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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-02

unter hperer an dull.
oiaung.- Sn Der Ganton.Eoli5ci.
Citation litt Der 80 Sabre nltc Hcger
Soiepb Smitb, bon Hr. 21S. Moro.
Inn-Str.. unter Der ACKNOWLEDGING,
einem 10 Sabre olten WGoden bon
2onep Zane mo oercn eleidaltrigen
Sreunbin cinen lniittliden Gntrag
genlat)t 5lt bnben. Die beioen VfGo.
d,en ginger angeblit ben @eleiien
Der Yenniplpauia.9abn 81 Orange.
bile entlans, oils ibnen Der Neger
folgte. aui ibre Sroee, morilm er
binter ibnen bergebe, iou Der Neaer
ben ertuahnteu antrug aeItent baben.
Gle M1oden erarifien Die Sluft nno
berid|teten oen 8orfoG III Scr Canton.
Goli3eiltation, morauf Smitb's Der.
boftui,a erfolgte. Smitb ~bebaiptct.
or iei bon 8rl. Eoriep's MoIferei in
SrangcpiIIe. bel bent CT ~beid)dftigt &C.
ipeien, %gcfonmen uno babe lid oif
benz @es nod Baltimore %bcfunoen
nit ben MGbfJen babe er i~iberboipt
nift aclprof1en.
Snnaen It reide. Der 49,
idbripe Eeter Walib. bon Nr. W1.
SorriionitraBe. iuitrbe seitern abeno
pom NoliSiiten Ring. Inbretps Der.
boitet unb in bie mittlcre Yoli5eiita.
ton eineeIicfert, pciG or angeblif her
ctipa 1%2.iGbriaen 2oiiis 6oIlato, bon
Nr. 1914, Sit.Waonumentitr., anee'
ariffen uhb geihlagen haben ioa.
Malib lit elm Neanut-SdnoIer uni
mill BON mshreren andben belditisl
inns senedt norbert fem, big ibm oiG
Gaae iibersing.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-02

@enbeIer's Sutcl, 400 GaIpert.,
Gfe Wnlberrb.Str I'll. Glegante Sdlaf.
simmer, mdhisc Yreiic. WablSeiten
81 ieoer Sasesseit. Mcgnlare Diners.
Tcinitc Betranfc anb Gigarrcn.
G~igentbimer @alter u. @enbcler.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-02

Cine 8ombe iir cinen
e +. - grboit bnriibeu, boB icirc
2unosmGnnin Innic aIicos, bon Nr.
S2S, @ranbpitrnBe. linn nui ieinc Sic.
besontrGee einen 0orb eegeben bate.
Iteatc iif Der Stuliener Sobn Wor.
gan, bon Nr. Sit, Oit'TrotiitroBe,
oni 9ienitog abenb nit elmer nieo~
Iitcn fleincn 9onbe Dor Annie's
Sans Elm. IIs or oas Woodlcu ont
Renter erblidte, mari or ons Woro.
initrument nad ibr, cine Grploiion
crioleie, Die 6eliIterifeibe 5crbrodl
fIirrenb. aber ifon' aeunden bIieb
unperiebrt. 3os NudDipiel iolgte ge'
itern in Der oitIihcn Voli5eiitntion,
ols Rorean unier ber anituloiauna
Der Snhbcif1oigung ourh EoliSci.
ritter S6s nit 500 uno Soften be-
trait fuurbe. Ger geitrofte leugnete,
cine 9ombe nod Dem MGbfen &C.
if%Ieubert 5u baberL I'M llehrigen Der
Sihtetc err ollf ueitere aneaber.
SrobIihe 8eburtStuaS.
feier. = Sn ieiner Wobnung, Nr.
t701, Eort.S tr.. ~ieierte g~eitern Der be
fannie aunbenifneioer SEER 6runf
5nran ieinen SO. @eburtstoa. Nnl
slbeno fanoen lid 3obIreid)e 8rott'
lanten ein. oarullier Der 8eiongner'
Elm .Melobie" in Gorpore, bei'en nfii'
pes Mitelieb SER 1uron lit, uno Ge.
leaationeii BON .5baliosM annerd)or"
liitb benz ,g1der.8 eianeoerein" Ger
a(belto perIiei red)t froblif,. 5linal 81,
.Welobie" Dem 8eburtstaeSfinoe MI.
ter 2eitung bon Erof. +. aoroIis ibrC
id,6niten aieSer piSmeie. Inter Den
sabIreiten @eihenten. pelt,e Sr. III
raj, erbielt, befanb iid) elm pr1htigea
Shreib-S erpice BON Der yV'elooie",
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-02
8elDIenDungen.

@eloienbangen beiorst nah
Geutidlano uno SeItreih. 8 Warf.
uno 90 Marf., iotpie 10 3ronen. unb
90 8ronen'S Aeine 5i berfaufen.
T6eoo. s. 9tener & &c.,
Nr. 217, Cit.yaltimorefrahe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-02
harmonic Gafe,1

Er. Ala, @eit. Jasette.S trafe, aarf
sdjmibt, Snbaber. Dirsbarser Sof.
bran friid ara 3apf. Diners, Soupers
a Ia carte. Seben Gamftas abenb
Grei.Gom3ert. (slpriI1.1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-02

AuBcr obenacnonnten 9etrGacn
Qingcn nod Gin: $619,234.t5 on
StootsitCucrn mo $209,SOG.29 fir
StroBen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-02

9icic Summe blicb INN MIR $50
600 bintcr Dem 9etro9e 5uriid, Der
NnfonqS bcs lcsten ISobrcS ais col.
leftir6ar peronihlngt moroen nor,
nGntlid):
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-02

TSHF Sat 9eiie ms MnstanS &.
iorgt 9. Maiue, Nr. 413, Dft.UaIti.
msre-Stry ssle gsitom Sssie 0Ss
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-02
Moam Gbit,

@r. 511, @eit 2eriustOn Strahe,
cmpfieblt iein Eager in Rbein. nno
Ioielueincn fir bic Seicrtase.
(stpriIt7, SoWoEo,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-02

''S'N'SNh ' ~ OicNh y
ten ooS mint nntreten.
Sn ser 8emcinoc Ierinmmlrn9,
nelte AM Montag III Der Stride Ser
reiurnrirteh Gmonltels @emcinoe,
an ser Gtt Der Sdr6Oet! 'uno Cara.
togaitthBc itotttqnb, mlttoe al SteIlc
oes ihcioehoen 'Yaitors ). Schooner
Ydittr'9 !; 9chnet bon Der pierten
rciormtftcn '8einei1lbe III Glcpelono,
Ohio, einitinlmia erp6bIt. EnItor
9enrer itcBt I'M Nlter BON SO Sobrer
mo perIcbte ieine Sllgeub in loIcoo,
Ohio, no er Sic StltIe u1o ipGter
oaS College uno oos Seminor Ser
r%eiormirteli airbe obioluirte. Gr &c.
mob ieine tbeologiide Nusbiloung I'M
Wfiilionsbouie DER reformirten Stride
in Seobopgcm, @isc., uno ituoirte
ouf Der ltniperiitGt in 1iiiin Sbio,
3ebn Sabre lang bat CT Der rel. Sc
mein0e in Gleuelano, Ohio, porgc.
i:a1ocn. nad)oem er porber IN gleidlcr
giaeuihait in Cincinnati tbGti9 &C.
meien mar. Taitor 9enner lit Der,
beirotbet mo Tnter bon bier ain'
bern. Menr er Ole 8obl nnnimmt,
miro CT iein Amt III uugei1br 5nel
Wonaten nntreten.
YaItor :. Schooner bat Der @e.
meinoc flint Sabre lang uor8eIton'
oer, uno m1breno Der Iusiibuig lei
res 9lntes bat lid oie Witslieoer5a6l
Inn oos Goppelte erbobt. Sn oieicr
3eit iino $4,000 ouigebrod)t nor.
ocll. bon pclher Summe $4,000
fir 8emeinoe, lno $4,000 fir mobl-
tbGtige 3rpefc pernenoet porocn lino,
Ealtor aoioiper folgt ON s. Somlar
cinem Huie ais Superintendent oes
Oertifen SoipttaIs uuo 0%iafoniIien'
SeimS ser ref. STRIDE in Glcuelano,
Ohio.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-02
Snr 8cahtnng.

Der .Tsutihe 6prrtipunhsnt" nimmt 81 itstr
Sett sertdsse aH' Rbsr grrlpbHuasn, SofSeittn,
Gsbnrtstase, suIbeut NIB Hfbernt Sofhetteu,
@efeaihafts.A btube etc., NIT ben Namen Der
Hnpefenben, bic nber otuHif atihriebfn itlH
fpntn. aad 9erionnI.NOti5sR wsrbtu germ
autaenpmmtu. Tie Ginienbtr ipldsr gsrifte
mhiru nbsr ihreu gSamtn %antsrihrtibn nnb
Dor anem nint psraeNeu, wo bic asfItnttit
i~tatttaHp - etrahe HHb SaaSnummsr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-02
Stcnern in 1907.

@eld)cr 8etrog ein9ing mo ouf lpic
piel or bCrcd)nCt lporocn mar. -
Mor gut gcrotben. - Sonitigc
Ginnobmcn.
Iie 8eomtcn 0ea SteitereimrEf
mer : Gepartemcnts bobcn geitcrn
9lbeno 81 ipGter Stunbe nod Die
Bidder ubgeihIoiien un0 Den 9etrog
ser pcreiunobmten Stertcr in 1907
oltf Collars mo GcntS 5uinmmeu &c
5dbIt. &crr 5recnep, 9ud)boIter I'M
Geportcment, biirot fir bic &idtig.
felt Der foIgenOen 3oblen. 9oaettirt
mur0en iiir
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-02
Undertakings @csmciier.

rWtnTt-Staoemic" - Glorious 9etfeO".
,@uaetn" - Chandeliers Grader Sadb".
o@IaueH's" - u9iHa Of ibe gScit".
-Spro'e" 49, nSrene 8OdcIlh".
nSnntean" - r1be Gouhou am The Sarlap".
.Mlhnnab'S" - rQindfore~.
uNuotturinm" - nIbe Cat aTo tbe Stohle".
sDiarAtaHo," - aetib'S gga Star SGuoe'
billie"
sFeiu Mpnumrutal" 49, n1bc empire 0urIcss
Giers".
$500" 9~urth-Abenus unb Eai.straft -
5aaltG 8riteluuaen o%rcfiirter lpiloer 1bicre;
NauoeIbilocr uuo Houf6ulfabrcn.
Snbin's, Nc Eit.Salttmort. strnbe -
SaioentlIesS oriielunler uno bepcglthe giloer.
7 @t5arb," Stgbt'Sir.. n1be 9robfirabcns
0inrit. unn gerinetoTr, nabe Charles Strabe -
2aalth &oriibrung bon 8duoelbtlocrH
"e1rtt." - Ga6ttc lSote. bsatnneTo g. Sds
nldr. bic Gan Carlo Sr0te Spern 60" in
teiaenoem 8epcrtoire:
SoHilerltda Wlniirce "GarnleH.'
Sotnerttdg Ibcro ...,.......... =" Jdult"
Sretina Hbeno ............. gobenartn"
Saf1itdp WtltiHcC ...........,.. Riloletto.
SdHittoa Ibero ...................."gio a"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-02
Hener Sceliurger.

Die oeutid)e %rciormirtc GmonueIS.
@enteinoe crw6bIt Eoltor 9. ..
9cnner BON Gleuelano ols Hah.
folqcr bes bisberigcn EnItors
aoiomcr. - 8iro in 5nei Mona.
ten OaS aftt nntreten.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-12-19
MANY ATTEND
THE INSTITUTE
Waldo Farmers Listen to
I Fine Program.
TOPICS ARE INTESESTINC
Greater Education for Far
mer's Son is Urged.
Speakers Advocate the Scientific
Method of Farming and Predict
Better Results,

Large numbers of Marion County
farmers are enjoying the annual
session OF the Farmers Institute
which is being held at Waldo today.
The attendance far surpasses that of
Friday and the Musical Company's
hall, in which the sessions are be-
ing held was well filled through the
day.
The program of Friday afternoon
consisted of an address Glover, It's
Importance and How We Handle It"
and an address by F. w. Warner,
Education of the Farmers Boy.
Warner advocated greater interest in
the education of the farmer lad,
arguing that he possessed those
qualities which tend toward the
best results when educated. ]. f..
Gorden gave a very instructive talk
upon Winter Care of Live Stock. 4"
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-12-19

SIGTRTS--Th most elaborate
patterns ever ensembled, also an
enormous line of conservatives
SOC, $1.OO S15O, $1.75, $500 and
$2.5O.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-12-19
ALMOST
COLLAPSES
Crowd in Old City Building
Overtaxes Timbers.
PANIC is AVERTED
\ = \
Large Number is Removed
From Court Room.
Curry Murder Trial Attracts Large
Gathering of Curious Erie Force
Crippled During the Trial

In the course of the Curry murder
trial in mayors court Saturday morn
ing, the beams supporting the an
cient old city hail threatened TO give
way and a panic was narrowly avert
ed.
Every inch of space in the halls,
stairway and court rooms was taken
and the people packed themselves in
like sardines in a box. The trial had
scarcely opened when the timbers be-
gan to crack and groan under the in
mense weight. chief Of police Levi
Cornwell acted promptly and ordered
a corps OF officers to diminish the
crowd by driving several hundred out
of the halls and stairway. Even
after the crowd had been decreased d
by one half, the old hall would ex-
press an occasional word OF com
plant.
The people packed in the court
room did not proptly realize their
danger and not until after the police
had driven scores of them into the
street did It become generally known
Shat the building had threatened TO
collapse. After the news became circu-
lated, the police experienced no rou-
bic in keeping the Railways clear as
the once anxious spectators were con-
tent to await the result Of the trial in
the street.
At the time when the crowd was
the largest, the West wall of the
mayors office bulged outward several
inches, leaving a gap between II and
the floor. Had the crowd been much
larger, it is thought that the entire
building would have collapsed.
The east room at police headquart-
ers was used solely for the forty
witnesses subpoenaed. The quaking
of the building was little noticeable
in this department. The bulk OF the
weight of the crowd was in the court
room proper and at the rear part Of
the building. where people flooded the
mayor private office and the hallway
leading to it. The plastering was
cracked in various places in the walls
and it Is considered little less than
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-12-19
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank our neighbor
and friends for the many kind
thoughts and deeds during the death
and burial of our loved daughter and
for the many beautiful flowers sent
us and assure them their kindness
will never be forgotten.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Setter Jr.
and Children.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-12-19

miraculous that The old building
stood up under the strain.
As a result of the score or more OF
witnesses subpoenaed from the Erie
yards, and the majority of them hold
responsible positions. The Erie will
be greatly handicapped at various
times as the trial is taken before the
grand jury and into the common
pleas court.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-12-19
MARRIED AT LARUE
Miss Ethel harris Becomes Bride Ct
Roy Clark.

An interesting marriage of las.
evening was that of Miss Ether
Harris, youngest daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. James Harris of LaRue,
TO MIR. Roy Clark OF that town.
The service was read by Rev. j.
A. Sutton in the parsonage study al
five O'Clock, the bride and groom
being unattended. AIissf Harris is
quite popular in herr home town
and the groom is connected With
the Central Union telephone offices
at Marysville.
NDr and Mrs. clark will be at
home to friends in Marysvile after
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-12-19

Shortly before 10 o'clock this
morning the second days session OF
the institute opened with an invC-
cation by Rev. c. Hoffman and mu-
sic by the quartette marketing
Farm Products was the theme Of
a most interesting discourse by j.
f. Gordon. S. w. Allmendnger spoke
OF Our Visit to the State Expert
mental Station at Wooster"
"How to Build Up and Maintain
Soil Fertility" was the theme of
j. p. Davis.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-12-19
Soeee Votes

The Companion Foresters will hold
their regular meeting next Tuesday
evening instead of Thursday.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-12-19

All grocers in Marion handle Car
nation -Four. 12-17-tf
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-12-19

The Youths Companion is tine good
Samaritan to the tired and discour-
aged.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-12-19

All grocers handle b Pride Flour.
12-17-tf
Bisbee daily review., 1908-01-23
SAN TOY.

CHIHUAHUA, Mex, Jan. 22.-Don-
aid B. Gillies, who has charge of all
of c. NJ Schwab's mining interests
in the United States and Mexico is
here inspecting the San Toy proper
ties. Mr.. Gillies has JUS recently
been elected president of the San Toy
Mining company. succeeding r. R.
Brown of Pittsburg. 1t was Mr.. Gillies
who bought for Hfr. Schwab from Man
uel Gomerez the La Central and
Juarez CLAIMS and afterwards consoli-
dated them with the San Toy.
Mr.. Gillies was asked concerning the
properties and stated that they were
shipping daily about $50 tons of ore,
but that shipments are to be mater
tally increased If cars can be had
for handling the product. The new
tramway from the Galena TO the Juarez
shaft will be completed in five days.
This tramway is one mile in length
and gives the San Toy company con-
nection from botn of their shafts di-
rect with the Mexican Central railrosa;
the lower terminal Of the tramway be-
ing connected with the Mexican Cen
trail railroad by 4 IL miles of broad
guage road owned and operated by
the San Toy company.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-01-23

ed at the mine of the Miami Copper
company at Red Springs, received in
juries which resulted in his death a
few hours later at the Old Dominion
hospital. The body was taken TO tae
morgue of F. L. Jones and Son and
an inquest held over the remains.
At the time of the accident. Mel
son was working in the shaft with a
number of. other miners. In some uIl-
accountable manner he lost his foot
ing and plunged headfirst down the
shaft. distance of twenty feet, strik-
ing the bail of the skip, crushing the
top of his skull in a frightful manner.
He was taken from the shaft in an
UNCONSCIOUS condition and never raj
lied He was removed TO the Old
Dominion hospital, where an opera
ton was performed but death enaIed
shortly after he was taken from the
operating table.
Nelson was a single man about
tweniy-four years of age and at one
time was employed in the Gold Coin
mine at Victor, Colo. He has cous-
in. Peter Nelson, who is employed at
the Copper Queen smelter in Doug
las. Superintendent Alsdorf states
that Nelson was a sober industrious
young man and a capable miner He
says that Nelson was ordinarily very
careful and he is unable to under
stand how Nelson lost his footing.
Nelson came here from Bisbee eight
months ago.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-01-23
WHERE is PETE7

Somewhere out in the wild and
woolly west Pete De Long, a supposed
ly young man who came west to make
his fortune or kill Indians and des-
peradoes, is treking around while an
anxious father back in Canute. Kan,
is bending all his energy and resources
to get trace of his wandering boy, as
is evidenced by the following placard
which has been distributed broadcast
over the west:
Pete De Long. Come home at once.
Mr.. T. d. Cook wants you to work
foE him.
The placard is signed by the father.
but it is doubtful If the inducement Of
work held out to the boy will be suf-
ficient to cause his return.
The mantle of Moses has fallen On
HoRe Smith," says an adnliring Geor-
Bisbee daily review., 1908-01-23

rapidly on.
The most interesting spot in the
Jerome district at the present time Is
at the Verde Grande mine, where re-
markable Roadway is being made in
shaft sinking and with satisfactory re-
suits. The shaft on this property is
now down 425 feet, in a formation
which is favorable to ore and which
continues to carry sulphides.
The southwest extension of the
Verde Grande, the Boston Jerome, is
now down with its shaft 127 feet and
In a formation of slate and schist,
which carries sprinkling of sui
phides and some very rich ore in small
! bunches.
Good news continues to come from
the Sycamore. property, where the ma
chinery continues to work without "a
hitch in consequence of which rapid
work is being done. Some fine sui
prides were shown in town this week
from that promising group of claims,
Thursday the Arkansas and Arizona
put In place the new pump which was
ordered to help relieve the shaft from
the heavyfIow of water encountered
last week. The work on this prop
erty viii continue with the usual ener.
gy shown by this company since il
first commenced work on its property.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-01-23
HIGHLAND MARY
IS INCORPORATED
Is Now the Sandia Mining &
Milling Company Of New
Mexico,
lAIhnnuernne Ionrnan


Ire Highland Mary mine On which
A. p Hunter began work last Sep
TENDER and which has caused Mr.. C.
G. Wilfong of Philadelphia to twice
visit this city. has been incorporated
under the name of the "Sandia Min,
ing and Milling Company of New Mex
leo" The incorporators are Chas. g
Wilfong, of Philadelphia, Pa ALBERT
p Hunter and j. Z. Elder of Albu-
querque.
The organization meeting OF the
company was held at the Office of the
company, room No. s, n. T. Armijo
building, on the 18th inst Col Hun.
ter was elected as the New Mexico
agent for the company. The directors
are Chas. G. Wilfong, Albert P. Hun
ter and j. z. Elder of Albuquerque,
James b. Stewart of Philadelphia,
Pa, S. S. Hartrant, Philadelphia, DR..
A. H. Miner. Philadelphia, and Chas.
H. Shaw of NoTristown, Pa.
Mr.. Wilfong has gone to the camp
to remain for a week or so. New and
permanent buildings have been erect
ed and force of men has been doubled.
More men viii be put to work as soon
as quarters can be provided for them.
: The company has also taken over
the Echo group, which adjoins tae
Highland Mary. These properties will
Work has already been started on the
Echo group and the showing fully
EQUALS that OF the Highland Mary.
Col. Hunter has also succeeded in
effecting another organization consist
ing OF Albert P Hunter, Is. B. Ward,
Chas. M. Skinner and D.M.Ferguson,
all of New York city, who have pur-
chased the "Swastika' group of min
eral claims, six in number, owned by
J. E. Elder and Cnas. Whiting of this
city. The "Swastika" is situated OIL
the top OF the mountain between North
canyon and the level mesa which pro
jects into the mountains about three
miles north of Coyote. Work will be
commenced with vigor on this new en-
terprise the coming week Col. Hun
ter is now busy purchasing supplies
to establish mis- new camp and is ready
to let a contract for sinking. Quite
a village has sprung up on the mesa
since September 3, and the new camp
has been named Echo" Col Hun
ter and Mr.. Wilfong will endeavor tc
establish a postoffice there Col. Hun
ter and Mr.. Wilfsng are now disburs
ing several thousands of dollars eacf
month on their new enterprises. ThiE
helps to stimulate business in a meas
ure in Albuquerque.
& L. G. Rosenfield and Dr. Chamber
lain OF this city are also making ar
effort to unearth the resources of thS
Sandia mountains in the same vicin
ity.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-01-23

Senator Tillman seems u have r.
signed first place TO that new cat up
from Arkansas
Bisbee daily review., 1908-01-23
DEMAND FOR
DEM STILL
VERY STRONG
Sells at SIS Readily, While Bids
of So Can Not Bring Out Any
Warren Stock On the Local
Market.
fBY Frank ]. Graf.l

At the opening of the market there
was considerable weakness displayed
and considerable stock was offered for
sale. After the second hour of the
market there seemed to be heavy buy,
ers coming into the market and soon
put up the price of stocks. Superior
& Pittsburg gained considerable
strength and closed at $14.00. Greene
Cananea closed as low as IS during
the day but at the close was being
bid at SS.3S. For some reason or
another, American took on very
heavy advance, sales being made at
IS at the close. American and DEM
are the only two of the present stock
that are in the development class and
very little buying affects the market
to some extent. DEM is in splendId
demand at IS, while Shattuck was
offered during the day at $20.50 vita
out bidders. Warren is being sought
after at Sc but this price fails TO
locate any stock. Butte & Arizona is
being well supported at 40 cents. The
outlook for the market for the bal
ance of the week is very encouraging
and better prices should be seen at
the close of the week.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-01-23
WALKER sRos.' LETTER.

Especial Wire to L. J. Overlook
NEW YORK, Jan. 22.-The market
today opened irregular and then sold
of sharply on traders catching stops
and Offering stocks down. There was
little support and particularly no com
mission house business. In the az
ternoon there was a rally Of shorts
covering, but when this was through
they sold off and continued weak uG-
til the close. The talk was bearish
and the professionals are trying to
break the market at every chance. We
look for an irregular market the rest
Of the week.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-01-23
MINER KILLED At CLOSE
(Globe silver Belt)

Falling twenty feet headlong down
a shaft and striking the bail OF the
Bisbee daily review., 1908-01-23
Mining, Smelters s Stock Quotations
JEROME REVIEWED
FOR LAST WEEK

The Jerome News gives the follow
ing resume of the Jerome mining dis
trict for the last week.
While there is nothing particularly
OF interest to report from the Jerome
copper belt this week, yet the splendid
showing OF confidence In this great
mineral district made by the eastern
investor during the late panic cannot
be told too often. AS through the days
when the copper market was shaken
from pillar to post, when the great
copper producers of the world either
reduced their output more than fifty
per cent or closed down completely,
the eastern investor was pouring
money into this district. not only to
keep up development work already
started, but to start development work
on new prospects. 1t is still coming
and in increased volume All of Je-
rome's local companies have an album.
dance OF money to develop their hold
ings.
At the United Verde three furnaces
are now at work and the output which
was reduced one-half. has been in
creased to two-thirds what it was be
fore the reduction and the installa.
tion of the new machinery with which
10 work the large new furnace goes