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Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-09
TRAVELLING OVERLAND.

PHOENIX. Aug. 7.-After several
weeks spent prospecting in the rich
district between Congress and the Col
orado river. Dan B. Seed and Charles
Flynn are ia Phoenix today on their
way overland TO Bisbee. They will
spend month in the Santa Ria
mountains and srouud Patagonia be-
fore reaching their home.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-09
RECENT BUYING
BY SMALL CONSUMER
Some Producing interests Are
Refusing to Sell on Long
Deliveries.

BOSTON. Aug. s.-The head of
one of the leading copper selling
agencies says: THE recent buying
of copper has not been by the small
consumer but by the General Elec-
trio, Western Electric and Connect
cut brass interests. Some OF the
producing interests are refusing TO
sell on long time deliveries. Most
of the agencies have sold tiaeir AC-
gust copper and there has 5een a
good inquiry for September. cc'o-
Der and November s.eIiyeiy. bat why
should the producers SCH 80 lar
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-09
ass. Naa.4q1

IOLaI ooo.-5U,f5I Ut 1oV"s0o-
OF this quantity. approximately TO-
.075.04S pounds in blister were pro-
duced in foreign smelters from do
nestle materials exported. In adsii-
ton to the domestic materials han
died, SHELTERS in this country turned
out as blister 64.145,64S pounds from
foreign ore. concentrates, and matte.
Domestic blister containing 4S,35O.96
hounds was exported unrefned. while
blister from foreign sources contain
ing approxima.elx lS3.F3o.132 pounds
fine copper vas imported for refining
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-09
in this country.

in this country.
Refined Copper.
The production in 1907 Of refined
new copper of domestic origin was
1884, ,427 pounds, a decrease of -O3,-
41O.960 pounds, of 1872 per cent from
the production of 1906. The total out
put of refined copper Exclusive of do
nestle scrap, etc. by domestic refin-
cries in 1907 was 1,032, 516,247 pounds,
The details of production for 1906 and
1907 are shown in the following Ia
BILE, which is based on actual returns
from all refineries.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-09
COPPER METAL STRONGER AND SOMEWHAT HIGHER
WHILE THE FOREIGN DEMAND CONTINUES FIRM

Trading the Past Week Has Aspect Boom Walker SaS That
Recommended TakngNmb
They VIII Present Though Eventually They
Hgher-Captaizaton of the Copper Production
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-09

Total LOBE, 5I6,247 1913 ,052, 400
The 1907 figures for domestic cleo
troIytic include "a ,917 ,9S8 pounds Lake
copper which were regarded electro
Iytically; those for 1906 contain "A,
OF. 1913 pounds lake copper. The fig
ures for domestic casting exclude
lake copper and copper recovered from
secondary materials.
In addition to the above production
Of refined copper, 25,129,617 pounds (of
which S.316.S61 pounds were electro
lytic and the balance castingl We're
recovered during the year by the regu-
lar copper-refning companies of the
country from domestic scrap, Dresses,
etc. and returns from practically all
the known defneTs OF secondary ma
terials indicate chat 35.355,96 pounds
additional were turned out by them as
casting copper and in alloys. The
copper produced from secondary
sources In 1907 was therefore some
what over 60,000,000 pounds, or more
than rs per cent Of the years produe-
ton of new copper.
Stocks.
Returns from all the Lake and cleo
frolytic refneries are practically com
piete and show that the following
stocks OF refined copper were on land
at the beginning and end of the year.
Pounds.
January 1908 125,745, 1876
January I. 1907 ......-... 46,49f.isi
Stocks increased during
1907 .... 79,24S,615
UndeIivered sales are almost en-
tirely excluded from these figures.
Stocks carried by consumers and brok-
ers have not been estimated. In addf
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-09

than they are selling for now, but
they have had advance enough fer the
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1908-12-24
Mining Notes.

The rooster of the Hazel Patch mine
is being moved to Cuba City and will be
put up on the Vandemeter.
The pumps at the Enterprise at
Platteville are lowering the water at
the rate of eighteen inches day. With
everything running smoothly this mine
will probably be unwatered by the end
of the week.
Fred S. Avery, Chicago mining en-
gineer who visited the Swastika mines
on the Williams land east of Dodge
vile, reports veins of ore that run So
per cent lead, and sheet of jack eight
inches thick that needs no milling when
taken out carefully. The zinc ore assays
So to 60 per cent. He also advises to
make an uplift on pitch of lead ore
coming down into lower vein because
indication of a pocket or bunch Of ga
lena at an upper level were found.
The Mineral Point Zinc company has
completed additional storage warehouse
room, the new structure being about 80
feet square. The warehouse capacity is
now capable of storing $4,000 barrels of
zinc oxide. Thousands of tons of coal
screenings are piled up on the grounds
and the ore is coming in from many
points in the field
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1908-12-24
James Penberthy Dies Suddenly.

The customary cheer of greeting
which passes from one to another of
our citizens as they meet in the walks
of life was perceptibly blighted last
Saturday morning by the announcement
that our fellow townsman. James Pen
berthy, was dead. He had not been sick;
that was generally known. In fact, up
on retiring the night before friday he
was in usual health and good spirits.
Mr.. Penberthy's death occurred about
Is O'Clock Saturday morning and was
sudden. He awoke about 8 o. clock in the
morning and complained of GOODNESS
internally. His wife applied hot fiannels
which had a soothing effect and he fell
asleep. Shortly before o'clock one of
his daughters went to the bed to see if
he was awake. She reported to her
mother that papa was looking strange
and breathing hard. Mrs. Penberthy
hastily repaired to the bedside reaching
there only few moments before Mr..
Penberthy breathed his last.
While the shock was intense to the
family it also had saddening effect on
the community, and there are many to
sorrow at the thought that James Pen
berthy shall no longer have part in the
daily life of our city.
Deceased was born at Hazel Green
June II, 1850, and there he spent his
boyhood days. In 1872 he was married
to Serepta Young, to which union were
born two sons, Louis, now of Cobb, and
Harry of Los Angeles, Cal. On the Sd
of Sept. 1892, he was united in marriage
to Sarah Ann Tonkin, who with five
Florence, Cora, Gussie, Roy
and Clara, survives him. He also leaves
two brothers, Louis of Sioux City,
Iowa, and Albert of Dubuque, and one
sister, Mrs. Emma Trenary of Water
loo, Iowa.
He had been a resident of Mineral
Point seventeen years, coming here
from Highland.
The funeral which took place on Tues
day was large, the Odd Fellows and
Knights of Pythias attending in body.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1908-12-24
TwENTY-FlFTH ANNIVERSARY.

Continued from page II
rests not in great standing army but
in the patriotic hearts of its common
citizens who have learnt what liberty
is and who have learnt to prize it
more than they prize life itself
The American volunteer differs
from the soldiers OF any other time
and any other race. | should not
speak to you in candor If / said that
| thought he was drawer than the sol
diers of other nations. | will never
believe that simple valor is pecul.
iarly American product But the
American volunteer does differ in
these respects: He has never gone
forth to war for military conquest and
glory alone and he has always known
what he was tightiog for. This love
OF military glory and conquest drove
Napoleon and his soldiers on from
victory TO victory until 1t seemed as il
the world was won and that the lilies
of France should waive over all man
kind; but the God OF battles did not
deem 1t wise that one nation, one race
or one man should rule other men, and
the end of Napoleons and dreams was
Waterloo and the lonely Island of ST.
Helena. When he fell the puppet
thrones that he set up fell with him
and no legacy has come from MIN and
all his wars, glories and triumpns ex-
cept the weeping OF women and the
cries of children, whose natural pro-
tectors gave up their lives that his
glory advanced 1t was this same
love of military glory and conquest
which but ten short years ago set all
OF England's power and might at the
throats of the Dutch Republic, of
Solth Africa, and the war that result
ed shocked humanity in its cost in life
and treasure. But the American vol
upteer has never gone forth TO battle
for this mere love of conquest. His
has always been constructive
and not destructive. His has always
been the spirit described by Kipling
when that master singer wrote his
poem called "Kitchener's SCHOOL,
The American volunteer crushed
human slavery upon this continent and
when the work was done he went home
and the change came. The fearless
soldier became the fearless citizen.
Great stateman, diplomats and mas-
tiers OF government in Europe declared
that it would be impossible to disband
our numerous volunteer army in 1865,
and that when we attempted IL, the
greatest disorders would follow, and
that the republic would not survive it.
But the American volunteer went back
to his citizens life again as simply
and as quietly as any work man goes
back home when his days work is
done.
Mr.. Priestley then spoke of the re-
cent war with Spain aud It's results,
and closed with a promise TO the
G. a. K. that their worth and deeds
would always be remembered and that
the future was safe in the hands of
the American Volunteer.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1908-12-24

Ill i Ou.s.....
Want what you want when you want it
Come To Us
And we can supply your needs
in all the branches of Hardware.
Christmas is at hand and you will
be locking for that little present to
give to some relative or friend.
There are hundreds of inexpen-
sive articles to be found in our
store that viii surely please you
and the recipient. Such as:
Universal Bread and Cake
Mixers,
Keen Kutter Food Choppers.
Cattaraugus Carvers,
Cattaraugus Scissors,
Fancy Work Scissors,
Bread and Cake Boxes,
Nickeled Tea Pots,
Nickeled Coffee Pots,
Chatting Dishes,
Asbestos Sad Irons,
Hand Decorated Enameled
Ware,
Lisk and Savory Roasters,
Ladies Pocket Knives.
FOR MEN AND BOYS
U. S. Hockey Skates,
Gillette aud Keen Kutter
Safety Razors,
Razor Strops,
Pocket Knives,
Rifles and Shot Guns,
Flexible Flyers.
And many other items to NUM-
erous to mention in this space. BE
snre and see US and watch for our
window display during this season.
N. 7. MARTIN
HARDWARE COMPANY
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1908-12-24

lily are spending the holidays at the
home of Homer Snow in Galena.
John Fielder, who attends our high
school, left Tuesday TO spend the holi-
days with his parents at Cuba City.
Henry and Bert Rundell of Dodge
vile were guests of Mr.. AND Mrs. VIM.
Hammill couple of days this week.
DIR. Homer Sylvester was in from
his Livingston farm yesterday. He re-
ports enough to do to keep him out of
mischief.
Grace Stephenson left on this after
Moons train for Platteville to spend
Christmas with her brother Jack at
that place.
Capt. d. b. Moore and wife and
daughter Catherine America are out
from Chicago 20 spend Christmas with
relatives in this city.
Prof. and Mrs. w. H. Kelly of Mt.
Horeb are spending the holidays at the
home of Mrs. Kelley's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. w. Williams.
Nov is the time to place your
orders for wall paper and hanging for
1909. New samples in January. Jos.
C. Stendebach. Phone 374. 4Stf
-Burnie Dunwiddie, who went to
Milwaukee Tuesday, returned yesterday |
accompanied by his wife, who under
went an operation couple of weeks
ago.
Rhoda Hughes went as far as
Whitson Junction yesterday to meet
her grandmother, Mrs. A. H. De Long,
of Montfort. Mrs. De Long will spend |
couple of weeks here.
Albert Schultz, who has been en-
ployed at the White hardware store left /
yesterday for his home in Salem, this
state. From there he will go to the
state of Wyoming where he has secured
a position.
Our respected townsman, Mr.. d.
Lynch, had the misfortune last Friday
morning to fall on slippery walk
within his own yard and sustain frac-
tured hip. Considering his age and the
seriousness of the accident, he is doing
well.
Joe Maust departed Saturday for
his home in Pittsburg, where he will
spend the holidays. Meantime his po-
sition as soloist at the Lyric theatre
will be well taken care of by Messrs.
viii Vickerman and Francis Coady.
If in need of cutter, write to
Bros, Monroe, Wis, for
their catalogue and prices. Portland
Cutters $23 and up. Runner Attach
ments 81. Best grade Imitation Buff
falo Robes $3.50. Freight paid to
Point with privilege of ex-
50w8
The arrangements for the reception
and dance, which is to be given for the
Public Library on the evening of Dec.
28th., are progressing satisfactorily.
The invitations are in great demand
and can be procured from any of the
With artistic decorations,
inspiring music, delicious refreshments,
the party can hardly fail to be sue
cess, and it is hoped it will have the
patronage such worthy institution de-
serves, especially of those who use and
appreciate the library, whether they
care to attend or not.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1908-12-24
PENINSULAR STOVES.

We have ydst received another lot of
those noted Peninsular three-hde, hard
coal base burners and have marked the
same down to close them out before
the holiday season terminates.
They are high grade, well finished
and as heavy as any other stove sold in
the city.
These stoves must go in the next 80
days to make room for spring stock
Come and give us trial and you win
find ours the cheapest place in the city.
Yours for business,
50w3 HORN BROS.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1908-12-24
$4,000 Fire at Brodhead.

Three store buildings and five bust
ness places were destroyed by $50, 600
fire at Brodhead early Monday morning
of this week. The origin is unknown.
1t is the largest fire that Brodhead has
experienced since the old Young hotel
and another block were burned five
years ago.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1908-12-24
All Things Must Have Beginning.

The first dollar of savings account
is the hardest to get into the bank and
the saved dollar soon begins to crave
company. A bank book, showing de-
post of one dollar or more. in the saw
ings department of the Iowa County
Bank would make nice Christmas or
New Year gift.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1908-12-24
Stockholders Meeting.

The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Mineral Point Telephone
company will be held at the office of the
secretary, First National Bank build
ing, Mineral Point, Wis, on Monday
evening, Jan. IS, 1909, at 1880 o'clock.
R. j. PENHALLEGoN, JR.,
Secretary.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1908-12-24
Rouen Ducks for Sale.

| have a number of choice Rouen
Ducks for sale at reasonable prices
The ducks are exceptionally good
for exhibition purposes.
FRED MOTLEY.
soft Mineral Point, Wis.
Phone Line % OF K. f. u. No. l
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1908-12-24
To Town Tax Payers.

| will be in readiness to collect taxes
from and after Dec. %, at Council room,
city of Mineral Point.
FRED w. PHILLIPS,
lw' Town Treasurer.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1908-12-24
Nice Young Horses.

The Ross Land Co. has six nice
young horses for sale, and all the
South Dakota land you want, and land
to trade for city property.
Ross q JAMES,
49tf Mineral Point.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1908-12-24
Miss Nefrfe v. Wallis,

Graduate of the American Conserva-
tory of Music, Chicago, will give piano
and organ lessons. For terms inquire at
her home in this city. Phone 90. 26tf
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1908-12-24
House and Lot for Sal e.

House and lot, good location. Car be
bought at bargain if taken soon. For
further particulars write or call.
VIM. j. CLEMENS,
52w3 Jonesdale, Wis.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1908-12-24

Get busy and buy your Xmas china
at once. We are selling our entire
stock at cost. The Toay Grocery Co.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1908-12-24

Ladies Felt Shoes at $1.00, $l.25
and $3.50 per pair, at Days Shoe
Store 5lw3
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-01-14
Gil Norge 90 Oanmarf

Ienoes n9rpaa 1000 gremplarer al
Slabet bper Srebae, % bet fommer
bicm til iaa beitemt Sio, at man iom
&eseI saar til Boitbuiet pisie Gage
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pelieet | be gamle 2anbe, % neit ef'
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beIsbcr iie til $t.56 for aaret, og pi
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for Slaoet til 9orge eler 9anmarf.
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sibonneater pil ienbe os en- M abon'
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paa @rlno at misIig Gorpdltnilg a
fit gmbeoe blepen nfint, o. Sobn 8
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Sfrafarbeibe paa Sipstib. Sumes
Der peo Mctten | pentbinf
bIep fumoet ifpIoia | Moroet pac
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Gebr. iioltl., blep ben S0e os. oemi
til Straforbeioe poa 2ipsti6.
0soe ! en- Saloun. s.. s. Selbp
Mapor / Silsboro, faIot ben 8be os
oeo ON | en- Saloon | Woorbeoo,
San bapoe pGret paa Sorretning
Sarge, og iammen meo en- Ben pai
ban gaaet oner til Noorbeao.
SesbnSt @aararbcioet. 3 DepiIs
Safe fortaItes Der Den ODE os. fol
iulot sIIpor, at Sernbanemrno. Der
arbcioer paa Den iaafalbte Jarmers
9ane, Der gaar noro for 9epils Safe
bapoe ingttaget 5armere Lungs ga'
men, Der bar beifiGitieet meb at bar
be fine agre og iGtte benz iltano for
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-01-14

Wenpfter gaspIinmptpr. Sill,
t'ois Central @onen bar poo fin Clinic
nnelem Maoiion o. 5reeport, ST.
beepnot at BRUCE en- iontoIbt llslior
ssacitie weotorcar for 9rafifen mei'
lem nRpnte Gteber, ioet oenre Woar
gier Turen frem oe tiIbage bper Dog.
vcslngertrofifen paa oenne Wdne bar
fsr p9ret beisraet al 1mire6 3rains~.
VII Clip at a Tatieut. - Or. 6.
Barrier | Wdoiiou, Der anInsoe Sag
MOB Weftern Union SeIegraf 60. for
$1,000 Gto6eSeritatning, ioet Eele.
graifomponiet bupbe unoIaot at Iepe-
re ct Telegram bporpeo 29gen gift
CLIP al en- ~~urroifuIb" Eatient, bar
peo Ssiefteret bunoet en- oelois Seier,
toef Sogen, pao Grrno at uoeIaoeIie
at enteiete for 0rgen sunftige Wione.
prof benpiies til np gebanoIins |
Den lapere Ret.
Stprite 9prnrIepator | Ger6em. -
@reat Wcrtbern Wanen bar mootaget
geregninger for GpfsreIie al en-
aornelepator Of Stlal / Superior,
bpilfen Ypgning ifal trGbe iiteoetfor
elepator A, Tom braiiote / 0opem.
Der. Sfelge NIanerne bliuer bette
ben iterite AprneIeDator / @er6en -
itsrre emo ben 100000 9uibels
elenator S ~inmmeIteos. Gen ifal
p9re i9roig inoen lite Septbr. og
liees at bile foite cmtrent $1,250,-
900.
Jrpatelis DpIepelie. - Mortin 9.
Beterion ira Spooner, iom Den Soc
os. bragtes til Gau Claire. forteler
ON frpgtelige 2ioeIier, Tom ban bar
p9ret uoiat for oppe ! Esmmerifogen.
Wfeoens ban par beifi9ftiget iom
Semmerbugger bIep ban truffet al ct
%faloenoe Era, bborOeo bans enc Sen
og Softe bIep fnmjt iamt erbolot flere
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prog BAN meo Zig flere Mil, men
efterloo BAN enoelig / Sneen iom
oso, og neo gnfomiten til Spooner
letiote oenne EN- Sigbeisrger afiteo
efter Den, iom ban troeoe, oeoe Sfoa.
arbetoer. Beterion bite imiolertio
Segn til Sip, bborpaa ban, efterat
bore blepen bragt til Spooner, fom
UNDER SGsebebanoling og beoreoes.
Der ifal bore Saab ON, at ban fulo.
ltanoig bill operitaa Oenne ifrrffeIige
Splepelie.
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alnrh pnl,ntn.
Sn NLcnntnrcr hrrnNf.

50 Glepnturcr brGnot. - 8 Iber.
crombie breuote ben 9oe bS. to Gle.
potorS, Den enc meo 5000 9uIbels
Soeoe 6g 9ropn GIepotcr meo enoeI
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beuimoo $4,000. Ser ontogeS at n0.
re iliIot oGffei peo A~siuronce.
Sicp mrrbrt. anaauenoe Sng.
nalo Snntrens Seo. bnorom ier er
bercttet, meIoeS MT ira Sicfinion, al
bon niitnof lioen pioere er bIepeu
mprbet al i'm 9tobo Garl Sufip. Ger
haooe / Den ienere Si6 opret enoeI
6orpiflinger Dem imellcnL, 90 o. Dir.
Somren en- Gag iuSianot ia | Suifps
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blcp isrituponte if,tbt / @ruitet itror
ban fom inoenior Scren. On onnen
9tobo fom ogioa tiIItebe, me6enS ser
enom Dor Sio | Den Sehelig iaareSe
gPuno. eiterat bare bert Suifps
6remitiaina al SageH iritienSts
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tat Stonc / @eittnaer @onntp bar ON.
lagt alaac moo Den formoOe0e @or.
Der, ca Sagen oil bebonoIes / Siet.
tniOn peo neite &etStermin. Com.
rem fom ira aorae for TO War iioen,
% ioruoen SIGatninae | @oorheaS,
Wiinn, leper bans 5orGIbre / Goms.
balen, 9orJe.