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Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-06
GLOBE STOCK
 REPORTED IN
 GOOD DEMAND
Bears Again Take Possession
 of the New York Exchange
 and Prices Slump At the Opening and Close of Market
CBy Frank J. Graf.)

The opening of todayis market was a very disappointing one, the majority or stocks opening from one to two poiIEs lower than the close of Satur- day, but after the second hour of trad ing there was considerable buying in force and the market soon took on an advance, but toward the close there seemed to be a somewhat bearish feeling and securities sold of, closing at about the same as the opening. The Boston copper market held better in proportion than the New York list. The curb market is very quiet. Globe Consolidated holds well at S6, with a very strong demand. It is very likely that the Helvetia will make a three dollar csll on all outstanding stock to- morrow. This is very likely due to the fact that the plant is to be recon structed, it having burned down some lime ago.
 The American Saginaw has mailed out circulars calling the attention of the stock holders that nave not paid the last call that was payable March 2nd, 1907. This makes the last call that was paid in, making total of S7.00 paid. The circular k to the ef- fsct that -hOse &ho are 'l1lders of stock that have not paid t5lc s7 are requested to do sc at cEcs, and if uot paid on or by the 25th of November the company will sell the stock to the highest bidder at their office in Du luth Remember that the American is the only development company of the old Bonanza crowd and il is very ad visable to pay the call, in spite of the low Drice of the stock
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-06
PAINE, WEBER 6 co.

Special Wire to L. J. Overlock)
 BOSTON. Oct. 5.--In the face of low CT London prices, our market opened strong and active. The Calumet & Hecla stocks were the leaders. and Osceola and Centennial were strong and active. Arizona Commercial was especially strong and looks better every day. They are opening new orf bodies constantly and there is no com parisorf between the present mine and the old mine, which once sold at $50 a share. If that was worth $50, the pres ent showing justifies price of slOO, Supcrior & Boston is benftting by the good showing at Arizona Commercial and is one of the best speculative pur, chases on the list Buy coppers on every weak spot
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-06
ORE
 BODIES IN HE OLD DOMINION
Drifts Run Into Very High Cop
 per Rock Carrying Excellent Values In Silver, Gold and Iron-0utIOok Very Bright.

GLOBE. Ariz., Oct 5.-Ss sptember was a very satisfactory month for Old Dominion. over 2200 feet of develop ment was done in the mine and large additions were made to the reserves of high grade ore. The main sulphide vein was cut last week in the cross cut in block 3, on the fourteenth level one hundred feet west of tAe crosscut in block 4, which has penetrated the ore 60 feet. Five hundred feet fur ther east the ore body has been open ed so feet in width and drifted on for several hundred feet. much of the ore assaying 10 per cent or better in cop per and going high. in iron and sulphur.
 Probably the greatest Improvement has been in the eastern part of the mine, and particularly on the tenth and twelfth levels, where the east drifts have been extended several hundred
 feet into the Gladiator claim of the United Globe mines. These drifts have been in ore carrying copper glance, cuprite and native copper for five hundred or six hundred feet, the copper values running from 20 to 50 per cent. silver from to 40 ounces. and gold several dollars to the ton.
 Upraises from these levels are also
 in fine ore.
 The main A shaft is 90 feet below the 14th level and should reach the
 sixteenth by the middle of November.
 It will probably be sunk to the 18th level, which would be at the depth of 1885 feet. A large station at the 9th level in B. shaft will soon be finish ed when sinking will be resumed be- low the 18th level. At e. shaft an upraise is in progress between the ninth and tenth levels. On the west
 side of Pinal Creek ID" shaft is down something over 100 feet. From it will 1 be explored the undiscovered" coun- ! try on the opposite side of the creek ! from the present workings. and it is good opinion that the main Old Domin' l ion ore body will be found to extend into that region.
 | At the smelter five furnaces were ! in blast continuously during the month and the output was close to 3,6OO,OOJ 1 pounds of blister copper. Old Domin ! ion is receiving large consignments oi coke from the Dawson Coal and Cokc 1 Co, of New Mexico, at a price much below eastern coke. effecting a reduc
 ton in the cost of producing copper O. i half a cent per pound. There is re port current current that the manage ment intends to run the full battery O six furnaces a part of this month.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-06
Natural IndelihIe ink.

An Indian tree, known to botanists as Semecarpus anacardium, which grows also in North Australia and in the West Indies, bears a nut the juice Of which has long been used as a nat ural marking-ink. Dried for commerce, the nut is heart-shaped and nearly black. It contains a black viscid juice. This is mixed with quicklime when used for marking linen or cot ton. It is also employed to form a black varnish. A marking-ink can also be formed by treating the nut with a
 mixture of alcohol and sulphuric ether. The cashew-nut of the West Indies and tropical South America possesses similar properties.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-06
WALKER BROTHERS.

Special Wire to L. J. Overiock)
 :. NEW YORK, Oct. 5.-The market today was very active and after a weak opening began to. advance. There was a rush of shorts to cover and the whole market boomed up. Union Pa cific was again the leader and took the whole list with it. In the late afternoon there was an entire change and prices sold of sharply. The early gains were lost and the market closed nervous and unsettled. There was many rumors and the professional ele ment seemed to be at sea. We look for a nervous market tomorrow.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-06
KIDNAPER GETS 3O YEARS; ACCOMPLICE 20 YEARS IN PRISON .IEHE MERcILEss SENTENCES DEALT OUT TO TWO YOUNG CALL
 oRNIA DEsPERADoEs.

FRESNO, Calif., Oct. 5.-Tony Love all, found guilty of Kidnapping brett! eighteen-year Fold Edna Dcmongine on the night of June 18th, from heI fathers ranch, and attempting to aolr her for 5000 ransom, was sentenced to thirty years imprisonment in Sal Quentin this morning.
 Grover Cleveland Rogers, Loveall' P confessed acconplice, who turned states evidence immediately after he was captured, was sentenced to 2C years.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-06
MninQ, SIneIterS and StOCR Quotations
NOT SHARKS THETA.
But Your Own Sweet voice-How to
 Sing and Speak Perfectly.

These nght.waves represent vibra- tIons of the human voice, and are pro duced by making the sound impinge upon q luminant No. 1 shows the bass c equally and unequably pro duced; No. shows A perfectly pro duced; No. Sis treble D, and No. f is D an octave higher. The instrument by which these records are taken is
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-06
YAvAPAI REPUBLICANS.

PRESCOTT. Oct 5.-The Republi- cans have nominated the following county ticket:
 Council. George U. Young. Assembly. C. E. Mckinley, T. J. Lard. c. E. Joslin.
 Sheriff. ames W. Smith.
 Treasurer, John s. Reilly.
 Recorder. J. c. Bradbury.
 District Attorney. J. c. Forrest. Probate udge. Richard Lamson. Supervisors, Barney Smith, A. $. Haskell.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-06
ESCAPES LYNcHINe BUT GOES
 TO PENITENTIARY FOR LIFE.

LOS ANGELES, Cal, Oct. 5.-Fol- lowing a scene of riotous disorder ln Justice Hastings court today in which several persons were injured i-i sn atternDt to lynch Edward Martin the negro who last Friday night as ssuitsa Hiss Edith Ralston. a concert singer. Martin rIesded guilty. and was sentenced to life Imprisonment.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-06
AN OPTICAL ILLUSION.
Which Circle Would You Say Was
 the Larger?

We give herewith an addition to the many interesting optical Illusions which have appeared from time to time. The inside circle in Fig. l ap-
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-06
Human Liftina Power.

The record of muscular strength was held until recently by two profession al athletes, named Ward and Empain, who lifted with one arm weights re spectively of PA and 250 klogrammes (about 53S and 551 pounds). This rec ord has now been surpassed by NJ verhaert. not a professional athlete but the director of Belgian glass fac tory, who raised weight of 253 kilo grammes (about 55s pounds).
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-06
CHOLERA IN MANILA.

MANILA, Oct. 3.-For twenty-four hours ending at 8 o'clock this evening five new cases of cholera had been reported. two suspects and one death.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-06

used by Mir w Brewer Brown, who uses it in teaching speech-culture and voice production.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-06

Review want Ads bring results.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-16
MRS. ASToR'S SEcLUSIoN

RS ASTORS discourse the climbers, who constitute that
III clement OF New York society in evidence because
VI advertised reveaen of the Intellectual
dettanm that often attends the third generation
o. American wealth Mrs Asor admirable within
obvious limitations but her ideals Turkish
She the coser 1t her dearest boast that she exclusive
She lives, exists behind the veil.
Good Americans generally will heartily with Mrs Astor
when she depreates the vulgar ance of those
society folk who play circus and monkey dinners
themselves but they indignation
conemptuous laughter They lot of silly FOOLS not
worth denouncing
Mrs Astor explaining apoogzng for her
scuson draws comparison that perhaps odious
with things ION the other side Speaking of the political
salon as supposed to exist England and France Mrs.
has this say
The political hos have much of realizing
ideal today than find at the
big balls journalists
ambassadors. of
world
together or would bring together
thought life,
My q success In the hrst place we have many politicians in America
Too
with their uncou and lack of
title public favor the they discarded
blue
This IS the attitude OF the deantc, intoerant eccencty
and advancing the code OF what they call table
nifty religion who does not look like John Drew in
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-16
THE PROPOSED BANKING LAW

ANY admirable provisions contained in the proposed bank
II ing institutions 1t includes almost every de-
wi vice that human ingenuity invent for keeping bankers
honest 1t appears lack only thing and that some
keep the cstodans themselves honest and by this
mean the banks those who
with the enforcement OF the law.
disputed that banker who follows the precepts
nuncons OF the proposed law and gifted with financial
that fits him for his positon will be denied that such
all right but he would be quite safe without
any law Of the kind 1t the other variety of banker for whom this
machinery OF supervision invented and created There has been
plenty of the of machinery in the quite eab
perhaps such has worked prevent dis
asTous bank failures.
has worked because bank commissioners appointed
reward political and expected do further
service OF the while in Office These of
regarded incident agreeable quality because
might be made yield fat perqute but their first duty
the boss who got them appointed.
will changed by calling the the
bank commission superintendent by paying him higher sal
ay 1t will be changed when the governor OF California his
manhood refuses the henchman OF boss and appoints
competent who will have divided duty.
If the machinery of bank supervision be kept politics the
selfdefense be compelled duplicate plant
supervision through the clearing house. they have done
successfully in Chicago But this plan however
effective might be rather hard the bankers well unjust
because they would be forced thereby pay the and running
of OF apparatus designed keep themselves in the
paths OF
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-16
MEANING OF NAMES VOTE

" He campaign in Maine made wholly and local
issues and IS the fact that the republican management
conspcuousv 1t all a question OF prohi-
btion prohibition The issue whether the people
should be given denied opportunity against the
ton amounted denial OF popular and the unda
mental right of the ballot question By
this attitude the republican party lost
Raymond of the Chicago Tribune described the situation Maine
a week ago i'll these words
If in
entirely separate from that for president there might be alarm as o
republican
have been particularly foolish in their treatment OF public sentiment
Prohibition submitted
OF Maine for s. There has been demand that the people should
IS believe that if prohibition be Submitted to the
people they would did half
the republican thought good policy refuse
people they
The this month will decide
however
Carrying all that weight the republican ticket is elected
by comfortable although reduced plurality The of
that Maine just safely in the republican column
has evidence of popular drift has
significance for the here given.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-16
Personal Mention

w. F. Lewis of New York is at the
Holland
F. O. Sachs of New York is at the
Stewart
F. c. Brown of New York is at the
Dorchester
G. e. Saxton of Placerville is a guest
at the Holland.
W. S. Sims of Loyalton is registered
at the Holland.
P. Revert of Yokohama is a guest at
the st. Francis.
j. N. Thomas and his daughter are
at the Majestic.
DR.. L. e. Benson Of Seattle is q guest
at the Fairmont
j. O'Connor of Portland is registered
at the st. Francis.
Thomas NJ Pyne of New York is a
guest at the Stewart.
S. r. Burton of Cincinnati is regis
tered at the F'airmont.
William Faulkner of Los Angeles is
staying at the Stewart.
DR.. C. E. Laws of Chicago is regis
tered at the Fairmont.
Herbert oberfelder of Chicago is
staying at the st. Francis.
owen Kearns of Sparks, New, is
staying at the Pacific Grand.
c. S. Halifax. a merchant OF Sacra-
mento, is staying at the Grand.
r. w. Williams professor of history
at Yale. is staying at the Fairmont
J. d. Hewitt of Riverside and j. w.
Grace of Oroville are at the Hamlin.
John r. Elliott and w. E. Weed of
New York are staying at the Fairmont.
o. Datter. furniture man of Eliza
beth, N. j., is staying at the St Francis
Mrs. S. e. Monk. proprietor of the
Elks hotel in Reno. is guest at the
Grand.
Mrs F. o. Engstrum of Los Angeles
and party have apartments at the ST.
Francis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles P. Heaton of
Los Angeles are registered at the ST.
Francis.
]. ]. Hewiston of Winters, Cal. and
+: Freeland of New York are at the
Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Collins of Los
Angeles have apartments at the Pa
eific Grand.
Recent arrivals at the Savoy are Mrs.
II. A. Lathrop of Boston and Miss B. r.
Briggs of Texas
Among recent arrivals at the Jeffer-
son are w. III. Jackson of Los Angeles
and w. r. O'Brien of New York
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-16
A FACER FOR BRYAN

~ OEBODY with Taft the Secretary
of Peace and he in fact that kind of
useful qualities peace maker which
for the job when trouble bewed Yet there
picked Taft easy mark game
sorry they had spoken.
Poultney Bigelow of these Bigeow plentiful
lack of knowledge went off half cooked about
Taft took off riddle the argument Bigeo thing
of sred and patches gaspng the strand
model of controversial literature Bryan to share Bge-
lows discovery The Nebaskan has wrong soldier
He will back than he gives out Of sick
and he must blame himself Taft
weak places Bans and this portrait of the gentle
man from Nebraska:
The readiness with which Bryan presidential campaigns
his proposals of
1t scarcely worth while to argue with Mr. Bryan Give him
longand he will himself if he sees anv votes in
making the switch.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-16
Acacia Timber for Mines

During the 10 years of German 90
Cupatlon or the Kiaochow colorv a.,
Cnlna one of the most active branches
OF the government has been the fores
try department. After exnerinoecs,
with a large variety of trees to deta.s
lnlhe Wnat would grow best and onicL<
sse s mere; the acacia was chosen as the
tree 10 be used most in the afforesfa
ton OF the bare hills surroundins-
81. .nst tdu- Inc reasons for this seIec-
tlon were twofold. A tree was wanfed
soon 20 make shade and cover the hills as
soon as possible, regardless of its
value. and the poor soil precluded tbs
Use " variety which would not grow
IA tha almost any sort of earth. While
have been growing. more Val1sSIa
woods OF all sorts, adaptable to the III.
mate; We're being constantly planted
IN the winter OF 1906-7 acacfas nIant
cd In 1907 and 1903 were cut for tra
nrst time. All timber up to five cent.
meters (1.97 inches) diameter was scl,1
20 the Shantung mining company FOR
mining timber. This coupanv has noors,>
extensive experiments with the WOOL s.s1
and now reports that for mining pur.
poses the acacia is as good a. or hef
ter than the pine and cedar varieties
now being imported from JapaD Tho
demands OF the company are rrowfrs@
from year to year, and are now at On 101,
cubic meters cos, ESQ cubic feet9 ner
OF these tests the German ~oys :. -
mas decided to go heavily into the
acacia raising business here, as there
are large tracts OF land apparently
WorIniess Tor anything else. The
acacias also have many other rooJ
points Unlike the pines, they are nor
SUBJECT TO disease or ravages bv in :
sects; 1urthermOre. the entire cost Of
production IS covered bv the se1e -
re1use twfgss. etc. TO the natives for
nrewood, while the mining company
mas agreed to take all timber ofyeresI
at about 80 per cubic meter (aS114
cubic feet).-Consular Reports.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-16
Germany's Cigarette Duty

On July 1. 1906. Germany raised the
duty on cigarettes from go marks
(S64.2e) to 700 marks (s166.609, which
increase, high though it was. lessened
the Importation of foreign cigarettes
for short time only At present more
than so per cent of the imports are
from Austria Hungary. while 10 years
ago hardly any cigarettes were import
ed from those countries. These cigar
cites are not. as might be supposed. of
the highest quality. but are principally
of medium grade. Against this i'm
portation the increase in duty has had
no effect whatever. The importations
from England. which consist almost
exclusively of the expensive varieties.
have been steadily increasing for some
years and have recently reached the
volume of the importations from Rus
sia. The market for cigarettes of Ger
man manufacture IS, naturally. being
restricted by the increasing imports.
and the German manufacturers are adj
vocating still higher duty on foreign
cigarettes.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-16

tion that there is strong feeling that
ne should be elected for another year.
Henry Is coy and says he wants to give
way to some one else. and prefers that
the choice of the association be either
e. H. Torpey, the famous raconteur:
Norman Hall, the renowned leader OF
forlorn excursionists. or Frederick w.
Prince. the great lecturer and sell
enlist.
The members OF the association do
not overlook the fact that, notwfth-
standing who is elected president. there
is an exceptionally pleasant outing for
the following Sunday, when they and
their friends will board the good ship
Caroline at Jackson street wharf at
IL a. m. and under the guardianship
of Captain Leale sail to Winehaven,
where they will be the guests of the
California wine association. Luncheon
will be served at 2 o. m at the new
hotel, which has been built by the
association.
The recent sharp advance in Erie
stock is attributed to E. Fl. Hartman,
for the belief is general that it indi-
Gates the policy and management of the
road, and furthermore. has made a
profitable contract with the United
States steel corporation whereby a
large part of that corporations fin
lines of the Erie 1t also is understood
that he is negotiating for several addf-
tional and equally lucrative contracts
for the company.
Reports received by the passenger
department. of the Southern Pacific
show that the immigration into this
state since September 1 has reached
1900 The highest number passed
through the Ogden gateway, being ZOO
while 906 used the ell Paso gateway.
The greatest number arriving in the
state on any one day was 400.
A new time card on the coast line OF
the Southern Pacific will go into effect
sunday, when the trains which We're
put on the run between Sacramento
and san joaquin valley points To
Monterey bay points will be taken off
The time card in use before the sum
mer schedule went into operation win
be again used.
The family OF Hamilton NcWhorter
assistant general counsel of the South
ern railway, is here on a pleasure trim
Tneir home is at Athens. Ga.
B. +. Coons. who represents the Pool
Island lines in Los Angeles. is on visit
to this city. ISL
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-16

Tor clearing water. They are sold for
this use in bazaars. Travellers usual
~ carry them. The seeds are rubbed
on the inside OF vessel, and muddy
water being put into 1t, very rapidly
becomes clear. all impurities settling
to the bottom.
LIQUIDATION - Subscriber. Santa
Cruz. Cal. For information as to the
status OF the several banks In liquida-
ton In San francisco write to the bank
commissioners, San Francisco. All
records were lost in the great fire. Ii
the commissioners have any informa-
tion on the subject you will be advised.
= Two NAMES - Subscriber, Bonny
Doon, Cal. Can a person secure a cer-
tincate to practice medicine under one
name and practice under another name /?
AS you appear to have a grievance
against person who is doing that.
suggest that you present the case to
the board of medical examiners that
issued the certificate. and you will be
advised II you have any legal rights
IN the matter,
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-16
Gossip of RaiIwaymen

Queer. is it not remarked W. H.
Russell of the Southern Pacific. "the
mania men have to run locomotive
who have not the slightest idea OF its
mechanism?
In our employ, and to humor him some
of the engineers would let him run
the locomotive to a switch
Pat Moran had accomplished this
difficult task several times. so he de-
cided it was time to be promoted, and
applied to me for Job as locomotive
engineer. Though 1 returned evasive
answers he was not to be baked easily,
and one day when several of the off,
cials were in the yard the division
superintendent thought he would have
some fun with Moran.
I'VE walked up TO a disabled engine
and fell to arguing. Finally the super
intendent said:
Moran, do you know anything about
locomotives?
"'No man in America knows more
he replied with superb audacity.
Well, get up there and see what's
the matter
Moran jumped on the locomotive.
pulled one cock after another, examined
the gauges. hoped off the engine. ran
in front of her and saw whether she
was plumb on the track, and then COM
ing toward us touched his cap and
said:
:" Mr.. Superintendent. if you gave her
a little steam she would go like a
bird
A surveying party for the new cleo
trio road TO be built between Hanford
and Fresno started out from the former
place last Sunday toward Kingsburg.
The promoters have had their deeds
recorded for rights of way, and the
road is now an assured fact. 1t has
been bonded for $4,000 mile and
there are 40 miles to be built. Con-
siderable bridge work has to be done,
and the most expensive structure will
be across Kings river. Several sloughs
will also have to be built over. The
promoters assert that the line will be
in operation within 90 days from be-
ginning work. They are: L. A. Mares,
president; A. B. Clark, E. NJ. Harris, A.
B. Livermore, A. b. Taylor, J. r. Biddle.
r. L. Pfel, William Sage and F. S.
Granger.
Much interest is felt in the election
next Saturday of officers for the Cali
fornia Association of Traffic Agents.
Henry Avila Of the Union Pacific is
now president of the association, which
has done so well under his administra-