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Bisbee daily review., 1908-03-06

BOSTON. March 5.--Henry Lincoln.
con Of Vim. H. Lincoln of Boston who
has been identified with the recent
sensational development OF Rawhide,
Esmeralda company. New, is now in
Boston. He says:
Last September there were three
tents ON the location OF Rawhide. TO
day there is a city of 4000s showing by
hundreds daily. with three banks. two
daily and two weekly newspapers and
the building OF city blocks under way.
The place is having the swiftest rise
of any western camp. and for the rea-
son that its gold showings have been
among the most remarkable.
The mineral wealth was developed
by prospectors from the nearby dis
trict of Regent, who. however, ex-
pected to find only copper and gold in
the koalinized porphyry deposits. The
values, however, were only gold and
silver. The district is a crescent OF
five or six miles greatest width.
"Stringers OF geld and silver ore.
running from an inch in width at the
surface to ii inches few feet below,
have run as high as thousands Of dol
lars In value per ton. The country
rock on each side, enriched by depos-
Bisbee daily review., 1908-03-06

The Savannah man VINO Claims 70
Record from beginning 70 enc w
read every issue of the Gonsress sitsan
IDENTIFY wants to be regarded as uiiis.
or. from everybody else
Bisbee daily review., 1908-03-06
PLAN TO PURCHASE
THE MADDOX MINE
Three Claims In White Tanks
District Interest Eastern
Capital as of Merit

To negotiate for the purchase of
the Maddox group Of three claims in
the White Tanks district in the inter
est OF EaSern capial, ]. W. Springer
of FL Paso and W. r. Jackson of Silver
prosCity. N. NJ, are now in Phoenix,
and will witness a test Of a Pierce Gold
separator and amalgamator. which, II
1t proves satisfactory will be pur-
chased and used at the Maddox prop
erty in the event of the deal going
through
On the Maddox property is a small
but well-defined gold ledge, from
which exceedingly rich samples have
been taken. The gold in these speci-
mems has caused the eyes Of many a
prospector 10 bulge.
w. v. Davenport, local agent for
the Pierce amalgamator, is to have
charge of the tests to be seen by
Springer and Jackson. He will use
some of the tailiugs from the Maddox
property from which several thousand
dollars has been take nby means Of
an araSta.
Davenport claims that his machine
| is peculiarly adapted to the saving Of
| fine gold, which has gone through the
mills on Arizona properties and now
dies unclaimed in the dumps and tail
| ings.
Explaining the Pierce Amalgamatol
Davenport had the following to say;
1 The coarse gold as it passes ovei
the bodies Of quicksilver exposed II
/ the bottom of each OF the upper anC
/ lower rifles, though. it be tarnisheC
4 will readily sink into 1t, thereby saw
ling all of the gold which passes owe
4 the ordinary rifles and mill plates
THE coarse gold and fine grave
that has passed over the screen i
then run through iron rifles and mad
similar to the copper one. The gol
is caught in the quicksilver held Il
the rifles.
'It there are values contained in tn
black sand it can be concentrated q
in mills. BY this machine placer mir
ing is reduced to a milling proposition
as the sands are separated and the
the gold is amalagamated In the rifle
as in mills. and are ready for the cor
} centrator to save the black sands whe
r they contain values.
'Tn places where there is clay, th
; machine is set at the head of tn
} flume with openings In the grizzle
! large enough TO let all nugget
E through q as to get them out OF th
t flume and separated from the ella,
to prevent them from being carrie
out Of the fiume by 1t, and they al
then treated similarly to that d
scribed above.
t Thee machines are made so as
: be attached to any sized flume, an
q to treat any number OF yards OF grav
! required by the addition of grizzle
\ screen and rifle boxes"
Bisbee daily review., 1908-03-06
TRADING IS
LIGHTEST In
MANY YEARS
Market Confined to Profession
ais and Room Traders Only,
and Is Called a Lifeless Af-
fair BY Expert Graf.
(By Frank ]. Graft


The market is purely professional
and confined to room traders only.
The entire market is a lifeless affair
and the trading that is being done is
without doubt the highest that has
been done for years. The Boston
market closed a fraction lower than
the opening. especially North Butte,
Butte Coalition. Range and Old Domin-
ion. During the day there was con-
siderable selling of s. & p. One
house alone sold 1000 shares and
sold as low as IL 3-4, which goes to
show the support that there is behind
this particular stock.
Shattuck and DEM Arizona both
showed slight weakness. The state
men of the Shattuck and Arizona as
we'll as the DEM Arizona has been
issued. but not in detail. The entire
market is quiet, but conservative, and
buyers are taking advantage OF the
present low prices.
Closing Quotations:
Bisbee daily review., 1908-03-06
SCHEDULE

nearest Agent, OF to
NORMAN CARMICHAEL
Ass'f Gent Sunt
Bisbee daily review., 1908-03-06
ng, Smelters s Stock Quotations
ABOUT NEWEST
GOLD CAMP

Tits from these silicfous seams. runs
$50 to 800 per ton in value for widths
of 20 80 feet. The first fourteen 80
pound sacks shipped yielded $1,000
The Kearns lease there is shipping
20 tons a day Of $500 to a ton ore. So
far shafts have been sunk SO feet, or
a little over. with evidences of in
creasing richness in all cases, in both
width and values.
There are now about 400 leasers
working the properties so far under
development, on a 10 per cent to 20
per cent royalty basis. About 60
stamps are on the ground. with more
ordered. and it is planned to erect =
concentrator. as feeling towards the
smelling trust in view OF Goldfield's
experiences are none too kindly, and
1t is desired to be independent OF the
trust charges. Since. as is common
belief in the western country. Stand
ard Oil interests acquired control Of
the American Smelling company.
prices have been advanced, according
to the first annual statement OF the
Goldfield Consolidated company, three
times to $35 ton for treatment alone.
The Goldfield Consolidated company
is now building is own reduction
plant"
Bisbee daily review., 1908-03-06
EXPOSITION WILL Be
HELD IN new YORK
Metropolis viii Have Intema-
tionaI Display Within a
Couple of Months,

The important position which the
mining industry has assumed in the
affairs of the United States cannot be
attested in any stronger way than by
the exposition which will be held in
New York City from May rs to June
20. This exposition will be confined
strictly to exhibits of minerals, and
the methods employed in eXtracti1s
the same from the ground
William NJ. Porter, secretary OF The
international Mining Exposition, has
written to Mayor Cayen, asking that
Official to use his best endeavors to
have the prominent mining men of
the great Warren District interest
themselves in the project which will
mean much to the industry In the
United States.
The idea Of holding an Information
al mining exhibit first occurred to this
promoters about a year ago, when 8
company was incorporated to handle
the affair, and the dates mentioned
above were selected between which to
hold It in Madison Square Garden in
New York city. Since that time the
officers have devoted all OF their
energy to the matter, and already
promises OF excellent exhibits have
been received from all over the world
A feature OF the exposition which
will interest miners is. the rock drill
| ing contest, for which large cash
prize have been appropriated. In the
past the miners Of Arizona have cap
/ tured the prizes in all of the contests
of the west. and il is probable that
some of the well known big fellows
| who have been seen on the rock in
Bisbee will enter the contest in New
York
Bisbee daily review., 1908-03-06
HUTTON & co.'s LETTER.


Especial wire to l. ]. Overlook
NEW YORK, March 5.-Some little
bull talk over night on the Hill stocks
was responsible for some further GOV
ering this morning in the general list
and 1t was noticeable that better
feeling prevailed in certain quarters
Of Wall Street on the market outlook
for futures. The causes for this
change of sentiment are quite unex
planned. as there Is little evidence OF
any change for the better in the polit'
ical OF business situation Market
wise, all we can say is that stocks
fail 70 respond to bad news and the
weakness in Union Pacific recently, is
not showing itself to be 4 factor
now Hense, 1t would appear that
stocks are a better purchase on weak
ness than a sale on rallies.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-03-06
FINNEGAN IS
FAVORABLY
IMPRESSED
Michigan Man Returns From
Kelvin Where He Has Been
inspecting Sultana-Arizona
Mine For His Associates.

Republican. Phoenix: p. H. Finne-
gan OF Calumet. Mich. arrived here
last evening from Kelcin where he
has been for several days making an
inspection of the Sultana-ArizonS mine
which is just across the river from
Kelvin. Mr.. Finnegan Is manager OF
the Calumet Office Of tAe Baldwin Syn
dictate of Chicago. which financial
house recently finished the financing
of the property. Mr.. Finnegan was so
much interested In the property he
wanted to take look al it through
his own eyes.
More than that he arranged TO be
met in Florence by H. II. Richardson,
a mining engineer OF Superior, and an
old Michigan acquaintance, a graduate
froR the Houghton school of mines.
Mr.. Richardson examined the property
carefully and made . very fine report
upon its values and possibilities. The
machinery for further development has
been bought and il is expected there
viii be a lively camp at the Sultana
within sixty days. Mr.. Finnegan says
II looks to him as though the Sultana
was the COPPER storsaouse of the cocn-
Try.
AS Mr. E1nDesan leaves on this
mornings train he had little opportuni-
ty to look around in this valley. though
he sized it up somewhat as he passed
through here couple Of weeks ago for
Florence. He has been most favor
ably impressed ana says he proposes
% return soon, probably within sixty
days, prepared to stay longer and look
over a few of the many good things
that are so much in evidence.
He mentioned incidentally that he
went from Florence up to the Lake
Superior and Arizona mine for a day
and was amazed 10 see the mineral in.
dieations in the entire district. He was
already well aware of the value Of the
L. S. & A. mine but wanted to see it to
satisfy his curiosity. Notwithstanding
he comes from copper mining coun-
try Mr.. Finnegan feels very much like
taking his hat of to Arizona
Bisbee daily review., 1908-03-06

Marriage market shows brisk traf-
fie in Hungarian counts. French Dukes
fair demand
Bisbee daily review., 1908-03-06
WALKER BROTHERS. LETTER.

Especial Wire to L. ]. Overlook
NEW YORK, March 5.-The mar
ket today had decidedly better tone
and there was quite an encouraging
advance, aided largely by the shorts.
In the afternoon on reports from
Pittsburg of a serious drop in one OF
the most important stocks in that
market and rumors that the superin
tendent of banks had demanded fur
Their liquidation, the market here sold
off sharply and closed at about the
lowest point of the day. Southern
Railway preferred sold at the lowest
point yet reached in this decline
American Car and Foundry was very
strong on the declaration Of the diVi
dend OF one per cent on the stock
The market is still very susceptible
to political rumors OF all kinds.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-03-06
TESTER & HICKS.
Brokers.
Over RInehart'a Drug Store--Rooas
8 and 4 Antier's Building.

Bisbee, March 5, 1908.
The market today shows some weak
ness and the New York list Is OF
from IL 10 point at the close.
Coppers are also lower in sympa-
thy with the metal market, which
declined 1-S cents again today. How
ever, the price changes IN stocks are
only slight
Superior & Pittsburg shows the
most weakness and declined to II 7-8
on heavy selling orders In Boston.
Greene Cananea holds firm. Warren.
American and DEM are quiet and
unchanged. A call has been made
on Superior & Boston and this stock
dropped 81 of a point on this &C
count The balance of the list is
unchanged.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-03-06
). c. pRITcHARo.
Bonanza Circle and Warren District
Stocks Speciality.
Agent for the Liverpool & London and
Globe Insurance Companies.
March 18th. 1908

March oth, IJUo.
A firm, dull market with slight re
cessions toward the close. Amalga
mated closed at -5012, Calumet &
Arizona at 5000 to $3.50, Superior &
Pittsburg at 11.75 to 11.S7. We look
for a dull market the rest of the
week
cents bid and SO asked, and we con.
slider this stock bargain at this
price, as there has been some very
high grade ore uncovered recently.
The total sales in the New York
market at the close was 297, 500,
which is a very small amount for
New York. The sales at noon were
1S1 100.
cIos;no, nrotat;o,e.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-03-06
PAINE, WEBER e co.

Especial Wire to L. J. Overlook
BOSTON, March 5.-Tho MARKET
was without feature today. being en-.
tirely professional It had several
quick rallies, but sagged back to
lower prices at the close. We hear
of quite a large short interest In
North Butte and expect to see this
stock ute active on any attempt to
cover. The rallies are Feeble, but al
most every time new high prices are
being made and the setbacks do 1ot
go 81, far
Bisbee daily review., 1908-03-06

Treasurer. CLIFTON. A. T.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-26

And also in this connection you will
be able to show that in places where
Roosevelt is supposed to enjoy great
popularity it is sung into the ears of
his admirers that If Taft is elected the
spirit of the departed Roosevelt will be
found crouching behind the throne and
directing new onslaughts against the
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-26
Striking Points in W. ]. Bryan's
Speech on Trust Question

OWHERE does the republican show indifference to
real reform forciby treatment
1 question.
Instead of being wholesome instrument for good the
Sherman ANTITRUST law has protection
of the public is
The president has done something of the
law and the republican leaders have twared
Tafs speech having studied
the question of comprehending the iniqutes
If the of aroused people and
paign the republican PLATFORM
what activity eigenes campaign
passed?
A private mouopoly is ndefensibe and ntolerable
After the
control the
There is better of sitting competition make
board of directors for number of competing corporations
The license of would simply bring the
of the federal and afford the public
necessary.
The trouble with Taft is that he spends
discover left for
consideration of effective remedies.
grip
the businessmen
and toies of the land.
citizenship impossible
industries in which millions
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-26

the expense of the many, and that the
tariff law be supplemented by an in
come tax which will more nearly
equalize the governments burdens: To-
day / present another demand made in
our party platform-the demand that
the grip of the trusts be broken, that
competition be restored and that the
door of opportunity be opened to the
businessmen and the toilers of the land.
VOTERS AND CONSCIENCE
Industrial independence is necessary
to political independence. The free
exercise of the rights of citizenship is
impossible when few men control the
industries in which millions are en-
ployed. God forbid that we should
compel the wage earners of the nation
mates and ask for their daily bread.
Already we have seen how prone the
monopolist is to make employment de-
pend upon the Willingness of the em-
ploye to prostitute his ballot to the
service of his corporate master.
This question should be settled now;
we cannot afford to bequeath it as a
legacy of woe to succeeding genera
tion. The conscience of the people Is
already awakened, and the conscience
is the most potent force OF which man
has knowledge. Where law makes. one
righteous, conscience controls a hun
dred; where one is kept from wrong
doing by fear of prison doors, thou
walls which conscience rears about
us-barriers which are stronger than
walls of grants. 1t is upon the con-
science that human institutions rest,
science no great reform is possible.
To national conscience already
aroused we appeal, with the. pledge
the ringing out of industrial despotism
and the ringing in of a new era in
which business Will be built upon Its
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-26
BELL NOTIFIES J. w. KERN
OF NOMINATION BY PARTY
Californian Tells Indiana Candi-
date of Points to Be Made
i'm Cau7DaiOn

INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. 25.-Theodore
A. Bell of California, chairman of the
notification committee, informed John
w. Kern of his nomination by the
democratic convention as candidate for
the vice presidency in the following
words:
Assembled here today from every sec
ton of America are representatives of
the democracy to whom has been dele
gated the great privilege of rendering
to you, Mr.. Kern, an honor and trust
as sacred as any political body can
offer to one of its most loyal and dis
tinguished members, and that is the
democratic nomination for the vice
presidency of the United States.
In selecting you for this high honor
the democratic national convention was
not unmindfuIs of the fact that the Of
flee of vice president has gained so
much in authority and national i'm
portance that he who is chosen for
that exalted position must possess
every qualification, moral and intellect
ual, that fits man to become the chief
magistrate of his people. These quail
fications you were found to possess in
a pre-eminent degree.
Before you accept this nomination
and go forth thrice armed with truth
to overcome your foes. you will pardon
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-26

10 4NOEAudn lAdGh OL o4Ad4N8 SAo4A
man Of the national committee. Mack
presided throughout the meeting.
LEADERS GIVEN BANQUET
Preceding the notification exercises
Bryan. Kern, Mack and members of
the national, congressional and notifi-
cation committee held a conference at
the Denison hotel, where luncheon was
served and the entire party was driven
through the principal streets Of the
city TO the fair grounds.
Following the meeting Mr.. and Mrs.
Kern entertained Bryan and the visit
ing democratic leaders at the Country
club for dinner.
Bryan left tonight over the Van
dalia railroad for Salem, Ill, where
tomorrow he will speak at his birth
place and will go from there to Topeka
Kan, and then TO Lincoln, Neb. Chair
man Mack left tonight for Washington
d. C
CROWDS CHEER BRYAN
Twenty members of the notification
committee represented as many states
at the meeting. Special trains on tho
railroad and traction lines brought the
crowds here and 500 streetcars were
used 10 transport the people TO and
from the fair grounds. The day was
ideal Crowds lined the streets and
Bryan was greeted with continuous
wave of applause as he passed.
At the Coliseum the speakers, espe-
cially Bryan and Kern, were given en-
thusiastic cvations, the Bryan demon
stration lasting several minutes dur
ing which men stood and threw their
hats in the air in their effort to eX-
press their welcome. Thomas r. Mar
shall, democratic candidate for gov
ernor of Indiana. spoke briefly and was
warmly greeted.
Kern's speech was IN part a reply tc
the speech of acceptance delivered al
Utica by James s. sherman, repub-
liesn candidate for vice president.
KERN SCORES SPEAKER
He devoted some time TO the ques-
tion, shall the people rule?" Depre-
power in The hands OF the speaker o'
the house of Representatives, he denied
that the people have ruled, because h'
said that their-yill had NOT been giveI
effect
within the republican, party determined
that the people should not rule; whicl
power has manifested itself whenevel
effort had been made to check unlaw-
ful combinations, reduce the tariff OF
democratic party. he said, would draw
sharp line between lawful bushes:
lawfully conducted and unlawful bust
ness
The invocation was pronounce5 b,
Rey- Father Francis Gavisk Of st
John Roman Catholic church, this city
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-26

Dorando had cup of coffee the morn
ing he didn't win the Marathon. There's
a reason.-Editorial, N. Y. Evening Mail.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-26
BRYAN URGES HIS PLAN
TO PREVENT MONOPOLIES
NebraSkaH Declares Democrats
Are Defenders of COMPETE
ton in Interstate Trade

INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. 25.-Wnliam ].
Bryan discussed the trust question at
the Coliseum here today, where ]. w.
Kern was notified of his nomination bv
the democratic party Bryan said in
part:
Nowhere does the republican party
more show its Indifference to real re-
form than in its treatment Of the trust
question.
The Sherman antitrust law was
passed Is years ago; il has criminal
clause which provides "a penitentiary
punishment for those who conspire to-
since the enactment of the law. with
the exception Of four years. the repub-
ncan party has controlled the execu-
tive department of the government and
during two years OF the four il con-
1rolled the house of representatives
Instead OF democratic dereliction, the
year after year. the strict enforcement
OF that law, and the republican party
hzs Deen explaining year aTter year
why II was impossible TO enforce it,
TRUSTS NOT DISTURBED
Most of the trusts have never been
disturbed, and those that have been
prosecuted have not had their business
seriously interrupted. The president
mas done something toward the en-
1orcement OF the law, but not nearly
enough, and the republican leaders
have thwarted him AT every point
Finally the president became so -exas-
perated that he sent to congress a mes
sage which shocked republican leaders
By the fierceness Of its denunciation OF
the predatory interests. The very con-
Nenuon that spoke in its platform OF
the administration as "a wise and fear
less one was composed largely of the
senators and members of congress who
boldly opposed every effort TO free the
people from the clutches OF the favor
seeking corporations.
The republican platform says that
experience has shown that the effect
tveness OF the antitrust law could be
strengthened by amendments which
will give the federal government,
greater supervision and control over
and greater publicity as to. the man
agement of those Interstate Commerce
and opportunity to affect monopolies
That is all.
DEMOCRATIC PLATFORM
Now. let me contrast the democrat tic
platform with the republican platform
Nowhere IS the difference in the te,nDe,
OF the parties more noticeable: nowhere
- she dffference IN the method of deal
ing with questions more manifest
Because the private monopoly is In.
defensible and intolerable, the demo.
cratic party favors its extermiraf
II pledges itself to the vigorous en-.
forcement Of the criminal law against
trust magnates and officials. It is i'm.
possible for the republican party II
enforce the present criminal law agains
trust officials: these officials are init
Tnately connected with the republican
party in the present campaign. Take
FOR instance. the chairman of the re
publican speakers committee, Mr.. Du
pOnt of Delaware He is the defendan
IN a suit which the government brough
and is now prosecuting. Mr.. Dupon
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-26
California Promotion Committee
(ORGANIZED 1907
"PRONOTION-The act OF promoting advance-

(ORGANIZED 1902.)
'PROMOTION-The act OF promoting. advance
meHt; encouragement. Century Dictionary.
The California Promotion committee has for its
object the PROMOTING OF California as a whole
10 has nothing 20 sell Its energies are devoted
10 fostering all things that have the ADVANCE
MENT OF California as their object. Il gives
reliable information on every subject connected
with the industries OF California It gives EN-
COURAGEMENT to the establishment OF new
industries and invites desirable immigration. Tt
Is not an Employment Agency. although it gives
information regarding labor conditions. It pre-
business and professional activity. This commit
tee is supported By popular subscription and
makes no charge for any service rendered AZ
fliated with the committee are 160 commercial
organizations OF the state with a membership
OF over $4,000. Meetings are held seniannualiy
IN different parts OF California. where matters
OF state interest are discussed. Headquarters
OF the committee are maintained IN San Fran
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