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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14
Iohn.on Nerro KilIed.

MeAlllster. Ok. June lS.--R. C., Johnson. a negro, wanted Tor the mur- der If three men, was killed in rife dusi with Ben Nowlan. farmer, near here late this afternoon.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14
.Little Cartoons on EUents Of Week.
COL. WILEY IS DYING
PHYSICIANS ADMIT THERE IS NO
 HoPE.
An Uncnlcial Bmlietan says Congress mnm from Second Alabama Din- friet May Not Live Through
 the Might.

Hot Springs, Va. June 1s.--(speoial.)
 -The condition of Congressman A. A. whey of Alabama, who is dangerously i'll at the Homestead Hotel. remains unchanged tonight
 The patient crested fairly well through the day. His mind continues irrational however, and only inc vitality of the man is apparently keeping him alive rt Is now acknowledged that there Is no hope for hls recovery. An unofaeial announcement tonight b to ne ezsct thss the patient may not live until morning.
 Lieutenant wusy. son ot the Con- gressman. who Is at his bedside, Is pre- pared for the worst. He is in hopes. however. that the end can be averted for several days
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14
THR WEATHER.

Wa&hingtOn, JUna IS-FOr AiRbamaI Local shosers Sunday and MOndayJ variable windA.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14
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Spe18ht Gets . TeleRram
 Washington June 13.--(Special.) )---At 5 o'clock this evening MT. Speight, Secretary to Representative Wiley, re- ceived a telegram from Lieutenant No- bic Wiley stating that the condition Of his father Is slightly improved gerously i'll. Alfred |. stofer.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14

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Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-10
EUREKA SHAFT STRIKE
 CONFIRMED BY WIRE

Boston-President N L. Amster of the Arizona Commercial Copper com pany, has received telegraphic con firmation of the reported strike of ore in the Eureka shaft. He says:
 Our drills have cut the ore body, showing that it is in place. We don't expect to get into the rich ore for ten to fifteen days, as the lode is between forty and fifty feet wide, and we can not do better than eighteen feet per week When we sunk our winze, about 1000 feet from the Eureka shaft to depth of 560 feet, we found that the rich ore was-on the footwall of the vein. We had two feet of ore against the footwall that ran 15 per cent cop per, and for twenty-five feet next to that the ore averaged 10 per cent, and fifteen feet next to the hanging wall ran about 3 per cent.
 "In our Eureka shaft we cut the lode on the hanging wall, and my wires lead me to believe that the ore here is even better than it was in the winze and it should grow better every day This strike adds immeasurably to the value of our property and I expect nothing but good news from now on Work on the building of our smeltei should start soon. expect Arizona Commercial to develop into very i'm portant copper producer"
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-10

fore the United States court of ap- peals of the s29,O00,00O Standard Oil fine case would not be rendered be fore next Tuesday.
 NEW YORK, oct 9.-The list was very feyerish today, drastic declines being general under heavy liquidation in the early session, but later a recoy- cry ensued and the list became steady and remained so until the close. Dis turbing news in regard to the foreign situation and weak continental mar kets induced selling and a great many stop orders were uncovered on the re cession. Political news was of a disturbing nature, and taken as a whole, the situation seems to be such as to warrant caution when operating on the long side of the market. Sup port was noted during the session which served to steady prices, but trading continues many professional and investors are not disposed to commit themselves till the outlook is more assuring.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-10
EXPECT ID TAP BIG
 BODY AT 300 LEVEL
Pinto Creek Development 12 Miles East of Town
 of Globe.

The Pinto Creek Mining and Smelt. Ing company, which owns a group of thirty-seyen mining claims situated twelve miles west of Globe, on Pinto creek, has for some time been driving tunnel into the mountain at the leyei of the creek, and which will cut the formation at a vertical depta of about 800 feet This tunnel is now in l,5OO feet, and from it'a drift has been run 800 feet. The tunnel for the greater part of it's length is in very hard granite. which is now altered and considerably softer, and shows streaks of schist running through it, indicating contact The formation for the last fifteen feet has carried seams of chal- copyrite, which is very encouraging, and suggests the near approach of an ore body.
 Above, the mine is opeued by three tunnels, the deepest opening the ledge 300 feet fom the apex These levels are in ore. the best showing being on the third level, from which has been taken some very rich glance ore. This ore occurs in pockets. some of considerable size. from which has been taken pieces of solid glance that would weigh 1000 pounds or more. The vein varies in width from three to fif- teen feet Charles Reimsnschneider, vice president of the company, Is now here looking after the business of the company. in the absence of Superin- tendent Reilly, who is expected back from the east within a week. Mir. RiemenschneideT says the company's finances are in good shape and the development work will be pushed. The lower tu-neI should soon cut the main ledge under the shaft, where an up raise will be started The shaft is about 800 feet deep. A number of very nice specimens of chalcopyrite, bornite and peacock copper from the nine of the Pinto Creek Mining and Smelling company have been added to the collection at the Dominion hctel
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-10
InnAN & eRYAN.

fspecia, Wire to l.. ]. Overlock.)
 NEW YORK. Oct. 9.-Judge Gross cup announced that the petition of the government for a rehearing be-
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-10
OLD DOMINION CONTINUES THE STOCK FEATURE
The Only Security To Be In
 Active Demand On An
 Otherwise Dead Market Boston and New York Prices

The New York market opened under considerable pressure and stocks opened from one to two points under the close of yesterday. The Boston market also opened with a downward tendency. but toward the close better prices prevailed Old Dominion is by far the strongest stock on the list. sales being made at 45. Greene Cana nea remains inactive. Anaconda showed a decline at the close. The curb list remains about the same, with practically DO changes whatsoever. We look for quiet market tomorrow.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-10
PLAN ID TAP VEIN Al 500
 FOOT LEVEL
Climax Company To Go After
 Supposed Rich Mineral In
 Quartz Mountain To the North of the GiIa River.

PHOENIX, Oct. 9.-Arrangements were made Thursday by the manage ment of the Climax Mining company to tap the Quartz Mountain vein. the first lode location ever made north of the Gila river, at depth of 800 feet, says the Jornal-Miner. Stewart l.. Duncan was awarded a contract to run No. tunnel a distance of 400 feet, where. according to the estimates of the engineer, the ledge will be tapped.
 The tunnel is now 600 feet. It is on level with the top of the ten-stamp mill owned by the company on the Hassayampa river.
 It is the intention to run the product of the mine through the tunnel to the mill for treatment as soon as the mine is opened. The tunnel will tap the vein now known as the Cub No. 1. immediatek beneath where Charles Genung discovered the rich outcrop of the ledge in the early eos, when the right of the white man was strongly disputed by the Apaches. The In dians were busted from possession only by many bloody battles.
 The news of Genung's rich strike in the early days attracted hundreds of prospectors and miners to the Hassay- ampa district. Other strikes followed, until the fame of the locality spread over all the country
 Genung extracted the ore from the rich surface ore many years by the arastra process. retorting the product | in the barrel of shotgun Subse- | quently he abandoned the ground, which later was taken up by Dan o'Boyle. The latter sold it.,to the Quartz Mountain Mining company. This organization developed the ledge l to a depth of 200 feet
 l Since the title passed to the Climax Mining company. arrangements have been made to, open 1t on a larger scale. The contract let Thursday will be rushed to completion.
 Former Governor Lewis Wolfey of 1 Arizona is the managing director of the concern.
 The group is located fourteen miles south of this city, along the historic stream after which the Hassayampa district is named.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-10
COPPER.

Boston-Sales of electrolytic copper for delivery next month were made yesterday on a basis of 13 5-S cents per pound Very little business is reported.
 Exports of copper for September were large, at the rate of more than 800 900 900 pounds a year. It is fig ured that with exports at the rate of 800, ,000, 900 pounds year, and do mestic consumption running at the rate of even SO per cent of normal there can be no heavy accumulations of the metal over the next several months.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-10
PAINE. WEBER $ co.

Special Wire to L. J. OverlockJ
 BOSTON, Oct. 9.-War news made quite a scare this morning and brought in considerable liquidation. The buy ing was good, however, and we think all purchases were bargains this morn ing. We do not believe any serious trouble will come from this Bulgarian scare and think that stocks will be ten points higher before they are f1ve low CT. North Butte is of fifteen points from the righ and Copper Range IS of ten points. Buy either of them for twenty points in case of Repuo- licaa victory. Shannon and Old Do- minion were the strongest on the list Good news is being circulated on Su- ps rior & Boston and we can see con siderable buying by people who are just becoming acquainted with the property We advise buying 1t at any price under s15. The move in Art- zona Commercial is not over yet and I expect it to sell at 40 on this hitch Boston & Corbin fig another Amster stock which should be bought every lime it is weak.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-10
MininQ, SIneIterS and StOCR Quotations
P|TTsBURG CAMP
 IN SANTA R|TAS IS
 TAXING ON LIFE
Twenty Men At Work Develop ing Company's Property
 In Santa Cruz,


 PATAGONIA. Oct. 9.-The Pitts hnrg camp. in the Santa Rita noun tains now looks very much like mining camp. The boiler, hoist, pump and air compressor are all in place and in operation. The shaft has been timbered and sinking has been resum- ed, after a delay caused by waiting for the machinery. The shaft is down about ninety feet and going down at a rate of four feet a day. About twenty men are employed.
 The men comprising the Arizona Pittsburg company owners of the prop erty, have done considerable prospect ing in Santa Cruz county during the past several years and have finally located on a piece of ground where everything points to the presence of a large body. of copper ore and they nave installed mining machinery of suffi- cient capacity to thoroughly and quick prospect and develop the vein they are working on. Where the work is being done the ledge is twelve feet wide at the surface cropping. It is a highly mineralized quartz, car ying copper, silver and lead. As depth is acquired the lead in the rock grows less and copper more pronounced. For width of four feet the rock now be ing worked in is pretty thoroughly i'm pregnated with copper sulphides (chal' the surface is almost perpendicular and the first seventy-five feet of the shaft is straight down, but from that depth the shaft will incline with the dip of the ledge, which is straight and to the north. The shaft will fol low the vein down to depth of three hundred feet, when drifting and cross cutting will be commenced. R. A Mcdonald of Pittsburg, Pa, president of the company, visited the property recently, and immediately upon look ing over the prospect and the vein upon which it is located, decided that the Arizona Pittsburg company wanted all the ground obtainable in that sec tion. The mine is located on the Vets Grande, the central one of the three big veins that are on the Patagonia slope of the Santa Rita mountains Between the Pittsburg and the Leek Mcdonald mines the I. T. Hosey com pany owned one claim, connecting the two properties. This claim the Ari zona Pittsburg company bought il while NIT. Mcdonald was here he anC General Manager T. A. Cox going tC
 Phoenix for that purpose and to SC cure an option on other claims owned
 by the Hosey people The clain bought in is one of the I. T. Hosey group of thirty-two clans and tht Pittsburg people have taken option or the other thirty-one claims, besides tas Veta Grande there are number O
 other good ledges on the claims helt
 by the company, but with the excep
 tion of assessment work being dont
 on some of the other claims, the pros pect and development work for tn,
 present will be confined to the Vet;
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 eral manager of the company, make
 his temporary home at the propert,
 and is personally experimenting th, development of the mine. Jack Dunl is night foreman.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-10
WALKER BROS.

Special Wire to L. J. Overlock.)
 NEW YORK, Oct. 9.-The market at the opening was under pressure and stocks broke sharply. Many stop orders were caught and Uniop Pacific, the leader, was heavily sold. The Steel stocks were offered down ana many specialties suffered. Later there was change and prices recovers d. There was some short covering and in the afternoon the market recoyerea most cf it's losses. It held strong till the close. although it was nervous. We do not look for much activity tomor- row.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-10
E. 2. HUTTON & co.

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 NEW YORK, Oct. 9.-In view of tne recent rise in our decline stocks if is remarkable that heavy decline has Lot been seen with the heavy sales from all quarters tae past few days. It speaks well for the future of inc security list and general conh- dc. :. letter times later on
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furnbsa university, New Yo<f, taking
ine oegree Of doctor Of philosophy a.
Columbia Since 1896 be has been
active Ia newspaper work. being the
man gig editor Of the Bee frcrn that
year until the death Of lis father Ia
August, 1905. when he succeeded 10
eoitorship Of the paper.
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Bert M. Pernald. who has beer elect
I'd Governor II Maine, Is a wealthy
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