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Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-06-04
MARKED DECLINES RESULT OF SALES Some of Issues Prominent In Mondays Sharp Rise
 Affected RALLY 0vERCoMES LOSS Steel Stocks Successfully Re- sist Strong Selling
 Pressure e
RALLY ovERCoMEs LOSS

NEW YORK, June 3.-Heavy rcaliz ing sales were the feature of the early market today, causing marked declines in some of those issues prominent in Mondays spectacular rise. Amalga- mater Copper was clearly under pres sure and Union Pacific, Southern Pa cifc, Reading and the Hill stocks react. ed sharply, Around l. O clock support was given to the market and rally fol. lowed which carried stocks up in most instances to about the closing figures of yesterday.
 The Steel stocks again successfully re. sisted the selling pressure, holding firm throughout the morning and afternoon sessions. The strength of United States Steel, both preferred and common, IS significant and almost certain to prove a bulwark to the general market against any formidable bear movement.
 There has been very noticeable re vival in the iron and steel business dur. ing the past three weeks and sales of pig iron are estimated at more than 100000 tons. Also, it is reported that the United States Steel corporation booked orders for more than 40,000 tons of steel rails in one day last week, and has also made a contract with the Los Angeles Water company for 45,0O0 tons of steel water pipe.
 It looks as though good stocks were a purchase on moderate reactions such as we have had this week.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-06-04
THE MEDICAL ART IN CHINA
Native Physicians Are For the Most
 Part Expectations Charlatans.

SHANGHAI, China, June 3.--The healing art, as practiced by native doe tors in China at the present day is 6 strange mixture or superstition, char latanism, and quaekery. -Medical Knowledge among the Chinese has been at a standstill for many centuries, and what the early Jesuit missionaries wrote about it iA the seventeenth century is true at the opening of the twentieth. Le Comte, in his memoirs and observa- tions, published in tho latter part of the seventeenth century, wrote: "Thcre is another disorder in China, q great deal more dangerous than that they lay to our charge, and that is that there everybody is admitted to practice phys ie, like other mechanical arts, without examination, or taking degrees.
 VOluminous works on medicine, ou the pulse, acupuncture, and other medi- cal topics were extant in China centur- ies before the Christian era, yet, at the present day, Chinese doctors are abso- lutely ignorant of the clements of physiology, anatomy, and natural phil osophy. They continue to ascribe dis eases of every kind to pestilential winds, to the five colors, blue, yellow, red, black and white, to the five cle- ments, gold, wood, water, fire and earth, and to heat and cold.
 Turning now to medicine, we find l,.A .l Ia I licver in the efficacy of the quantity of medicine taken. His dose will vary from thirty to forty pills to pint or even quart of liquid. Ginseng is the most highly esteemed of Chinese medi- cines. It sometimes fctches as much as $250 an ounce and is regarded as a uni versal panacea. ct cures palpitations caused by sudden frights, dispels ma. lignant vapors, makes the sight clear, opens and delights the heart, strength ems judgment, makes the body active and prolongs life"
 What article in the American phar macopoeia can accomplish all thisa Tea is used for external application to the eyes. Unfortunately all the remedies used by the native practitioner are not of the same harmless description. Such substances as tops of stag horns, dried red spotted lizard, tigers bones, SCOT. pions, cicades, centipedes, bear g gall, old copper cash, and other disgusting ingredients are commonly used in native prescriptions.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-06-04
Orphan Copper Company.

Frank Rockefeller of Cleveland, brother of John D., and William Rock efcller, lately purchased large block of stock in the Orphan Copper company, and at the last meeting of the directors was elected director of the company.
 Ezra B. Bailey, collector of the port of Hartford Conn, and president of the E. Horton & Sons Co.,, Windsor Locks, Conn.,, one of the largest share holders in the Orphan Copper company, was also elected director. MT. Bailey is one of the most wealthy and best known men in New England.
 These gentlemen, together with Nell vile D. Chapman of the E. R. Chapman & Co.,, bankers, 80 Broadway, R. H.. Lynn, president of the American Ma tional bank of Washington, D. C., and the local gentlemen named as directors in the articles of incorporation, eonsti- ute one of the strongest boards repre- senting the Globe district
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-06-04
SOCIALISTS WIN
 IN BUTTE UNION
Of Thirteen Delegates to Western Fed eration Convention, Nine are Avowed
 Socialists-Union Blocked Party.

BUTTE, Mont. June 3.-Of the thir- teen delegates elected by the Butte Miners union to the annual convention of the Western Federation of Miners, to be held in Denver(n July, nine afe avowed socialists.
 The election was held last night and the polls showed the socialists in com trol. The election is significant as Butte is the parent union of the federation and the strongest local, and has always blocked heretofore the repeated efforts to pledge the federation to socialism.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-06-04
LAST OF ELECTION CASES
 DISPOSED OF AT PHOENIX;
 INCIDENT PROBABLY CLOSED

PHOENIX, June 3.--All the cases growing out of alleged illegal voting at the fourth ward election have van ished into thin air. The last three of the ten were dismissed Friday on the motion of Assistant District Attorney Lyman. The cases had been set for trial for the fourth time and as on ev- cry other date the witnesses for the ter
 ritory failed to appear Friday morn ing, even J. H. Langston, the attorney at whose instance the cases were begun, was absent and it was said that he was out of town. MT. Lyman moved for the dismissal of the cases. The fruit of all this prosecution has been the conviction on his own plea of q single defendant, Louis Varnes. In his case it was evident that he had not intended to violate the law and it is certain that his plea of guilty had been made under a misapprehension like than under which his vote had been cast.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-06-04
COPPER DECLINES IN Eh GLIS
 M ARKE I

NEW YORK, June S.--London tin was lower today, spot fl30, los, and flu lures fl29, l7s. Locally it was dull, ranging from 2s.65 to go.
 Copper declined to f57, l7s, Cd for spot and f5S, Is, Sd for futures in Lon don. Locally it was dull and un. changed.
 Lead declined 9s. Cd to fl2, l5s if London. The local market was dul! and, shade lower, ranging from 4.30 fo 4.35.
 Speltcr declined to fl9 l2s, Cd in London, while easy and unchanged at 4.50 to i.55 in the local market.
 Iron was lower with Cleveland war rants quoted at sos, 7lad in London. Lo- eally steady.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-06-04
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO, June 3.--Cattle: Receipts 10000. Strong to l0c higher. Reeves, 4.S0 to TAO; Texans, 4.60 to 5.75; west erns, AGO to 5.90; stockers and feeders, $50 to 500; cows and heifers, 2.35 to 6.20; calves, 4.75 to 6.25.
 Sheep: Receipts 16,000. Weak. Ma tives, 3.25 to 500; westerns. 3.25 to 5.00; yearlings, AIS to CPS; western lambs, 400 to 6.25.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-06-04
CORN SHOWS UP STRONG July Opened H Higher and Closed
 Firm At 70
CORN

CHICAGO, June 3.-July wheat op. ened Is to 1-4 lower to shade higher at 9l 1-4 to l-2, sold, sold of to 91 ad- vanced to 92 and closed at 9l 3-S.
 Corn was strong all day. July op- ened Is to IA higher at 69 to 69 Is, ad- vanced to 70 and closed 69 7-9 to 70.
 July oats opened Is higher at 47, ad. vaneed to 47 IA and closed at 47 Is.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-06-04
Tho Sculptor 5 Dream. A great trick picture at the Iris.

Weak wopen should try pr. Shoop $ Night Cure. These soothing, healing, antiseptic supositories go direct to the seat of these weaknesses. My 'sBook No For Women 7 contains many val uable hints to women, and it is free. Ask pr. Shoop, Raeine,s Wis, to mail if. Ask the Doctor in strictest conf dence, any questions you wish answer ed Dr. Shoop's Cure is sold by Palace and Globe Pharmacies.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-06-04
Ancient Rome

Is now merely memory of the past. Ballard B Snow Liniment is the family liniment of the twentieth century. A positive cure for Rheumatism, Burns, Cuts, Sprains, Neuralgia. etc, Mir. c. H. Runyon, Stanberry, Mo, writes: "I have used Snow Eminent for Rheu- matism and all pain. l can t say enough in it's praise Sold by Palace Phar- macy.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-06-04
Operations in Ely, Nevada.

Of interest to Globe are the opera. tions of the Nevada Consolidated and Cumberland Ely, at Ely, Nevada. which are low grade copper properties. in some respects similar to tho Miami in this district, although careful tests show far greater percentage of metal saved from the Miami rock than from that of the Ely mines. Upwards of $l5,000,o00 has been expended in the development and equipment of the Ely mines and construction of the great Steptoe re- duetion works at McGill, New, and the building of q railroad. The first coneen- trator section of the Steptoe plant is now being regularly operated on Neva- da Consolidated ores, apparently with success, and the second section will soon be running on the product of the Veter- m mine of the Cumberland Ely.
 Dividends of Butte Companies.
 The declaration of sl quarterly divi- dend hy North Butte and $2 scmi-an- nual dividend by the Mohawk Mining company has had good effect on the market for copper securities. The wis dom of the action of the North Butte directors is questioned by some since the annual report showed net cash sur plus on March 31 of only sl00,00o. On the other hand it is claimed a much higher grade of ore is now being sent to the Washoe shelter and costs have been materially reduced. North Butte is said to have made a net profit in March of $l94,000 which indicates an operating cost of 7h2 cents per pound of copper produced. Mohawk has re- gently been making an excellent show ing, both as to production and costs. The fourth head of the Mohawk stamp mill will be dropping early in July when Mohawk s production should be at the rate of 12,000,000 pounds per annum.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-06-04
COPPER RANGE
 DIVIDEND 0F sI Quarterly Profit. Payable July flower Tn an
 Last Years BOSTON C0RBiN ACTIVITY Amster's Montana Fi0tati0n in Demand On Boston
 Board
BOSTON CoasIN ACTIVITY

The directors of the Copper Range Consolidated company have declared a quarterly dividend of $l.o0 per share, payable July l. Last year the company paid $6.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-06-04

Capital invested in Canadian factor ies is ss34, 100000, gain of S6 per cent in five years. Factory workers in creased l3 per cent and wages paid 43 per cent.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-06-04

Singer machines for rent, 37l North Broad.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-06-04
Michigan Mines Output.

The official figures of the 1907 pro- duction of the Michigan copper mines total s90,2l7,s92 pounds, as compared with 224, 4,f07,s59 pounds the previous year, which was the Lake district $ best achievement.
 There is no apparent life to the cop per market, most of the business being between dealers at concessions from the official quotations of the large dealers. It is claimed, however, that the big electric manufacturing concerns like the General Electric and the Westinghouse companies are carrying very little cop per stock and are contemplating coming into the market to increase their eur. rent supplies. if not to stock up for the fufnre
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-06-04

Canvas awnings-Globe Faint Co.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-06-04

New alfalfa hay sl5 ton at Gam. ble's
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-06-04
Boston & Corbin Active.
Sales of Globe Stocks.

Sales of Globe stocks on the Boston curb last week were as follows: Miami, l535 shares at i 3-4 to 5: National Min. ing Exploration, l725 at 45c to 55c {; Globe Consolidated, 1000 at G to 6l.4; i; Superior < Boston, 10 at 1. Of the listed stocks, Old Dominion sold be- tween B l-i and 3s l.4; Arizona Com. mereial. l7 3-4 and lS3-s.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-06-04

The Sculptor's Dream. 4 great trick picture at the Iris.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-06-04
Calumet & Arizona Dividend.

Calumet & Arizona Dividend.
 Announcement is expected to be made this week of the declaration of quar. terly dividend by Calumet X Arizona It is not likely to be more than $l per share and even that amount may not be justified. Calumet < Arizona s re- port for last year was bad one, show. ing deficit of sl,500,000., \
 Boston & Corbin Active.
 One of the most active copper stocks on the Boston board last week was Bos ton & Corbin. N. l.. Amster's Montana Notation. ,Mr. Amster is one of the mos, successful mine promoters in the east and understands the value of printers ink. Boston & Corbin has filled large space in Boston financial papers of late. Five dollars has been paid in on tho stock, which is now selling at SIG.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-01
May Abolish Field
Betting Ring

At the recent hearing before the
codes committee of the New York as
sembly on the antiracing bills intro
duced or. the recommendation of Gov
ernor Hughes. Chairman August Bel
mont of the New York Jockey club was
asked by member of the committee If
he could suggest any reform that would
reduce the so called evils of the betting
ring to the minimum. He promised to
take the problem under consideration
and submit formal reply later.
a letter received by. prominent
local turfman from an eastern turf
man in close touch with the jockey
club mana agement brings the informa-
tion that the abolition OF the field
stands and betting ring. may be the
solution that Belmont will offer as
a sort of compromise The admis-
sion to the field ring is only 81.
while the fee to the other parts of the
eastern track Enclosures is So. It is
argued that the abolition of the cheaper
price. of admission will deter persons
who can i'll afford to lose money from
visiting the tracks.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-01
Workouts

Inside track sloppy.
Voladay-Five and a half furlongs ir
1:1oH.
Sid Silver-Five-eighths in lis.
Herodotus-Quarter, slow.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES in :43
Hand Me Down-Quarter in :27.
Work Box-Three-eighths in :43.
Yolo-Quarter in II.
Cigarlighter-Mile, slow.
Beechwood-Five-e eighths, slow.
Northwest-Ha1f in SO.
Woolna-Fou and half furlongs ir
1:02
Sam McGibben-Five-eighths, slow.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, slow.
Tawasentha-Three- -eighths. slow
Ellerd-Five-eigh SLOW
Charlie Rothchild-Quarter in :27.
]. H. Sheehan-T Three-eig breez
ing.
Gromoboi-Mile. slow
Burleigh-Half, slow.
Johnny Lyons-Half, slow.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-01
Challenge tor Davis
Tennis Cup

NEW YORK. Feb. 2s.-whils the
American lawn tennis association has
sent a formal challenge 20 Australia
for the D. H Davis cup. which was
won by the Australians IN England
last year. IL is by no means certain
that team viii go TO Australia TO
play. Under the gift OF the cup il Is
necessary that the challenge be mads
before March I and the challenge sent
yesterday carried with IT an explans-
ton that il was made simply 70 qualify
and that ii was not certain that team
would go TO Australia
II has been tentatively proposed that
the English team. for which also a
challenge has been sent to Australia.
come to America and play the Amsri-
can team 10 be selected 20 play for
the cup Then the winning team would
make the trip 70 Australia
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-01
Jack Johnson Calls
Burns Bluff
SPECIAL DISPATCH 70 THE CALL

NEW YORK, Feb. 2s.-sam Fitzpat-
rick, manager OF Jack Johnson. the
heavy weight fighter. scored point yes
terday in favor of his charge in the
duel OF offers, challenges and counter
challenges that is being waged between
Johnson and Tommy Burns, when he
declared that johnson would allow
Burns, win. lose or draw. $4,000 of the
$4,000 purse offered by Jim Coffroth of
San Francisco for fight between the
big fellows
advantage of the statements made In
England by Burns, in which the cham
pion declared that he would fight john
son anywhere. IL he were offered the
same Inducements as had been held out
in England
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-01
Assistant Starter Is
Under Arrest

EMERYyILLE, Feb. 29.-vincent
Smith. assistant starter at the race
track, was arrested today on complaint
Prevention Of Cruelty to Animals.
Smith was charged with having lashed
Graphite with bull whip at the post
Wednesday afternoon until the horses
legs bled. Osborne swore to the war
rant for Smiths arrest in Justice Tap
pans court in Alameda. Smith was
released on his own recognizance. Os-
borne said that he purposed to keep a
close watch on the actions of assistant
starters at the track.
Beau Ormonde year olds at Satur-
days auction in the paddock. and the
pair sold for song. Kripp probably
will close out hfs entire stable be-
fore the end of the season.
Few of the Emeryville layers oper-
ated at profit yesterday. as we'll
played horses cut a large figure in
the results. Joe Harlan was one of
the big losers. quitting s2.soo to the
bad. Barney schreiber lost $1,000.
Graphite's performance yesterday
demonstrated conelusively that he is
many pounds better in the mud than on
the dry. He easily beat horses yes
terday that had beaten him in recent
distance races over fast track.
Stall room is still being reserved at
New Orleans for S. c. Hildreth's derby
candidates. Uncle and Meelick. Hill
dreth remains undecided on the ques-
tion of shipping his cracks to the Cres-
cent City.
Jockey Hayes is expected back from
Arcadia tomorrow morning.
Tony Faust's stake victory yesterday
made it virtually certain that s. c.
Hiidreth would lead the list of winning
owners at Emeryville to the end of the
season. Hildreth's purse winnings are
now approximately $4,000 and the
Keene stable, his nearest competitor.
has won only about $4,000. Had Red
Leaf been the winner in the Water
house cup the Keenes would have had
chance of overtaking Hildreth.
Dame Fortune lavished her favors
upon r. L. Thomas yesterday. Be
sides his two big victories at Arcadia,
Light Wool won an overnight handicap
for him at Emeryville. AS he won the
Yosemite stake Wednesday and Incl
dentally made big cleanup in the
local betting ring, 1t was a notable
week for him all around.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-01
HORSES SOLD IN PADDOCK

At the paddock sale conducted by
William Riley at Emeryville track yes
terday the following horses were sold:
standoTer, E. Van Tuck, 81 400; Steel Blue.
v. n. Terry. $s25; Marian Louise. A. B. Pom
eroy, $500: Bonar. J. Hennessey, $50 Huston,
J. O.. James $50; Tryconnell. J. Little, s75;
csrax. C. W. Chappell. SEQ; Aaia. ". Rose,
sso All Ablase. C. Sanford and W. Epperly.
800; Plciad. c. Sanford and W. Epperly, $500;
Cheers, " S. Knapp $3.50; vronsky. w. s.
Knapp. 5000; Tnlary Roy Csruthers. $50: EN-
LIZ NJ. a. A. Cotton. $500; Chancellor wal
worth. Harry Green. $40; Clara ormonde DR..
j. F. McGorern, $50; Florence ormonde, A. H.
Lsndsberser. $50; wilmore, $50.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-01
Long Distance Race al En1e1WNe Ends in Spedaala
Duel Through the Stretch

Jockey Knapp handled the favorite
with great vigor.' but the horse was
inclined TO stop in spite of all that
Knapp could do Walter Miller sue
eeeded in landing Triumphant third.
beating out the unlucky Belle Kinney.
which ran a good race after being held
IT the post by an assistant starter
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-01
Lee Rose Is Beaten by Aunt Aggie
in Woodland Stake al Arcadia
Special Dispatch to Tn. Can

LOS ANGELES Feb 29In marred BY nishsp the real
Woodland
l. Thomas heavily played year old daughter Of Mgazan and Ags
Marden which by J. Walsh o. A Bfaneh
H third mile
75 breaking two-hfths
undoubtedly
offered bet $4,000 Of that that the colt could
track replied
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-01

Levant Trained By P. + Williams starr
good Won driven Second easily Third driver
Scrs crstched-Escamado. John c Graus. wistsris.
Prolific. Laudsble. Halron. SIS place. 1T show;
KorosiIapy. SIS place. AS show: JIIlette. show
Halton tired suddenly n the closing strides
Korosilany finished strongly. 5inetre weakened
badly IN the nnal sixteenth.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-01
BY u. r. Jeffery

The WaterhOuse cup handicap of
+ 1908 VIII 60 down IN the annals Of the
California turf as q highly spectacular
.contest-one that for the closeness OF
the finish AT the end OF It's two and q
onarter miles OF running through the
,r1ud ritaled the famous Thornton and
Thornton renewal OF 1907. both OF
(which notable long distance events
were won BY . scant nose. So t wss
with the Waterhouse cup contest
yesterday Tony Faust, owned JOINT
ly BY s. C Hildreth and Barney
:Schreiber, and running IN the oolors
Of the former. who had trained him
at. Arcadia for the stake, won by a
nose from Red Leaf. J. Q. and @. H
Keene's game little Hermence-Readtna
mare: Inasmuch as the winner was
the top weight and favorite Of the race
the outcome was received with mani
festations Of satisfaction although il
Is: probable that had the victory fallen
10 Red Leaf the throng would have
been hardly less ready TO pay the hom-
age that her performance merited. AS
a matter OF fact she divided the hon
ers OF the race with the winner and
the lions share OF the purse might
hsse been hers but for q couple OF
costly stumbles not far from the hnish
5f-.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-01
Tony Faust Wins The Wdeoe Cup From Game Red Leaf by Nose

Tony son of Sair-St Rose Jointly by S.
c. Hldre and Barney Schreber which the Waterhouse
cup Emeyvle yesterday The illustration shows the horse
with Jockey Dugan o his back.