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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1909-11-12
EAST ShOREhAM.

Mrs. 4. N. Bissell was in Brandon the
9TH and 9th.
MIR. and Mrs. Ed. Jones are visiting at
Jonas Orchards.
Mrs. Will Church of Cornwall visited
friends and relatives in town last week
Mr.. and Mrs. George Waite and Mrs,
Shaw were IN Worcester last week on
business.
Grange meeting this week and don t
forget the old fashioned dress.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1909-11-12
Tho Cambodians.

The Cambodians are a docile people,
much averse to war. Their language
and civilization. unlike those Of the
remaining peoples OF Indo-C China, are
derived from India, as is also their re-
ligion. Their country contains various
interesting ruins. the work of the
Khmers a race that has quite disap-
peared. The ruins at Angkor are re-
markably well preserved and are pos
sessed Of great beauty.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1909-11-12
WANTED

Experienced operators on power ma
chimes making, muslin underwear in
best prices paid. Also wanted, a few
bright girls without previous experience,
who will learn the work. Expenses
iaranteed while learning. Peerless
Mfg. Co., Newport, N. II.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1909-11-12

| have just received car
load of the celebrated cortland
Cart and Carriage Sleighs" and
am expecting another car of
cheaper ones every day.
| can give the Best Sleighs
for the money that can be
bought in the county Also
line of Harness and Fur Robes.
Surveys, Buggies, Carriages of
all description. Work Wagons
in sizes from l ~ to 2 IA my
own make with and without
brakes. If in want of any of
the above come and look them
over at
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-07
Raj. WALKOUI
HAS EFFECT
ON CHANGE
UNCERTAINTY OF RESULTS IS
SHOWN IN SALES OF LEADING
STOCKS BUT COPPER AS ,,
RULE rs STRONG
(By Frank ]. Graf. J

(Member Duluth stock Exchange.)
Nothing definite has been determin
ed regarding the railroad trouble and
from today's markets, reports cannot
be of the most favorable nature.
This was shown in the selling of
Northern Pacific. Union Pacific and
Southern Pacific Reading, however
was the feature of the day. selling at
1890. new high mark, but at the
close there was a tendency to sell at
the low mark. for the day The entire
New York list showed tendency to
be weak. The copper shares market
opened in ogod form and better prices
were noticed until about noon when
prices began to fall OF. Greene Can
anea was sold of heavy, closing at
1919 and selling during the day at
1900. Superior and Pittsburg was
also fractionaIly on at the close. In
the curb list Globe stocks were tho
features, especially Live Oak, selling
at 14.00 and these now look very IA
vorable for the 20 90 mark. Warrior
was also well supported. selling at
s. 90 during the day. Miami is also In
excellent demand, selling at 1887.
DEM Arizona showed better to me to
day. At the close bids were out al
4.12. 1 am of the opinion that the
entire list viii sell for much higher
figures before any reaction can he ax.
pected.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-07
IRISH MAG SHOWS new
HIGH GRADE ORE LEAD
sU6-DRlFTINe BRINGS TO LIGHT
HIGH GRADE OXIDE BODY OF
MUCH VALUE.

At the Irish Mag shaft of the c. &
A. last week a nice little ore body
was discovered in sub drifting off the
43 raise. 1t is high grade oxide, and
has been cut in only one direction as
yet
The Oliver shaft is concerned princi-
paliy with the development of the sub
phide ore recently found on the 1850
level This is opening out extremely
well, and makes certain that develop
ment will have to be started soon on
the ,450 level The 1850 is at pres
ent the bottom level, although he
Oliver shaft is $50 feet deeper than
that.
At the Hoatson shaft of the Supe-
rior & Pittsburg the big ore BODY on
the 1,3O0-.140O levels, southeast OF the
shaft. is continuing 10 block out sal.
isfactorily and each days work makes
it look bigger. All the ore 50 far has
been high grade oxide, and the values
seem to be very uniform throughout.
Work on the 1.50O is being pushed out
under the ere, and judging from The
extent OF the ore on the 1,400, there
is no reason why the 1900 should not
show up well
At the junction shaft the develop
ment work toward the Briggs shaft
country is progressing satisfactorily.
although no new ore was found in any
of the drifts last week. The drifts
toward Briggs are on the 1900, 1,4oo
and 1890 levels.
At the Cole shaft nothing OF pa-
ticuiar interest has developed during
the week. The usual number of men
are at work on development and ore.
IRE.
An exceedingly interesting find dur
ing the week at the Irish Mag is q
srystal cave half way between the
500 and 600 levels the beauty Of which
Beggars description. This is wide
fissure. rather irregular, with walls
lined with water crystals. as the
miners call the white crystals of lime.
One can walk or climb for fifty or
more feet through various little
branches of this cave, and by candle
light it looks like a tabled treasure
house of precious stones. The miners
who W rk near have taken great de
light in viewing this wonder. which
offers attractive diversion from the
steady grind of digging for ore. Later
this cave wss found TO be an OFF,
shoot Of another cave. which is full
H. good ore.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-07
CANANEA MINES BID
FOR MANI STOCKS

GLOBE, Ariz., Dec 6.-The Globe
last evening contained a telegram to
the effect that the Cole-Ryan interests
had bid SIS a share for 100000 shares
of the stock of the Miami Copper CON-
pany.
]. B. Newman, the well known Globe
capitalist. upon reading the above re
port in the Globe sent q wire to Hay
den. Stone & Co. of Boston. the Iarg-
est stock brokers in the United States.
asking for information in reference to
this report. This morning Mr.. New
man received the following telegram
from Hayden. Stone C Co.: 81. B.
Newman, Globe. Acknowledgement Ca
nanea bidding for 100000 shares of
Miami stock at SIS a share. Agree
ment not yet reached. Hayden, Stone
& Co"
The above telegram from this reli-
able firm proves conclusively that the
Cananea people did make the bid of
S25 share. as it was published in
the Globe Such an offer from such
a corporation is the best evidence in
the world that the Miami is one OF
the worlds greatest copper mines.
The Miami stock has fonud ready
sale during the past two months, and
all the large copper operators have
purchased JiberaIIv t,,,4 ths- S,,.,.. -, :
Did of the CoIe-Ryan interests out
weighs all others.
That such bid should be made, the
price offered being seven dollars more
than the stock is selling for on the
market, naturally win have a tenden-
ey to send Miami up. and should also
have the same effect upon the stock
OF properties adjoining the Miami.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-07
SONORA OPERATORS
HAVE FINE PROSPECT

DOUGLAS. Dec. e. tSpecial
q. A. Seitz, A. j. Ktng, Will kJner'
son and several other mining men ~
lived today from the Tigre countrT
in Sonora where they are all inte'
ested in mining. Mr.. Seitz was one
Of the original directors of the Luck.
Tiger combination mining company,
and is yet a large stockholder and
was in charge of the property during
the fall pending the selection of a
new superintendent.
Mr.. King recently promoted the
South Tigre mining company and has
started development work which is
going forward under the direction of
Mr. Rynerson.
Mr.. Seitz said this morning that
plans for enlarging the work on the
FL Tigre property we're going ahead,
experts and engineers having recent
Iy been at the mine in connection
with the plans for enlarging the re-
duction works. He said that several
properties were now under active de-
yeiopment in the vicinity Of the orig
inal Tigre property At the NORTH
.Tigre excellent results have been OBJ
tanned and Mr.. Seitz says that his
property has already passed from the
prospect stage.
Mr.. Carr is working considerable
force on the Ell Temblor and at the
South Tigre sixteen men are On the
payroll.
Mr.. Seitz will leave in a few days
for trip which will take him 10 his
home in Kansas City and to New
York, expecting to return to Mexico
during the winter. Besides his inter
est in the Ell Tigre property he has
several other promising prospects on
which he has been directing develop
nent work during the last three
months.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-07
STOCK Markets, RAILROADS, FINANCIAL AND MINING
BOSTON MAN FINDS COPPER
COMPANIES IN FINE SHAPE

BOSTON, Dec. 6-charles Hayden,
Of Hayden. Stone & Co. has returned
from his annual western fall trip
in the directing OF the various copper
companies in which his firm is in
terested-
He says: There IS very little thai
can say for publication regarding
the Nevada Consolidated or Utah Cop
per that would be new TO the share
holders. as the system of quarterly
reports which each of these companies
has adopted clearly sets before all
shareholders al frequent Intervals the
condition of the companies from their
financial. physical and operating
standpoints
THE consolidation Of Cumberland
Ely with Nevada Consolidated per-
mits of economies of operation and
broad expansion which proves CON
cluslvely the wisdom Of the trans
action. 4 similar consolidation upon
equitable lines between the Utah Cop
per Co. whose properties are contig-
uous on the same mountain ana mu-
tually profitable TO the shareholders
of both companies. II negotiations
now pending are. as l believe they
will be, carried to successful conclu-
sion. it VIII permit Of an increase in
milling capacity and daily tonnage Of
ore treated which viii make Utah
Copper Co one OF the largest, il not
the largest. producers of copper in
the United States and at an exceed
ingiy low cost of production.
AT Kelvin, the developing of the
Ray-Gila ore body has reached a point
where there Is already In these two
properties $4,000. 600 tons of ore dem.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-07

onstrated. and the next three or four
months at the present rate of prog
ress should carry this up to approx
mate,y S0.000,000 tons. The stand
ard gauge OF the Ray Company's ra.i-
road from Kelvin to Ray will be com
pleted within the next 80 to SO days;
the grade for the mill site has been
completed; the steel for the big 5000
ton mill ordered; the Southern Pacif-
ic Railroad has given most hearty Co
operation in the advancement of this
work. and this company will be pre-
pared to enter the ranks OF the large
producers as soon as it is physically
possible to compete the construction
of the equipment The grade OF this
ore is sufficiently higher to more thar
compensate for the somewhat higher
cost OF mining and power which may
exist In that locality, and | therefore
do not think thSre is the slightest
question but that Scent or less coss
will be secured.
Under the active supervision of
General Manager lacking rapid prog
ress is also being made at the prop
erty Of the China Copper Co. The
trend and extent Of the ore bodies IS
being steadily determined and defined
and the blocking out of tonnage Is
proceeding in a most satisfactory
manner. An admirable mill site has
been secured and the company is now
preparing plans for the 25oo-ton mil
and the location for the central opar-
ating shaft has been determined upon
On account of the nature OF this ore
body this company will be in posi-
ton to easily supply this mill with the
full tonnage from the outset as soon
as the mill can be completed.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-07
PIONEER BRINGS IN
FINE ORE SAMPLES

PRESCOTT, Ariz, Dec. 6.-Judge
w. T. Baker. a pioneer of the Great
West, arrived yesterday afternoon
from his home in Jerome Junction.
He brought some mineral samples of
recent find made in his mines in
the Granite mountain district carry
ing gold and silver values and heavily
impregnated with third metal which
appears to puzzle mineralogists and
mining men generally. He will have
an analysis made of the new find with
a view of establishing the Identity of
the strange mineral which is believed
by some to be cobalt or nickel.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-07
MARKET SHOWS
LANGOROUS
SIGNS
HESITATION AND RESTRAINT
TAKE PLACE OF VOLATILE
MOVEMENT WHICH MARKED
SALES ON SATURDAY.

NEW YORK. Dec. e.--Hesifaiion aad
restraint made themselves felt in the
stock speculation again today. follow
ing the volatile movement of Satur-
day. Explanationof action OF the nlar-
ket was somewhat obscure. 1t was
suspected that the process of distribu-
ton of the stocks under cover might
be going on for the account of some
OF the most important financial inter
esis.
Bonds firm. local sales S4,942. 9oa.
United States bonds As declined Is,
and 2s advanced y per cent
Standard copper IN the New York
Metal Exchange today was quiet.
Spot December was quoted at
sl2.5@I3e5;. February $I2.se@1315.
March, s129O@I3-25
sl4ake Copper sIse5@1s.5O; Electro
Etic. sls.I2h91s.s71s. casting.
s1s.osqaN@.
Tin 1spo- December. January.
Februsz @ .75@s2.OO; March. April.
ss2.Oo9S2.25.
Lead quiet: spot. $437k@442H
New York. $4.4O@447h East St
Louis.
Spelter closed dui: spot $6.io9e.5o,
New York. se.25 ask. East st. Louis.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-07
FIRST AWARDS TODAY.

The awarding Of the first prize Of
fered by the Copper Queen steore in
their December Suit Sale, takes place
at 4 p. m. today in tn Clothing De
partment.
Some disinterested party will have
charge of the awarding and party
holding the duplicate Of the twentieth
number win receive a suit absolutely
free.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-07
A skin OF Beauty Is a Joy Forever
AR. r. Foiix Gourauc'o Oriental
- Cream or Magical Beautiflor


Louise IL. Alcott fought poverty for
70 years. lighting it With splitting
headaches. weary limbs and aching
heart, but she made over 600. 900 with
her pen and cleared all the family
debts, even those outlawed. Her grit
alone sustained her against poez
health.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-07
N.Y. YoRK Hears RuMoR-

NEW YORK, Dec. 6.-The Cole-Ry-
an interests are at the present time
negotiating in the effort of securing
control of substantial interest in the
properties Of the General Develop
ment company. including the Miami
Copper company. The rumor here $
that the Cole-Ryan people are desirouA
of obtaining control of the Miami
mine
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-07
TWO TAKE POSITIONS
IN INDIAN SCHOOLS
Exclusive Dispatcb

WASHINGTON, Dec. e.-Martin
Jaberg, of Decatur Ind. has DeeD 40.
pointed teacher at the ehainopoTty In
dian school Of Arizona and john r.
Shambers Of cbune Arizona, has
been assigned as teacher at the Trac.
ey Indian School In New Mexico.
q. patent has been granted F. A.
Gordon Of NogaIes for a water bag.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-07
or.oIns Of sIants

The origin Of the egg plsnt Is in
india, that OF the broad bean is I'm
known, as also that OF the lentn. the
pea, checkpea and haricot. The lasJ
named appears TO have come origin
ally from, America
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-07

II 10 said that In London one person
IN every four receives gra;uitous med
teal advice. These are tie first figures
that have come to hand which indicate
even approximately the percentage Of
dyspcptics in the British metropolis,
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-07

MiIeew Cure.

Surface mildews may be cured by
busting equal parts Of sulphur and
nme. To make The measurement more
accurate. weigh both the powders bs
fore mixing.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-07
MIsns cnarrry.

TO treat poor wretch 0fth a boz
10 OF Burgundy and fill his snuff boz
is like giving a pair Of laced ruff1es
TO man that has never shirt on his
back.-Tom Brown
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-07
Too Fond Of Fla Family.

A story comes from Russia that =
citizen there ate his wife, brother and
Tour children. Another man inordinate-
y fond Of his tamiiy.-Portlsnd Ore
gonian-
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-07

As u Appears from Distance
The half that doesn't know how the
other half lives puts in good deal
OF its time acting as II IL we're afraid
it might find out.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-12-07

A coward boasting OF his courags
may deceive strangers, but he Is
'SughinS-stock OF those who know him
--PhGedrus.
The daily sentinel., 1909-01-27

Work has commenced at the fair
grounds by placing cinders ON the
drives and walks. Several improve
ments in the landscape arrangement
of the grounds are contemplated and
an effort will be made to have the
grounds present the appearance of a
park by the arrival of summer. With
the building of the street car line to
the fair grounds an important factor
in the success of the institution has
resulted. II will make an ideal base
ball park this summer If the car line
is completed in time for the revival
of the favorite sport.
The daily sentinel., 1909-01-27
The Bank
Guaranty
UPHELD BY COMMITTEE
DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS is HELD
TODAY TO DEAL WITH THE
PLEDGES OF THE PARTY.
Especial to The Sentinel. I


Denver, Jan. 27.-At the con-
clusion of the hearing by the joint
committee of the house and senate
Of the bankers who desired to speak
on the proposed state bank guaranty
law, members of the committee still
expressed themselves in favor of the
passage of such a law Representa-
tive Stevens, chairman of the COM
mittee. stated, however, that it will
probably be some weeks before the
bill is reported from the regular
committee.
A number of bankers argued in
favor of the law.
Ex-Governor Alva Adams. one of
the states most prominent bankers.
declared that the guaranty principle
is sound but that the bill as ii stands
should be amended in several places.
Senator w. IL. Adams this morning
issued call for caucus of demo-
cratic legislators to meet late this af-
ternoon and consider platform meas
ures and party pledges. The bank
guaranty law will probably be dis
cussed.
Only brief and uninteresting ses-
sions of the two houses were held
today. Much work is being done in
the committees.
The daily sentinel., 1909-01-27
The Attack
Won't Stand
CONGRESS CUTS OUT
THE BITTER PERSONAL DENUN-
CATION OF THE PRESIDENT
MADE BY MR.. WILLETT.
IRv Associated Press. |


Washington, Jan 27.-The special
committee which was appointed in
the house to consider the recent
speech of Representative Willett of
New York, who strongly criticised
President Roosevelt. submitted its re-
port today. The committee recon-
mended that the speech in question
be expunged from the congressional
record.
The report of the committee de-
clared that the peculiar constitution
al duties of the house of representa-
tives in relation to its power of inn
peaching the president do not pre-
clude the drawing of a clear line of
distinction between that of criticism
of the presidents acts and that con-
duct which was necessary for the
performance of the constitutional du-
ties of the house and criticism which
was merely personal and irritating.
The committee also claims that it
is the duty of the house itself to pro-
tect the president from personal
abuse. innuendo or ridicule tending
to incite disorder in the house itself
and create personal antagonism on
the part of the president toward the
house.
Accompanying the report was n
letter from Representative Willett in
which he Gains that he did not tran
soend the rules of the house in max
ing his speech.
The house, with n few faint nays.
adopted the report of the special
committee.
The daily sentinel., 1909-01-27

f. w. Scott, manager of the Red
Trunk Clothing Company of this
city, who has been in Salt Lake City
the past few days, is expected home
on No. tonight.
Chief Rogers of the fire depart
ment stated this morning that of late
many people had been criminally
negligent of driving over the hose
when stretched for a fire. The
statutes provide a fine of from 81 to
5000 for this offence and it is his
Intentions to swear out a warrant for
the next offender of this nature.
Enlarged to eight pages. all home
print, with many special departments
The Weekly Sentinel will rapidly
grow to be one of the strongest week
" papers in Colorado. 1t will con-
tain all of the news of the week and
all of the special boost articles. crop
reports. etc, that appear from time
to time in the daily.
The daily sentinel., 1909-01-27
COLORADO MAN CHOSEN.
LBy Associated Press. |

Los Angeles, Cal. Jan. 27.=The
American Live Stock Association as
sembled here today with good pros
pect that before its adjournment the
perennial fight between the cattle
men and sheepmen over grazing and
range control will again break out.
The cattlemen and such other
stockmen as are in favor of federal
control are. in the majority. but it is
expected that their views of the mat
ter will not prevail without a warm
contest.
Among the members of the com
mittee on resolutions are c. B.
Rhodes of Colorado and NJ. r. GRAY
of Idaho.
The daily sentinel., 1909-01-27
ROOSEVELT WRITES AGAIN
tBy Associated Press. |

Washington, Jan. 27.TPresident
Roosevelts second letter to Governor
Gillett of California. now en- route.
is understood to advise against leg
isIation of any kind in respect to
the japanese at this session of the
Legislature. even If it is not directly
discriminating against the people of
that nation.
AT the same time the president
recognizes the existence of a senti-
ment favoring discriminatory
law prohibiting aliens from holding
land in the state of California, and
that he will not oppose such law,
The daily sentinel., 1909-01-27
TO BREAK
THE CAMP

II is reported ON good auth
ority thar about the first of
February or some time next
week, the camp OF the Reclanla-
tion service ut the fair grounds
near this city established months
ago Will he broken up, the force
of men thar have been employed
in completing the permanent
survey. running lines, stalking
the right of way, etc, having
practically completed that part
OF the work. The forve OF work.
men will be reduced and those
retained will probably he pat at
other work.
The organization OF the eoisstruc-
tion crews and officials will soon be
made.
II is said that everything is about
ready for the advertisement for bids
for construction work. etc, and it is
believed that by Feb. 18th some por-
tons of the actual construction work
will be taken up.
1t is reported that the first part of
the work to be taken up will be the
driving of the great tunnel, 1000
feet long, through Mt. Lincoln
The corps of Reclamation employees
have been working almost without
the loss of day in spite of the cold
and inclement weather.
Everything connected with the
High Line canal is certainly looking
fine.