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Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1909-12-24
INVOLVES FINE POINT.

WASHINGTON ,loec. 23.-The ques-
ton is whether a conspiracy to vic
late the Sherman antitrust law Is
continuing an offense is involved IN
the case of United States VS.. Kissei
and Harmed, which today was docketed
in the supreme court of the United
States.
The two men were tried IN the
circuit court for the southern distrlc'
of New York on a charge OF con
spring to prevent the Pennsylvania
Sugar Refining company from DOING
business. The trial court found tha'
as the alleged offense had been com
mitted in 1904 the statute of limita
tons was a bar to any prosecution
The contention of the government Is
that, while the violation of the law
had its inception IN 1904, 1t has con
tinued since that time.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1909-12-24
THOMPSON SEES
BETTER TINES
Says Copper Situation Is Inn
proving Every Day and
Looks Ahead 10 Is Cents
in Short Time.

BOSTON, Dec. CIV. B. Thompson
of New York is in Boston today. He
is a director of Utah Copper Co, and
Nevada Consolidated Co. and says
concerning the merger of these COM
panies with the Boston Consolidated:
Il believe that the merger on the
terms already stated. while naturally
meeting with some opposition from
both the Utah and Nevada Consoii-
dated interests is. under all the cir.
cumstances, as fair as could be ar.
rived at at this time.
The three properties involved are
at this time producing in the aggre.
gate at the rate of 100000 pounds
per annum at cost of under cents
per pound and this cost is in every
way legitimate.
This output will be gradually in.
creased to 210 100000 pounds as fast
as milling and smelling capacity can
be provided.
Il am confident that the Scent cost
will be a maximum figure and that
stockholders can count upon all earn
ings above this cost as applicable foi
dividends.
The three companies above men
toned are now earning on IS cent
copper at the rat eof 81 per share
on the new capital Of 100000 shares
, / shall be surprised if within the
next six or eight months the new
company does not demonstrate a.
earning capacity of $3.50 per share
Il see no reason why in time tn
shares of the new company should no
entitled to sell as high If no
higher than those of the Amaigamatet
Copper Co."
Speaking OF the copper situation il
general, Mr.. Thompson says: "Th'
position of copper is improving ever,
day, and there is a disposition amoni
the producing companies to cut dow
the output if it is found that produc
ton is coming along too fast. Som
of the larger producing interests ar
looking for Is cent copper within
very short time.
There is greater cooperation
among all the producing interest
which should rebound to the beneh
of the industry as a whole"
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1909-12-24

DIE MONIES, Iowa. Dec 2S.-J. c.
Mabray, the alleged king of band
of swindlers, who operated in all the
principal cities of the United
States. will face trial here in the
very near future.
John R. Dobbins, one of the leaders
in the alleged swindling syndicate.
which is said to have promoted fake
sporting events in various parts Of
the country. has been convicted on
"a charge of conspiracy in the state
court in Council Bluffs, Iowa. RE
was sentenced to an intermediate
period of five years IN the penaten-
tiary at Anamosa, Iowa
With the disposal Of the Dobb'ns
case came the trial. December 10. of
J. c. Mabray. in the federal court IN
Council Bluffs. Mabray is said to be
the peer Of all swindlers and the real
leader OF the eighty-nine other men
in variou parts of the country who
were indicted with him.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1909-12-24
STOCK markets, RAILROADS, Financial and MINING
WOLVERINE SENDS
ORE TO SHELTER

A ceguiar average of shipment IS
being maintained by the Wolverine
Arizona Mining company in their ship
ments to Douglas. about $50 tons of
ore being sent out each week to the
Copper Queen smelter there.
Work has proceeded in the tunnel
from the Old Higgins which connects
their workings with the surface,. to
a distance Of between 1900 and 200
feet The ore shipped is removed
from Slopes which they have under
development
Two shifts are employed at preseI;
with the possibility of an enlarge
ment of operations after the first OF
the year.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1909-12-24
METAL MARKET.
(By Associated Press,)

NDg E-7-N'Ntt-1El ~
NEW YORK. Dec. 2S.-MarEet OF
standard copper on the New York
Metal Exchange today was firm;
sales reported % tons December de-
livery at 1929.
Spot and all positions up 20 March
closed at $13.00d13.5o.
Lake copper. $13.25G13.62 IL. Elec-
trolytic sI3 l2 1-2@13.37 IL. Casting
s13.OOG13.25.
Tin, weak. spot closing at s33.45fo
1885; December, March 1925 @33.7O.
Sales 10 tons spot at $3.50.
Lead. firm; spot. S4.67 1-2G4.i2 liz
New York S4.75 asked st. Louis.
Spelter easy; spot $3.50 asked Ne"
York; s6.l0 asked East ST. Louis.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1909-12-24
COPPER STOCKS
HIT DOWN
GRADE
Trade Proves Disappointing
and Drop and Weakness
Shows in Many Places
Curb List Lacks Life.
tBy Frank }. Graft

Member Dulutn Stoch EAcnenBe.
The New York list opened strong.
with excellent support. Rock Island
was the feature, making an advance
of five points for the day. Reading
and Pennsylvania were also in good
demand. It was expected that Penn
sylvania would come out with re-
port that it would pay s per cent
dividend. Copper shares were very
disappointing after the third hour OF
trading Amalgamated showed de-
cline of a point. Further trouble is
TO be expected in the Butte district.
North Butte sold from 81 and a point
lower than the close of yesterday
down to so. Butte Coalition also
showed decline. Superior and
Pittsburg was weak at the close.
PARROT, which has been shoming
good support broke on from 30 to
% in short notice. Hancock, which
had been the feature for the week,
showed a decline of three points for
the day. Shattuck is being offered
at % without a bid. Green Cananea
sold off and at times there were alb
solutely no bids.
In the curb list there was very
little activity except in spots. Ke-
weeaaw showed better support than
before. Warrior and Live Oak held
their own. Inspiration, Superior anc
Boston and Miamai were well sup
ported. There has been a great many
exchanges OF stocks for Eleneta- FL
eneta was organized about a veal
ago. and has since increased its stoci
to 10 coo, six dollars paid. l have
been advised by the very best of au
thority that Eleneta will make one
of the biggest properties in Mexico
There will be no markets Saturday
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1909-12-24
READING RISES
BY LEAPS AND
BOUNDS
Heads Stock List in Activity,
While Others Were Inert
and Showed Little Signs
of Responsiveness,
lBy Associated Press. }

NEW YORK. Dec. achievements
CT individual stocks which have been
a feature of the stock market for
several days. were even more violent
today, while the general list was even
more merit and unreponsive. Reading
second, preferred, was rushed 70
III IL by leaps and bound.
Bonds, irregular, total sales sS,0S7.-
600. United States bonds, unchanged.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1909-12-24
CATTLE AND SHEEP.
(By Associated Press.)

CHICAGO. Dec. 23.-Cattle steady;
Receipts 1000. Beeyes 4.0o1S.40,
Texas steers 4.00G4S0; Western
steers 4.O0@6.25; Stockers and feed
ers $4,000 500; Cows and heifers,
S2.00@5.50; calves $7.25G9.50
Sheep, steady. receipts 10000 Ma
tive S3.5O6 $50; Western S3,75G5.O0;
Yearlings. S6.4OQ7.25; Lambs, native
Western S5.T5@S.20.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1909-12-24
VISIBLE COPPER SUPPLY.

The visible supTy of copper in
Great Britain and France on the 18th
of December was 240 083 200 pounds,
as compared with 236.S57.e 500 pounds
on the first of December. This is an
increase for the two weeks of 1885,
500 the smallest increase shown for
some time. The increase in the Wis
ibIe supply since the first Of January
has been lis s66.70O pounds.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-10
0BEYED THE DOCTOR.
Did His Best In Keeping Watch upor
 the Patisnt,

The late Dr. Drummond. the habit. ant poet, orce related an amusing an- ecdote indicative of the simplicity of the rural French Canadian.
 He was summering in Megantic county, Que. when. early one even. ing. he was visited by young farm CT named Ovile Leblanc.
 'Bon soir. docteur," said Ovlde by way of greeting. Ma brudder Noise. heem yer seeck You come on d'house for see hecm. doc?"
 Drummond, always kind hearted and obllglng, complied with the request of Ovide and found the unfortunate Noise suffering from what he diag- nosed as fairly severe case of ty- phoid.
 "Wishing to provide Noise with some medicine" said the dOctor-poet, Il ask ed Ovide to accompany me back to the village. The prescription compound ed proceeded to instruct Ovide. The dose was to he administered every three hours during the night, and. try ing to be as brief. plain and explicit as possible. said: Be sure and keep watch on Noise tonight and give him a tcaspoonful of this at 9 o'clock, 12 o'clock and at3 and in the morning Come and see ne about 0 o'clock in the morning"
 Ovidc understood and departed. The following morning he again presented himelf. and DrummOnd asked: Flows Mcise? Did you do as I told youT
 Ma brudder Noise, I t'ink he some better dan las night" replied Ovide. q give heem de medicine. hut I doan have no watch In d'house. doc. l talk dTeetle clock done what mak d'beeg deesturh for get up. l keep eet on hees ches' all night. rink eet do heem good d1t. jus lak d'watch. Wal you t'ink, doe ?'-- Harper's Weekly
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-10
TARIFFS PASSAGE HAS NJ EFFECT
 IN STOCKS
FAVORABLE REPORT OF COPPER PRODUCERS HELPS MARKET
 LITTLE
MONEY MARKET IS VERY EASY
GRAIN PRICES ADVANCE IN SPITE OF FLATTERING CROP
 STATISTICS

NEW YORK, July 9.-Professional contingent in speculation took it's cue today from the failure of yesterday $ market to respond to favorable showing of the government crop mar, ket. The money market remained ex- tremely easy and offered no discourage ment to operations in stocks on margin.
 The monthly statement of the Cop per Producers association, while super. ficially favorable, gave no help toSthe market for the copper industrials. The month 's reduction of surplus stocks was 1,6iO,lS0 pounds greater than in may, but the present demand for re fined copper was pronouncedly torp d, and prices have sagged for the last few days. Published reports of doctors in consultation over the condition of Hartman $ health. while yielding en- couragement to options, serve to keep Tn view the topic whics gives greatest concern to holders of securities. The passage of the tariff bill through the senate received no apparent attention.
 Bonds steady. Total sales, par value, $3.7SS,O00. United States bonds is reg istered declined 1 on call.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-10
GRAINS GO UP

CHICAGO, July 9.--Grain prices al vanced sharply, notwithstanding flat tering crop statistics given out yester, day. The advance in wheat began soon after the market opened, after which the tone was weak owing to selling based on improved weather cond itions in the winter wheat belt.
 July and September options mani, fested greatest frmness, the former de livery once being up 27s. Strength was duo to excellent demand for cash grain and practical exhaustion of the stocks in storoe here. Distant deliver. ies made only faint response to the strength of the July option. July ranged between IA 5-S and IF l.2. The market closed strong with Juiy ut 1878. An advance of 25-S in the price of July was the feature of the trading in corn. Range for that de- livery was between 69 3.S and 72.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-10
TWO BILLS PASSED YESTERDAY BY
 SENATE
PHILIPPINE TARIFF AND PORTO REGAIN BUDGET BILL
 GET BY

WASHINGTON, July 9.--During s session lasting nearly four hours, the Philippine tariff bill and the bill auto. matically continuing tho Porto Rcan budget were passed by the senate to- day.
 Only nominal resistance was offered by the minority to these measures. An amendment by Johnson of Alabama, declaring the intention of 5he United States to eventually great independ- ence to the Philippines was rejected.
 Cnlberson sought to limit the opera tion of the Porto Rican act to July 1, 1910, but the amendment was defeated.
 The senate agreed to adjourn, three days at time, until the conference report on the tariff bill is ready for consideration, and, also, not to enact any legislation when it does convene.
 The senate received the official an. nouncement of the death of Represent. ative Cushman, and adjourned at 4.45 p. m. in respect to his memory. The next session will be Tuesday.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-10
TRAPPING A GORILLA
Story Of a Vicious Struggle In
 the African Jungle.
A NET THAT FAILED TO HOLD.
The Shared Monster Broke Through Its Meshes and Was the Cause of One Death Before He Was Himself Killed by the Attacking Party.

kt'ted ny the HtsSckin9 Farty'
 ivory hunter. was commissioned by d German naturalist society to capture one of each species of Africas quadru- mana He was entirely successful in the work. ept that he could obtain no gorilla. Finally Ii pyglny pointed out portion of tue dank jungle In which gorilla had been seen.
 The captain immediately arranged his camp and laid his plans and made preparations to trap the monster and get him alive if possible. though he fully realized the danger of the under taking.
 For four days" said the captain, i've camped in this hotbed of disease. Beaters went out in all directions searching for the gorilla. At last some deep. wide scratches were found on a cluster of vines. On close examination the unmistakable hair of the gorilla was found on broken twig.
 After some hours we found the tree where the gorilla lived. We could tell 1t by the greasy appearance of the bark. made 50 by the repeated rubbing of the gorila's body We could tell by the fresh marks, with sap still wet, that the animal had recently ascerded the tree. The scratches were short and deep. showing that it Lad lifted itself up and had not slid down. which would have made long. shallow scratch.
 we spread strong net around the tree in Il circle sIoping upward on the outer side. Around the top of the net there were drawn ropes from four di- lections, held by half n dozen natives hidden in the bush. These were to bring the top of the net together and thus bag our game
 After waiting some hours the leaves above rustled and then opened as q six foot male gorilla descended un- suspectingly and entered the trap. siSnaled. the four ropes were pulled at once, and We had our animal-for Q moment He roared In fury, twist ing. jumping and biting the rope into pieces The natives were pulled about like dolls as he tried to reach first one and then unoia"r. The professor jump cd about in eX, ilenent. trying 10 fo- GUS camera un iBe ii.uriated unimai.
 At last the nienIy arms of the go- rilla broke d hole through the net. and he tore the rest from hi,D as though it were rotten rag Most of the na-
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-10
TIE BOSTON MARKET

BOSTON, July 9.--Nor:h Butte was again the feature of the Boston mar. kot. opening off full point this morn. ing, then selling lower. quickly Co 30, with considerable liquidation going on !; weakly margined holders being forced to sell. This together with stop order tended to make price weak all day. and prevent any rally. The balance of the list was affected by the break in North Butte and practically all of them show fractional declines Producers report was issued st noon and was distinctly favorable; but had no effect en tns market. The report showed decrease of surDlus fer, month of June to be l5,0oo,oo0 pounds. Amalgama;ed was weak all day with no sign of rallync. This had depressing influence on tue trading element.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-10
EDUCATORS ADJouRN

DENVER, Colo, July 9.-With a final round of department meetings, round table gatherings and diriectors conferences, topped off with a monster mass meeting in the auditorium, the National Educational association closed tonight.
 The question of the meeting place for next year occasionel discussion during the afternoon, but it was tho general opinion among those in author. ity that the executive committee would not decide finally upon the city until the next meeting, in October.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-10
METAL QUOTATIONS

NEW YORK, July 9.-London tin market is higher today, spot fl3l, l5s, and futures fl33, 5s. Locally the mar ket is quiet, but higher in sympathy at 2S.95 to 29.2O.
 Spot copper is shade higher, at f5S, Is, Cd in London. Futures are un. changed at f5S, 17s, Cd. Local mar. ket very dull, Lake 1925 to 1850; elec. trolytic, l2.75 to 1900; casting, l2.621a to 12.S71a.
 Lead was unchanged at SIP, l3s, 9d in London. Local market is dull and price remains unchanged, at 4,35 to 4.40.
 Spelter advanced to s2o in London. Locally dull at 5.35 to $40.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-10
HUGE RESERv0I THREATENS ID
 BURST
LIVES OF THOUSANDS OF PEo- PILE ARE ENDANGERED BY
 WYOMING DAM

CHEYENNE, July 9.--Reports re. ceived here tonight indicate most serous condition at the Pathfinder dam at Alcova, said to he the largest in the world.
 The water is now foot over the swale and isi held only by temporary dyke built on a gravel foundation. which seventy men and ninety horses are working, day and night, to strength. en.
 The government geological survey has force of men scattered along the river for more than 100 miles above the dam to give warning of apy sud. den rise in the str am that might car
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-10
Tcuth and Msnhood.

II ia q fine thing in the springtide of youth to poetize and thcorize and then In the years of manhood to rule from . higher throne and to crown thoughts with deeds. IL is like the sun, which In the morning merely paints the clouds and lights up the earth. but at midday fructides it@wIth heat and ye. continues to shine and to paint rain- bows on storn, clouds. = Jean Paul Richter.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-10

tives fed Il, disnay The professor dropped his camera and tried to es- cape In nionleni the gorilla grasp ed him In It's terrible hands
 "l seized my rife anu fired ip the air to frighlen the aniniai in my DO. sition could uot snooi Ut him with out hitting my friend For moment the gorilla stood still. holding the now unconscious man as though he were a baby. the brlne's lips drawn back from Lis glisteuiug teeth
 'l thrust another cartridge in my rifle. AS did sn there was a buzz Ia the air. ana an nrrow, shot by na- tive, pierced the lOrillas side. A roar burst from his red throat. and be drop ped his victim. Like a flash. before l could shoot. native sprana from the leaves aid. half throwing. half thrusting, drove uD assagui iuto the gorilla's heart. With groan the brute fell dead
 Examining the professor. ] found thS< his right arm was broken and that some of his ribs were crushed iDto bis lungs, We gave up the effort to get live gorilla and. placing the in- jured man in Il hammock carried him back toward the enst coast.
 He died on the road Out on the veldt beside n native village lonely little skb marked Carl Bloch sticks up above The grass 1t Is the profess or's grave Hunting Is not all excit- ing adventure and laughing victory. It has Its tears. ike other things Hampton'S NaCaZine
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-10
copPRE PRODUCERS REPORT

NEW YORK, July 9.-The monthly report of the Copper Producers assu- citation issued today, follows:
 Copper stocks on hand July 1, amounting to l54,S5S,06I pounds; de- crease, 4,99O,OSO pounds compared with June l. Production during June was ll6,567 ,493 pounds, showing decrease of 1,7Ss,653 pounds compared with May.
 Consumption in June was l3l, ,557 ,573 pounds and decrease was l4s,505 com pared with May.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-10
WASHES OUT
 TRACKS OF RIO CYANIDE

DENVER, July "A report has been received here that cloudburst this afternoon between Sedalia and Castle Rock, about thirty miles south of Den yer, washed out three hundred yards of the Denver X Rio Grande and Santa Fe tracks, effectively tying up traffic on both roads. No one was injured.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-10
Mining and Financial News

ry away the dyke and canse flood.
 Preparations have been made to dynamite the dam if the water carries away the temporary dyke, and to warn the people living in the valley below.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-10
ENJOY A COOL DANCE

At Clark's pavilion tonight-open air.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-10
OF OLD SONG
 WE'RE roo MUCH FOR HIM

! DENVER, July 9.-While listening to the strains of the ''Holy City" on a phonograph, Frank Farr, a resident of Argo, suburb of Denver, this after noon shot and killed his wife Elsie and then ended his own life with bull let.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1909-08-11

A Washington correspondent for the
Chicago Tribune sends to his paper the
following dispatch: William Jennins.
Bryan need not expect the active sup
port Of President Taft mo blaming the
submission to the people Of an amend
ment to the constitution authorizing the
popular election Of senators. The pres
ident has no intention Of interfering d.
rectly in what he considers to be mani
testify the business Of congress alone.
Certainly he will make no formal recon-
mendations on the subject at this time
when congress is in extra session for the
single purpose Of revising the tariff. Thi.
attitude Of Mr.. Taft is in keeping with
that which he has uniformly observed
since his assumption Of the Office Of pres
ident. In attempting to induce him to
depart from it, Mr.. Bryan will have the
support ofrepubEcan senator's Ike Bristow
Of Kansas. LaF gillette of Wisconsin, and
a few Others in the upper house, who
believe it to be desirable to give the
people opportunity to say directly who
shall be their senatorial representatives"
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1909-08-11
Sharon Valley Sunday School Picnic.

The following program has been ar
ranged for the Sunday School picnic
to be held in grove at U. B. church.
Augusta 5. 1909, commencing at 1Oa. m.
Opening song by all "Blest Be the
Tie That Binds.
Prayer by George Robinson.
Address of welcome by A. NJ. Scovin.
Exercises by Enon Baptist Sunday
school.
Address by Pastor c. NJ. Payne---Four
qualifications of superintendent.
Exercises by U. B. Sunday school.
Address by pastor-The Sunday School
Teacher.
BASKET DINNER
Opening song after dinner-"Win
There Be Any Stars in Ny Crown"
Exercises by Sharon Christian Sunday
School-address by Pastor S. E.
Hendrickson, subject: The Open
Book.
Election of officers.
Exercises by Attica NJ. E. Sunday
SchoOl-address by Pastor E. d.
Nichols, subject: The Beginning
Of the Way.
Exercises by Unity Sunday School
address by Pastor II. E. Stipes,
subject: Home influence.
Exercises by Attica U. B. Sunday
School-address by Pastor G. E.
Farney.
Song by Male Quartette.
Exercises by Centralview Sunday
School-address by Superintendent
Porter.
Exercises by Star Valley Sunday
School--address by Mrs. Whitker,
subject: How to Read Your Bible.
Exercises by Sharon Free Methodist
Sunday School.
Exercises by Maplegrove Sunday
School
Address by S. E. Kirkpatrick, subject:
How to keep the young men in
the Sunday School.
All schools are requested to bring
banners.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1909-08-11

Congressman Madison will have the
naming Of Census Supervisor for this
congressional District. The appointment
is moi to be announced till January 1910,
but Mr.. Madison will be looking the
available timber over between now and
that date. The position pays not less
than $500 nor more than $2l00 per
year. in cold cash. besides the distin-
guished honor that goes with the Job.
Someone has suggested that these super
visOrship soft snaps will go to the editors
over the state, and since newspaper men
are all so modest, Judge Madison may
have to draft. some good Republican
patriot Of the scissors and paste" profes-
sion to relieve him Of this Congressional
duty.