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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-30


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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-30

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-30
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-30
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CHEQUES.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-30

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-30
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-30
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-30
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-30

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Bisbee daily review., 1908-01-30
SHOWING WAS FINE
 BUT WORK CEASED
Supt, Kinnon Thinks It Was a Mistake To Give Up the
 CoChrane Group.

FLORENCE, Arizona, Jan. 29.-Obe- dient to orders from his company, but against his advice and wishes, Super intendent Kinnon closed down the mines he was developing at Cochran.
 The company took a bond on this property last spring upon the recon mendation of MT. Kinnon. who is their consulting engineer. In the meatime the company also took bond on an old and well-developed gold property in Mexico, which had several thousand tons of high grade ore on the dump.
 The final payments of each one of these properties will become due some time this mouth. Owing to the fnan- cial panic the company found it incon- venient to pay for both properties, and as the gold property is well developed and has large ore reserves on the dump and in sight in the mine, the directors of the company decided to pay for the gold property and abandon the copper group.
 Mir. Kinnon has completed about 700 feet of the work on the copper prop erty and the results were fully up to his expectations. He sunk shaft to a depth of 200 feet, on one claim. At depth of 100 feet ore rich in virgin copper and silver was encountered. A cross-cut was made and east and west drifts opened and the limits of the ore obdy were not reached, it is said, by either the cros-cuts or drifts. The shaft was continued down from the 1o0 foot to the 200 foot level without pass ing out of this native coper and silver ore, and drifts and cross-cuts from the 200 foot station failed to define it's tIfuaffs.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-01-30

 MAKES LOWER
 CLOSE PRICES
Both New York and Boston Start Out We'll, But Lose On SelIing-And Stocks AreI Good Buys.
(By Frank J. Graf.)


 The markets opened stronger this morning, especially the New York market, but after a few hours trading liquidation set in and the market sold of rapidly and closing prices were considerably lower than last night. Boston coppers were fairly active, but sold off at the close and prIces were practically the same as yester- day. Money rates continue easy from 1s4 to ? per cent but it does not seem to effect the markets to any extent. Local curbs are quiet and unchanged although stocks are not being offer ed under the asked prices and there are plenty Of bidders under the mar ket. Denn and Superior show the best demand although there seems to be plenty of stock at the asked prices. Wolverine is also showing better de mand. Butte & Arizona strengthened with bids at 50 cents failing to To- cate but little stock. The balance of the curbs remain unchanged. A call of S1.90 per share due March 1. has been made on Elenita Development.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-01-30
Mining, Shelters & Stock Quotations
MANHATTAN TO
 RESUME WORK

ment work has been done on the Man haitian; neither Is the San Simon full ly developed. Yet because of the greater amount of work done ol ,ae latter, it is better understood than the former. The Manhattan is one mass of faults, geologically speaking, and this is usually considered point in its favor. Its ore bodies lie closer to the surfaee-as rule--than do those of the San Simon, according to all signs. There are those wao con slider the Manhattan the better prop erty of the two: and on tik other hand many prefer the San Simon. It is merely a matter of opinioE-un- til both are proven. As matter of fact, the two properties adjoin and therefore are very similar. Both are endorsed by some of the leading cop per experts of the country.
 Financed by the same people, the Manhattan is capitalized for the same amount Of money as was the Chiri- cahua when 1t was first organized s200 .000 The capitalization of the Chirieahua was later increased to S400 ,00o, then re-organized into a mining company When more money 1T the capitalization of the Manhattan will be increased in similar manner
 Thus we see that the starting up of the Manhattan would mean almost as much as resumption by the Chiri, cahua. It is practically the same thing in reality, though not general ly recognized as such by those out side of the district who are unac- al fsf tlza two companies Of course it woe.i be more advantageous to the district, should the Chirieahua resume first, owing to the prominence accorded the company But it is certain that with the commencement of operations on the Manhattan, Paradise stock viii rise, even admitting the Tact that Manhattan operations will at first be on-a muca smaller scale than were those of the parent company.
 There is this to be said, too, in con. clusion: The Manhattan company will benefit by the experience of the Chiricahua. You have tc learn a dis trict. The Paradise district is all the time becoming better and better un- derstood. It is but natural to sup pose that the Manhattan will make slaSte SLOWLY, put as sufeis as pEac- tice and knowledge will admit And if they do so, success is assured. Fur thermore, since the one is but a con tinuation of the other, and fine 6ein- onstration of ore that should per chance be made on the Manhattan would to a certain extent develop the San simon and, if made while the San Simon is idle, it might have tendency 70 hasten the resumption of operations on the latter property.
 The early commencement Of devel- opment work on the Manhattan would for the above reasons be hailed -cre with delight.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-01-30
FIRST CLASS
 COAL FOUND
 IN FLEMING
Miner Prospecting To Find Ex- tent of Deposits-Survey
 Through Bwro Mountain Be-
 Iieved To Be Made By s. P.

SILVER CITY, New Mexico, Jan. shaft this week in the Fleming mining district, seven miles west of here, passed through three stratas of good coal Two of these were eighteen inches thick and the third about nine inches. Considerable prospecting will be done to determine if the coal exists in sufficient quantities for commer- cial purposes and already some people are dreaming of the time when per haps coal will not cost SS.50 per short ton.
 H. H. Fielder, who is in charge of a railroad surveying crops now working through the Burro mountains, was in town this week The survey extends from Columbus. Luna County. to the coal fields in northwestern New Mex ico. It is not definitely known who is backing this survey, but it is the opin- ion of many that it is the Southern Pa cfic. The survey runs about twelve miles west of Silver City and through the rich Mogollon mining district.
 The famous Grand Central mine of Chloride Fsat is still 8 heavy producer. Manuel Haylor, the owner. shipped two carloads of high grade silver ore to the Fl Paso smelter this neek. The mine has produced s100,00o in silver during the past eighteen montas. S A complete boring outfit for the Tyrone Copper company has arrived and the outfit will be used for pros becting the company's claims in the Burro mountains. This is the same kind of drill used by the Azure Mining company with much success in the same district
Bisbee daily review., 1908-01-30
TO QUIET TITLE.

P. B. Warnekros, ct al, have brought suit in the district eoufe against Tommy Cowan, to quiet title to a fraction of mining claim .ocat- ed in the Turquois district. The com plaint alleges that the plaintiffs are the owners of the Queen os the Hiif' mining claim, and that 1t was located during the year 1880 and since that time they have performed the usual assessment work. That in October. 1907, the defendant applied for pat ent to the Sadie No. ? mining claim from the United States government, but that such alleged location of the Sadie No. contains f.S9 acres of ground of the Queen of the Hill claim. They therefore ask judgment of the court for that fraction This is the second action filed by parties who claim part of the Sadie No. 9, the other being filed few days since by George Land of Pearce.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-01-30
What Unset Him.

Two men were heard conversing near the pavilion of a well known cricket ground.
 i've never missed seeing a match for ten years except once," said one. who was pulling away at well sea- soned clay pipe. "and that was when my old woman died"
 You don't say sor exclaimed the other in a tone Of surprise.
 Yes" replied the first speaker. q was just getting ready to go to the match when my old girl says. Jack. do feel bad Of course ] went for some brandy. but she wouldn't look at it. SO then sends my lad Tom for the doctor, but when he came bless me if she worn't dead.s
 He paused. sighed and. with tears starting to his eyes, added:
 'sYes, old man. it did upset me- a-missing that matchl" London Graphic
Bisbee daily review., 1908-01-30
Paradise Record.)

(Paradise Record.)
 By a responsible and alert business man of Douglas who is in a position to learn of enterprises contemplated in districts tributary to that city, we are informed it is the intention of the Manhattan company to commence through development work in the Paradise district as soon as possible after the receipt of patents. From another Douglas source-equally re sponsible--it is learned that recon mendation by the proper government official that patents be issued was made some time ago. and that pat ents may be expected to reach the company almost any day.
 Of course, there is frequently ceiay in the issuance by the government of patents covering mining claims, es- pecially when-as in this case-such claims are located in a government forest; and there may be farther de lay in the issuance of these patents. Yet it is stated as fact that the company has recently been vary az gressive in pushing their application for patents, with such encouragement present no obstacle that might hinder that so far as is known there is at the issuance of final papers.
 There is no reason to doubt lnS. it is the company's intention to com mence development work in earnest, on the receipt of patents. Ilv.s a. no doubt considerable money lii .as- treasury. On par value of S10 per share, capitalization 10000 shares, s5.50 q share has been paid in, or a total of $i1O,G0O. After purchasing the property for a price said not to exceed ST0,000 doing annual work making application for patents, etc., it is believed that there is yet at least S20,900 in the treasury; and S4.50 per share-or $90,000E subject to call The company as 1t tnow ex ists can therefore command, it is certain, more than s10o,000 which with the property all paid for is a nice little sum to get a good start in development work.
 Paradise has much to hope Tor from the Manhattan-in fact, almost as much as from the San Simon com pany. The Ganhattan's largest stock holders are, with two or three ex captions, the leading holders of stock in the San Simon, and most Of the directors of the one are also directors in the other. The management of the Manhattan, however, is a closer corporation than the San Simon, five men, it is understood, owning about 90 per cent of the stock. J. H. Rice, secretary-treasurer and general man ager: presiding officers, together wl,n Thomas F. Cole, Nathan M. Kaufman, Samuel R. Kausman, Allen F. Rees loty Thn company owns B claims adjoining the San Simon on the west.
 A comparison of the worth of the two properties is not easy, for the reason taat practically no develop
Bisbee daily review., 1908-01-30
WALKER BROS, LETTER.

Special Wire to L. J. Overlock)
 NEW YORK, Jan. 29.-The market opened with a considerable display of strength, but on the bulges con siderable stock was put out by oper- atorg who were apparently working for a lower IeyeI. About noon there was an increase Of selling and it con tiuued persistent and heavy notably in Reading. which was a strong mar ket leader yesterday. While the as pect cf the market is bearish at pres ent. owing in part to uneasiness about the presidents message and decrease in fine steel earnings. the easier money conditions should prevent any pro. nounced decline without some recoV cry.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-01-30
pAlNE's copPER LETTER.

Special Wire to L. J. Overiock.)
 BOSTON. Jan 29.-7he whole list was heavy solely on the 'rumor that theg overnment is going to get az gressive again and that Roosevelt was about to commence speechmak~ ing and raise radical procedures. We don't think this is likely and believe it is an attempt of the bears to cover shorts. Utah went of on profit talk ing and Utah seems to be kept down by pool operations.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-01-30
,. G. PRrrcHKHD.
Bonanza Circle and Warren District Stocks a Speciality.
Agent for the Liverpool & London and
 Globe insurance Company.
Bisbae, Jan. 29. 190S.

BiSbSe. Jan. 29, 19OS.
 Another rather quiet market tuudy in the local market. The eastern mar ket opened quite strong anG prices advanced, but profit taking started in again, and at the close prices were lower in some of the coppers than yesterdays. Denn and Superior & Pittsburg showed the best traders among the locals, while Wolverine has not advanced in price much yet it is not easy to get the stock out. Gold Nugget is a good proposition Dr. Edmundson was chosen president of this company at the last aiinuaI meeting MT. Jacob Schmid is treas urer and work is to be carried on with vigor from this on. 4 block of treas ury stock is being offered at 20 cents, but this will be but for limited period. .
Bisbee daily review., 1908-01-30

By permission oC the bcard of Re gents, the Engineering Department UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA an- nounces that they will undertake g limited amount of consulting work.
 c. r. HOLMAN. JR.-Mine Examin- ations.
 E. M- BLAKE-~Mining and Electric Machinery.
 w. W. HENLEY-Power Plants.
 L A. WATERBURY-Civil Engin- eertng.
 R. R. GooDRICH-Metallurgy.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-01-30
TESTER & HICKS.
 Brokers.
Over RInehart's Drug Store-Roon1s
 and 4 AntIer's Building.
Bishae. Ian. g. 1908.

Bisbae, Jan 29, 1908.
 The markets were quiet and dull to- day. and while the New York and Boston markets advanced early in the day, there was a reaction before tue close and stocks show very little gain over yesterdays final figures The curbs are holding firm and while there does not seem to be much de mand for stocks, there is none press ing for sale and it is hard to execute orders. We look for improved ,oii- ditions before the end of the week. Closing Quotations:
Bisbee daily review., 1908-01-30

and the entire vein averages well in the yellow metal.
 The Phoenix and Eastern railroad company is putting in cable and cage to transfer freight and passen- gers across the Gila river at Wrinkle man for the accommodation of the large mining districts and camp sit uated on the south side of the river. This will be a great convenience to patrons of the road in that locality as the Gila river at Winltleman is very frequently past fording for months at a time.
 John Cochran, postmaster and may or of Cochran, Was here Monday on business. His faith in the future of Cochran as mining center has been strengthened by the results of recent development on mining properties ad- jacent thereto. Several finds of rich ore have been made in the low CT workings Of the mines situated just across the Gila from MT. Coch- ran's residence.
 A miner in from the Owl Heads district reports that the Guild broth CTS are now drifting from the 130- foot station in the Cloud Burst shaft and have uncovered fine body of ore running high in gold, copper and silver The Cloud Burst claim is one of the group of mines owned by the Calumet-Pinal Mining company. The Guild brothers are developing the property for the company. They are also stockholders in the company. The editor of the Blade has always had great confidence in the Cloud Burst claim and is pleased to learn that the results of development work on the Cloud Burst are demontrafing that his confidence was well ground ed.
 Thomas Rutledge was down from his mining camp, Monday, on legal puiness, relative to his claim against the Gila Monster Mining company He is now engaged in sinking 100 foot shaft for the Los Angeles hold CTS of the George Sarrick claims. st uated near Zellewager switch about eighteen miles east of Florence. He lis sinking on the vein and has now reached depth of seventy-eight rect The dip of the vein is very slight hence the shaft is practically verrf
 cal. Mir. Rutledge has a strong in
 flow of water to contend with but T.
 making good progress and wiu soor | complete his contract. The shaft has
 yielded more or less ore all the wal down and is looking very encourag ing in the bottom. MT. Rutledge be lieves the company will, on the com pietion of contract, continue sinkin: in the shaft.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-01-30

The Mohawk mill at Schultz, this county. has been stopped temporarily but the usual force of men is still employed in developing the mine and the mill will be started up again as soon as needed repairs can be made, and surplus Of ore accumulates on the dump at the main shaft.