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Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-25
El Paso Chinese Excited

Ell PASO, Tex, Nov. 24.-Chinese OF
the Yee faction in El Paso are much
wrought up over the San Francisco
feud with the On Tick tong. In the
Ell Paso Chinatown of 500 inhabitants
there are many members of each tong
The Yees are holding nightly meetings.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-25
To Improve Terminals

ST. JOSEPH, Nov. 24.-Announce-
ment has been made by the Burlington
railroad that nearly million dollars
will be spent in building a new freight
house and enlarging nts terminal in
st. Joseph.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-25

shots of the gobbler that he selected
for Mr. Taft prove that he did not fall
far short of his aim. Mr.. Vose did not
give out at the time the photographs
were taken just how much the turkey
weighed, but it is in the neighborhood
of fifty pounds. So Mr.. Taft is as
sured of probably the finest turkey
that will be served on Thanksgiving
day throughout all the country.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-25

TT GRACE voSE of Westerly, r. l.,
I'll who has been sending a turkey
- to the White House as a gift to
the president at every Thanksgiving
time since Gen. Grant was president,
broke all his former records in the
size of the presidential turkey this
year. He told his neighbors last fall
that if Mr.. Taft was elected he would
send the biggest fowl ever grown on
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-10
suksrs ron paMrxRrp yocs
New Occupation Sor Girls In London,
and II Pays Well.

With the increasing craze for dogs
Of rare and valuable breeds as pets in
England q naw employment for girls
has been created. They can become
dog nurses.
II is no uncommon thing to see in
the squares and parks q pretty girl
in q neat uniform with two OF three
valuable little dogs on leash. giving
them their daily airing. She Ia dog
nurse, and This is only one Of her
duties.
Besides the exercising of the PETE
the nurse must see to their food
which is no small matter. Special
things are cooked and the dogs must
be carefully watched while they eat to
see that nothing goes wrong. Then
the bath is a serious affair. Some
times q silver bathtub is used and
scented water.
The nurse must also look after the
toilet OF her charges. When they g
out with their mistress she must see
that they are in proper trim, with
their little coats carefully brushed and
cleansed and their jeweled collars
bright and sparkling.
After they have retired at night her
time is he, own, and for the most part
she considers her i've dollars weeh
very easily earned, for she has hei
board and lodging provided as vel
as Aer uniform.
One of the great requisites for the
Ne-@ua
shall have an extinct sense Of humor
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-10
SENSATION MAY
DEVELOP IN BIG
SUIT OVER MINE
Another Chapter Added 10
Famous Copper Belle Con-
troversy Aired in Pima Dis
trict Court this Summer

That the minority stockholders in
the Copper Belle Mining company,
which has been jostled about for the
past four years in the courts as a
result of alleged greed of certain east
ern interests and on which a decision
was recently handed down by Judge
Campbell in the Pima district court
in the famous suit OF Paine-Webber
& company. against the Copper Belle
company, in favor of j. b. Riley. in
tervenor. representing a part of the
shareholders. are planning a new fight
TO win back the properties of the COM
pany, recently sold for debt under
foreclosure proceedings, is the infor.
nation received by Attorney John B.
Wright yesterday. Mr. Wright being
engaged as counsel for Intervenor
Riley.
According to this information. dis
closure of a sensational character are
being prepared by James E. Mack.
attorney, at his Office in New York,
concerning the past management OF
the affairs of the Copper Belle. Since
the property was sold through an or
der to foreclose. the minority stock.
holders had made every conceivable
effort to secure ownership of the prop
erty on the ground that enough funds
had been pledged TO redeem the mine
had the majority interests been will
ing to let the proposition go through.
Instead, 1t is alleged that the property
was sold on the ground that it was
hopelessly in debt and that the mino-
rity interests could not reorganize the
property upon business basis.
At special meeting of the minority
stockholders in New York on Septem-
Der %, resolutions We're drawn up
with view of sparing no efforts to
secure the return of this property to
the company. A collection was taken
up 20 defray the expenses of these
proceedings. and Mr.. Mack is prepar-
ing papers which he is to submit TO
District Attorney Jerome, of New
York, giving in detail the proceedings
of the manner in which the minority
stockholders were treated by the ma
joritg.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-10
SURELY HAD MONEYS WORTH
Uncle He'd !iad Come Far 20 Get IT.
and He Got &c.

There being no dentist In the little
town where he resided Uncle Hos
Aowdybush had gone to the count1
seat to have an aching tooth ex
tracted. 81 SEE It's one Of your large
molars," said the dentist at whose Of
Zee he called, "and It will come pretty
hard. Don< you think you'd better
take gasT
81 don't know" answered Uncls
Hod. Does It cost anything ey'-sT
"7es. it viii be two dollars Ia you
take gas and one dollar II you don't"
How long does 1t take TO pull Il
that way?''
ut won't seem any time at all 20
you. You 60 to sleep ana you seem
to wake up Immediately AID the tooth
= out"
"Asd don't feel it come ousr'
Not 3 particle"
Uncle Hold reflected.
Well" be said, I've ocme u miles
to have this tooth pulled and I think
I'm entitled to the satisfaction OF
kaowing when you yank il QUITO say
nothin' OF Ssvin' dollar. don't want
no gas"
From the manner IN which Uncie
Hod grosncd during the subsequent
operation Il was inferred that he bad
fully dollars worth of Satisfaction. :
--Youth's Companion
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-10
RELATION OF BODY AND MIND
Assertion Made That No Healthy Per
son Is Wholly Bad.

The close relation of body and mind
Il the matter of physical health, OF
which SO much is said by various re
ligfous and semi-religious organiza
tons and by a class Of professional
~healers," Is considered from a fresh
point of view by an English clergy
man. His argument Is that no PEI
son who is healthy can be wholly bad
The clergyman further expressed the
conviction that there Is a close con
nection between health and morals.
and that the man who has reached
middle age in a sound bodily condition
thereby proves that he has led a de
cent life. In support Of his position
he advanced the assertion that .
large proportion of the convicts in
English prison are physical! degener-
ates From this it would seem that
he does not confine his designation O.
badness" to the vices involved in In
temperance and other forms OF sensual
dissipation, but, since convicts are
guilty Of many things apart from
these, as theft, burglary, forgery and
the like, holds that they are led tc
the preparation of even this class 81
crimes by a Defective bodily state.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-10
INTERNATIONAL SMELLING CO.
SHELTERS AT Ell PAso

NEW YORK, Oct. 9.-The Interna-
tional Smelling & Refining company
is preparing to list $10,000.0 900 of its
securities on the Boston exchange and
coincident with the listing of this Sc
curity the company is planning extern
siye operations in several directions.
principal of which is the erection OF
2 large smelter at FL Paso.
The plans for this plant are now be-
ing arranged and it is asserted that
they will be completed within sixty
days.
The International will also announce
at an early date the acquisition OF
several Mexican properties and the
construction of several other smelt-
ing and refining plants.
The Utah plant is soon to be opera
ton. The company is now earning at
the rate of Is per cent on its present
stock -
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-10
old DOMINION HAS
$4,000 FOR SEPT.

BOSTON, Oct. S.--The Old Domin.
ion output for September of 2,672,0
pounds would indicate net earnings
for the month of about $4,000, allow
ing 10 "a cent cost and IL "a cents
received for the months output, and
figuring on 100000 pounds as the
production from Old Dominion ores.
The falling of in the months pro-
duction may have been accounted for
by the fact that it is no longer treat
ing Black Warrior ores which in the
past have been returning 100000
pounds of copper per month. These
fluxing material, and there has been
practically no profit in treatment
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-10
Es,,d sImpix Settled.

In western China European travellers
recently found simple method Of
settling disputes. C9e Of them writes
While we called the Midday halt al
Ta-cha-de, we asked the villagers con
corning some new graves which We
noticed in a field close by. They an.
Bwered: Our head man and two 9th.
srs were killed three months ago in a
tsud with a village higher up the
hills Is it settled now?' Yes Did
you report the matter to Lao-wo? Nc
What would have been the use? We
Just settled the matter ourselves
Howl oh. we killed eight Of the otlr
sr Marty"
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-10
Decorations for Women.

There are few decorations for won
en- in Europe, the most ancient order
coming from the Austrian throne. II
Is the decoration of the Star and Cru
cifx. and is given to women of high
rank. Another is the Ldisep found.
ID in memory Of the beautiful queen
Of Prussia, whom Napoleon i4sClted.
This order is given TO ali classes o:
women Eho commit any great self
escri6ce.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-10
GREATEST An Of . politician.

II Is very easy thing to devise
good laws; the difficulty Is to make
them effective. The great mistake is
that Of looking upon men as virtur
%us, or thinking that they can be
made so by laws; and consequently
the greatest art Of politician is to
render vices serviceable to the cause
Of virtue.~Lord BolinEbroks.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-10
BOND GIVEN IN
APACHE MINING DISTRICT

A bond was given this week in the
Apache mining district, just across the
line in New Mexico. on a group OF
twenty-nine claims to eastern parties
and under the terms of the bond,
per cent of the purchase price. which
is in the six-fgure column, must be
paid within sixty days. The claims
are located mile and half from tbs
Anderson-Apache mine The parties
who gave the bond were Robt An.
derson, F. L. Harrington. J. NJ. O'COn
mel, J. T. Hood and F. r. Harring
ton
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-10
Use. Of AdversI.y.

Prosperity is not without many
fears and disasters; and adversely is
not without comforts and hopes. Ger.
tainly, virtue is like precious odors,
most fragrant, when they s'e In
censed or crushed, for prosperity doth
best discover vice; but adversely doth
hesr discover Bacon
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-10

GLOBE. Oct. 81. Clark Charming,
vice president of the Miami Copper
company at Globe, Ariz., is in that
camp inspecting the company's prop
erty. The Miami mine has 100000
tons of copper ore blocked out con-
tanning an average of 80 per cent.
Tce work of development continues
and the ore will be concentrated TO
so per cent suiphide before going TO
the smelter. A 1000 ton concentrate
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-10
Women Bun /. swIs. Town.

Troissy. in the, Canton of the Aron
basement Of Clermont. is run by
women. FIVE important officials Of the
httle town being of the sex. The post
woman has a hereditary title to the
Office. the mother of Nine Dauboin
having held 1t before her. The tele
graph Office is in charge OF Nine. Leso
bre, Miss Jeanne Marchandin takes al
che photographs, Marie Druhon-Mail
Hard is the town crier and Nine. Tai
lefer pre>l5es over the railway sta.
zion. =
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-10
up 70 pate h AarIeuIture,

However conservative the farmer IL
about his politics and his religion and
his views on morality. he has rid him
self Of most of his old-time fixed ideas
about agriculture and is leading the
professional state experimentalists II.
the search for new methods.-Toledc
Blade
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-10
GREENE CANANEA OUTPUT
IS BEST SINCE LAST MAY

BOSTON with of eight furnaces in operation the
previous tbs wit hthe best yield since May last
copper N
production 1927 containing S54Oo pounds of
5000 of silver and 50 gold
allowing
total of $4,000 for the months earnings
assumed control placed DR.
follows:
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-10
STOCK MARKETS, RAILROADS, FINANCIAL AND MINING
MILLION TONS
OF ORE BLOCKED IN MIAMI

ing plant is being erected on the mine.
The ore is Shaycopyrites and chal-
coites as inlets and coating on the
breccated material. The property
shows an area of highly silicified
Pinal schist. at or near the point OF
contact with Schultse granite. The
copper deposits are somewhat similar
to the porphyry and monozite copper
ore bodies of Ely and Bingham, but Of
higher tenor.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-10

'De smart man." said Uncle Eben,
Us likely to git along fus' rate until
he stahts in figgerin' 'rouu' an tryin'
to make his brains take de place OF
bis conscience"
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-10
Eorssaw COMING nor nme.

IF anyone gets hold of this letter
well, hully gee!" wrote soubrette to
her manager. And when the man
ayers wife found the letter in her hus-
bands pocket the soubrette's worst
fears were realized.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-10
NEW YORK,

Missouri Pacific. $500; Rock Island
1857; Southern Pacific. 1875; st.
Paul. 1888; Penn. 1877; New York
Central, 1873 so: A. T. & S. F., 121. 50;
L. & N. 1880; Erie, 34.12; Northern
acific, 1925; Union Pacific. 204.i2;
Southern aRilway, 1915; Brooklyn H.
T.. 1880; Reading. 164.00; Great
Northern, 151.O0; c. F. l., 400; L. S
Steel, 1925: Z. S. Steel, Pfd., 127,
American Sugar. 1920; American
Shelters, 1925; B. & o. 116. 10; o. &
w, 1900: Canadian Pacific, 1880:
Western Union, 770G; C%cago Great
| Western 1880.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-10
CURBS.

American, 3.75; Adventure, go:
Arizona Michigan. $500: Arcadian
AIS; Arizpe, 81; Butte Arizona. OG.j
Butte London, "a: Black Mountain
IS; Cactus, 3.75; Cordova. t37; Car
man. 1.25; Cumberland Ely. 100;
.Chemung, 1880; DEM Arizona, '4.7j:
DAILY West $50; Elenita, Z so; Frank
lin, 1887: Globe Cons. 3.63; GriouX
.S75; Helvetia, 600; Hancock, 9.25:
Inspiration, 7.12; La Rose, 7.S7; Live
Oak, 7.25; Mass. 700; Nipissing
1850; National. $500: Newhouse, 300;
Nevada Utah. 1.T5; Ohio Copper, 4.37;
Ray Cent, PIP; Ray Cons. 1860;
Raven, 90; Savanna, 1913; San An
tonic, S.25: Shattuck, 1900; Superior
Globe, 80: Santa Fe. PSI; Warren
300: Wolerine & Arizona, sc.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-10
BOSTON


Amalgamated, 81; Anaconda, 1856:
Allouez, 81; Atlantic. S.25; Arizona
Commercial, 1925; Boston Cons
1475; Butte Coalition, PATS; Calumet
& Arizona. 100 90; Calumet & Hecla
655; Centennial, 80. so; Copper Range
1915; East Butte. 11.25: CRANKY
$3.50; Greene Cananea, 1887; Isle
Royal, $3.50; Keewenaw. 2.75; Mo
hawk, so; Miami. 1880; Michigan
1850; Nevada Cons. 1858; Nortl
Butte, $500; Old Dominion, $3.50: Os
ceola. 1855; PARROT. 1850; Quincy, 81
Shannon, 1887; Superior Pittsburg
1880; Superior Copper. 1878; Su
perior Boston. 1881: Tamarack, 20;
Trinity. II; Utah Cons, 42.37; Utal
Copper. A 90; Z. S. Smelling, 55.75
Victoria. BIS: Wolverine. 149.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-10
COPPER METAL
GIVES NO SIGN
OF IMPROVING
Member Of Duluth Stock Exchange
BY Frank ] Graf

Member OF Duluth Stock Exchange
BY Frank J. Graf
The weeks feature of the New York
list and traders in general was can
money which was as high as six per
cent. This feature did not look good
10 banking interests and loans were
soon called and stock liquidated 10 a
great extent, Money at to 6 per
cent is a much better investment
than stocks at this level which do not
yield enough interest During the
week London has been a heavy seller
of United States Steel common. which
had its effect at home. showing a
decline of almost eight points for
this issue for the week. The declar.
ing of dividends, or rather the placing
OF Santa Fe on a six per cent basis,
had been expected and the stock dis
counted TO a great extent
In the copper metal situation there
is every reason to Indicate that the
situation is on the improve. tbs true
that consumption is not yet up TO the
production, but on tae other hand pro.
.ducers are not forced to sell the metal
under present quotations The heavy
producers of the United States will
uh4uSStAOhdDih get tCSSller and mann
ain standard price for the metal.
As to copper shares the majority
are selling too low, in spite of the low
price of copper. and there is every
good reason to expect better prices.
The lower priced issues seem TO be
he favorites and viii make good
Such stocks as DEM Arizona, Live
Oaks. Chino, Warren and American
should be bought up at this level. Su
perior G. Plttsburg, Shattuck Arizona
Superior & Boston, Miami. will sell
much higher. OF the low priced is
sues Santa Rosalia looks as though
lit should bring good prices. This
stock is being taken up by the Copper
country people and understand that
the next shipment of ore win run ex
ceptionally high This is a full paid
ssue and is much better purchase
today at $50 than it was some time
| ago at 80 cents. Should money ease
Up during the coming week we may
| xpect a better market
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-09-29

stimulated by reports of the placing u
heavy buying orders for steel rails by the
great railroad systems, the Pennsylvania
being mentioned as ordering 2Oo,Voo IONS
for next year.
The rapid decrease In surplus OF Idle
freight cars reported by the railroads
argues an early demand for new equip
ment. which would be favorable to the
steel industrials. A strong recovery IN the
Erie securities was a feature of the day
market, There was period of weakness
in Amalgamated Copper, which served as
a temporary check to the general upward
movement. but that stock became strong
subsequently and removed the only ap-
parent restraint on the advancing ten
dency
The bond market was irregular. The
buoyant rise in United States Steel to 1925
was accompanied by decline in the sink
ing fund bonds. The greatest activity in
the bond market was in the convertible
issues The rise in Atchison, Union Pa
cifc, Southern Pacific, Pennsylvania, New
Havt and American Telephone carried
with nrtible bonds of those
conn enhancement of the
valu, e of exchange into
stock - Investment bond Is
sues weie Sluggish and dull.
Total sales, par value, S5,950,000.
United States bonds were unchanged on
call.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-09-29
SMALL ADVANCE
IN COTTON MARKET
Prices Are Nervous and Irregu-
lar During the Day
BULL SUPPORT RENEWED
Rumors of National Ginners' Report
Giving Very Low Condition and
Anticipation of BuIlish Bureau
Report Cause an Advance.

New York, September ga very ner-
vous and Irregular market followed yes
terday's sharp break in cotton, but there
was better support and at times prices
showed considerable strength, although
the close was barely steady at net gain
of only to 10 points.
The opening was steady at unchanged
prices to a decline of points, near
months being relatively easy, under a lit
tie scattering liquidation inspired by De-
tober notices. There was good buying
of October by a leading New Orleans
trader on the call. however. it was soon
seen that the notices were very few
and were being promptly stopped and
October quickly Joined in general ad-
vancing tendency, due to the lsyge Eng
lish spot sales, higher late cables, re-
newal of bull support and covering by
recent sellers. There were rumors that
the report of the National Ginners' asso-
citation would make the condition about
60 per cent but the trade continued of
the opinion that the government relpyt
next Monday would be bullish, and during
the middle of the day there was active
buying, particularly by Wall street houses
with western connections, and some of
the leading southern bulls. December
contracts advanced to 10 .39c and ign
uary to 1860 with the general list show
ing net gain of II to 20 points, but IN
the last half hour most of this advance
was lost under general commission house
realizing and a renewal of bear pres
sure. Low temperature was again re-
ported off the coast of FlNcida, while talk
of low temperatures in the central belt
found little in the official weather re-
ports to create anxiety. Liverpool re-
ported that the south was not following
the decline. Southern spot markets Off
cially reported early were unchanged to
B-cent lower.
Receipts at the ports today 1855 bales,
against 55,S42 last week and $3.50 last
year. For the week 100000 bales, against
277104 last week and $40 543 last year. To-
days receipts at New Orleans ATS bales,
against 1906 last year and at Houston
1871 bales, against 2S,13l last year.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-09-29
Market Closes Strong and AL
most At the Top
NEWS GENERALLY BULLlSH
Buying by Shorts Causes Strength in
Corn Market and Results in Net
Advances-Oats and Pro-
visions Close Strong.

Chicago, September 2S-Wheat prices
on the board of trade advanced from 1ss
@21ac tday on buying based on brisk de-
mand for the cash grain at all important
centers in this country. The market
closed strong at almost the top point of
the day Corn, oats and provisions also
closed strong.
The wheat market was. exceedingly
strong all day, although prices at times
reacted considerably owing to the liberal
realizing sales. The September deliv-
cry again led in the upward movement as
a result of urgent bidding by shorts who
were anxious to cover before the eXpira-
ton of the time limit two days distant
News of the day was generally of Il
bullsh character, The principal item be-
ing the French crop report, which indi-
Gated a total yield of about 365, 000, 900
bushels in excess of that of last year.
The chief reason for the strength mani
Tested throughout the day was an excel
lent demand being reported for cash
wheat both in the northwest and south
west.
The market opened strong with prices
unchanged to ssQ1ac higher, compared
with the previous close. December be-
ing at 99ss@995sc and September at
81. 095sQ1 .OS94. September touched $1.O57s
and December $10lb. The close was strong
with December at $1.01 and September at
$1.O57s.
Buying by shorts caused considerable
strength in the corn market and resulted
in net advances for the day of 19c to 5sc.
The cash grain did not keep pace with
the options, although fair sales were made
early in the day to the east. Shorts
bought all of the contract grain offered
at the sample tables for delivery on their
contracts.
The September delivery gained 1bc dur
ing the day.
The market closed strong at almost the
top.
Demand for the SEPTEMBER delivery by
shorts was the feature of trading in the
oats market. The market closed strong
with prices up 1ac to 7s@1c, compared
with yesterdays close.
Provisions were firm all day with the
exception of lard which manifested mod
crate weakness late in the session of prof
it-taking The bulk of trading was in
January products. Decreased receipts of
live hogs at western packing centers were
largely responsible for the firmness. Prices
at the close were 15c lower to 10c higher.
Leading futures ranged as follows: