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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-09-12
BRIEF MENTION.
M. C. Cross is in Tamo.

T, M. C. Cross is in Tamo
 ! W. Simmermacher is in the city from Stuttgart
 E. o. Haney was in the city yes terday from St. Louis.
 ! Dr. J. w. Allen isfdoWn from Little Rock, to spend the dayy 'e& l Mrs. C. J. Chestnut, of Wilmot, twas in the city yesterday. : Mrs. J. B. Rodgers left yesterdo; :; for visit to friends in St. Louis. :. Miss Madge Heymer, of Walnut
 Lake, is the guest of Mrs. G;asscock. Professor 4. W. Lowe has returned from a brief vacation at Hot Springs. i w. Howell Westbrook Jr., left yes .terday for a visit to friends at Fay .etteville.
 : Misses Camille and Louise Watson, ,of Camden, are visiting friends in
 this city. : Judge E. ]. Kerwin is back from
 Memphis where he transacted legal
 business.
 Mrs. J. c. WilleF:>of >Alad1ing. is
 the guest of Mrs. Elf: Walker at Edgewood.
 !. Dr. and Mrs. A. c. Thompson are
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-09-12

Miss Pearl McConb. who teaches school at Garetson, is spending a few days with her mother. Mrs. V. J. Me Comb.
 D. c. Bell is back from Nilmot, Ark, where he inspected some land with a view of purchasing the planta- tion .E.
 Miss Wise and Miss Wilson. of Will mar, are in the city and will attend James Business College here this winter.
 Chester w. Taylor, of the State Auditors office at Little Rock, arrived last night to spend Sunday here with relatives.
 MT. and Mrs. w. P. Smith and son, Norman, have returned fron1a pleas ant trip to Winnipeg. and other places in Canada.
 Miss Emily Hanford returned to her home at Batesville yesterday after a visit to Dr. and Mrs. H. E. Williams in this city.
 Ernest Walker, travelling salesman for the Southern Beef and Provision Co.,, has returned from trip on the Dewitt branch.
 MT. and Mrs. w. H. Pearsey, of Texas, left yesterday for Star City, after a visit to MT. and Mrs. J. E, Gammill in this city.
 Miss Georgia Healy, who has been visiting Miss Edith Tabor, returned Sunday night to her home in Pine Bluff.-Brinkley Argus.
 Mr. and Mrs. J. w. Martin have re- turned from Magnolia, where they were called on account of the de1th of Mrs. Martins mother.
 Mrs w. P Scott and children left yesterday for their home at Poplar Bluff, Mo-, after a visit to her son w.. T. Scott, in this city.
 !. Miss Cornelia Butler, who has beer the gnest of Miss Allie May Howe; for several days returnedIto her homt at Little Rock yesterday.|
 Miss Margaret Dewooody and Mis-: Ruth Rutherford leave Monday fo Charlotte, N. C., where they will at tend Elizabeth College next term. J. w. Meek, cashier of the Citizen, Bank al Ferdyce, was@in the city yes terday to confer with M. B. Bloom of the Citizens Bank in this city. Miss Sarah Langston and nieces Misses Frankie and Sweetie Lang ston, have returned from afsix week visit to, father and brother in, OK MEXICO. .,9ss--.t = ,s
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delightful vacation

spending delightful vacation in the North.
 D. J. Daniel, of Little Rock, is a guest at Ethe Hotel Jefferson.
 Mrs. H. l.. Atkinson and children, are spending few days with relatives at Star City.
 Mrs. T. B. Lyle and children have returned from visit to relatives as luka, Miss.
 Lawyer Louis J. Moore went to Hot Springs yesterday to attend court there this week.
 Mrs. Louise Rowland has returned to Monticello, where she is conducting i d dancing class.
 w. T. Ranford, who has been quite sick, is spending a while in Chicae :, for his health.
 J. A. Leftwich and w H. Be1lamy, of Altheimer, were business visitors in the city yesterday.
 Harry Coleman and Jack Pollock, of Altheimer, were business visitors in the city yesterday.
 Hervey Mann leaves today for Fay etteville, where he will attend the Uni versity, of Arkansas. '
 Dr. Arthur Bergfeld, a. prominent physician of Houston, Texas, is ;a the city on a short visit. Mrs. A. M. Norris and Miss Annie Jones returned yesterday from an ex- tended tour of the West.
 Mrs. D. B. Niven and children have returned from a pleasant visit to Fordyce and Kingsland.
 Mrs. Sam Harper returned to her home yesterday after visit to Mrs. kavanaugh in this city
 Capt. Van Frank, assistant to the United States engineer at Little Rock. was in the city yesterday.
 Ed McCammon returned to Ham, burg yesterday, after a brief visit to his family in this city.
 Miss Fannie Gillespie returned yes terday from an eXtensive trip to New York and the Eastern resorts.
 Miss Mary Lee Smith has returned , from Memphis, where she was the guest of relatives the past month. J. B. Pearson, representing the Tedford Auto Co.,, of Little Rock, was in the city yesterday<on business. Mrs. A. E. eQre<has returned from Little Rock, whexe she has been vis- itins her daughter> for long while
 Mr and Mrs. w. G. Cross and mother returned yesterday from a six weeks visit to Mineral Wells, Texas.
 MT. and Mrs. Will Loeb and niece. Miss Hitler, of Little Rock, are the guests of J. Milford Dreyfus and wife.
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0. E. $. Meeting.

An unusually interesting meeting of the o. E. $. was held in Masonic Hall Thursday evening. The chapter was visited by Mrs. Leillian Lee, of Benton, Ark, the Grand Worthy mat ron of Arkansas. The local chapter presented her with a silver loving cup. Dainty refreshments were serv- ed and all expressed themselves well pleased with the progress the chap ter is making under the efficient lead ershlp of Mrs. Hannah Brckle, worthy matron and Mr. Clark, worthy pat rnn.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-09-12
STREET CAR SCHEDULE
 CHANGES MONDAY

Beginning Monday night the Citi- zens Light and Transit Company will change their regular summer schedule on all the lines. The cars will stop running at 10 o'clock each night, eX- cepting Saturday nights. This sche- dule will be continued throughout the winter, excepting on special oc- casionS.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-09-12
Card Party.

Mrs J. M Reynolds and Miss May Reynolds will entertain at cards on Wednesday afternoon, September 15, in honor of their guest, Miss Bring hurst, of Houston, Texas.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-09-12

Miss Julia Williams will open studio for pianoforte instruction in September. She ill be glad to hear from tE"se Who ire Interested at her home. 413 [. 12th. Old phone. 451. new phone 2. 7-21 i'm
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-09-12

Miss Gertrude Fox will attend the Combs Conservatory of music at Phil adelphia this season. She will leave shortly for that city.
 Jake Friedberg, of the Grand Lead CT, returned yesterday from the Gast-. ern Markets where he made large pur- chases for his firm.
 Lawson Bobbitt,s prescription clerk at Seawell's Pharmacy, spent last week with his parents, Dr. and Mrs. T. B. Bobbitt at :Beebe, Ark.
 J. H. Parkin, of the government engineering department with head quarters at Little Rock, was in, the city yesteriay on official business. e
 Mrs. Lutie B. Montgomery and children, Miss Catherine and Fayette, returned yesterday from Arundel, Miss, where they visited relatives.
 Mrs Campbell and Miss Hopper, of | the Grand Leader millinery depart ment' Will return today from St. Louis and will be connected with that firm again this season.
 Miss Anna Can't has returned from a pleasant visit to Sulphur Springs, Benton County, and Muskogee I. T. Miss Can't was the guest, of Mrs IDe Groot at the, lattef place. 40
 Miss May Ware who has he len visit ing friends at -Altheinaer fetArned to her home at Arkadelphia yesterday Miss Ware was accompaaiel to, Lit |, tie Rock by Miss Jo Hart. of this city!ln.t' .&df
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Carr Memorial.

Preaching at II a. m. and 7:30 D m. by the pastor. Sunday school 9:45 a. m. NJ. C. Frank, Supt.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-09-12
Daughters of COnfederaey,

The Daughters of Confederacy will meet with Mrs. J. D. Martin, Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock, at her resi- dence, Fifth avenue and Beech street. A full attendance is desired.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-09-12
Aer0pIane for Pine Bluff.

It is stated that Durham, Bros, who run an automobile bicycle and gun and loeksmith business at 12a West Second have placed an order with an Eastern firm for an aeroplane for early delivery. This firm is doing a fine business and have always kept abreast the times It is supposed they will place the machine in rent ser vice.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-09-12

Be sure to visit our booth during Pure Food show Something do- ing every day
 LLOYD GROCERY CNOPANY.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-19

BENSON, Nov 1s-Mr A c. liar mer, of Philadelphia, one of the main stockholders of the Arizona United Mining company, which has it's mines and sme,ter in operation st the new town of farmer, in the Johnson district, is ia Benson and to the Benson Press said iH brief Inter view with him.
 Mir Harmer stated that the Johz' son, Dragoon & Northern railway has commenced handing freight traffic between the s. P. main line at Dra- goon. and it's present northern teruii- nus in the Johnson district Yesterday five car loads of freight for the smelt- CT went over the new road and nine more car loads are here ready to go. On Monday. the 18th. eight car loads of copper matte were shipped out from the shelter to be refined at Douglas The matte is now being loaded on
 cars at track of the J. D. & N- Here after two car loads of matte per week will be the regular outgoing
 freight from the smelter, but the
Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-19
BIGELECIRICAL- PLANT READY II OLIVER MINE

ozs of the largest electrical plants ia Arizona was put in operation during the early part of the week by the c. 6 4. company when the new 1oeo kiiowat turbine generators at the Ofs- yer power house were set In motion. Together with the smaller generators, previously in use. the new plant will give practically e.Oe0 horse power. if measured in that way
 The turbines. which have been Ia course of installation for several weeks. are said to work perfectly. They were put at work for the first time Saturday for test
 The generator plant win aat alone operate the electrical hoists as the c. S A. properties. but will furnish juice" for lighting mining shafts, running the cars of the Warren Bisbee railway company. as we'll as lighting the town of Warren.
 Another improvement under way at the Oliver is the installation of a small pump at the 1.3O0 level which will be operated secondarily to the big electric pump upon the 1.200 This will be ready for use shortly The pump will hoist water to the 1900 stump from where it will be raised to the surface.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-19
STOCK MARKETS, RAILROADS, FINANCIAL AND MINING
Johnson Sn1eIter makes shipment Five Car Loads Matte to be
 Refined at Douglas SmeIter

principal bulk of business which the Arizona United Mining company will give to the new railroad will be from the main line to the smelter. inciud- ing coke and iron.
 Mr. farmer stated that this short line of railroad. which .is in no sense a part of the S.. F. system, looks Ike a good money making enterprise. as his company alone will have enougk regular freight for it to pay interest on the investment.
 While the Arizona United fs at present the most active of any com psny in the district. there are q mum Der of others that will make heavy shipment of ore as soon as railroad tracks are laid to their dumps. That the smelter will be perman' ent institution of the district is tndi cated by the fact that the matte Is 50 per cent red metal. while the slae contains practically no values, which is very good work for a smelter to do, and the company has enough orc in sight in one mine to run two such ! furnaces a year.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-19
MONEY SITUATION WAS
 HANDLED WITH EASE
CBy Associated Press )

BOSTON, Nov. 1s.-The encouTag- ing feature of the week, so fa-, aside from real improvement in sentiment on copper and copper stocks, has been the comparative ease with which the money situation has been handled and the fact that, while money is still go- ing west, rates have remained stable and practically unchanged.
 The general market has no doubt been held in check from both bull and bear standpoint and neither ad- vances or declines except in copper stocks have been at all important Had the bull leaders continued the advance. rather disagreeable outcome might have resulted. As it is, higher prices can easily be brought about after the autumn money pinch is over.
 Rumors of deals and mergers in copper shares are still rife and meet with no very convincing contradic- ton. Any important rumor which ex- ists as long as this has, must have some substantial basis, and :t req sonably safe to say something or other is being worked out. In the meantime the metal is undoubtedly stronger. as current statistics testify Undoubtedly the price of metal will hay eat least something of an advance and add fuel to what promises to be quite an important copper share speculation.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-19
STOCKS STRONG SPECULATION
 WAS WEAK
(By Associated Press )


 NEW YORK, Nov. 1S.--The strong tone of stocks today was not accom- panied by animation in speculation. The most striking incident of the days news was the announcement of a melon cutting" by the Wells Fargo Express company.
 The maximum dividend distribution of this stock up to the presnt has been 10 per cent yearly. An advance to a rate representing a concession to the demands Of clamorous stockholders brought a betterment The high rec ord for the stock before the present year was was 325. Today's an nouncement induced sale at 56O.
 Distribution of amounts three times the par value of outstanding stock in cash, calling for s24,O0O,OO0, while the capital is to be increased three-fold at the same time, and the increase offered the present stockholders a par.
 Bonds were firm. Total sales were s,2S2, 900. United States bonds un changed.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-19
4 Arizona>Michtgan in Ledge
 Rock and Good Force
 Continues Rapid Development

In addition to the work being done on the main shaft, the Arizona-Mich. igan Mining company has a number of men engaged in assessment work on the Blackbird, Defender and Old Do minion claims. A prospect shaft is also being sunk on the Old Dominion fault which cuts the property and ex ceIlent malachite ore is being en countered in this shaft which has g single compartment. The shaft is now about twelve feet deep and is being timbered as 1t Is sunk. At its present depth the shaft is still in ledge matter.
 General Manager S. W. Clawson O the Arizona Michigan Mining compan! came to Globe Monday night and has spent several days at the mine. H. left for Los Angeles yesterday morn ing.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-19

GLOBE. Nov. 1S.--A force of about twenty-five men under Superintend- ent N 4. Nelson is continuing the de velopment of the Arizona-Michigan mine in the Copper Hill district of the Globe quadraniie On the 800 level of the Telfair shaft the cross cuts north and south are being ex- tended through extremely hard ground for the most part diorite. The north crosscut is now 227 feet long and the length of the south crosscut is 230 feet Eventually, both these cross cuts should cut veins carrying good values in copper, as the surface indi- cation are very encouraging. Con siderable iron pyrite at present pre- vails in the ground through which the crosscuts from the Telfair shaft are running.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-19

Lambs. native, 4.75@7. .5O; Western 5.OO@7.0.
 Metal Markets.
 NEW YORK, Nov. 1S.-standard copper New York metal exchange, quiet, virtually nominal; spot, Novem. ber, December s1s.62K asked. Lake copper SIS. .25@1S. 50; Electro lytic s1S.12A@ @1S .25, and Casting SIP .S719G18.1214.
 Tin firm, spot November s304756 30 .S71z; December s3O. 80 Q 31 %; January 30. .85931.1O; ebruary s3O9C 031 .15
 clad quiet, unchanged; spot s4.S7H 04.421s, New York; a$4. 221s@42712 East St. Louis. spelter quiet; spot s6.2596 40. New York; $62O@6.25, East St. Louis.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-19

per company and of the Shannon Cop per company. whose mine and plant are located at Clifton, Arizona. has been visiting the mine for several days.
 The smelter of the Arizona Com mercial Copper company continues to turn out about twenty tons of high grade matte a day and the ore relied on to maintain this rate of output cones wholly from the company's mine except that the sulphides neces- sary in making a smelter charie are shipped in from tbe Copper Bell mine. Since it blew in, the smelter has continued to run smoothly.
 Underground, the Arizona Commer- cial mine development is proceeding along the same general lines as it has been for several months. On the sixth level the ore reserves are proving productive of copper. It is expected that as soon as the station on the seventh level is finished and the pumps installed there that drift ing on the vein at that depth will bring most encouraging results.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-19
CURES

American 2.62; Adventure 5.OO; Ariz. Mich. 800; Arcadian 4.5O: Bntte Ariz. .O6; Butte London .25; Black Mountain 50: Cactus 3.25: Cordoya 1.12; Carmen l 50; Cum. Ely .0O; Cal. Son. 12. 25; Chemung 17.5e; Denn 4.50; Daly West 9.25; EIenita 7-50; Franklin 16.s7; Globe Cons. 800; Giroux 62; Helvetia 100; Hancock 14.25; Inspiration 7.25; La Rose 100; Live Oak $50; Mass. $50. Nipissing 1O.62; National .55; New house 3.62; Nevada Utah 1.12; Ohio Copper 4.37; Ray Cent. 2.37; Ray Cons. 1s.S7; Raven IS; Savanna 150; San Antonio $50; Shattuck 23 .12; Sup. Globe 90. %; Santa Fe L.75; Warren 2 2.12; Wolv. Ariz. .s2.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-19
BOSTON

Amalganated 9362: Anacouda 53.S7; Allouez 59.0O; Atlantic II .75; Ariz. Com. .25; Boston Cons. 17.12; Butte Coal 23.3 .37; c. 6 A. 10S 50; c. &H.
 s79.50; Centennial S9 50; Copper Range 85.75; East Butte F. 75; Gran by 1O3 DO; Greene Can. II. 50; Isle Royale 25.S7; Mohawk 6S %; Kee- wenaw S.25; Miami r 87; Mich. 6. 75; Nevada Cons. 29.12; North Butte 65 .75; Old Dom. .75; OsceoIa 159. co, Parrott 30.0O; Quincy SC co; shannon 16.50; s. & P. IT, 50; Sup. Copper 6S.S7; Sup Boston 15.12; Trinity 11.50; {; Utah Cons. 46.75; Utah Copper 59.00; U. s. Smelling 56. 30; Victoria 3.75; Wolverine 15O.OO; Warrior 6.25; Sierra Cons. 500; La Sale 15. co; San Rosalia 2.5o; Phelps Dodge 250. %.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-19
The Markets
By Frank J. Graf.

(Member Duluth Stock Exchange.)
 Today's copper shares list did not display the activity that we witnessed the last few days, although there is still heavy buying. From the list to- day, 1t looks as if Amalgamated, North Butte, Butte Coalition and Anaconda will be the most benefited by the com bine if it should go into effect. Greene Cananea holds firm at 14.00 to 14.50, and Superior & Pittsburg at 17.50 to 17.75. Shattuck still shows better sup port, and it is expected that as soon as the new management arrives that the stock will take on new life. Live
 Oak is being well supported, selling
 at $50 and looks as though the stock
 win sell for 1000 before the call is paid. Warrior is up to 600, an ad. vance of 1000 within the last few days. It looks as though these two properties are excellent purchases and 1 I think it would be wise to sell others that are high enough and invest in Warrior or Live Oak.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-19
ARIZONA ORES.
A Permanent Display in the Los An
 geies Chamber of Commerce.

The Territorial Fair Commission CTS and Col. Epes Randolph, in charge of the mineral exhibit, have been noti. fled that the Los Angeles Chamber of best efforts are desoated to the inter. Mines is Tive" institution, whose ests of the entire mining community of the Southwest, and their desire tc secure and provide space for this ex hibit is to be commended. Arizona should advertise its mineral import ance in every way possible, and this exhibit, if placed on display in Los Angeles in an institution like the Chamber of Mines will doubtless at tract the attention of great many people and stimulate public interest in mining matters in the Territory.
 ''Heinie" has fresh pigs feet daily
Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-19
COPPER MEN
 VISIT GLOBE IN
 SPECIAL TRAIN

GLOBE, Nov 1s.-Headed by c. If MaeNeii, president of the Utah Cop per company. q delegation of finanr cial and mining men representing mil lions of dollars of capital were visitors in Globe yesterday.
 Aside frcm MT. AacNeil. the party consists Of Charles Hayden. of Hay den-Stone, New York: A. Chester Beatty, prominent mining engineer of New York; Sherwood Aldrlch of Colorado Springs, president of the Ray Consolidated and Gila Copper companies; Maxine H. Furland, of the Paris banking firm of Dupont & Furland; D. c. Jackling, of Salt Lake City, general manager and vice presi- dent of the Ray Consolidated, Utah Copper, Gila and Chino Copper com panies; W. Hinkle Smith of Boston; s. ". Mudd. mining engineer, Los An geles; and Henry Krumb of Salt Lake City, consulting engineer of the In spiration and Ray Consolidated Cop per companies.
 The party arrived Sunday night, on the private car Cypress, of MaeNeil and lacking, which was brought in as a special train.
 Yesterday was spent mainly in wis iting the Inspiration and Miami prop critics, although some of the other properties were touched.
 The trip was made merely for the purpose of inspecting the camp and has no special significance, according to Mir Jackling, who acted as spokes- man for the party which was inter- viewed by the Silver Belt last night.
 This is merely an inspection trip, said Mir, Jackling, and I am sure that everyone in the party feels grat. flied with the existing conditions in the Globe district.
 This camp has grown remarkably in the last year, and from what have seen of the city, it will continue to grow in the future"
 MT. Furland, who is a guest of Messrs. MacNeil and Jackling. is a noted financier. He placed Utah Cop per on the Paris Bourse some time ago when even United States Steel could hardly be handled. He is touring the west.
 The party wsl5 leave here on a spe- cial train and meet another delegation Of notables in another private car at Bowie. The party will proceed to Chino, where the members will split up and go to other points to Mhicn they are attracted by business inter ests.
 An unfounded report, circulatel latJ yesterday afternoon, to the effect that Johr Hays Hammond was q rie'nbel cf the party, caused no cad Of aJnuse mcnt to the visitors.
 Concerning the reported formation of the biilion-dolIsr copper combina tion the members of the party wer' reticent.
 President MacNeil of the Utah Cop per company. which is mentioned a one of the properties affected by tn, combination, made the following state ment to the Silver Belt:
 "As far as the Utah Copper com pany is concerned, I have.not been ir formed on the rumored copper comb nation and can neither confirm no deny it. Under the circumstances, am hardly inclined to credit tn rumor."
 General Manager Jackling mad practically the same statement
Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-19
New York Quotations.

Amalgamated copper 35. 50; SmeIt- ing 1O2 .00; Santa Fe 12o. 75; St. Paul 156.6; New York Central 131. 50; Pennsylvania 133 ST; Reading l66 .OO; Southern Pacific 13O .12; Union Paci. fc 2OS .63; Steel 91.25; Steel Pfd. 126.75; Silver 50. 6S; Mexicans 43.
 Sheep and Cattle.
 CHICAGO, Nov 1S.-Cattle steady, shade lower. Receipts 10000. eBeves 4.0O@s .25; Texas steers 3.7504. .75; estern steers 425@7. 50; Stockers and feeders 3.15@5. 80; Cows and heifers 2.1O@5. 70; Calves 6 6.25@S. 50.
 Sheep steady, 1Oc lower. Receipts 22.00O. Native 2.5O@5. 10; Western 3.0O05.10; YearIings .3.25@G. 50;
Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-19
GEN. MANAGER BENNIE
 VISITS ARIZONA COM.

GLOBE, Nov. 1S.--Approximately 400 men are employed at the mine and smelter of the Arizona Commercial Copper company situated in the Cop per Hin district. Assistant Manager John E. PembertlIy is in general charge. J. w. Bennie. general man lger Of the Arizona Commercial Cop.