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Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-16
OUTPUT MET BY EVIDENCE OF
 CONSUME HON
October Figures of Copper Producers Association Pub Iished Last Week Contain Encouraging Features

Boston.-The October figures of the Copper Producers Association pub iished last week, showing further increase in surplus in this country of 2,6S6,S54 pounds. are not without en- couraging features, notwithstanding the fact that the refinery production last month amounted to I24, 4,657. .70J pounds, a figure which exceeds tho previous high monthly record by over 100000 pounds.
 The most encouraging feature of the statement is the 14,000, ,OOO-pound increase in the domestic deliveries for October over those for September. the figures for the two months being 66,s59,617 and 52,1O5,155 pounds re- spectiyely.
 The domestic deliveries last month also were about 14.000.00e pounds over the monthly average so far this year. Since January there have been delivered to American manufac- turers and consumers 56S. S.674. .2f7 pounds, or an average of 5e. .se7.421 pounds per mcnth 1t is also to be borne in mind that there has been an extraordinary buying movement since November l. so that it is not improbable that November, even though it is only 8 thirty-day month, will show deliveries equally as large II not larger than those of last month.
 From the standpoint of the pro- ducers of copper, and those who are interested in higher prices for tho metal, the most discouraging feature of the statement is the refinery out put of over 124.OOO,O00 pounds. This Is at the rate of 1.495, 900 900 pounds per annum-figures of extraordinary magnitude.
 The average monthly output since the first of January has been 116, ,595.- 900 pounds, so that October exceeded the average for the first ten months of this year by about S.OO0,0OO pounds
 The surplus stock of copper in this country now stands at 15S,5O9. .6oG pounds. The foreign visible supply on November 1 last was 222, ,559, ,6S0 pounds, which makes the total worlds supply (excluding the unknown amount of copper in second hands on the other side of the water, 376, 6,O69,, 306 5ounds.
 The visible supply abroad showed an increase for the montff of October of 12.S33,OO0 pounds, which. coupled witfl the increase of a little over 2,- O0o,00O pounds on this side of the water, makes the October increase in the worlds visible supply 14,369. .s54 pounds.
 It would seem to be plainly evident therefore, that if there is to be brought about any immediate fm- provement in the statistical position of copper it must come through reg ulaticn of the output.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-16
BOSTON MIAMI CO.
 ID USE CHURN DRILLS
Superintendent F, w. Hoar Will Have Full Charge
 of Operations

One of the churn drills orcered for development work by the Boston-Mi- ami Development company has arriv- ed, and during the week work will be commenced on the property consisting of some 42 claims located in the Mi ami district. Two drills were order ed and the second one is expected to reach here soon. As soon as. it gets here. it will be put at work.
 The plan of operations of the Bos- ton-Miami Development company will be to first prospect the property thor oughly in 2OO-foot squares with the churn drills and then to decide on the best location for a shaft by means of the knowledge of the ore bodies which the churn dril work will af- ford.
 Superintendent and Consulting En- gineer F. W. Hoar of the Boston-Mi- ami Development company, will have full charge of the operations to be conducted on the company's mineral land which is considered a valuable property and one that should eventu- ally turn out to be a richly producing mine.
 During the past two or three weeks Superintendent Hoar has had force of men at work constructing various buildings preliminary to the beginning Of mining operations. Eight tent camp buildings have been put up. An assay office, a supply house and boarding house have been built About twenty men are employed on the Boston-Mi- ami property.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-16
COLE LOPMENT CO.
 SINKING INCLINE SHAFT
Striking of >CaIcocite Last Week Is a Most Favor
 able Indication

GLOBE. Arizona, Nov. 15.-on the property of the Cole Devel- opment company, located about three miles from the Gibson mine in the Gibson district of the Globe quadran- gle, the sinking of the inclined shaft below the third level is progressing steadily. The ground in which the shaft is going down continues to car " copper in the same high values that the mine has had for some time past. The. ore found in the bottom of the shaft is now of two kinds, chaI- copyrite and chalcocite. Some bornite also appears.
 The striking of chalcocite is a most favorable indication and points very strongly to the probable development of a big low grade body of concen, trating ore in the course of time. As "a general rule the sulphides of the Gibson district carry copper in great CT percentages than does the PinaI schist of the Miami district and con sequently a low grade mine there should be an extremely lucrative prop osition.
 The dump of the Cole mine as made since work on the shaft was resumed there few weeks ago is a handsome sight to a person interested in min ing. The ore taken out is largely of the peacock variety and the specimens that come out in every carful of ma 'terfal are remarkably rich. Should the Cole Development company desire to begin shipping ore to the shelter it would undoubtedly get rich returns on it's shipments. The policy of the management, however, is in favor of along conservative lines with a view to proving to some satis- factory extent the size and nature of the two kinds of ore bodies which exist there. As the shaft is being cut nine feet by seven feet and is wholly in the ore, this vein is already known to be of considerable size and fur thermore the grade of the ore is be- ing maintained with increasing depth.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-16

DOUGLAS. Nov. 15.-(Special)-
 A. J. King has returned to the city from the Fl Tigre district and re- ports that the true worth of that won derful country is only just being dis covered and its real development on ly starting The Lucky Tiger com pany has engineers of all branches of their profession on their property and have plans for active develop ment. There is the general mining engineer, an electrical engineer, a water engineer. a bridge engineer and a construction engineer all en- ployed by the company now. which has given up all intention of disposing of the property since the recent strikes. would not sell for twenty mil lions and is determined to have the best force obtainable and do It's own mining. The futurey of Lucky Tier never appeared 50 bright as it does
 lst now.
 Mir. King was at the property he is interested in which is just south of the Lucky Tiger holdings and is call ed Nueyo Porvenir (erroneously. term ed South Tigre). Here there have been put to work three shifts, about fbi7.fv mon and thev ara 4atine ont good milling ore in their development work besides some high grade ship ping ore from rich streak which runs through the seven foot ore body which they have penetrated for six ty feet,
 Lower down another tunnel has been started which will cut the ledges and ore bodies at a depth of $50 feet
Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-16

Speculative orders were more plenti, ful than any time for six months. Copper Range was in good demand all day. selling as high as S4.50. and clos ing at S4.00. North Butte advanced to 62.75 and was very active and strong all day. A dividend of S1,00 was declared on this stock. payable December 23. New buying appeared in East Butte and over one thousand shares are wanted at 12.00.
 Greene looks very cheap to us in view of the action which has been going on. We expect to see it sell between fifteen and sixteen. We look for continuation of present bull movement and good money can be made by buying the standard copDers. The New York market as a whole has an upward trend with the exception of Steel and Sugar, the former was slightly higher but was not in as az tive demand as usual and the latter was unfayorably affected by the litiga- tion now in progress.-Paine, Webbsr & Co.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-16

IT. %, Globe Cons. PTS. Giroux 10. g, HelEetia 6 .63, Hancock IA 75. Inspira- ton 7.50, La Rose 500. Live Oak 7.37 bid, Mass. ( .25. Nipissing 10 75. National 62 %, Newhouse .63, Ne vada Utah IFS, Ohio Copper 500, Ray Cent. 2.25. Raven "A, Savanna 1.6S, San Antonio S.25, Shattuck p %, Superior Globe .s5. Santa Fe 63, Warren 8 0o asked, Wolverine & Arizona .s5, Ray Con. 22 %.
 NEW YORK.
 Missouri Pacific 7t.e3, Rock Island 4537, Southern Pacific 12s 90, St. Paul 156 .s7. Penn. 130. 50. New York Central 132 50, A. T. & S. F. 120.50, L. & N. 123 %, Erie B .OO, Northern Pacific 145.75, Union Pacific POP. 6S, Southern aRilway S2, 12. Brooklyn R. T. 76S7, Reading 163 50, Great North ern 14400, c. F. I. 49 .00, U. S. Steel go ST, U. S. Steel Pfd. 12O. 37, American Sugar 123 co, American Shelters 101.75. B. & o. 116 .25. 0. 6 W. 46 50, Canadian Pacific 1S4 .75, Western Union S3 .00, Chicago Great Western 21. .0O.
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Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-16
STOCK MARKE7s, RAILR0ADS, FINANCIAL AND MINING
Lucky Tiger Mine To Be
 Developed On Gigantic Scale

below the tunnel which was first started.
 Mr. King is enthusiastic over the start at Nuevo PorTenir with such splendid results as well as at condi tions on their larger and older neigh bor, Fl Tigre. The Poryenir contains sixteen pertenencias. He states that his company will resume operations at the Rosalis the first of the year, af- ter matters are we'll under way at the other property.
 The prospects of strong city foot ball team appear to have gone a-glim- mering. George, who was looked for to coach the team and to play guard, has been called back to the Silver King property and did not return to Douglas yesterday. Grant, who would have made a tackle proposition. is in the city this morning. but will return to the Silver King also With coach and two of the strongest players not forthcoming it does not seem likely that there will be a team.
 There are still a number of can didates who might organize team. but there have been these same ones all season and an initiative or head has been lacking. There have some times been half a dozen or more who would get out to practice occasionally but never eleven men, and there has been no one to coach and whip a team into shape. It was for this es- peciallY George was needed and this he suggested doing.
 His departure for the mine has therefore left wanting the head that is needed and it is doubtful if another can be obtained. \
Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-16
HIGHER PRICES
 RECORDED IN
 STOCK MARKET
The Entire List Showed a Substantial Gain and Better Prices May be Looked for Tomorrow
(By Frank J. Grat.)


 Member Duluth Stock Exchanie.)
 Today's copper shares market was strong and active, with higher prices recorded in taking the list a sa whole. That the copper metal is undergoing a change of some kind is evident. and that the metal is soon to be under con trol is more than convincing. Such stocks as Amalgamated, North Butte, Butte Coalition all showed new high mark for past two years. Greene Can anea reached new high mark since the panic. selling today at 1900, but toward the close lower price was no- tieed. Superior and Pittsburg sold as high as 17.00. but towards the close sold of. Copper Range showed good support, selling at S3.75, also a new high mark Shattuck Arizona fails to show any particular activity and the same can be said or Denn Arizona. Warrior and Sierra remain about the same Ray Consolidated sold at 22o0, another stock with new high mark. The entire list showed substantial gain and better prices can be. looked for tomorrow.
 BOSTON.
 Amaigamated s4.00, Anaconda 52.75, AIlouez 5000. Atlantic 115O. Arizona Commercial 46.0O, Boston Cons. 17.0o. Butte Coalition S2 75. Calumet & Ari- zona 1OS. %. Calumet & Hecla 67oOo. Centennial Ss 75. Copper Range s3 s7, East Butte 12 %. Granby 102 0O, Greene Cananea 1275. Isle Royale 26. .75, Keewenaw 2S7, Mohawk 63.50, Miami 1775, Michigan 6.75. Nevada Cons. 29.75. North Butte 62 50. Old Dominion 55 co, osceola 160 DO, Par rott 5000. Quincy s7O0, shannon IS 50, Superior Pittsburg Is 75. Su- perior Copper 64 .75, Superior Boston IA 50, Tamarack 67 %, Trinity HOO, Utah Cons. 5SS7, U. s. Smelling $500. Victoria 3.T5, Wolverine 14S %, Warrior 5.75, Sierra Cons 5.12. San Roselia 2 25, Duluth Sonora 500 asked, Yuma 137. Phelps Dodie c50OO ask ed, Utah Copper 5S.s7.
 CURES.
 American 2.25, Adventure 5.12, Ari- zona Michigan IS, Arcadian 4S7, Butte Arizona O6, Butte London .25. Black Mountain 50. Cactus 312. Cor dova 1.12, Carnan 1 50, Cumberland Ely s.s3, Calumet Sonora 12. 75, Che mung 16.00, Denn Arizona co, Daly West 6.25, Elenita 725, Franklin
Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-16

Special wire to L. J. overlock.l
 BOSTON, Nov. 15.-After the sharp rise of Saturday, the activity of cop pers continued today with widespread interest throughout the entire list
Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-16

REGISTRATION OPEN TODAY. For the local option election, at the city clerks office between the hours of to 12 a. m., and to 5 p. m.
 GEORGE G. GAGE.
Middletown transcript., 1909-12-23
SAYS CRY EEeLEcrs BOYS

WILMINGTON, DEL, December 10TH
81 would be ashamed tosing, Where is
my wandering boy to-nightr It is my
business to know and TO have home that
will induce him not to wander" This
was the declaration last night Of Gsorgs
W. Twitmyer, Superintendent Of the VIII
nington Public Schools, before the mem
bers Of the Young Men's Conference In
Grace Methodist Church. Women bad
been invited to attend the meeting, and
there we're several hundred present. DR..
Twitmyer said nine oot Of ten boys went
wrong becauss they were not trusted ct
home. He said She liershoOld induce
the boy 70 altend church BY going with
him ineseedof picking up his paper and re-
marking abons his weeks work, and that
Wiimington, including the churches,
shonld Be ashamed oi lie treatment
oi he boys. He declared Il was .
Sleepy. moss back sci Of people that pro-
yided 30 pgotecsion, asnuaemens Or even
standing room for ihs boys. bnt consid.
ered water towers and street Improve
nleuss more important
Eish E. Bnrcilenal spoke about The
IiquoF question: and said the si,ns had
come when Wilmington must chooae
hesheF Il would b known IS 4 shear.
sink. unprincplea placa Or 4 ..plhcs
tcancy and right" He
hent would decide sbs
sss lie time ior church.
bow Nhsfa theY alOod.
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so,rR coHuNpRuns

When is kiss like rumor2 When
it goes from mouth to mouth.
Why is she horse the most curious
feeder ia the world He eats best with
ous biz In his mouth.
Why ia your nose in che middle Of your
face7 Il is the scenseE.
What is She latest thing in dresses
Night dresses.
Why do chimneys smoke Because
they cannot chew.
When is q ship most happyH When
she rests on che bosom Of swell.
Why is kiss like sermon? Il re-
quires two heads and an application.
When was Shakespeare . broker 2
When he furnished stock quotations.
Why don't Sweden have to send abroad
for cattle2 Because she keeps her Stock.
holm.
What should you do if you split your
sides with laughter? Ran till ! got 3
stitcll in them.
When does dog become larger and
smaIler2 When let out at night and
taken in in the morning.
What ID better than presence OF mind
in railroad accident? Absence Of body.
What is the difference between a life
Of leisure and life Of idIenessf They
are The same thing, only different.
When WAS beef the iiighest2 When
the COW jumped over the moon.
What is the, difference between one
yard and two yards? A fence.
Why is straw hat like kissing through
a tplephonr2 Because nsigsher is felt.
Why ir your shadow like = islse friend 2
Because il only follows yon in sunshine.
What roof never keeps out the wet?
Tie roof Of the mouth.
What Fruits on ceni ? Adate.
Why is collar eclipse ike the whip
ping Of u boy by lis mother? Because
it is the hiding Of the son.
Which sninlal has the most property
to carry with him when l.e travels, and
which tsn hsse the least? The ele-
pilant shegmost, because he carries his
trunk, ths fox and cock the least, because
they have only a brush and comb be-
tween them.
What lie tllas which is invisible Jet
never ops Of sieln Ths letter II =
WHY II tile letter A IKE l2 o'clock Z
Il il tie middle Of day
II Nalnan asks her blind lover The
cogof 81 hower. whss weuld be sny 7
Il lave 10 itdes.
AZ = Has going through Geid Of wheat
I lenaa soaaetbinR good V eat; il wasn't
si, n lissll or bone; SEPT Il I'D Il ran
sytis "A Il eng.
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Kearsarge
Kentucky
Illinois
Missouri
Louisiana
Minnesota
Virginia
Delaware
Middletown transcript., 1909-12-23

The hundreds of thousands who have
used them will be glad to know that the
combined pocket diary 1910 memorandum
book aud calendar for 1910 and 1911, with
other handy information issued by G, -
Snow & Co., Of Washington, D. c., is
ready aud will be sent to any address on
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G. A. Snow & Co., Washington. D. G.
Middletown transcript., 1909-12-23
crxrnr AHEAD or GOLD

.EAsroN, Pa, Dec. 10. Robert Meade.
one Of the best authorities 10 this eoun.
try Oh cemsnt, gave out statement TO-
day concerning the manufacture q that
material IN this country since 1876. when
she firas plant was established q Coplay,
in Lehiat county, with capacity ot l70O
barrels a.sear. 10 81 900. 600 barFgis turned
ous il shs United States iass rear,
Il value oi sss. 10000.
fi,s cement Manufactured ID she couTa.
try last year would have besn sufficient
% bsild 1 apavsmsns 25 teet vide sistad
lie world Il lie Equator.
Mr.. Meade aasA she output q cement
Is psnnaylvanIa 70 day exceeds In value
tlsas Il Fold IN either California or Alaska
and naafly al ghe cement Is hanniaesured
Is N6sfbampson sud IehIsh cnunslss'
plliladspaiu Record.
Middletown transcript., 1909-12-23

paraffine, will look Is goof
If anything bOiIe owe
and begins to smoke 3
pleasant odor throw q
it. This quite removes
smell.
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4
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Nazareth Portland Cement

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the following Bateships and Armed Cruisers
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III lie Iriehsaan section ii Elk Neck,
on ssIugday aiserpoeu. Maurice Rutter
snd tsaorss Brncs eslne upon : human
skeleton partly buried in leaves uhich
uas Identified slIs Feinsiua Of Johu
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Middletown transcript., 1909-12-23

Some house keepers wls
fowl TO roast rub iefnside and out with
sugar, stuff it as usual and wla0 dOpe the
meat is said to be much swester and
juicier than if prepared in the old NAy
When eggs are high.priced, an szeel.
lent substitute for them in pumpkin piss
is to add soda crackers rolled 6ne, allows
ing two for each pie, They may be used
instead Of eggs, even when eggs are plenty
and cheap.
Il is said that cut flowers will keep
fresh il small pinch Of nitrate Of poiash
OF common saltpeser is put in the sister
ID which they stand. The ends Of she
stems should be cut otf little every dsy
10 keep open the absorbing pores.
Middletown transcript., 1909-12-23
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