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The Washington bee., 1909-10-16
Mr.. FLETCHER MARRIED

Mr.. L. Graham Fletcher, one OF
the real estate agents in the city, was
quietly married Tuesday evening at
625 Acker street Northeast, to Mrs
M R. Dregraffenried, of Columbia
S. C., who is reputed to be a wealthy
widow.
The ceremony was performed by
Rev. John H. Burke, assisted by Rev.
McGill c. Pierce. Only personal
and intimate friends of the bride and
groom were present.
The Washington bee., 1909-10-16

inent colored lawyers and orators.
Editor w. Calvin Chase, of The Bee,
has also been invited. The meeting
is to be free, and all are welcome.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-26
MininQ Smolters and StOCR Quotations
WILL START WORK ON
 SIN PlvAl- PROPERTY

Jim Finch lefs yesterday for Los An geles where he goes for the purpose of transacting business with parties interested with him in the ownership of the Sin Rival mining property in che vicinity of Nacozari. One matter to be accomplished during the visit of Mir Finch in Los Angeles Is the or ganizatiOn of corporation for the pur- pose of holding the mining property of the Sin Rival >'ning company. This property is located between the Caradad mine and the Pilares mine and adioins the property recently ac- quired in that district by Fritz Konl meyer and R. L. Vaa Dusen. The Sin Rival property consists of 3sI perten- encias. one of the largest holdings in that section.
 Az soon as the Mexican corporation is comrlete it is the intention to be gin development work.
 Mir Finch stated that there is much activity now in the Nacozari district and several companies which began work during the last six months are already shipping ores to the shelter
 in this city. The mine owned by Kohlmeyer and Van Dusen is being worked at two different points: a tun- nel has been driven eighty feet into a copper ledge which shows l 1-2 per cent copper value and in an open cut high grade ore is being taken out which will run more than p per cent copper. A carload of this high grade rock is now about ready to send to the Copper Queen shelter.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-26
COPPER RANGE.

Houghton, Mich.-It has been an- ncunced that the Copper Range Con solidated Mining company is to aban- don the option on the Globe lands. Re suits there nave been disappointing- The company expended Q large sum in proving this property. in an effort to find values in the Baltic lode. but it yas money well spent, and an out lay that would have been voted by any progressive and up-tO-date maE- agement. The chance to get bis mine in the Globe lands, for practi- cally nothing, was worth going after. In the Champion property. the drifts from "E' shaft are extended over 5000 feet toward the Globe lands, and the naturalization holds good, and means that when shaft F" goes down, upwards of 2000 feet from ''E'' shaft it will at once command runs of ground reserves already opened up, blocked out. and prepared for stoping, so that if the management have, ap- parently, been slow in starting the new shaft, they have been opening and proving the ground that will be adjacent to the shaft, and now know that shaft .'F'' will do down and tap well mineralized runs of ground on the big Baltic lode.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-26
PHeLPs-DooeE AND
 THE SOUTHWEST
Cooper Era)

fCOpper ErAt
 The Phelps-Dodge interests are not 'osing any time in getting down to business on that Douglas to Courtland svtension. observes the Fl Paso Her i'd.
 These people ars active. energetic Aard-working individuals. inbued with he true spirit of the west, such peO- 0le as have made and are making the vest the greatest place on earth They are at the front in every move ment for building up the section, con servative, yet not afraid to risk a venture that locks as if il might pay. f that venture is going io do the en- tire section any good.
 They do not confine their work to railrcad development and ming op- erations. either. but they believe iu developing other enterprises that fol- low the opening of mines and the building of railroads: and they crcu- ate their money freely and help every community they enter.
 El Paso. says the Herald. owes much 10 the Phelps Dodge interests and their money: the benefits are apparent every day and are increasing as the Phelps-Dcdge interests increase and Fl PasO becomes more and more a commercial metropolis.
 This big corporation put many Of the liveliest of the southwest towns on the map and it is making them great CT each year and putting others into the great galaxy of active southwest crn communities.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-26
COPPERS IN GOOD DEMAND
 IN MkRKEI I
Better Tone Prevailed-Globe Stocks Little Affected By Labor Trouble - Railroad Stocks Were Stronger.
tBy Frank J. Graf.)

Today's market had a somewhat bet ter tone. and the more active coppers showed slight gains. due no doubt to the decision of the Washoe shelter case. Amalgamated. and Anaconda showed slight advances. and we would net be surprised to see better prices in these issues. The balance of the .ist. while firm. is cniet and practically unchanged. The Globe stocks we're not affected to any great extent, al. ihOuga there was some selling az the opening. but they seemed to rally. and showed but little change over the close of Saturday. Local curbs arc dull and lifeless. Superior & Pit s5E-g IS cGered at S16.00. without takers. Shat tuck holds at s20.50. with a saif de rland. Savanna is slightly sfr0nge~ with better demand. Greene Canaaea was fir-ner at SIPS. North Butte Uas sold rather heavily. but held ul fairly Ttl. Globe Consolidated is weak without a bid in the market Live Oaks was offered at s3.75 without Jsk. CTS. New Works. especially rail' ads. ere stronger. We lcok for q lifeless market tomorrow with the ex .t-Ytion { a few Butte stOsis. which may see higher prices.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-26
DICK 6 BROTHERS LETTER.

Especial Wire to L J. Overlock)
 NEW YORK. Jan. 25.-The unfav- orable developments since the first of the year have destroyed a bullish tone to the market. and We would have had an ugly saggilg market until some of the unfavOrable features were ont of the way, except for one thing, and that is the ease for money. which bids to spread all over the world. The success of the Russian loan is likely to result in the shipment O. enor- nous amount of gold to England. and .it would not be surprising to see London investing in our higher grade bonds and they are going to have 9 pretty hard time to buy any large amount Ot them. The absorption of the highest grade bonds bringing the second into notice. and so on. It is this continued movement that has stopped the stock market from going down. While we see only a trading market ahead. it is a market to buy in and not to be short Of.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-26
PAINEs COPPER LETTER.

Special Wire to l. J. OverioclSp
 BOSTON. Jan. 25-Judge Hunts de cision in the case of Washoe Smeltel should be big bull card on the Butte stocks. On the announcement of the decision under the leadership of Amalgamated, all the local copper shares showed 9 rally of about 2 point. but the time was too short for The real effect of the decision to be felt. The first hour tomorrow will determine whether the public can be interested in stocks at present prices Ii TO buying appears. then the market will certainly decline further. One house with Pittsburg connections sold 1000 shares of North Butte to- day. and New York houses were sell CTS of Butte Coalition The offerings oi Greene were light and scattered, bids from New York made the price strong all day. We see no reason yet for taking the bull position on the market and advise sales on all rail iGE
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-26
PREPARE FOR TEN-sTAmP MILL

Development work on the Lost Gulch mine is soon to be resumed perma- nently, according to a statement made by President J. T. Harrington of the Lost Gulch United Mines company.
 At present. theTe is only a foreman and few men at work on the prop erty. engaged principally in clear ng out the old workings and overhauling the old mill, which is to be moved to more advantageous spot, but the company Is preparing to put in ten stamp fill of modern design and begin work in earnest as soon as possible
 This is the only gold-mining prop .osition being worked in the district, but Mr Harrington, in conversation expressed himself as delighted with the prospects. He showed specimens of ore from various deptAs. the values of which ran from SIS ton to 5000. and declared that he was confident that there was much to be done in gold mining in Globe district.-Silver Belt.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-26
BOSTON 6 UTAH.

The Boston & Utah Copper company is financed and controlled by Boston capitalists who have made their for tunes in the red metal and the fact that they had the ground thoroughly examined by competent experts before investing augurs well for the the fu- ture of the company and the camp.
 During the past year this company has spent q large sum of money in making wagon roads and erecting buildings suitable for the accommoda- ton of about twenty-five men. It has prospected the surface of it's ground by numerous tunnels and shafts. and early next spring will install machin- cry 10 facilitate the completion of a working tunnel. which will cross-cut 8 number Of known veins and tap-a large deposit of copper ore at a depth of 2000 feet.-Salt Lake Herald.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-26
cUmsERLkNoELY OUTPUT

The output of the Cumberland-Ely Copper Co. for January, based upon the returns for the first ten days Of tho month. would be estimated at l. 50C, 900 pounds This would compare with about l.100.000 produced in De cember The latest figures received regarding costs indicate that the com pany Is now producing copper at not more taan s cents pound. While the company already has railroad connec- tions of it's own, having a half interes, in the Nevada & Northern Railroad Co. 1t is said that should the pro jected new road from Ely. New. to Goldfieid be built. ft win bring a large quantity of ore for treatment to the Steptoe smelteT. which is owned jointly by the Cumberland-Ely and the Nevada Consolidated Co.,. thus increas- ing the revenues of the former com pany.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-26
UNITED STATES STEEL.

Messrs. Wrenn Bros. & Co. issue a circular on United States Steel, which they conclude as follows:
 No loss of earning power is to be cxDected from a reduction of the tariff duties Tle rate of duty act ually collected has already fallen from GS.4I per cent in 1891 to 2s.S3 per cent in 1907. and with it all our iron and iteel industry has made the most eN- tIaordinary progress. Steel common is rapidly passing rom the speeula- tive 10 the investment class Of securi- ties. and aside from the adverse trade conditions existing for the time being. there Is nothing in sight to check it's progress. We believe the apprecia- ton in it's intrinsic value will continue at about the same rate as in the past and We recommended It's purchase re gardless of the immediate course or prices.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-26

SILVER CITY, x. NJ. Jan. 2S.-Sil yer City is starting the new year with a renew al of actiylTy in all its tribd' tary miaing districts. and the present outlook is for year of great pros perfty.
 The best known mining districts tributary to this city are the Mogoi- lon. Socorro county; the Little Burro, Santa Rita, Central. Fierro. Hanover and Pines Altos districts. with the Mogoilon. Burro mountain and Santa Rita districts showing the greatest activity.
 Thirty Stamp Mill.
 The Socorro Mines company. oper- atins in the Mogollon district. is erect ing a 90 stamp min for the treatment of its gold and silver ores and the machinery is now being hauled from this city to the company properties The company will use the cyanide process. in addition Co it's other meth Ods of ore handling.
 The Last Chance property in the same district. continues its activity and is a strong producer.
 cole-Ryan Afser Property.
 The best information obtainable is to the effect that the Leopold prop critics, belonging to the Burro Noun tain Copper company, which has made the district famous. are under option to the Cole-Ryan copper syndicate. Ru- mors are numerous as to the sale oi the property and a sale may be an- nounced any day. The company has a 800 ton mill on these properties and has probably 100000 tons Of ore blocked out above the 200 foot level.
 According to rumor the same people have acquired the Tyrone properties, also with a very large tonnage block ed out.
 Railroad lnto Mountains.
 As these properties have establish ed their value. the sale will be made all right and with the sale will come a railroad into the Burro mountains, and 8 period of prosperity such as has for years been enjoyed by Bisbee. Cananea and other great copper camps
 Prospects Fer Good Year.
 Owing to the depression in the cop her market. all Of last year teasers at santa Rita have not made much mon ey, but they have the ore ready and with the present market. expect a very prosperous year. The Known mineral land in the immediate yieini- ty of Santa Rita is owned by the Santa Rita Copper company. and a liberal leasing policy has been in effect for a number of years, and in addition to liberal leases. the company endeavOrs to protect and encourage it's lessees in every possible way. The product
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-26
NEvADA-uTAH.

Sali iAkc.-Captain MacVechie Is quoted as saying: "But from what ! have seen while at Pioche. there is not the slightest doubt in my mind but Pioche is going to become very won deTful camp 1 was very much i'm pressed with what I saw in the prop critics of tle Ohi0-Kentucky. There is a tremendous tonnage of ore in sight in this mine. but understand the company Is handicapped in carrying out it's plans by joint ownership with the Nevada-Utah. These differences ought to be dmicably adjusted some way: it would be better for all con eerned and it would make a great dif ference to tdis camp. The OAio-Ken lucky alone would justify the erection ol a large smelteT."
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-26
MICH. MINING MAN
 WSITSGLOBEP PROPERTY
Chynoweth Pleased With the Outlook for the Arizona
 Commercial.
lGIobe snrer BelLl

Captain James Caynowe h and his eldest son. William Chynoweth. of Cai- umet. M Mich.. arr wed last ght on the delayed train. Captain Chynoweth is president of the Arizona Michigan Mining company. which was organized at Calumet in December last, to de velor and operate a promising proper " adjoining the Arizona Commercial and ouper.or & Boston or the north.
 Captain Chynoweth is one of the best known mining men Of Lake Mich igan district, having for many years been superintendent of several of the prominent Michigan copper mines. About two and half years ago he re tired from active participation in the mining affairs of the Lake district. and has since taken quite an interest in the development of copper proper ties in the Globe district He was in fluential in the organization Of the Superior 6 Boston Copper company. which has achieved large measure of suecess. and was it's first president. The Arizoua Michigan was floated with the greatest success. the stock being many times oversubscribed.
 Captain Caynoweth and his son will remain here about ten days, which will afford the captain ample time to ex- anime the companys property and con fer with the local nIanageme nt regard ing plans for it's development and equipment three-compartment s1afr was started soon after the con mencement of the year and in sinking which satisfactory progress is being made Mine Foreman N. A. Nelson is in charge of the work. General Man ager s. w. Cl2wsOn being temporarily absent in Los Angeles The new shaft Is being sunk for the purpose of de veioping the western part of the com; upany's ground, through which tlere runs several strong and well mineral ized leads. Some work is also being
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-26
REVIEW OF MINES IN
 SILVER CIIY DISTRICT

of this camp is always marketed to the best advantage. as the Santa Rita company is Standard oil connection and it gives it's leasers the benefit of it's market facilities and saves them many annoyances and losses.
 smeIter May Open Seon.
 Pinos Altos is not doing much at present, because of the closing down of the smelter at Silver City. but a number of mine owners in the district are preparing for operations and ex- pect the shelter to start ID very soon. This district has some famous prop critics, capable of producing a large tonnage, and all that is needed to piake the district an active produc- CT is an opportunity to reduce the ores produced.
 Fierro to Be Lively.
 Fierro is not doing very much be- cause of the slowness of the copper market and the trouble which arose between the Colorado Fuel & Iron company and the owners of the iron deposits worked by that company un- der lease. The owners leased to the c. F. < l. company under an agree ment prohibiting tho shipping of iron ore carrying more than two per cent copper. and they cleim the company has been violating the contract Dy shipping seven per cent copper in the iron.
 This trouble coming with the closing down of the company works in Pueb- To. caused "A suspension of work on the properties of the camp. It is un- derstoOd that all difficulties have been arranged. Other properties in the dis trict are being steadily developeu.
 Savanna Is Active.
 The Savanna Copper company. which is a consolidation or the Cop ped Gulf company with the old Com manche Mining and Smelling com pany. is pushing renair work on the big shelter. which indicates an early resumption of smeltiEg operations.
 The present capacity of the smel ter of the Savanna company is about 250 tons daily. and with it in opera tion. the mining districts tributary are all active. A Earrow gauge rail road connects the shelter and concen- trator with the mines of Pinos Altos. and ores and concentrates from the other districts are hauled in by wag- ons.
 Big Deals Pending.
 With the Savanna smelter in full operation. Silver City will be the best mining town in New Mexico. and one of the best in the southwest.
 A number of large mining deals are now pending here. with the prohabii- ities in favor of two good sales being closed soon.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-26
LOGAN 6 eRYAN's REVIEW.

Special Wire to L J Overloef.l
 NEW YORK. Jan. 25.-Tradins during today's session was compare tiyeiy light. with operations for the most part professionals The most favorable feature was the good de. mand for the Erie bio to lien bonds. which seems to indicate that the de- cision in regard to the bond issue win be favorable. C. & O. and Beet Sugar were iB active demand, whereas Am erican Cotton Oil was weak on profit taking. The Steel issues were firm and shorts covered in Amalgamatec. At the same time several attempts were made to force liquidation in Shelters A good demand developed for Big Four. which is in line with our recent advices to the effect that per cent guarantee is likely on the issues by the Lake Shore in the near future The high price issues con tinue to mark time and specialties from time to time are more active and the list undoubtedly will continue to be of this character for some weeks.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-26
UNITED STATES RUBBER

New York-The storm of the last few days is the most favorable Of the season thus far for the United States Rubber Co. The most recent stcrn was general and 1t Is believed will stimulate the footwear trade all along the line. The stocks in the hands of both jobbers and retailers sre reported as having been light during the season thus far.
 A prominent director of the Uaited States Rubber O.. wao had much to do with formulating the recently an- ncunced financial plan. says that un- doubtedly it Is the most important plan ever brought out in the interests or the Rubber company.
 The company's finsnces were i1 bad shape when the present management
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-26

took hold. hut he points out that under this plan outstanding obligations are consolidated and he is confident that long before the maturity of tlle new
 bonds. the company will be in a posi- ton tO take care of them with case.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-26
KEweesAw COPPER co.

The annual meeting of the Kewee- nav Copper Co. win bs aeld at 42 Broadway. New York. on Tuesday, feh. 9. at 1i:30 2. m.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-26

The German people have merely handed Emperor William a sort of reign check. as it were.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-26
STAG CANON LUMP
for Domestic Use

for Domestic Use DAWSON COAL . COKE for Steam and Shelters. Write T. W. Hause. Sales Agent about Stag Canon Coal
 El Paso. Texas-
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-26

done near the eastern end Of the pros,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-30
POR CARLOS DICKENS

'-5Que ocurre, Esersme pregunt6 Ricardo pues
aunque estaba Gle espadas la puera, haba eldo mi
sembante que suceda agO.
Drgl la vista Allan pdiendole consejo, al verle in
cnar la cabeza cendOme que ST. incline hacia
e enfemo lie die 10 que pasaba. En- tanto mi tutor que
habIa acercado mi pusO la de Ricardo
i All, senor cuanta bondad Lexclam6 este prorrum-
piento llantO
NJ Jarudyce ocup6 mi sia sin soltar la mano de Ri
cardo, lie dijo:
slo ell SOL Todos hemos andado mas extraviados
pero ique mporta 81 va caro nuestro arededor?
SC6mo va, amigo mios
Esoy muy debl pero espero recobrar las fuerzas:
go que emprender
-Muy bien pensado,-djo mi tutor
y creed que SECURE el caminO de antes-a6adi6
Ricardo trste sonrisa la lecci0n ha dura mas
creed que me ha aprovechado.
Bien, ho mio muy ben !-exclam6 mi tutor con voz
carinosa
-Ahora msmo estaba pensandO que 10 que mas gustO
me darla seria la de Ester Woodcourt 81
pudes if ALA as que estuviese POGO meor me parece
que pronto me pondria bueno.
-LO mismo dec1amOs esta maIana,-cOntest0 mi tutors
no hemos habado de ora Ester yo durante al
Me parece que maridO tendra en- clio Difficult
tad ninguna.
Ricardo sonro alarg6 la Allan que sc ha
llaba q espaldas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-07-30
Cronica espanola
DE soBREMEsA

Y aun hay vanidosos. Esto pensaba
-yo el otro dia, ante ell mausoleo de Chue-
ga, inaugurado con. +. Ssolemnidad?
IL Oh, 81 Demasiada solemnidad
Amables Oradores, lisonjeros poetas
mos hablaron del pueblo ALI presente pa
ra honrar a su milsico. :. ! FL pueblo?
Yo no lie vi por ninguna parte. ALI no
sestabamos mas que los precisos opera
rios. ell grupo de siempre los de obliga-
4ion no todos.
Las bellas artistas de nuestros teatros
salcgaron Ell disculpa de su ausencia. la
hora Inconvenience; hora de ensayos .
de secci6n vermouth -. Naya por
Dios! Para que mejor OCCASION juzga-
ran las empresas que valia la pena de
s.onceder un dia de aslleto a sus artistas?
Y este por Chueca, el popular, ell glo-
rioso entire todos. sSe entera usted, Sc
nor don Nadie? listed, ell que cree ha-
ber conquistado ell derecho a la lnmOr
7alidad. con una cronica cOlorista 8
con un sonetO cincelado; usted, el que
.apenas Sc digna saludar los amigos,
va usted por esas calles. despreciandO
las baldosas que pisa; indigno pedestal
de su grandeza :. No lie aprovechara
4 usted de NADIA esta lecciOn y tantas
ptrase Citrate vanidad!, como dice Ell
Rey Lear. Aprende que no es precise
salir de Espaia para que ell nombre de
Ceivantes sea ignorado; que de Zorri-
lie, el popular poeta. no hay, fuera del
consabido circulo, quien sepa mas ALA
del s.Tenorio''; y yo sc de personals
bastante cultas, que confundieron al poe
ia con el politico.
Como nos enganamos unos d otrOs
con este de la popularidad! Sc lamen-
taba I'm buen sefior, ndignamente puesto