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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-10-26
INCREASE IN MEMBERS
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term of four years. who shall serve
until the first Monday in January.
1911, and until their successors are
elected and qualified as hereinafter
provided"
Record of the Bill.
In the house there were 23 nega-
tive votes, of which 70 wero cast By
statement men, and only 10 by the
anti-stHtemeut men.
Iu the senate there were only
seven negative votes, ,' whl' four
were cast by statement mei aud
tines by anti-st5 temeat ne,
Record in the lIuu.c.
NfttStatement people who sup.
ported the bill were Bep,s. Beun.
Belknap, Bones, Brattain, Brooke.
Buchanan, Mohoney, Mann, Mariner
McCue, Mckinney Meek, Mr.. Speak
er Only 10.
Statement men against bill; ABB
bott, Bryant, Campbell Couch
Dimlck, Hatteberg, Jones of Polk,
Lcinenweber, Muncy Richardson.
Ptslo Jones Of Douglas, Jones OF
Clackamas. Only 10 anti-stote-
ment men in the house voted agoin5.
the bill
Record In the Senate.
The bill was introduced by Sena-
tor Hart, of Baker, an anti-state-
ment man. IL was supported in the
senate by anti-statement men; Chase
Coffee, Cole, Frank J. Miller. Nor
ton, Parrish, Schoheld. DR.. J. ~
Smith and President Bowerman
Statement men in the senate who
voted against It were Bailey, Kay.
Johnson and Milt Miller. Only
three anti-statement men voted no,
namely Beach, Merriman and Wood
The Test Case Pending.
Attorney-General Crawford says
The case in which It is being
tosted is the State VS.. Sam Cochran.
VINO was arrested at st. johns Tor
some violation OF the local option
law. He was tried in the Multnomah
county circuit court and found gull
ty and appealed TO the suprema
court, Justices Mcbride and Slater
and King reversed the lower court.
Justices Moore and Eallin dissented,
sustaining the lower court The
state then moved for a mandate 10
issue sustaining the lower court ana
claiming that the dissenting opin-
ion was the majority opinion OF the
supreme court on the ground that
the legislature had no authority un-
der the constitution TO create two
additional judgeships. No request
has been made by any body OF men
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-10-26

Foley's Honey ana Tar clears the
air passages. stops the irritation IN
he throat, soothes the inflamed mem
branes. and the most obstinate cough
Sore and inhamed lungs
are healed and strengthened. and the
cold is expelled from the system. Re.
fuse any but the genuine in the yell
low package. j. C. Perry.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-10-26

A pain prescription is printed upon
each 25c box OF DR., Shops Pink Pain
Tablets. Ask your doctor or drug
gist II this formula Is not complete
Head pains, womanly pains. pains any
where get instant relief from Pink
Pain Tablet. Capital drug store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-10-26
Never Worry

About eough-there's no need of
worry II you will treat II at its first
appearance with Ballard's Hore-
hound Syrup. II viii stop the cough
at once and put your lungs and
throat back into perfectly healthy
condition. Sold by all dealers.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-10-26

81 X-RAYS AND SMILES y
IS IS m y 81 4 Il - - - &tM m q -
honW things go wrong with a
king he asks his cabinet TO resign
but he never resigns himself.
4 y
You can tell every Salem family
that uses gas, by watching them go
out TO their neighbors 10 borrow a
lamp FIVE nights in the week.
A 81. Paul firm offers TO send us
dozen bottles OF whislSey with a
lock-stop cut-glass decanter thrown
in, Must think We live in dry
country.
our old Populist friend, r. J..
Beatty, OF Lodi, Cal. sends us a big
crate Of California grapes, which he
Is growing there They were great,
fine grapes, copper-colored and
meaty and juicy indeed. They ar
rived in perfect condition. and he
says the wineries are only paying 81
per ton for them. and can make
good wine at three to four cents a.
gallon wholesale out OF those fine
grapes. Thanks, friend Beatty It
is sweet to be remembered In that
way, and here's 20 your health and
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-24
SETTLEMENT OF TARIFF
 WILL BETTER CONDITIONS

Special Wise to l.. J. OverlOck.)
 NEW YORK, Jan 25--There has been little of interest in the last weeks operations in stocks, both as to volume of business or price move ments. except for a few speclalties. the market has been without news and fin waiting attitude and probably the firm undertone to securities gen eraliy speaking. is the lack of any liquidation and fair buying in spots as a result of very cheap money. I'm portant financial interests can hardly be credited with market opeations at the moment except the buying in steel at the Week end. and we are much inclined to the belief as to this security that some definite schedule has been decided on in the tariff re- adjustment that would warrant the purchase of stocks at the time in an ticipation of a favorable outcome. If steels are to be the center of activity market-wise in the future, it will cer- tainly create a decided effect on spec ulauve sentiment over wide area and material activity will result. It appears to be the coneensus of opinion now that with a satisfactory adjust ment of the tariff that the country. Will run into great industrial activity IL is reasonable to expect such after a long period of business stagnation and empty warehouses.
 We look for steady rising market Tor some time to come.-Logan & Bryan
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-24
stlATTUck 6 oENs.

Notification of the annual meeting of the stockholders Of the above min ing companies has been received here from DulVth. The meetings will oc- cur February goth. 1908. at o'clock D. m. @ the Miners & Merchants Bank.
 The Shattuck Is woE king a limited force ef men, but as their work Is mainly employed in development the amount of ore being shipped to the Douglas snIelters is not great It is rumored that the coming meeting of the directors will result in some definite action toward establishment of n smelter- Until such an adjunct of every successful mine is built, the Shattuck can not be expected to be come the gnes1 producer it's ore bodies presage.
 The DeRn is still idle, but w.th the homecoming of Maurice nenns who is expected here within week. it may resume. 1ise hrst wcrx on the Dern will be the sinking of it's shalt to the 1900. whence two drifts will be driven, one to the northward and the other in northwesteriy direction. One of them will follow as nearly as possible the Dividend Fault Superintendent Byron Partison says they may even go 10 the 1900 foot level and drift
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-24
MINING NEWS FROM SOUTHWEST

every undertaking. from lumber and mines to baseball. F. ]. Nayin and IF. R. Pass are president and vice president respectively of the Detroit bat wielderss and Yawkey Is gener- ally supposed to be the power behind them in the management that put the Tigers on a paying basis.
 Their shaft is now 4f0 feet deep, and when depth of 435 feet has been attained drifting from the 400 level will begin. The extra B feet in con sidered necessary as a stump. The 400 foot mark has been decided upon as tae probable water level in view of the fact that general water level of the Warren district is about 4,200 feet. As the altitude of the collar of the Bisbee Extensions shaft is I,660 feet the 400 level will be 4,260, or ap- proximately the supposed water level of this region. The Extension is now working a force of 15 men, including two shaft crews. and as they will soon begin drifting in these directions to cut known faults the force will be appreciably augmented in the future The plants equipment consists of a Fairbanks Morse 60-norse power gas cline engine. a Sullivan 3-drill com pressor and a 22-horse power gasoline hoist waieh will be efficient for the lifting done during the present stage 'of development.
 In the event of disclosing ore the property Is fortunately situated for the Fl Paso & Southwestern can be reached with six miles of track along a gentle grade. The Bisbee Extea- sion is about miles northeast from I3sbee.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-24
COPPER QUEEN AND CALUMET &
 ARIZONA

Hugh established mining properties like t1ie Copper Queen and Calumet < Arizona furnish little if anything in the way of news. Their ehorr1 us prodHction Is matter of general knowledge. and the new ore bodies regularly being encountered by their extensive development work do not cause much interest because of their proportion to the entire mine
 The most salient features of the c. As work during the past two months are the sinking of the OHyer shaft and the progress of the new shalt on the Wagner claim. During Inc past sixty days Approximately
 ne Oliver shaft has been sunk from the lzVo until now it has almost reached the l40o-foot level From the iSeo and the HOO drifts win be driven 10 cnt the great sUlphide bodies re- Vealed by the i200foot drifts. The sIaIt on the Wagner claim. near the Smttnck, is yet unnamed. IL Is now tIty feet in depth. but no sinking has been done during the past week: inc work Tn the bottom was disconsfnpea Fptil headfl ame and hoist shah have neeh erected, and blacksmith shop ht1eu out Before next week the work or sinking will be resumed.
 tRe Copper Queen has discontinued tne hosting of ere at the Gardiner shaft, with the result that the comma. ny ore is now lifted through onIy Two shafts. the Sacramento and tbe Lowell, The Sacramento shaft is now iMS.9 M feet deep and stnI sinkInc He@n II has attained a depth of HOO feet drift will be started to connect Mith the level Of the same depth .t the Lowell. the collar of the two sbaffs being alike in elevation.
 The Holbrook is the only one of inc eoinpanys hoists now being operated !! compressed air, but in large heafer mas been ordered, and with its insfalla. .Ion the Spray hoist will be ehanged rom steam to air as motive povVe- ana later the Lowell. The new ai, heater will be constructed unon tba same pTIncipde as the one now in uso uinerins in size. The Copper onaeTss, suostantial and spIendidIy eouinnad sisssaying plant, described reeentIy -. in these columns. is now in comTnies,o,, ,n
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-24
LAWSON BUSY AGAIN
 ON THE EXCHANGE

Especial Wire to i4 J. Overlook
 BOSTON. Jan. 23.-CoPpers con tineed to saw today under the lead of Amalgamated. Lawson announced this morning that he was to have an other advertisement next week. Local traders are always shy when Lawson is agitating through newspapers. and were disposed to sell today. We do not think that the metal situation is quite as slack as it is pai1ted. When copper was es cents we heard nothing but bull talk on the metal Now that il Is IA cents We hear too much pes simistic talk. The weakest feature in the situation is th eatsolute lack of buyers. and I look any day for the market to have a sharp break. If this should bring in substantial amount of new buying. the market would he m position to advance 10 to 20 points, under present easy nfoDey conditions--taine. Nebber x Go.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-24
sis5EE-ExTENsIoN.

ne business like manner in which 'ue blsDee Extension has rasuU,s,, " " a1ichs under it's new .mauaeemer,1 pldces tlat property in the lime Iiob, UT the local portion Of rhp m,ni,e- "oEid- Being virtually a close ,or, poi ation the interest in it's fIiura is
 confined wholly to its aspect ae o Zee, oi me western portion Of The Riebos Quadrangle; if it mcovers ere o,, ,b,,
 Tombstone side of the Divide ,ba o-'. pcsslhH't ty of the Warran mfninc, dis
 tIlct will be doubled. for tile geo,o,,,. cally learned men WHO road m, ,,.1'7,.
 tCch-DOund tome of nature bv fbsir knowledge of the itholosic and naa
 itoiosle writing of the ages tell us
 ''S ,Ie, 'Heie exists o2 the side of the -.,,iio oohtains The same sedimentar,
 - "0'ais ana igneous intrusions that i.'iEc made possible tle famous depos- is coiitiguous to Bisbee. Long fanfIi- M's Witn known conditions tend to
 li'ade us insalar in our judgment con
 - Hi,is mines, as in other mattetn. .aHn beyond tAcse personally infer ssted Lhere are few who give mucb
 ."ought 10 the possibility Of connar beds beyond rae Divide in Mule Pass.
 yer tie days are not long past when
 the pioneer Of this city looked uDon ,ae location Of the present Calumet E Aiizona and Lowell mines as outsi,t,. Ihe probable ore zone. The Rishe..
 -N'eht.on and neighboring ground rom a geological viewpoint have a..
 nuch chance Of becoming eopner nro- oucers as any other portion of rho district. O' 'he
 Ine company was incorporafed With a capitalization of sa aO0 shares
 6O,Vo0 being devoted to develonment zV,O1o having been used for purcbass or the claims. Every director maid for ms stock. and less than oue-thjrd of the development stock had been uSad Ter development accomplished at inc Cne it suspended work. Al that ti-ne it included about 56i acres but lis acreage has recently beeD hn- creased 10 6OS. The present board of difectcrs include F. l.. Harrington. pres dent: F. D. Craig, vicepresideat: IT. K Pass, secretary and treasurer: r: j. Navin. and ". M. Cute. Mr. olne continues as manager, and Geo. w. Long as foreman. ". H. Yawkey. muiti-millionaire of Detroit. no doubt Is the Aeav'est financial packer of the project. flthough his name does not appear in the printed list of the dIrec- tors of the company. Yawkey and associates acquired their interest in me property by purchase of 4.00O slares cf Its stock. If Yawkey's good icrtuDe remains with him fin his pres ent venture the success of the Bisbee Extention is assured. for that gentle man has been invariably successful in |
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-24
MANY SWAPS ARE MADE BY
 MINING MEN
Considerable Doing In Ex- Changes In Cochise County, According To Records At Tombstone.

| TOMBSTONE. Jan 23.-Fhat there is considerable doing in the mining business in Cochiso county is eyi- denced from the fact there are nun crous deeds Of conveyance being iplaced on record in tlIe County Re oorder's office since January first l Among iae number that have been re corded are the following:
 J. N Welch to Emmett Powers. one
 half interest in four cla ms in the Cal ifcrnla district ia the vicinity or Par
 sfdise- The confederation is placed at
 s1o00.
 Queen Of Sheba Mining company to
 J. C. Riggs. part of the Queen of Sheba Mine in the Dos Cabezas de
 trict. consideration s1.0e
 Tacmas Cannon Q J l.. Brnpay an an undivided Oneeighfh interest in two claims in the Warren district Consideration S1.00 | C. s. Mon-nonier and J w Mon
 monier to s. W. Layton an interest in the Copper mining claim. Dragoon
 district Consideration $500 l w. A. Hammel of Colorado to the Flourine Mining company. Tom Boy
 mine. Pearce district. Consideration Ise shares of stock in above com pany. s. W. Layton to N F. Hawke and Tom PidweIl interest in Copper Min . ing claim iD Dragoon Mining district 1 Consideration $45O.0O
 \. Pacheco. ct al, 10 Howle-Haninar Cold Mining company. five claims in | the Teyis Mining DistTieI. Considera- i ton SI 60.
 D. W. Brown to l.. D. shattuck. ong-
 nalf interest in and to rIe McKeau
 and Repeter mining claims. Courtland district. Consideration sl.O0 R. M Mckinney and Balls l.. Nc ! Kinney to ]. H.. Snyder, cne-half inter- est in and to the Sure Thing mine, | Ccurtland district Consideration S100. NJ. Ohl To Jeremiah Lucy. two claims. Dos Cabezas district. Consid-
 eration $1.06 Jerimah Lucy to Frank A. Rasch. two claims. Dos Cabezas district. Sl5000.
 C. K Reed 10 Shannon Copper con. Ipany. S..C. group ten claims, Tur- QuOise district Consideration $1.00 and other valuable considerations. Overland Copper company 10 Fred
 Ham six claims, Tevis district. S350. W. r. HoWie. ct al. to HoWfe-Han- iman Gold Mining Co. tairty-eignt claims. Tevis district Cons'6erat on one million shares in the above com pany
 Fred HaniTnan and wife to same company, clans. Teyis district, $500 H. l.. Pickett, as guardian of the estate of John Cummings. insane 10 Herbert Lfnninge-. interest in five claims California district.
 John Fl. Warren to w. s. Walker, four claims. Dragoon district. sl00-
 This. R. York to August Teller. Beu- Ian mine. Tombstone district. $1.00-
 J. H. Walker to 4. F. Walker one bali interest .in and to the Douglas Mining claim Dragoon district, $50
 Clarence May to E. l.. Mcintosh an interest in five claims California dis trict. SI0.
 Henry Co3lard and George A. Col lard to J. G. Pritchard, two claims, Apache Pass $1.00.
 !. D. Machomich to C. A. Mcdonald. Ionehalf interest in and to TT.anglc Mining claim Turquoise district. Con siderafion $50.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-24
SHELTERS AT DOUGLAS ARE
 IN FULL BLAST
Copper Queen and C. & A. Are Running At Nearly Full Ca paclty-NeWs From Court land Very Encouraging.

| DOUGLAS, Jan. 23.-f Special. b.
 While the action of the copper quo- tation during the week is not calcuIat. ed to encourage increase of produc. | non Of the red metal, stiIi we are abIe to announce that tho Copper O1een smelter in this city has durfno fbe past few days added another furnace so those in use. The Copper Queen IS now running five of the big s00-ton furnaces. and the reverDaforv fnrnace IS also in commission. This is the largest furnace caDacity which has been in commission since the first eurtailment in the operation of the plant more than year ago. The Queen now has only one idle furnace, whereas there has been several times during the past year when four fur naces were idle. WhiTe the number of furnaces in commission has varied from time to time turning the past six months, the copper production has remained about the same. from eight. to eight and half million pounds. For December the output was near nine million pounds, and It Is likely that the production will go well over nine million for January.
 Besides the increase in smelting capacity 1t is known that the Copepr Queen is now considering the addition of new feature at tie smslte7 ia this city. Mir. Bell, representing the Wisconsin Bridge and Iron company. is in the city making plans for a new building which is 10 be added for the treatment of concentrates. Since the completion of the new concentrator at Nacozari, by the Noctezuma Copper company, double the amount of con- centrates are coming from there to the ! Queen shelter than ever before. It has i not been definitely decided whether or not these McDougal roasters win be installed or not. but the matter has l been given such serious consideration | as to warrant the making of plans for | the required buildina-
 At the C. G A.
 The Calumet & Arizona smelter is | moving along just about at tho same |
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Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-24
IN FROM SOUTHLAND.

Tom Lanhan came in from Court land yesterday where he has somt promising mining properties He states that. there is general activity and that work Is being done in several new properties. Lanhan states that there are two railroads building into Cou-tiaud. and that it is beginning 10 be the liveiiest place in the entire southwest The automobiles are com ing and going almost every hour and conditions are very promising gener ally.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-24

by reason of the fact that they were not sold to purchasers during the ninety days period of sale as the law now reads The mayor of the townsite town Is according to the terms of the bill authorized to execute a deed for the lots of the townsite remaining un- sold.
 The ho1se committee on rules will tomorrow make their report in which they VIII recommend that the rules of the last legislative assembly De adopt ed vita fe wmino- changes. Among the changes urged is the increasing of the ccmnkttee CT corporations to sew en from five members and using Cush- ings rules of order instead of Roberts. where no rule of the house applies.
 The members of the council com mittee to visit the territorial reform school at Benson win be St. Charles of Mobave county end Day of Apache. The eouncjlmen who win visit the University at Tucson win be Norton of Yuma and Breen of Flagstaff. The house members of the committee will be announced tomorrow.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-24
CARRIE RATION IN LONDON

LONDON, Jan. 23--Mrs. Carrie Ma ton. having been released rom GUS tody in New Castle on a promise to leave the city. has concluded arrange ments to appear on the variety stage in London. Next Monday she Will make her debut at the Canferh hury Music hall and the Paragon, in the East End
 Mrs- Nation is highly delighted in the prospect of carrying on her cru sade against alcohol in the wery .eart Of the EnYiiSh rar.llaI
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-24

sale of the property developed 10 pre- vent it's further consideration.
 "'rhe s illman F. Kelley option on the balance of the treasury stock Of the company, namely. 70,000 shares, has been taken up
 Thomas r. Cole and associates have become largely interested in the stock of the company. and will take an active part in the management of the prop erty.
 "A broad policy of development to explore and open up the extensive ore measures already known to exist in the properties both Tn Nevada and Mexico will be inangurated at once. while plans are bemg worked out for equip ment and reduction works to handle the same on a commensurate basis.
 The treasury of the company shows s1.l50.000 Of available funds on hand.
 ITO provide additional funds the d. rectors have authorized an increase in he present pond issue. of $1 000.00, to be secured by second mortgage on the Nevada property. subject to ratification by the stockholders"
 BOSTON. Jan. 22.-There will be sufficient resignations from the Giroux directorate at the company's annual meeting next month to permit of repre- sentatiyes of the Cole-Ryan interests entering the board. When completed the new board will consist of five members Of the new management and four representing the present control. Joseph l.. GirouX win re ain the presidency of the corporation. and viii manage the properties in con junction with the new owners
 The fve-yesr stock pool which ex- pires the middle of next year. the agreement os which is lodged with a ! Los Angeles trust company. remains intact
 Stockholders will be asked at she annual meeting to grant authority for increasing the present issue of s1. .500.- 600 6 per cent convertible bonds to S2.5O0,0o0. For purposes of conver- sion an increase in the capital stock will also 0e acted upon. bringing that authorized from S6. .500,O00 to $7 500 600
 Of the original bond issue there re. mains in the treasury $500. GOO. The con emDlated increase will be placed there until the company requires addi- tional funds. The bonds will be sub ject to call of sixty days. and may be tN.t-AAAtu s2A ial.
 The company has two sinelters. one at it's Ely property and the other in Mexico. The latter Is expected to blow in with a capacity Of 125 tons daily very shortly. Railroad connec- tio nbetween the latter plant and the Southern Pacific could readily be made if desired at a distance of but twenty four miles Jver a level country separ- diinS them at the nearest point.
 NEW YORK, Jan. 22.-In connection with the absorption of the Giroux Con soliaated Mines by Cole-Ryan interests. fl Is interesting to note that the com panys property lies between and Is joined on either side by Nevada Consolidated and Cumberland Ely companies. which are controlled by the Guegenheims.
 Thus the Cole Ryan interests have entrenched themselves in the most re- sourcefn territory of the Gusgcancim . interests
 Price paid for control of Ciroux was considerably below current market quotations. Capital stock Of com pan yis $5. GOO. of which Sf.65O. .g00 has been issued
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-24
cIRoUx.

BOSTON. San. 1S.-The CoIe-Rysn people have taken a large interest in ihe Giroux property.
 Secretary c. E. Giroux says: The directors Of the GIroux Consolidated Mines company have been in confinu- ous session for the past week, prepar ine Tor the annual mee-i ing. to be held February 2.
 The board has had under consij- erafion an in,ormal proposition to purchase the Nevada property of the company. Sufficient opposition to the