 10 per cent of tais tonnage is first-class ore carrying between ' per cent and s per cent copper and 50 per cent sec ondtclass ore averaging between 1 per cent and 5 per cent This ore Is coming from the Sth, 10th, 12.h f6th and 18th level. ono-third from the 18th and dne-r.ird from the levels above Within 90 days the company should be in ore and in position to ship small quantities from the 200O aud 2200-foot levels.
 On the east end of the property on the 1600-foot level. there is a split in the Edith May ore body giving north and south branch. On the 2000-foot level the company has run a crosscut this vein disclosing about IS feet of 3 per cent to per cent ore Mir Car son in referring to this development says:
 This is very important and en- couraging showing, for the reason that it demonstrates that we have ore at great depth and for the reason that on the levels above the south branch con
 
 we have just strated a drift on the south branch of this vein"
 It is costing not to exceed s cents per pound-and in some months the figure is less to mine and market the product of the North Butte cofpany, and this figure includes expenses of every character. In arriving at this cost the company deducts the net value of it's gold and silver product. The present mining cost of the ore per ton is $2.75, figure very low for the Butte properties.
 In the operation of the mine there is recovered every month betwsSen 135.000 and 150,o00 ounces of silver and between 5000 and s400O in gold the combined precious metal values totaling between S75,000 and $S0,00O per month, or well up to $1 ,000.00 per annum. This is very important item in reducing the net cost of the cempany's copper.
 The immense amount of timber
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-22
GREENE CONSOLIDATED

ried the Greene concern through with out accident Had they not stood in the breach the company would have gone down in the very first stage e. the trouble. Help had to come in the nick of time New money came Tn through the efforts of these practical mining people, improved methods were applied to the mining. new smelters of modern, practical kind were installed, a general building up along better lines Inarxec all of the company's operation until now the cost has been reduced fully one-half of what it formerly was, a truly won derful transformation. Greene Can anea is now prodrc1ng its copper, freight, smelting charges and com missions included for about 10 cents per pound. A few months ago we were being told by certain Eastern papers pretending to know all about it, that the cost could not be brought under IS cents. Ia addition to the splendid work in and about the mines the heads of the company have SC, cured concessions from the Mexican government worth close tC S20.00O, 900 annually when the mines get to ' PAOlANl 4s ! being increased every month, and the lnew additions at Cananea Central are the very best in all that region.
 |. Instead of trying to make trouble Fand needless expense for the com | pany these few old holders should get ] together and give vote of thanks for all that has been done in then | interest. It would b. a lot more sen ] sible than the foolish throwing ol stones they are HOW indulging in. To us 1t looks as If few dollars were hoping to get something foI
 making a little disturbance and sart defuding others into supporting them
 using any pretext they think may ap
 peal to them.
 Greene Cananea is being honestly
 managed by competent and hones
 men. It will prove a great concern
 one of the very est in the coppel
 list, and fhe thing for the objectori
 is to get into line and push with tnt
 majority.
 All this talk about their interests
 being trampled upon is twaddie
 Their interests have been saved tt
 them and made n,ore valuable be
 cause of intelligent operation by thos,
 who possess the means and skill t
 properly care for it-Iron Ore.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-22

There is considerable being said these days concerning four million dollars paid for stock in the Cananea Central. It is said suit will be in- stftuted to show where the money went, and to clear up other things which the old shareholders say is nor clear to them.
 The principal holders of the old shares know right well where the money has gone. Every cent of it is accounted for, and they know all about it. It went right back into the property, in improvements needed. and every penny of it has been well spent. If a suit be instituted it will only prove what these holders al- ready know and which the annual re port of the company will make very clear
 As Iron Ore has frequently remark ed. it was a very good thing for the ! shareholders of Greene Consolidated | when their property was merged with l Cananea Cetral and other issues, all 1 of which were very veluable. Haa this not been done, and had not new I blood been infused into their organi- zation the latter would now have been hopelessiy bankrupt. All the shareholders of the old company may not be familiar with the actual con ! dition of their cornpany as the time the Cole-Ryan people came to their aid, but many of them were. these numbering the largest stockholders who were directors in the organiza ton. The old company, while it pail a few dividends, never earned one ol them from the mines. ,ne moneys distributed being secured from the sale of shares anc other avenues With the cutting of of dividenus there were those who felt that the new management was not earring out | she policies of the old company, one | of which. the paying Of dividends
 was popular. They evidently did no
 know, else did not care. now these
 dividends were obtained but gooC
 business methods demanded that theJ
 ne earned. for # was foregone con
 'asion that they could not be main
 aimed.
 Greene Consolidated copper va.
 costing about 20 cents per pound
 when the new management took ho,- IClearly. this must be reduced. TheI Ithe financial trouble came that tr1e,
 even the best-founded concerns. Her
 was where the new management car
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-22
PAINE. WEBER 6 co.

Special Wire to L. J. overlock)
 BOSTON, Oct Five are just as buIlish tonight as last night. The political situation looks decidedly bet. ter and we think boom is under way, We understand the metal market is much stronger and that quotations will be higher inside of week The CoIe-Ryan stocks led the list in ac tivity and strength and will do so for some time to come. They are tae first to feel an improvement in condi tons and have the best following all over the country. c. & R. was up two points today on hgy;ng from Pit bara and should rafly Zen poinfe 77crr or the prospects of higher metal prices Don't neglect to have some Union Pa cifc. It viii sell close to s20o by Jan uaiy lst
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-22
WALKER BROS, MARKET LETTER

(Special Wire to L. J. Overlock)
 NEW YORK. Oct 21.-A strong and buoysnt market prevailed throughout the day. The bull party that have been buying stocks for some time past maintained their position and there was apparently a new class of buying induced by feeling of an improv d political outlook, together with more sangu'ne attitude by general comner- cial interests. Pennsylvania, which has been extrefely inactive of late moved up a point or more on the pur. chase of a few thousand shares, and in comparison with many of the issues 'Noi'T latively cheap at present prices The market closed firm, with most issues, Northern Pacific and 9 few others excepted. at practically the best prices of the day.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-22
Instead of curtain Roas.

At bargain store. get copper-cov- cred wire about ss thick as your little finger. and have them cut it the width of your window. Also buy two screw eyes. Put a screw eye on each side of the sash opening, one of them SO that the wire will slip in. Run the wire through the curtain castings and nut the ends in the eye. Your cur. tains will hang as nicely as though the fixtures had cost three times IS cents, the actual cost of your ''rods."-- Dellneator.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-22

Review wans ads erino sesut.-
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-22

A. IT THOMpSDN
 Treasurer CLIFTON. A. T. PROFESSIONAL cARpA
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-22
Shock Restores Mans Speech.

Turner, Me.--A paraiytic shock, fol- lowing his desperate but fruitless en- deavor to stop his brother, Wood Rob erts, from committing suicide, has within two days completely restored the speech of Howard Roberts, aged 2s, who had been totally dumb for two years.
 One Sunday recently he rushed into a room as his brother killed himself by shooting. Howard was stricken and apparently lay dying that night Physicians worked over him. and the following Friday he showed marked improvement and began to whisper.
 Next morning, without any impedi- ment in speech and in deep, normal tones, he told to the family all the circumstances of the suicide and since has conversed fiuently.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-22
Lemon Butter.

When children become tired of jel- lies and fruit buffers a most delicious and healthful spread can be made from the following: Two cups granulated sugar, three eggs. one teaspoonful but ter, two lemons. grated rind and juice. one cup of hot water. Cook in double boiler until thick.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-07-25
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Kukeana Miss Hannestai, Miss Mat.
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Wrcnns, Father Jester, 4. J. Black.
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wife, Miss T.. Smith, Misses Jordan
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d. Quill, Bro. Charles Bro. HAIR is,
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Per Il. VI. $. 5. Mariana, GibP, Tor
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cote, N. Ross, II. Il. Johnson, +. LOWS,
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-07-25

BOSTON, Mass, July 10. - WI
Ting Fang, Chinese Minister to this
country, recently made the statement
that he had discovered the secret of
longevity, mentioning a period of 200
years to which he might live through
q system of diet.
WI volunteered to give his system
to anyone who wished to know it, and
a Boston man who sent him an In
quiry has received from the Chinese
Legation at Washington the follow
ing plan OF daily procedure:
I'D | have given up my break
fast, taking two meals II day, lunch,
and dinner ..
"(2) Abstain from all flesh food;
my diet Is rice, or, when go out to
dinner, whole wheat bread, fresh veg
etables, nuts. and fruit.
"(S) ! avoid all coffee, cocoa, tea,
liquors, condiments. and all rich
foods.
go ! have given up all salt also,
because it is found that salt makes
ones bones stiff.
"C6) ! masticate every mouthful
Of food thoroughly before 1t is swal-
lowed
."(G) / don't drink at meals, but
between meals or one hour after
meals.
100 practice deep breathing.
"(S) l take moderate exercise"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-07-25

LONDON, Eng, July 2i.--DorGn-
do. the Italian who collapsed in the
Marathon race, has recovered.
Hayes time was two hours and
80 is minutes. TIeruran of South
Africa was second, and Forshae, AM
erican, third. Of the first ten, four
were Americans. and the first Eng
lishman to take honors was twelfth.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-07-25
WRONG BRAND

The prodigal son wrote the old
man as follows;
II got religion Mt camp meeting
the other day, Send me ten dollars"
But the old man replied:
Religion is free. You got the
wrong kind."vAtiaatS Constitution.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-07-25
AGAIN

Museum Attendant: We cannot tell
whether this mammal Is one or sew
eral million years old.
Old Gentleman: HIN! ! see. Fee
male of its species, Ell? - Kansas
City Times.