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The San Francisco call., 1909-04-18
Cornstarch Pudding
Mrs :. f.. Cornelius. 3f5 Lowell street,
san Francisco

Take a quart of milk and sweeten to
taste Let come TO a boil in a double
boiler. Have ready three heaplng
tablespoonfuls of cornstarch diluted
with a little milk. and the yolks OF
three eggs Add this to the milk when
boiling and stir rapidly. Let cook
two or three minutes after IL has
thickened Draw to the back of the
stove before adding one teaspoOnful
of good vanilla havOring. as cooking
destroys the flavor after it has been
added. Reserve the whites OF the eggs
to the last. Pour the cOrnstarch into
individual mOlds and Put away till
cold Turn out on a glass dish and
heap the stiffiy beaten whites OF the
eggs with a little sugar over them and
then cover with chopped walnuts or
macarOons-
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-18
Sensible Hints
Mrs. b. schmidts. Jamestown. Cal.

curl at the corners the difficulty may
be remedied with thin piece of lead
such as is used by the department
at the corners, and insert the lead.
which will weight the corners sufici-
emily to keep them in place Occa-
sionally the whole side OF a rug will
curl up. In this case a strip long
enough to run entire length should be
put in.
To Keep Gloves From slipping
Draw common hat elastic through
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-18
A Good Way to Dispose of
Vegetable Parings

Mrs. y. r.. Smith. r. o. BOx -. BenIcia
Put parings into an old pan, which
should be used for nothing else and let
them stand in the oven until thor
oughly dry They may then be burned
like shavings or paper.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-18
Apple Sauce Cake
Nellie Morrison. 553 Oak street. SaA
Francisco

Cream together one cup OF sugar,
half a cup butter. add one teaspoonful
mixed spices, one teaspoonful nutmeg
One cap raisins, one cup sour apple
sauce.
Dissolve one teaspoonful OF soda in
a little warm water and add to rest;
let mixture foam. then add two cups
flour. Bake in slow oven three-quar-
ters of hour.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-18
Pink or Spanish Beans
Mrs. VI. Covert. 5s7 twentieth street
Oakland

u
Oakland
One pint of pink or Spanish beans.
one can tomatoes or equal in ripe ones
SIX large onions. two chilli peppers
morning pour off the water and cover
with boiling water and cook until ten
DER; then add one-fourth pound salt
pork and the peppers To make the
Spanish sauce, one-half cup equal parts
fresh lard and olive oil, put in large
Trying pan, add the onions, sliced thin
and two cloves of garlic, cut fine; fry
gently TO a light brown. add a couple
of bay leaves, the tomatoes, salt and
black pepper TO taste. Simmer one
hour. stirrlng frequently; be careful
not TO scoPch IL while simmering Add
the Spanish to the beans and slowly
boil for three hours, salt to taste after
cooking one hour. Cook on asbestos
mat, stir frequently 10 keep from burn
Ing. Follow the Instructions closely
and you will have one of the most de-
licioust dishes ever put before an cpl
cure.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-18
Celery Fritters

A. Z. JOchmus, lis Eighteenth street,
Pacific Grove
Make batter of two eggs. a cup
of milk. salt. heaping tablespoonful
of baking powder, little over a cupful
of flour or enough to make a rather
stiff dough. Take crisp celery stalks
and cut in four inch lengths. stand in
boiling salted water for 10 minutes,
dry on a napkin. dip the celery in the
batter, fry in deep fat and when a
golden brown drain on brown paper.
Serve very hot with lemon sauce.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-18
Brod Torte

Eleanor Anderson. 7S3 Fifth Avenue.
Richmond District, San Francisco
Separate IL eggs and beat yolks half
an hour. Add a half pound powdered
sugar sifted three times to eggs and
beat again. Half pound ground almonds,
one cup of grated zweiback German
toast, add half a cup brandy to the
crumbs, half pound sweet chocolate
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-18

curtains ON which It Is used have only
the ruffie trimmed. the braid being
used In vine and flower pattern or
in scroll design on the edge of the
ruffles. Heavier muslin. that which is
quite opaque after embroidering. is
also used for these curtains and
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-18
To Clean Net and Chiffon Wells
h. f. Williamson. 333 Twenty-fOurth
street. Oakland

street, Oakland
To cleanse and freshen wells of net
or chiffon. dip into alcohol and squeeze
out gently. Do this twice, letting the
dirt settle and pouring off the top of
the alcohol for the second bath Spread
on a white surface to dry, pulling
gently into shape. This gives the wells
their original stiffness and makes them
antiseptic.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-18
ST PRIZE
TriIby Cream

sfrs. I'd G. Long, n. +. ID. 3, Henidsburg
one pint OF thick. sweet cream
xsbfpDed. half cup sugar, five drops OF
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-18
Tipsy Pudding

Mrs. A. A. williams, 324 Douglass
Street, san Francisco
Put pint of sweet milk on the stove
to boil. Separate the yolks and whites
of four eggs and beat the yolks until
very light. Mix four tablespoonfuls of
flour with a little water until smooth
and add the yolks, mix we'll When
milk starts to boil stir in half cup Of
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-18

there fis no difficuIty to enc oiInter in
placing the chairs and tablez AS every
housewife knows, book shelves resting
on the floor present a serious problem
when it comes to giving good positions
to the other furnishi6gs.
couch seems 60 belong naturally
in room of this style. 1t suggests re-
pose and cozY spot in which to re-
cline and rest while enjoying good
book The most attractive way TO
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-18
DAINTY DRAPERIES
.6r tie
BEDROOM WIND OWS
t11l1Y1lc{pHH
l4xRSAR6G

M the matter of furnishing the use
of delicate white material for the
window draperies of bedrooms contin-
ues in favor, for daintiness is the first
requisite of such hangings, especially
for a woman's bedroom. and nothing
can vie with the sheer white hangings
in this quality.
Among the materials which are now
most popular for this purpose are very
sheer linen-the most expensive of the
materials employed-sheer batiste, cot
ton etamine and India and French lawn.
The fashion of the moment calls for the
use of very fine embroidery, in delicate
rather than elaborate patterns, for hem
stitching and other varieties of fine
needle work and for the use of very
narrow fine lace insertions and edgings
for the trimmings of such hangings
The idea seems to be to secure fineness
of quality and perfection of finish
rather than elaboration of detail or
striking designs. Among the very new
est ideas for trimming these curtains
is the employment of narrow white
braid to carry out the design, rather
than embroidery.
This braid. when used on fine ma
terial. is most effective. Some of the
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-11
5. ?. COMING NOT PROPERLY
 CELEBRATED
Douglas Should Boost For the New Line and invite All Off, ciaIs Is Opinion of An enthu- siast of Copper City

Well, I sec that the Southern Pa cihc is coming to Douglas" said a Douglas boCztcr, "but I haven't seen any hilarious manifestations of joy among the populaee over this surest of sure things. Why, from the way the people of Douglas have been talk ing during the past two or three years about how much the Espee is needed here. and what Q benefit the roal would be to the town. and how the peO- pie are crushed without railroad com petition, and all those things-you know: you've heard that line of talk one would expect tha5 when the South ern Pacific got under way one would hear the business Ilen and the people generally just Hhooping up things. But have they whOcped? Nary a whOop. Why 1T Douglas had been Goldheld under these conditions yOu would have seen great GemOnstra- ton the very first night official infor- nation had been received. Red fire would have lighted up the town. fire works would have Ecen sent skyward, a holiday would have been declared aud-vho knows ?--some Of the ccle- brants might have shot up the town.
 While the people here have not as yet lost their lethargy, there Is still time for them to ginger up and tear loose over the Esgee. The engineers have promised it will be here in sixty days. Prior to that time some one should wake up and set some sort of a celebration on foot. Give the Espec the glad hand when the first train whistles for the Pirtleville crossing Make her think she Is the most beney- olent corporation On earth and that Douglas is real glad to have her in is midst. If necessary, declare a public holiday and turn tte town wide open. She has been somnoient since July { of last year and it will do her good to be rudely wakened. Let's have a big time. Invite every Southern Pa ciflc man from Section Boss Finegan to Big Boss Hartman. Let the town fanfare a welcome to the world and get on the may again"
 That the Southern Pacific Is ex pccting to receive it's share of bust ness upon the completion of the ex tension from Pearce to Douglas Is in dicated by the presence in the city of w. E. Barnes, travelling freight and passenger agent for that railroad whose headquarters are al Fl Paso In fact, Mir. Barnes admitted that the Southern Pacific is very optimistic of It's future relation with the business interests of this city- He spent yes terdnv and today among the mer. chants talking up business for sis line.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-11
MINING MEN ARE ANXIOUS FOR LAWS
Revision of Present, Mining Code to Be Chief Aim of
 6oldfield Mining Congress

DENVER, Colo, Feb. 9.-Impelled by the pressing need that exists for q complete revision of the laws cover ing metalliferous mining. the Ameri- can Mining congress is arranging to present forcibly 10 the federal cen gress at it's next session a year hence, the demands of western mining man Tor the amendment of the old. and the passage of new statutes regulat- ing mining. This viii be one of the principaA themes 10 be discussed at the next annual session of the con eress to be held at Goldfield. New. next fall. and the mining men of Ari- zona and Sonora who comprise the ArizoDa-Sonora branch of the Mining congress, will, in conjunction with the other branches. frame new mining code This will be done by eliminat- jug so far as possible the undesirable features Of the present United States, Mexican and British Columbia laws, and incorporating all that Is good in to this new code. The united recon mendation Of these subsidiary organi- zations will be presented to the Min ing congress at its next session. From there, the matter wlL be taken dirccl to the congress of the United States.
 The agitation in mining circles at present favOrs the elimination of the law of the apex, which is a prolific source of litigation. and has been the cause of much loss in mining. A sat isfactory solution Cf this question alone will have a decidedly whole some effect upon investing classes and 1t win make capital for western mining enterprises more easily sc cured. It has always been the aim of the Mining congress Co attract cap iJal for western mining enterprises, by eliminating. SO far as possible. the objectionable features from the in. dusrty.
 Arizona has attracted wide atten tion to her course with regard to the law Of the apex. ano the freedom Of her big companies from lawsuits, par ticularly where they have common side and end lines, is the cause of ad- miration
 Tn other points, as ih the case CT the vexations apex, Arizona is expect cd to set the pace for other mining district, and the attempt Of her min ing men to draw ID suitable laws for all sections will ke watched with In tense interest.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-11
PAINE. WEBER 6 co.

Special Wire 10 l.. J. Oyer!OcA.i
 BOSTON. Feb. 10.-The loc1! lna-- Eet was extremely active toslay, show ing great strength all thrDuEn the list. it Is clearly evident now th;t the Calumet 6 Hecla and Osctola in- ;eIssts are coming to a satisfactory settlement. People closely sitaaled with the c & II. were tho principal buyers of Isle Royal today. Forty Is the price mentioned 10 be paid for the property. Another strong show ing Is Senaca, which jumped f5 points on the cIirh today. East Butte was again leader today, rallying a point further and closing at the top. Don't be afraid to buy and hold this stock. il certainly looks like winner now. We feel very bullish on the outlook, especially for the lake coppers, and believe that when full reports of the deals are given out we shall have a real boom in eucA stocks. The float inc s'Iuniv IS very small. owing to tae great amount which has been absorb ed during the past, and advances will be very sharp in most cases. The rar~rt cf the copper producers ass0- ciation today shows the stock of un- consumed copper in this county Is cniy 122l000.000 pounds. is an extrme- y builish factor on the metal market, especially when onD considers that a part of this stock of copper has been sold and is awaiting shipment to con sCmerS.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-11
VULTURt PROPtRIY
 ACTIVELY DEVELOPING
|. N. Taylor Leaves For East After Visit to Mine Near PhOenix-FindS Old Prop eTty Again Active Producer

Ready to tell the investing public Of the east the exact truth ccucarn- ing tSc Nulture mine, l. AL Taylo- Cf the firm of l. N. Taylor & Co, is .P Phoenix today on his way back to 3oston, says the Arizona GaZeVe.
 Air. Taylor has just completed c clcse inspection of the Yulture under the direction of Manager Angus R. >f2ekay. who Is also in Pho2niN to- day but wno will return to tho miEo. Ar. Taylor seemed highly pleased wi,h what he had seen and predicted that the old Euiture. which was 0ig dividend payer in the early days cf inc territory, would again become @ producer
 "Thc people w;rG have the Vulurc HOW are the kind wko have plenty uf money and will stick to q" said MT. Taylor They have purchased 5he property with the full intention Cf operating it on large scale. And the time when the Vulture will again begin paying big dividends Is not far off now
 "One of the leading men of the ne~ Vglture company Is Hon Robert Mackay ef Montreal, Canada. Mir. Mackay Is one of the most influential men in the dominion, being a member Of iho Canadian senate. He is a Ci- rector Of the Bank Of Moutrsal. Royal Trust company and Canadian Pacific railway vice president Of the Cau- adian Bell Telephone company and prl sident of the Shanmigan Power company. We nave two other influ- eUtial men in our company iu Fred CTick W. Rickwen Of Albany. New York director Of the First National hank of that city and F. C. E'risbie cf Hartford. Connecticut. a director C5 the Charter Oak National bank
 Our engineers are A. R. Mackay aad w. $. Hutchinson. both or whom graduated from the Massachusetts In- s-itGte Of Technology fifteen years 'asC. They have been engaged in practical mining ever since. Our superintendent al the mine is Robert Johns, who was superintendent of the King of Arizona when that mine was money maker
 eSpeakiGg of the work nov going on at the mine. Mir. Mdckay said that about 4 men are now at work. most Cf whom are engaged in development
  operations in the lower levels The mill Is being operated for the pur- pose of taking care of the ore as t is taken out instead of piling it on tEc dump. The ore which is run through the mill yields good value.
 The people who have the Nulture E-w are not spending any time fool nE around tEe upper levels, but have gone right 10 the bottom. The mine is being properly developed for the Urzt time iu great many years. ID a few days We will start drilling ? deep well, which 1t is thought viii furnish enough water for all present needs. There is fair supply of wa Ter in the shaft at a depth of 30i feet, but the well may have to be sunk 500 feet or more. Later on oth gr wells may be drilled
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-11
DICK BROS MARKET LETTER

Special Wire to L.. ]. Overlock)
 NEW YORK, Feb. 0.-Amalgamat- cd and Shelters, together with Ma tional Lead issues were conspicuous today for their strength and shorts covered freely on reports 10 the el- feet that the merchantablc copper supply on hand on January ist was slightly over 12O.0O0000 pounds, which. together with January produc- tion of tl2,000, ,000 pounds would seem Co indicate that the visible supply is about 16O 600, ,O00 pounds, computing January consumption at about 7O,O00,- 900 pounds The above runor, 1T verified. would change the aspect ma terially If the conditions surrounding the copper metal market and a great many traders bought stocks. The railroads responded in the late trad ing to the strength in the metal is sues. and the close was near the best prices of the day. United States Steel stocks were inclined to lag on reports of heavy price cutting by independ- ents, but good support was noted From the tone of the market at the close. it would seem that prices dur ing the early trading are likely to be higher. but public interest i5 still or limited proportion.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-11
REDUCTION Is PRODUCERS
 GREAT NEED
Canada. Mexico and This Country Producing An Aver age of l10,C00,O00 Pounds a mOnth of Copper

New YOrE.-Deyeicpmeuts in copper during the current week have been anything but encouraging. it is true that some copper has been sold at l51z cents a pound, but the amount was too smsl to warrant the state ment t-at the reduction stimulated conditions. Mith this country, Can ada and Mexico turning out copper at the rate Of something like 11O.000.000 pounds a month, sales of even 20,000,- 900 pounds cn a reduction of one cent a pound could not be regarded as large.
 Producers admit that the situation is discOurashig, but are hoping that conditions will change for the better by spring. They say stocks of cop per are not as large as many people believe. Consumers declare they are just as we'll posted on copper stocks as the copper producers. Tley gure that their plants have been consunl- ing copper at the rate Of 59 per cent of normal for F or months, and cannot see how stocks have been kept down when the record breaking pro duction of copper is taken into consid- eration. As one consumer rut 4;
 If the surplus copper is not car rled in tEis country. then il is carried in Europe Tle Copper Producers as sociat on was active. We all knOn how deceiving they were.
 It would b a good thing If ths copper producers made some effort to curtan production. We have glutleo the markets of Europe. and if We knew the facts the stocks abroad would show up much larger than 53, O00 tons. Now the copper producers are working their mines overtime ln the gace of a 70 per cent consumption and conditions will be as bad helv ds they now are abroad if something is not done tO cut down the output. European copper dealers have been buying copper on the theory taat n would advance as soon as business began to recover. But the business recovery has been slower than cx- pected and millions of pounds of cop per stored abroad are waiting for market It is the foreign copper sit nation that is depressing the metal market. as our surplus supplies have been going abroad
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-11
SUPERIOR.

Houghtoa. Mieh.-With its plant in full operation SuPeriOr's No. shaft Is sinking below the 10th level. Tue creation Of new openings continues without interruption and with appzf- eutly better results. as the drifts WoIK u0rthward toward the Isle Royale foG1dary. The general average or rock rirct is somewhat lower. the >z.csu sutic1zd showing north being mere than offset by pOrer ground in
 galch tte south drifts are now drift sag. Mineral is being refined at tne gIlhbeu snelter as fast as produced
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-11

Boston-M F. Appelbaum. president Of the New York Metal Selling com pany says: The price of copper was on Tuesday lowered to 13 1-2 cents. We immediately effected sales of 2000 tons. the bulk of it for February de livery. and the balance for March. It Is reasonable to assume that the to- tai of other sales made about 5000 to e900 tons. The price was advanced to 6 1000 tons. which figure is now be- ing asked by all Of the selling com panies.
 'Tt Is very easy to explain why @ much larger business is not effected at the moment. as the consumers, es- pecially in this country, are waiting for the statistics which Will be pub
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-11

NEW YORK, Feb. 10.-Although dull the market was decidedly strong in tone today, showing that the supply of stock for sale Is extremely small and buying orders, however small, ad- yanced prices pronOunccdly. Today the copper and Smelling shares ana southwestern railroads were leaders. The combination of duliness and
 strength should be regarded as satis'
 acICry If not actually encouraging. IL Is a sluggish market and it taxes the patience of anyone who trades Patience will prove profitable. Pish ou. stocks that show earning power and possibilities in excess. os what IS indicated by present quotations. Buy them or this decline. wait htue. and tlen the profits will materialize.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-11
Mininq Sne|terS and Stock Quotations
Large Copper Metal Sales
 Are Effected at Low Price

lished by the Producers Association within the next week or so; and il any information as to the actual stocks q refined copper on hand in this country is correct, the statement Will be a great surprise to the trade in general
 T figure that SO far as the uasoid stock of actual refined copper Is con cerned, there Is hardly enough for the two months of consumption.
 Tn my opinioa copper will have a sharp rebound when the figures are announced. and will from then oH show gradual improvement; assum ing. of course, as l do, that the in- dustrial situation will continue 10 i'm prove"
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-11
COPPER METAL IS NOT DRUG
 SUPPOSED
Copper Producers Issue State ment That Surplus is Small CT Than Supposed-Copper Stocks Are Looking Up
uy Prank J. Crab

T;v copper metal mate; Is la a much healthier condition than Srl some time. and the statement issued today from the Copper Producers As- sociation shows that there is not CD much copper metal on the market as sas reported. Isle Royaie. Centen- niaI and Atlantic were the features of todays market. making excellent advances. Denn Arizona and shat tuck were rather quiet, and were fin clined tc be weak. Superior & Pitts burg bolds firm. as well as Greene Caaanea. Live Oaks is being offer cd at e. From the condition Of to- day's market and tho strength dis played in the metal market, copper stocks should see better prices.
 Closing Quotations:
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-11
ISLE RoYALE.

Houghton. Mich-Isle Royaie has just broken into an unusually ricn area in the second level, north of No. s shaft, at distance of 1900 feet from the shaft The rock is richer than any yet taken from this part ot the mine. The compressor plant at No. 6 will be put into operation ia about two weeks. and the new hoist in about six weeks.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-11
NOTED SPEAKERS HEARD.

CHICAGO, H.. Feb. 10.-Emineni speakers heard today at the general sessions and department conferences of the convention of the Religious Ed. ucational association included Dr Henry Churchill King. Dr. George AL bert Coe. Chancellor Frank Strong of the University of Kansas. Dean Shall CT Mathews Of the University of Chi cago. President Cyrus Northrop of the University of Mime sota. and Chan cel!Or George F. Mclean Of the Uni versity of Iowa. For tho open meet ing tonight the scheduled speakers are President Charles W. Eliot of Harvard University, and Rev. Dr. Charles R. Henderson.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-11
TAFT TUNNEL IS BIC
 AS ITS NAMESAKE

TAFT, Mont. Feb. f0.-rhe Taft .lrEel Of the Chicago. Milwaukee and PGSet Sound railroad, the longest on t.e coast extension of the St. Paul company, was pierced this afternoon, making 3 practical completion of one SI IHs most important engineering s.nts In the history of railroads in tic United States.
 The tunnel Is S.75i feet long: 2G rect. 9 inches high and IS feet. S i-cAes wide and peuetrates the Bitter Rect range between Idaap and Mon tara
 Officials who witnessed today tho firing of the last shot, predict that within 8 months time there viii be through freight trains in operation Co tEe coast.