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Bisbee daily review., 1908-11-17
NEW GOLD CAMP
SURPRISES P|RTLE
Douglas Man Wishes He Had
Gone Earlier and Secured
Claims.
pouglas 1nternational,Ameriean.l

1uI6TndIlDndl-AUltTl
E. R. Pirtle of this city return~1
yesterday from his first visit t. the
Sylvanite gold camp. eighteen miles
from Hachita station. To say that
Mr.. Pirtle returns null Of confidence
and enthusiasm over the new district
would be putting it mildly. Yesterday
Mr.. Pirtle expressed his regret be-
cause he had not visited SylvanIte
earlier in the excitement when op-
portunities would have been better
for getting hold of desirable proper
ties. However, he made a thorough
examination of districts and pro
nounces it to be all that has been
claimed for it and declares that the
extent of the district is not yet fuzzy
known, as only within the last rev
days valuable gold discoveries have
been made fifteen and twenty miles
from the Clark properties where the
greatest amount of work has been
done up to the present time ana
where the best values have ueen
found
According to Mr.. Pirtle there are
now not less than four hundred men
in the new district and they are arrIv.
ing on every stage that comes in from
the railroad. The buildings which
lave been erected III the new town
OF Sylvanite are get of the shack Or
der, nearly all being constructed o.
sheet iron covering over a
lumber frame. 1t has been hard to
get building material, even OF this
quality to supply the demand.
The deepest work in the district
is now below sixty feet and this shows
that the values are increasing in
width with every shot and stroke OF
the pick. Assay values run from two
or three ounces in gold to nineteen
ounces of the precious metal
Mr.. Pirtle went to Sylvanite in an
swer to a telegram and is now nego-
tiating for one of the promising gold
claims Of the district and IL the deal
IS closed, as expected, 1t is the inten-
ton of Mr.. Pirtle % organize a stock
company and invite bis friends to JOIN
him in the development Of the prop
erty which is regarded as one OF the
best in the district.
During the past week there have
been p number Of men from Nevada
arriving in camp. Some Of these men
were at Sylvanite during the first
days OF the sylvanite ore excitement
and secured options and samples ana
went away. They ere returning how
prepared to begin operations along
the line of development.
Said Mr. Pirtle: IF the ore con-
tinues for the next fifty feet as II
ipal workings in the district / have
10 hesitancy In saying that there
~il1 be many millions yielded to the
claim owners in the Sylvanite dis
trict.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-11-17

electricity as motive power is yet
tn its infancy and is capable OF such
development that 1t is entirely pos
sible that within the next year or
two the copper mines of this country
Will be pressed to supply the worlds
needs
During the past six or eight months
the copper mines of the world have
been producing at their maximum.
while liz other important lines Of In
dustry only between so and SO pei
cent of normal production has been
witnessed. The output of steel pro
ducts as well as the output of coal,
can be very greatly increased from
the present figures. 1t viii be impos-
sible for many months at least, to
put out any more copper than the
mines are now shipping. 1t is COM
paratively easy matter to increase the
output of steel; ii Is a very difficult
matter to expand the output of cop
per.
at is well known that the Ameri-
can consumer buys copper regardless
Of the price when he begins to receive
orders from manufactured goods, and
he is a traditional buyer on an adj
vancing market.
Europe has taken enormous quad
titles of American copper. but 1t will
not come back to tAis country. 1t is
on the other side TO stay. The recent
Balkan dispute has again caused the
nations OF the world to look to Their
ornaments, and In naval construction
there is an enormous consumption of
copper.
This country has witnessed a dis
tribution of securities into the hands
OF investors which is without pre-
cedent, and the floating supply of
commodities as well as OF securities
was never more favorable to an adj
vancing market Money rates are
such as to encourage new construc-
ton and the expansion of big enter
prises. The unemployed are fast re-
turning to their former activities, and
before long believe we shall witness
a consumption of commodities which
viii restore our commercial opera
tons to the highest figures yet at
tanned"
Bisbee daily review., 1908-11-17
MEXICO CONSOLIDATED.

BOSTON, Nov. 16.-E. L. White
and A. Coram parted company as
business associates several months
ago. Mr.. White Is now canvassing
stockholders of the Mexico Consoli-
dated Mining & Smelling Co.. Of whica
Mr.. Coram is president, with a view
Of wrestling control Of the management
from tie Coraul offices.
He claims to have signatures to q
paper demanding change IN tAe
management, signed by stockholders,
representing 10000 shares out o
the 240, 900 shares now outstanding.
Mr.. Coram is the largest stockhold-
er. Second in point Of size is tue
house of Sallforth in Mexico, which
owns 81 900 shares and controls 49,
600 shares. E. L. White is the thru
largest stakeholder with $1,000 shares.
2. Eliot Hodgsken Of New York
was this week elected director OF
Bisbee daily review., 1908-11-17
Whining, SrneIterS and Stock Quotations
ENTHUSES
OVER THE FUTURE

BOSTON. Nov 1e-N. L. Amster,
president of the Shannon, Arizona
Commercial and Boston and Corbiu
properties. says regarding the gener.
al business and copper outlook:
Il believe that this country is stano
ing at the threshold of the creates,
era of prosperity that 1t has ever 90,
perienced. The magnificent vote OF
confidence which the people register
ed at the polls on Tuesday last. fol
lowing by few months the woI 5.
panic the world has ever seen, war
truly wonderful. The people havu
chosen Judge Taft, man of calm
end sober judgment. to be the ma
TONS executive. and he Ecw makes
this splendid Introductory speech 70
the business world: Every business
man who is obeying the law may 60
ahead with all the energy in his pos
session. every enterprise which 10
within the statutes may proceed with
out fear Interference from the ad-
ministration'
These words cannot fail to inspire
renewed confidence in the world of
commerce and finance.
Aul CkOpSt We ldNS bi1ONu Tie udllCuo
of the world that, notwithstanding our
securities may suffer panic shrink
age of $4,000. 000,0 900, we still pay our
I'VE have harvested bountisul
crops; we have shown the nations
achievements might be enumerated,
the sum total of which cannot fail to
draw tae attention of the European
investor to the stability and the Ser
curity of American Investments.
As to copper, l predicted some
weeks ago that copper would go to Is
cents IL the election went right. 1
am today more confident than ever
that II will be selling at Is cents OF.
better by January 1. and by next sum
mer / would not be surprised to see
the metal in active demand at Is cents
per pound
Few people realize the diversified
demands for copper when 1t is selling
at under 10 cents per pound. Our
great railroad systems are beginning
to electrify; electrical power trans
mission companies are springing up
in all sections of the country; ana
Bisbee daily review., 1908-11-17
The Swine or the Flowsr7

An mel saw a huge and IOathsome styI
wherein drove Of wallowing swine
were barred, .,
Whose banquet shocked the nostrn and
the eye;
Then spoke voice, ''Behold the source
of lardl"
[ fed, and saw field that seemed at first
One giistening mass of roses pure and
white,
With dewy buds mid dark green foliage
nursed;
And, as fingered DER the lovely sight,
The summer breeze, that cooled that
Southern scene,
Whispered, " Behold the source Of
COTTOLENEp
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-12-09

Take your children to Ire merry
eo-rouno every sfternocn from 2 p. m.
until 2. m.
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UNCLE JOHNS PROPOSITION.

Perhaps The News. with many ,th-
ers. has not taken the suggestions d
~Uncle John as seriously as their far,
reaching insightedness Of conditions
and prospects Of Brunswick and the
essential elements Of improving them
should have impressed. He has ad
adroitly so interviewer then. with
spices Of Wit and pleasantly TO entfce
and maintain our interest in them that
We have come TO look for them each
morning with anticipation o. enjoy
able freshness without faIly realizing
the cogency Of their reasoning
strength. Perhaps the great majority
Is agreeing with Uncle John" and
making themselves believe that tho,
are fully imbued with the spirit Of his
urgency. yet strive 10 placate his
zeal with schemes demanding less
heroic effort. imaginary self sacrifice
and energy of action. so that the dan
ger Of drifting into old currents that
are stagnant with failures and reac-
tionary inertness may eudanse- our
movement for betterment If we DO not
take time TO think With him and
along the lines that he has so strong
" presented. The very least that
ought to be expected of our people,
in recognition OF this wonderful sin
gle handed amusement contest. is to
have a conference of leading business
men to consider the advisability OF
plans that may he more fully and
accEately discussed In this way than
in the public prints or at a promis-
cuous gathering AS a mater % faci
il would be rather extra-judiclal for
Others than real estate owners to for
mulate plans Of real estate cao.a-a-
ton and control
iAS -N'NF- B'i A4tsilNf 5tiNt btAtI tNSA
people, has only surface idel cfI
Uncle Johns plans. but from raeI
range and auency q his discussion Of
them be has evidently gone very
fully into the details and given much
thought 70 the subject However. IN
dividnal business demands should
iieve no coed citizen Of q. eoFlmunJ
duty. Perhaps Uncle johns is as
actively engaged as the most indus
trious of us, yet his work IN behalf
Of Brunswick must necessarily 30 very
exacting of his leisure and restful
hours.
Why not take up this matter seri-
ously and. earnestly in all It's Isrse-
ness. and see if there cannot VA Soyt 4
from II plan Of action that Iili bur
the throb Of quickened life in Twen-
tieth Century Brunswick.
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MEN-Our Illustrated catalogue ex-
plains how We teach barber trade
in few weeks, mailed free. Molerl
Barber College, Atlanta, Ga.
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and for life at that. Mr.. Roosevelt
very correctly and in very patriotic
manner protests against the lack OF
respect for the courts displayed in all
SECTIONS Of the country. He holds that
the Judiciary is too oftep attacked
without cause and asserts that it las
a bad effect upon the entire system IF
Jurisprudence in The republic. He ex-
coriafes the Injunction route" and Ia-
clares that "a temporary Injunction
procured ex-parte may as a matter
OF fact have all Of the effect of a nar-
manent injunction in causing disas,ag
and the country is ehaang under ne
unjust restraint which comes from the
repeated resort to this plan.
It is pointed out that huge wealth
Of certain individuals acquired in a
few years has amounted TO a social
and Industrial revolution But tbe
only remedy he suggests is the one Of
placing these corporations completely
under the control Of The federal gov
eminent. through the larger power Of
the Interstate commerce commission.
He believes in the conservation Of
the natural resources OF the country,
more especially the forests, and sug-
gests strongly the need Of such legis-
Iation looking to that end. One SUBJ
iect OF deep interest TO Brunswick is
the unequivocal fashion in which the
executive comes ont in favor of in
land waterways and the improvement
of our navigable rivers He thinks
this work is so necessary that action
IL urged at the present short session
Of congress. He goes into detail IF
the many plans suggested and finally
recommends the establishment Of a
commission authorized 70 coordinate
the work Of All the government reiat-
ing 10 waterways and to frame and
supervise The execution Of eompns-
hensiye plan. Surely this is sound
recommendation and viii meet with
TIE general endorsement OF the peo-
pie. Tie president wants. and wants
al once. the establishment Of the pos
tai savings banks in this country aai
ne sets forward some splendid rea-
sons for his belief in them. He be-
lieyes that the parcels post ii put 20
work al once. would reduce if not ST
move the awful deficit In the postal
depart. which. however is another de-
betable question and is now benz
generally discussed al over the eoun
try. Chronic ofiee-seekers who ri
for census Offices and places every
ten years we're iolted, in the recori
mendation that all places in the next
census taking be chosen from and
placed in the civil service. The poor
little Filipino will have to stick 70
us . while longer, for the president
saws he is making good progress but
is vet a good long way from beng
ready for self government, but he
believes that the Porto Ricans should
he made American citizens.
The message is worth reading, for
1t was written by brilliant man,
man of impulses and Of heart, With
whom we cannot always agree. but in
whom we have always found the hlga-
est type of the American citizen.
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THE GREATER BRUNSWICK AS
ISOLATION.

The new Prosperity club vas last
night launched on the Industrial sea
of Brunswick and II was christie ad
in a name, that sounds good ard odght
10 mean much for his community.
The Greateg Brunswick Association
denotes in its name alone its Object.
its aims. ambitions and purpoSes-to
make Brunswick greater. If tae gem
tlemen named on the board Of direc-
tors last night viii get right down
to business Of the same sterling char
acter that they display in Their own
personal affairs, it will spell success
for the new association and will mean
a great thing for this city OF course
these directors must have back OF
them the support OF the association.
which in turn should have the eoope-
ration OF the entire community
At any rate the new association is
born; the representative people of this
city are standing sponsor for its fu-
lure conduct and in the very early
flush OF its young life, The News hast
ems to it with its support and best
wishes. 1t has but TO command us
and without more ado We will be
pleased to do its bidding for Buns
wick's good and in her cause.
We have seen several such move
ments inauguTated, but to run its race
all TOO soon and decay years ere It
had served its purpose. We trust a
better fate awaits The Greater
Brunswick Association" and here and
nov We pledge toast to its future. in
deed may it live long and prosper"
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THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.

In IT'S news columns this morning,
The News publishes in full the presi-
dents message read in both houses OF
congress yesterday This message
contains about twenty two columns Of
matter ana The News is pleased that
il is enabled to give II to It's read ees
simultaneously with the larger papers
the country. The message in ques-
ion is a master state paper and being
bis last. the president has handled the
various problems and questions Of the
yeconomics In a most able and forcible
manner. Many of the utterances of
the executive TEEN with sound DEM
ocratic principles arid ION the whole it
will go down In history as a very
strong paper. The president advocates
a broadening OF the powers of the in
terstate commerce commission as to
give that branch Of the government
ahsolutespower to govern the railroads
and other great corporations engaged
in interstate business. In this con-
nection he holds to the very sensible
view that 1t is the heighth Of folly 70
attempt to prohibit all combinations
as is the purpose of the Sherman anti
trust law, for the reason that 1t is
impossible to enforce the law wisely
or perfectly. He goes point fur
ther and advocates the substitution
of law expressly permitting combi-
nations when they shall appear TO he
in the interest of the people, giving,
OF course. the federal government the
power to control them.
The president does not believe that
the absolute vesting Of such 3 power
NTH the Central government would
weaken the power of the States, which
of course, is asmooted and very de-
hatable question, having been he
hone Of contention between eontending
parties and peoples for years. The
president, however, makes a very
strong plea for the vesting of these
certain rights with the. government az
Washington when the sole question Of
Interstate commerce is an Issue. leav-
ing the States to act independently on
matters Of interstate business and reg
ulation
The president treats .broadiy the al
most limitless question Of labor and
among other things calls upon con-
gress to enact special employers la
bility set for District Of Columbia as a
sort OF substitute for the recent act,
declared unconstitutional by supreme
court. He thinks congress ought TO
pass law 70 give all wage workers
In the government service half holi-
DAYS daring the summer, a rather dan
gerous precedent to establish in the
south where We have about nine
months OF summer. The president was
in 4 very liberal mind when he-wrote
his message. Tor he recommends an
increase D j FOR all classes Of United
states coaft judges ia the faee of he
-. -. :, Z 8
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Correspondence solicited, hat 10
receive attention. letters must be
accompanied by a responsible name
not for publication. but as
guarantee OF good faith.
Rejected communications will be
returned If accompanied by postage.
Remittance should be made by
postal note, check, money order. or
registered letter Address,
NEWS PUBLISHING CO.,
BRUNSWICK. GA.
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Let the Ogiethorpe BARRIERS give you
that Thanksgiving hair cut and you
viii come back again.
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MISCELLANEOUS

RUBBER STAMPS Metal stamps.
ggage checks, badges, seals. WIFE,
5. Fain.
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ocleshorpe Hotel Barber shop does
ss'erk a tire pppnlar prices. same as
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PAGE FOUR.

EvERY DAY EXCEPT MONDAY,
Entered at the Brunswick. Ca, Post
6ffiee as second class mail matter.
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}. 7. POWELL,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR
AT LAW.
Bankrupt Law a Specially. 4
BRUNSWICK, GA. y
sever Years e Prsof.

Il have had seven years OF proof
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RE CHR. EA--~ =. Az II
KENNEDY'S LAXATIVE
COUGH SYRUP
EARLY RS L r s
The famous little nils.
stimulation Without irritation.

That is the watchword That is
what Foley's Orino Laxative does.
Cleanses and stimulates the Sbowels
without irritation in any form. For
sale at Morgan's drug store.
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sUsscRlpTioN RATES.

OFFICE: 2O7 GLOUCESTER ST.
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MedIelne That IS Medielne.

Il have suffered a good deal With
malaria and stomach complaints, ut
! have now found remedy that keeps
me well, and that remedy is electric
Bitters: a medicine that Is medicine
for stomach and liver troubles, and for
rundown conditions. : says W. c. Kie-
stler, of Halliday. Ark. Electric BIZ
tiers purify and enrich the blood, tone,
up the nerves, and irnpart vigor ana
energy to the weak. Your money will
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at Roses drug store.
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Take your children &c The merry
go-round every afterneon from 2 :. n
until .. m.
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Why not take up this matter seri-
ously and earnestly in all It's Ierge-
ness. and see if there cannot va toyt 4
from II plan Of action that VIII but
the throb OF Quickened life in Twen-
tieth Century Brunswick.
The Alaska prospector., 1908-02-06
SAYS. HAWKINS
 FAvORS VALDEZ.
Mining Han Figures This FCrt as Sea Terminal of
 Railroad 10 interior.

A representative of eastern cap .tlli5ts who have ilv,s5oi heavily il, Alaska copper says there is no doub put F. c. Hawkins favors Valdez as he sea terminal of the proposed Gug- ,cnhcim railroad to the Bonanza cCp. ler district. In this statement he ,uniirmg citizens of Valdez who have MllIcd to Mir. Hawkins. He is jus. put from the east and says:
 "Ihere i5 no moro secret about Hawkins view as to the most feas ,ble route to the inteIicr than ther s about the fact that in the opinion )f every man familiar with the regior the route from Valdez i8 the shortest nd least expensive to build of al hat have been considered. I am nut n engineer and cannot figuro from n engineers standpoiut but am ac. luainted with all the proposed routes from Valdez. Cordova and Katalla the Valdez route is shorter thaI )ither of the others and has fewer ex. raordinary obstacles. It's draw bacl the fact that another line would, nave to be built to the Katalla coa. ields.
 'I am not in the confidence of the 5uggenheims but am told on the test authority that for some reasol he Guggenheims want to connec. he coal line and the copper lire by 'ail. Why they want to do this I an. inable to say and can see no ap. .,arcnt reas on for it. They will no, .eod coal in large quantity at tho jonanza mine because the ore is s, ii h thaS smelGer there is out of tn question. The ore is over 70 per oent copper and docs not require the CT. dinary smeltiug process. Whenever
 re is shipped from tho Bonanza it will be haIled to tho coast as it is taken from the mine.
 "1 have somctimes though that the Guggonheim3 plan bo build to DaW s Il Il they ever build to tho Bonanza. and Gtd | markeb for 6heir coal there. B ' l would not be surprised at any Cme t. hear that they will make VI l. dez tllo sea terminal of their inCeriol lne,p
The Alaska prospector., 1908-02-06
FIND GOLD BRICAS
 STOLEN IN 18oO

sidney, Nebr ska, Jan. 31-Two 5 SJld bricks, identified as two of those stolen in tho &12 ,O00 bullion robbery ,f the Pacific Express Company near jhis city in 1880, were recovered to- 'ay in digging among the ruins of q jlloon building which was owned at he time of the robbery by Mccarthy, hen sheriff Of tho county. Mccarthy was suspected at the time of compli- city in the robbery