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Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-11
PROMISING BODY
 OF ORE DISCOVERED
Regarded As Most Important yer Located in the Jessie
 Mine-Manager Happy,
.Preseott,Journal Miner. )


 What is considered the most prom ising body of ore ever opened in the Jessie mine is now being exploited as fast as miners with power drills can rush drift through it. The ore, which is a new discovery, was en- countered three days ago in a cross cut from the drift on the 250-foot lev el in the working shaft. Its extent or thickness has not yet been deter mined, although three shifts have been forcing the crosseut through it since the find was made. The new ore body is located TOO feet west of the main working shaft at depth of 325 feet below the apex of the vain.
 John s. Jones, president and gen eral manager or the Jessie Mines company owning and operating the property, when seen here yesterday by a JournaLMiner representative, confirmed the report of the new find and said that the ore carried gold values ranging from SIP to s15 ton.
 The ore body as far as opened ap- pears to be the largest ever found in the property" said Mir. Jones. Tt is west of the zone of former opera tions in the mine. I an now more than satisfied that the mine can fur nish 100-ton reduction plant with all the ore it can treat, running day and night. I am now enroute east for the purpose of financing the install lation of the proposed plant. The mine is developed far enough alons to supply the necessary ores and the plant ought to be installed as soon as possible"
 Mir. Jones will go to Cleveland, Ohio from here. After a short stay there he will go on to New York and Washington. D. c.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-11
ARTIFICIAL ASPECT
 ID TIE MARKETS

NEW YORK. April 1O.-The stock market enjoyed considerable period of strength today, but gave evidence during later stages of the advance of a reactionary tendency. Advances were especially sharp in a number of usually inactive stocks. Rauner cratic jumps which were forced in these gave the market an artificial aspect, which begot a spirit of caution in following the movements. Steel was weak, although Amalgamated copper's heaviness was also sympa- thetic. There were reports originat- ing in London that the selling agent of the Amalganated Copper Company was cutting prices in London. Re duction of price in copper in London and price of metal in New York fol- lowed. Bonds firm.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-11
lining, Shelters & Stock Quotations
HAYDEN-S STONE
 ON c. A. REPORT

The Calumet & Arizona report for 1907 is greatly misunderstood. There are three important factors connect ed with the operations for that year which. in all discussions we have seen on the subject, have been quite disregarded The first is that the company publishes no figures from which the earnings can be accurately ascertained. The second factor is the company's general policy or pro duction, and the third thing to be considered is that 1907 was an ab- normal year, and the results obtained in that year must be given but little weight in estimating the company's s earning power under normal condi- tions.
 Calumet & Arizona does not pub fish an income account, and any at tempt to estimate earnings from the balance sheet is subject to serious error.
 Second. as to the company's gen eral policy of production. Not only did the management deem it wise to curtail about 50 per cent during the last four months of the year, but we judge it was their policy, during the earlier months. when copper ruled very high prices. purposely to treat a lower grade of ore. Hence. the decided falling of in the copper value of the ore treated has not the sig
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-11
CEMENT HOMES FOR MINERS
 IN CALUMET
Plan Invented By Thomas A. Edison Strongly Urged As Cheap, Convenient and Very HealthfuI.
(Houghton Mining Cazette ]

(Houghton Mining Gazettel
 It aas been suggested that the min ing companies of the Calumet als- trict and of the entire copper country, for that matter, build the homes for their employees in the future of ce- ment, entirely. The plan has been met with considerable interest, and, although it may never be taken up, there is sure to be serious considera- ton of the suggestion by the heads Of the various big mining concerns of tais regicn.
 The type of house suggested is that recently invented by Thomas A. Edi- son. the electrical wizard. who work cd for some time on an idea for the rapid construction of cheap, though most substantial domiciles for poor people. Mir. Edison finally evolved a plan whereby a house could be con structed entirely of cement, including all the interior walls, doorways, up- rights, cellar walls, inside walls of the building proper, etc. except1ng. of course. the roof MT. Edison's plan makes it possible to build such q HGueS in a very short space of time II Aas been demonstrated that one
 
 within a single day, and that the building will be much more substan- tial and just as good, or better look ing than the ordinary stone, brick or wooden building.
 These cement houses. according to Mir Edison's plans, are built in one piece. The frames for the cement are set up entire and filled, the work being done in the space of twelve or fourteen hours while the prospective owner or resident stands by and watches his new home grow into shape Then the roof, built of some good fireproof material, is slapped on, the wooden floors laid the window and door frames set i1 and the gt4z- fer does his work, and there is the home complete, excepting the furnish ings. Even the fire grates, if there are to be any, are built of the ce- meat right along with the construc- tion of the walls.
 This plan of home construction would be especially feasible for the mining companies, which build dog e1s of homes from the same plan for their hundreds and thousands ol eIn- ployes. In fact it would commend it. self to any builder. The homes, when constructed, are practically inde- structible, the only perfectly fireproof house that can be made. Fire mIslt destroy everything within one of these houses, but the walls are left standing, uninjured.
 The population ot this district is growing by leaps and bounds. New mining shafts are continually beng opened up. New locations are spring ing up all over the copper couGtry. Thcusauds of people come into the region every year. They must have homes and the buildings in past years have not been constructed rapidly enough for them. Right here in Cal uInet the poorer classes, oft times. are forced to pay exorbitant rents for cid ramshackle firetraps of tene- ments. Wouldn't this new plan re- Iieye lot of this so-called manner of living?
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-11
TESTER X HICKS.
 Brokers.
Over RInehart's Drug Store-Rooms
 and 4 Antler's Building.
Bisbee, Ariz., April 10, 1908.

Bisbee, Ariz., April 10, 1908.
 The New York market opened stronger and quite active with prices advancing all along the list, but short ly before the close heavy selling set in and the market broke about 1 point all around, closing at about the open ing figures
 Dullness seems to be the chief characteristic in the Boston copper stocks. Metal prices were of Is again today.
 The curbs are quiet and featureless with no particular changes except ing Globe, which shows special weak ness:
 Closing ouOtatiODs:
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-11
PRESIDENT SMITH
 OF O. ). IN GLOBE
Declares That Eastern Coadi- tionS Are Much Improved
 and Copper $ Selling,
CGlobe Silver Belt.)

Charles s. Smith, president of the Old Dominion Mining & Smelting company, arrived in the city Sunday evening from Boston to spend several days here on an inspection tour. MT. Smith states that conditions are much better in the east than they have been since the panic, although it will still be some time before business conditions will be anything like they were previous to that period. He stated that European markets have taken most of the surplus of copper from the selling companies and that the present production is being dis posed of as soon as it comes into the market.
 q do not look Tor any great rise in the price of copper until business con ditions are considerably better than they are now" added Mir. Smith. While the present production is be ing taken up by consumers, there will be an increased output soon and there must develop some market for the additional copper. The Amalgamated output will be in the market in about sixty days and it will have to be ab- sorbed if the price of the metal is not to go lower Fifteen cent copper will look pretty good any time this year"
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-11
T. A. MINTYRE 6 co.

Special Wire to L. J. Overiock)
 NEW YORK, April 10.-The rsifs- in the general stock market has been so pronounced 1t has furnished an ea- ceIlent opportunity for some of the large banking interests and others who have been carrying heavy amounts of stocks and bonds since the late panic to liquidate at hand some profit. There was plenty of evi- dence of this kind of selling during the session today.
 IL is doubtful whether the big in terests have succeeded as yet in mar keting a sufficient supply of their surplus holdings to let the market run cff to any great extent and thus spoil the good effects of their strong mis- .ionary work in galvanizing Juiiish serfi-asat O. late.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-11
DEMAND SLOW IN ALL STOCKS,
 LITTLE CHANCE
Copper Metal Was Fraction Weaker-Greene Cananea Held Firm and Denn-Arizona Was We'll Supported.
(By Frank J. Graf.)

The market was practically iIre- less affair. and the demand for stock was more or less limited. Copper metal showed a fractional weakness, now being quoted at 12 5-S to 12 3-4 for Lake.
 Calumet 2 Arizona will sell as dividend tomorrow. Blobe Consoli- dated was inclined to be weak and there was little or no demand for the stock at market prices.
 Greene Cananea holds firm at s 1-2. Superior 6 Pittsburg fails to go either way, but seems inclined to hold it's own. Shattuck is firm at $500. Black Mountain shows a lit tie better tone than it has for some time past, closing at 1 If. Denn Arizona is being well supported at 3 Is.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-11
PRITcHARD & KEEN
Bonanza Circle and Warren District
 Stocks a Speciality.
Agent for the Liverpool e London and
 Globe Insurance Companies
.ApriI no. 1908

April 10, 1908. The New York market closed strong, but it had little effect on the copper stocks, and as copper receded Is of a cent, we would not be at all surprised to see copper stocks lower tomorrow.
 There has been very little business done in the local stocks. There has been some demand for Superior x Pittsburg, Greene Cananea and Denn. The rest Of the list are dead.
 Butte-Arizona is 8 good buy at present prices. It has been at the same place for several days. It is about time it moved up point o. two.
 Closing Quotations:
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-11
Stocks

Amalgamated Copper, 59 Is; Amer ican Smelling, 70 1-2; Atchison, 76 1-2; St. Paul, 11S 5-S; New York Central. 9S 1-2; Pennsylvania, 115 1-2; Reading, 105 3-4; Southern Pacific, "A Is; Union Pacific, 12S 7-S; U. s. Steel, 34 1-4;AU. s. Steel, pfd, 9s 1-4.
 NEW YORK, April 10.-London tin was lower today. Spot closed at e144, 5s., futures R142, los; locally market easy, 31.62 1-2G31.S7 1-2.
 London copper was 15s. lower, spot closing at e57, 15s., futures 95S, 6s. Locally it was weak and little low er. Lake 12.75612.S7 1e2; electro lytic, 12.62 I2112.75; casting, 12-37 1-2@12.50. It is reported one of the leading producers whose sell ing price has been held above the market, met the figures of other in- terests. One concern is stiil sald to be holding for 13 1-2, but to be do- ing no business at this figure.
 CHICAGO, April 10.-Cattle ae- ceipts, 2,O00, steady. Reeves, 4.604 7.25; COWS and heifers. 2.1596.25; Texanss 4.2065.40; calves, 4.606 CTS; westerns, 4.40G5.50; stockers feeders. 3.2595.25.,
 CHICAGO, April 10.-The wheat market closed strong. May opened from IS to 1-2 higher, ss 7-s to 90 1-4 and advanced to 91 3-s; closed at s1 1-S014.
 May oats opened 3-S lower at 52 1-2 and advanced tc 5S 1-2, where it clos ed.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-11

wanted.-Clean cotton rags at Re. view office. s15.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-11
PAINE-wEBBER LETTER.
(special Wire to L J. OHerlock.l

BOSTON, April 10.-The rally tnls morning held for most of the day, but toward the close prices ran on easily on scattered selling. The. Iu cal market lacked buying orders and was very dull, with a tendency to sag. An attempt was made to bid up Royale, but it soon stopped when a lot of long stocks appeared.
 New York was a buyer of Greene Cananea and Butte Coalition, with local traders as sellers. Copper Range holds around s65. We look for a dull and sagging market for coppers until the metal shows i'm proyement.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-11
WALKER BRoTHERs' LETTER.
fspecial Wire to D. J. Oterlock.l

ISpecIaI WIfe 70 ID. J- OFtIIUCk-J
 NEW YORK, April 10.-The mar ket was very strong and many of the inactive stocks were bid up. In the afternoon the market eased on on profit taking and there seemed to be some pressure. but the undertone wss good. We look for a good bank statement tomorrow and fairly ac- tive market.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1908-03-20

WHILE the critics of the Amer
lean navy have conclusiyely
proved that the Yankee boats
are worthless as fighting ma
chimes, the fleet rounded the
South American continent, made
it's advertised appointments and
landed III Magdalena Bay for
target practice two days anead
of time. It's a good thing to
have the critics do their work IN
time of peace, but tits not a good
plan to get ratified over what
they may say. The American
sailor and his boat have always
been able to give a good account
of themselves when put to a test.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1908-03-20
CONCERNING OPIUM.
The Drug Exerts a Varying Effect on
Different Races.

The Drug Exsrts a Varying Effect on
Different Races.
Comparatively few persons know
what opium really is. When they
turn to a dictionary and CLEAN there
from that it is the ''inspissated juice of
the somniferous poppy" they are still
likely, says Chambers Journal, to be
III the dark.
The process of obtaining it is to
score the pods at fixed intervals dur
ing a certain period. The milky liquid
which comes out soon turns to a darker
hue and thickens and Is then scraped
off and nodded into cakes, with poppy
leaves for an outside covering.
1t was ascertained from evidence at
forded to the Indian opium commission
In 1896 that in some states Of India
not a few of the natives took as much
as forty to eighty grains Of opium
daily and that consumption Of forty
grains was common.
The article has a varying effect on
different races and constitutions. ex-
citing some and stupefying others. 1t
reduces the average Chinaman to a
state Of torpor If he takes 1t plentiful
~ and not infrequently causes the
Malay to run amuck. 1t has been re-
corded that the Javanese regularly
took it before going to fight, SO as to
work themselves up to a pitch of ex-
element.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1908-03-20
A Temperance Psalm.

This modern alphabetical psalm on the
virtues OF total abstinence. written by
DR.. Cyrus Edison, IL one of the best e.
says OF It's kin in pr1rt.l
A stand for alcohol, deathlike It's grip.
B for beginner. who takes Just one sip.
c for companion. who urges him on.
d Tor the demon of drink that IL born.
r for endeavor he makes to resist.
F stands for friends who 20 loudly insist.
q for the guilt he afterward feels.
H for the horror that hangs at his heels.
I his intention to drink not at all.
J for jeering that follows his fall.
K for q knowledge that he IL a slave.
L stands for liquors his appetites crave.
u for convivial meetings 20 gay.
N stands for no that he tries hard to say.
o for the orgies that then come to pass.
p - for pride that he browns In his glass.
Q for the quarrels that nightly abound.
r stands for ruin that hovers around.
9 stands for sights that his vision bedinas.
+ for the trembling that setses his limbs
u for his usefulness u In the slums.
v for the vagrant he quickly becomes.
w for waning Of life that's soon done.
x for his exit. regretted by none.
Youths Of this nation. such weakness u
crime.
zealouslv turn from the tempter in tmsl
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1908-03-20

total abtainer. But he recently
saw two young men get two
Young girls drunk and then lead
them reeling down the street.
That started Rudyard Kipling
to thinking.
"Then, recanting previous
opinions, | became d prohibition
list. Better is it that a man
should go without his beer in
public places, and content him
self with swearing at the narrow
mindedness of the majority; bet
ter it is to poison the inside with
very vile temperance drirks.and
to buy lager furtively at back
doors, than to bring temptation
to the lips of young fools such as
the four | had seen. I under.
stand now why the preachers
rage against drink. l have said:
There is no harm in it, taken
moderately and yet my own
demand for beer helped directly
to send these two girls reeling
down the dark street to-God
alone knows what end. Ifliquor
is worth drinking, it is worth
taking a little trouble TO come at
such as a man will undergo to
compass his own desires. 1t is
not good that we should let 1t lie
before the eyes of children, and
| have been a fool in writing to
thecontrary.'- Christian
Advocate.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1908-03-20

The insurgent press agents
sent out word from headquar
tiers that a ''sweeping victory
in the state had been secured by
their forces, but the later re.
turns show that it's very ques'
tionable whether they have Sc
cured enough delegates to or
ganize the convention next
month. When it is considered
that two years ago the insur'
gents had the convention by
nearly a two.to-one vote, 1t W.
be seen that they have received
a practical defeat, even thougl
they are able by hook or bA
crook to control the conven
ton. AS far as can be ascer
tanned the popular vote was will
the stalwarts, and it will be th'
popular vote that will tell in thu
June convention.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1908-03-20

weber Male Quartet at Chautauqua
Secretary Hicks of the Big
Some Chautauqua has recently
closed q deal with the Weber
Male Quartette of Boston for
several days entertainment at
this years chautauqua. The
quartet is one of the best on the
American platform. The press
notices of this company are
many and of the highest charac.
Ter. The Pittstield, IN. H.
Times says of them:
IF there are better quartets than the
Weber Male Quartet of Boston, they
must be very scarce. Certain it is
that their equal has been heard
In Pittsfield. Such harmony and per-
feet blending of tone and such rich
end melodious voices are seldom
heard in one organization. Every Sc
loctiOn was heartily encored, and af-
ter one number three recalls were
cheerfnlly responded to.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1908-03-20
THE GLASS OF BEER.
4 Small Quantity Of Alcohol Lessons .
Mans Power to Work.

4 Small Quantity Of Alcohol Lessons q
Mans Power to Work.
In this question of alcohol the dis
>overies Of the scientific inquirers are
a thousand times more trustworthy
than the conclusions Of doctors formed
ut the bedside.
Is the pint of beer or glass Of whisky
Or bottle Of wine really, then, q help to
work? There is not the least doubt
that it Is not q help, but a great him
drance. Here is a little experiment
that was carried out at Heidelberg a
few years ago:
-Four compositors were made to alb
stain from alcohol on some days, and
on the other days they were dosed with
small quantities. The doses were very
small and they had no effect. The men
set up as much type after the dose as
before. This puzzled the scientists, for
they knew by experiment that all
kinds Of drink weaken the heart and
paralyze the nerves.
Remembering, however, that all the
compositors were moderate drinkers
and were SO thoroughly used to alcohol
that small doses could do little one
way or another, they observed what
happened after a Sunday
No. / man was in the habit Of
drinking four glasses Of beer every
week day and eight on Sunday.
No q dNonL a on1plo nP ola Scoo 10ilv
and four or FIVE Oh Sunday.
No. 3 seldom drank on week days,
but took three glasses on Sunday.
No. 4 took three glasses every week
day and five on Sunday.
Now, all these men admitted that
they found their work more difficult on
Mondays and they made more mistakes.
But they had no idea what the effect Of
the alcohol was ON the output. The
scientists measured it exactly, and, to
the competitors surprise. found that
they did Is per cent less work OF Mon
days than on other days.
This is only one of many expert
ments. DR.. Smith got some men to
drink alcohol equal to two glasses Of
whisky or about two and a half pints
Of beer ia the twenty-four hours. Then
he let them rest for twelve hours, aft
er which be tested them. The result
was startling. Their capacity to add
figures was 20 per cen less. Their
power to remember was 70 per cent
less.
Other experiments showed that very
moderate quantities of drink reduced
the power to make measurements with
the Eye, to perform any feat Of
strength, to reason and also reduced a
mans wind.
Now, all these powers are essential
to good work, and SO it Is clear that al
cohol lessons a mans power to work.
DR.. Smiths conclusion was that alco-
hoi, whether as beer, whisky. wine or
anything else, mot only destroys the
beneficial effects of practice in every
occupation, but depresses every kind
of intellectual and muscular ability"
This is what an amount equal to from
two to four glasses of beer daily eff
fects.-LOndon Answers.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1908-03-20

The Minnesota democrates are
dividing into Bryan and johnson
camps. The johnson men, &C.
cording to appearance, have the
inside track, and will undoubted-
" have the honor of presenting
JOhnson's name to the national
convention as q candidate for
president. The probabilities,
however, are that it will be an
empty honor, as one Billy Bryan
has q grip on the party that there
b no shaking off. Republicans
generally are satisfied to see
Bryan make the race again.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1908-03-20
The Worst Th;na In Whisky.

Julius Hortvet, Minnesota's state
chemist, has recently completed an ex-
animation Of a miscellaneous collec-
ton Of liquors which have been sent in
for analysis on the ground that they
contained many authorizations nor
harmful than the alcohol itself. Mr..
Hortvet's report declares that alcohol
II the worst poison in whisky, whether
>pure" or blended"
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1908-03-20
To lea a Cut.

There is nothing better for a cut
than powdered rosin. Get a few cents
worth. pound it until it is quite fine
put in a cast off spice box with perfo-
rated top; then you a easily sift it on
the cut. Put a soft cloth around the
injured member and wet with water
occasionally. 1t will prevent infamma,
ton.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1908-03-20
For States Attorney

1 hereby announce that I am q can
didate for the Office of states attor-
ney for Grant county On the republi-
can ticket, and request of all electors
Of the county who regard with favor
my candidacy, their support, cooper
alton and assistance at and before the
approaching June primary which will
determine nominations. SRa1
RAYMOND l.. DILLMAN.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1908-03-20

THE political announcements
IL another column now contain
that of j. w. Sahr of Big Stone
ss q candidate for auditor. Mr..
Sahr has lived in B,g Stone from
boyhood, aud is known as an ex'
eellent citizen in every way. He
il N expert bookkeeper and is
thoroughly qualified for the po'
sitiOn.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1908-03-20

The seizure of a Japanese YES
sd by Chinese authorities came
rear percipltating war between
China and Japan, but the former
government has released the
boat and will pay damages, while
Japan has agreed to keep a strict
lookout against her subjects car
rying contraband articles of war
% Chinese rebels.