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Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-29

from enc or two specialties there has been very little speculation this week. Trading sentiment was cooled to some extent by the Copper Pro ducers' figures. waich tailed to show as large a reduction in the metal surplus as many had expected. The increase in production last month is explained in the foregoing; For at least six or eight months to come production should be considerably smaller than 1t was in September. and the steadily declining surplus can hardly fail to stimulate a greatly increased speculative demand for copper stocks. I am very bullish on the coppers, and believe they should be bought on every slight reaction.
 East Butte stock has been bought very heavily for western account It advanced this week to within three points Of its highest record price. The stock is worth more than twice as much now as it was last year when 1t sold up to IS 5s. Re cent developments are very import ant. as they are putting East Butte in shape to largely increase its pro duction soon from the highest aver age grade ores mined by any com pany in the Butte district, and to earn splendid profits.
 United Verde Extension stock has been Ested on the Boston curb. The company has 100000 shares, of which 360000 are outstanding, 10000 shares having been underwritten recently and offered to stockholders at $3. This issue will finance the company's operations for year. As there is a shaft down 800 feet and wjnze 29o feet deeper a total depth of about HOO feet. and over 1000 feet of drifting and crosscutting done already, it is confidently be lieved by the management that the stock remaining to De sold xill supply all the capital required to put the mine on a producing basis
 The United Verde Extension prop erty. adjofns and is partfaly sur rounded by that of the United Verde
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-29

unexpectedly large output reportec by the ProCe.ers' association iasf month was due to the further smelt ing of catnodes which accumulated in the rehneries during JuH and August, when hot weather prevented the continuous running os casting furnaces One refinerys output was 4,00o,oo0 pounds above normal m October as. a result of this. Some of the cafhodes accumulated las summer are still going through the furnaces and will tend to make this months output larger than it other. wise would be: but the last of them wfl he cleaned up this month, and none will figure in the Producers statement which will be published in January.
 The refineries are beginning to feel the curtailment Of production through decrease in the amount cl bullion receSsed. They noticed a slight falling off in their receipts oi bullion during September and it was much more pronounced in October
 
 and so far this month Less copper is going into the vats, and the out. put, therefore, will be much smallef for several months to come. It is understood that the curtaiI ments arrangemet will continue un til July. 1911, the large producers who are chiefly interested believing flat. existing surplus will be sufici ently reduced in this period to put the metal market in a thoroughly healthy condition The prospect is now good that copper will sell high. CT soon after the first of the year Those whose judgment is usually ac curate predict that the metal will sell Up to i4 cents before July l. The buying of coppers was checket by the reaction in the general mar ket following the election, and asid4
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-29

Copper company. inc world famous mine of Senator Clark. which has already paid about $50, 900. in div idens, and is now disbursing "a cents monthly on its 30O,00 shares or s2,700,000 annually. Work on the United Verde Extension property was begun eight or nine years ago, but the ore zone was not located un. til early this year. Recent develop ments make it apparent that a paral- Tel vein simi lar to the one mined in Senator Ciark's property, extends through the United Verde Extension ground. Where encountered on the s0-foot ieyal it z highly leached and cxidized and appears to be over 200 feet wide. and will prob ably extend through the property tor a disIance of more than :;,090 feet. It has been drifted upon for a distance of about 800 feet. Several punches of sulphide ore have been encountered, some of which run very hieh in copper and all oe which carry good values in gold and silver.
 There is now every possible indi- cation that United Verde Extensions workings are just above very large deposit Of high grade copper-gold- silver ore, the character of the dis closures even giving the manage ment reason to hope that it is opening up a vein which may rival in richness and extent that of it's famons neighbor. When it's deyel- opment work has been extended far enough to warrant the beginning of regular production. shipments will be made either to the United Verde or one of the several custom smeIt- CTS in the vicinity. IL will not be necessary for the company to fin ance, and build a smeiter of it's own ! United Verde Extension appeals to me as one of the most attractive speculations among the low priced mining stocks on the curb or ex- change If future developmnts come up to the expectations of those who are familiar with recent under sround disclosures the stock win ultimately sell for a great many tines it's present price
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-29
EXPLAINS TIE
 LARGE OUTPUT
 IF LAST MONTH
(By Geo. L. Walker,

S tby 0eO. L. Naikerc
 The foreign vissbe supply of cop. per decreased l,o61,120 pounds in the first half Of this month, the to- tai surplus remaining on Nov. I5 being Ss,422 long tons. On March l, the foreign visible supply was i1s. is5 long tons. In the past eight and half months, therefore. it has shrunk 25,o33 tons, or 5e,073920 pounds notwithstanding continuous heavy exports from this country.
 The worlds consumption con- tinues very heavy. Tn big electric companies are doing a larger busi- ness than ever befo.e and evidently they have orders far in advance of their capacity. For illustration, one of the copper mining companies which needed an electric locomotive ordered il last spring and the date of delivery agreed upon was Sept. l5. Recently the electrical company promised positively that it would be delivered not later than Nov. Is, a deiay of two mcntns. When the electric companies are turning out a large volume of machinery and apparatus it necessarily means heavy buying of wire and a growing consumption of copper.
 l have learned definitely that tho
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-29
MINING, MARKETS AND FINANCIAL
RECENI SIR|ktS UF tASi tUnt
 SA|O IO bE SthSAIIUhAL

main ng F per cent of the stock was m the hands of scattered holders and was not inciuded in the pu-- ehases The Plttsmont Copper O., wh ch is a holding company. oNns all the bonds anI 70 Der cent of The stock os the Pttsbury & Montana Copper Co.,, which is the operating concern
 Under the terms of purchase. Hon. ] Ii. Reed of Pittsburg is entitled to receive approximately 100 900 shares of East Butte stock fol si.- eo0.00o par value preferred and s4,- 0O0. 900 common stock. of the F tts- mont Copper Co. This stock. accord ng to the agreement, was not to be delivered before Dec. l 1910. The $2.500 0o0 Pittsmont Co. bonds held hy banks and banking nstitut ons of Pittsburg are to be paid on at par in cash, but it was specified that payments should not be made before Dec 1. 1910.
 The Dec. 1 dates above referred to have recently been extended one yea: by which tme the management hopes that 1t will not be necessary to issue the entire 2o0,o00 shares oI stock above referred to Tn the re tirement of the s2.500 600 bonds. East Butte has 300000 shares out at the present t5me
 The developments at depth now occurring in the Pittsmont property are nothing short os sensai ional and are the more important when it $ recal'ed that the company owns over 4uo acres Of we'll located territory 1n the Butte camp.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-29
AhOIHtR YEAR OF HAhD TIMES
 DECLARES JAMES. ]. HILL

HUTTON Copper stocKs were also weaker but not so severe as the New IUrK st. Cole Ryan stocks show GU weakness ant ehere wa,s cons aer able sehing. Anna .gamated sold to swo and half points North Butte points and Butte Coalition a point. Sup Pitts sold to l3S but Cal & Arc he'd well at 541k. Greene Can anea sales at '. East Butte sold to F. Inc market closed weak and there may be further seil ng tomor> nCg.a Curiu were 1uli and were not aftected to any extent Denn was ofered feey at s3s Shastuek sales at 23. InsIara;iol showed some Fro tt talk ng but the majority were un changed. L.snGon copper on Is 3d. Sales s24.500 Money 2A percent
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-29
Rv Frank ]. Graf.

(Member Duluth Stock ExchangeD.
 It is ev dent from the tone of the markets today that President Taft's dec sion on the corporations did not meet with the general approval. The markets were ,spid from the opening and closed al the lowest point of the day. The reports Of J. J H Il that coming year would be bad oTe both for h;s railroads and the other lines caused heavy selling
 Railroad stocks sold of from two to three and one half points Union Pacific, Reading. Southern Pac fc and St. Paul lost heavily Steel Com nton showes three points decline and Smeltens over two points. We look for a recovery from these prices to
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-29

Boston-Recent underground deyel- opments at the East Butte property are the most important yet maoe in ment. The strike on the s0o-.oot level of the Pittsmont shows vein sS feet vide and sS feet of .t We an average assay of better than 10 per cent copper.
 A vein has been opened at three d.ferent DO nts for a distance of 1000 feet and between the weste;n point on the vein and the western end of the East Butte property there is more than 2000 feet Of virgin aud unexplored ground
 Practically all of the ore now com. ing from the Pittsmont is first-class, h gh-grade material; the only second class ore that is being taken out is that broken down n m ming the nish grade.
 There is some confusion in the pub lie mind as to the amount of Tss5 Butte stoc6 outstanding and the mum Der of shares which will later be ous stand ng when the aoSorpt on oi 're Pittsmont Copper Co has been entire ly comPleted
 In the agreement which was enter ed into with the control ng nterests of the Pittsmont Copper Co. at the time of the consolidation t was yesed that the East Butte Copper Co. enoutd 'ssue sOo,0o0 shares Of stock to acquire s3 per cent of the capi- tai stock of the Pittsmont Copper Co. all of the collateral trust bonds and other indebtedness Of that company approximating s2,5o0ooo. The re
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1910-02-25
CHARGED HYDE USED GERMS
Alleged That Doctor, Accused Of Muir
dering Col. swope, InocuIsted
Family with Typhoid BaciIli.

Kansas City, Mo. Feb. 1s.-The
charge that Or b. Clark Hyde inocu-
lated members of the Swope family
with typhoid bacilli ia to be added to
The formal accusations against the
s"ope medical adviser.
DR. Hyde already has been accused
Of the murder of Col. Thomas III.
swope There have been yelled
charges, too. that Chrisman Swope
died OF strychnine poisoning and that
me same poison was given TO Mar
garet Swope.
The typhoid accusation was dis
closed In the meeting before Judge
walter Powell on the motion made by
the HYDE attorneys that John G.. Pax.
ton' administrator of the Swope es.
tate be compelled to produce as evl.
dence in the libel suit brought against
MIN by Dr. Hyde. the letters and re.
ports that he had received from DR.
Ludwig Hektoen, the Chicago scien-
ust' relating TO the Swope analyses.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1910-02-25
WEST is AFTER ROOSEVELT
Invite Former President to Re-
turn Via Frisco.

New York. Feb. 1.-THE west Is
"after" Col. Roosevelt and 1t is going
after him in the real western way, re-
CARELESS of expense of anything else.
When the colonel steps of the
launch at Khartoum on the Nile he
will find waiting for him Fred G. Bon
fills, who VIII hand him stack of en-
crossed invitations which call for the
return OF the ex-president via San
Francisco and all the other western
cities.
Mr. Bonfils, who is wealthy news
paper owner of Denver. sails for Cher
bourg on the American liner st. Louis.
with Khartoum as the objective point.
Mr.. Bonfils hopes that the invita-
lions which he bears will cause the
colonel 10 alter his plans and return
TO this country by way of San Fran
cisco
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1910-02-25
ExPL0SI0.. KILLS SIX,
TEN MISSING, 40 HURT
Boiler Gives Way In Powder Plant
Several Buildings Are Blown Up
Magazine Endangered.

Oakland. Cal. Feb 1s.--Six men
were killed and ten others who are
missing, are believed To have met In.
slant death as a result of an explosion
which occurred In the Trojan Powder
works al Roberts Landing. near San
Lorenzo. In Alameda county. Two
score more were wounded, several OF
them It is believed fatally.
The explosion was caused by the
bursting OF boiler. the conclusion
from which resulted in a series Of ex.
plosions In different parts OF the plant
The detonation was heard for miles
and In the bay cities it was at first
believed an earthquake shock was re-
sponsible for IT,
The buildings in the immediate vi.
entity of the explosion were shattered
and fire which followed for a time
threatened the destruction OF the en-.
tire plant
The powder plant consists Of %
buildings and al one time nine OF
them were ablaze. The magazine
house was for time encircled by the
flames and in imminent danger of de
struction.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1910-02-25
AMERICAN LEAGUE SCHEDULE
Season Opens April 14-Chicaeo, De-
troit, Washington. New York,
Get First Games.

Chicago. Feb 1.-THE season of the
American Baseball league will open
on April IA and the last games will
be played on October 9. according to
the Official schedule just adopted by
the magnates in session in Chicago
Before adjourning, the club owners
also entered into new ten-year agree
ment. as the old one will expire next
fall
AS usual. the opening games of the
season will be placed in two western
and two eastern cities. St Louis will
appear in Chicago. Cleveland in De
troit. Philadelphia in Washington and
Boston in New York. For the wind
up, Detroit is to play in Chicago
Cleveland in St Louis. Philadelphia In
Washington and Boston in New York
the two latter dates being double
headers on Saturday October S.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1910-02-25
NEW YORK HAS BREAD TRUST
Nine Large Wholesale Bakeries Com
bine That Price Of Their Product
May Be Reduced.

New York. Feb. 19.-Announcement
of the formation OF s6000.000 bread
trust was made by representatives of
nine OF the largest wholesale bakeries
in New York
These bakeries have capacity of
11.400 barrels of -four a week and
now supply a great part Of Manhattan
and the Bronx. Brooklyn and Hoboken.
II is claimed that expenses will be re.
duced 25 per cent and that. therefore,
the price of bread may be reduced. 1t
is declared that the price certainly
would not be raised.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1910-02-25

Washington. Feb. ia number of
men prominent in public life had the
opportunity last night to ride their pet
hobbies for ten minutes each. and
took advantage OF the chance with
much glee. They were the guests of
the National Press club which planned
the novel program. Among those who
discussed the questions nearest to
their hearts we're Speaker Cannon,
Commander Peary. Clifford Pinchot. DR..
II. w. Wiley, chief chemist of the de-
partment of agriculture; Prof. Willis
l.. Moore, chief Of the weather bu-
reau; Representative Champ Clark
and Senator la Toilette.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1910-02-25
THE NEWS IN BRIEF.


Milton j. Hoffman, a student az
Hope college, Holland. Mich. was
awarded the Rhodes scholarship for
Michigan
A special courier sent by France TO
Fee. Morocco. bears an ultimatum. re-
garding the signing OF the recent Mo
roccan loan.
Nearly million paraffin coated
eggs have come TO New York from
Europe and are selling at lower prices
than American cold-storage eggs.
Shareholders OF the three principal
London tube railways. whose stock
is held largely In the United States.
have agreed on a plan of amalgama-
ton.
Marie Martinke. so years old. fell
dead and seven persons were over
come by smoke in fire which
wrecked two-story brick building at
St Paul
Another tong plot, according TO the
New York police, is responsible for
the murder OF Sam Wah, Chinese
laundryman, who died in the Harlem
hospital
Traffic in Europes paraflin-coated
eggs. which began 10 arrive In New
York last week. has been checked sud
denly by orders from the department
Of agriculture.
BY a vote of 10 to 40 the Belgian
chamber OF deputies passed at Brus-
sells the Kongo budget, which makes
no change in the system OF raising
revenue by compulsory labor
Simeon w. Stevens. appointed post
master at Gardner, Mass. by Presi-
dent Franklin Pierce in 1854, and WIS
had received successive appointments
since then, is dead He was 81 years
old
SPANS new premier. Canalejas. Is
opposed by friends OF former Presi-
dent Moret. who are demanding the
return of Capt. Gen. Weyler, former
minister of war, TO form a new cab
met
Liquor dealers in Newton. n. j..
anticipating the state law. have APP
pointed a committee of their men,
beers as guardians TO look out Tor
habitual drunkards and refuse them
drink
Henry s. Haskins, board member of
the firm of Lathrop. Haskins & Co..
which failed recently. is declared i'm
eligible for reinstatement on the New
York stock exchange by the gov
errors.
Through the explosion of a dyna-
mite bomb in the home of Oscar
Catanzaro at Jamaica. l.. l., pass
ing policeman was knocked down and
stunned and the neighborhood was
thrown into a panic.
Louisianians have subscribed $780,
900 to the Consumers Household Sup
ply Company. which has been given a
charter at New Orleans for the pur-
pose of buying farm and supplying
stockholders with vegetable. dairy and
other products, in the hope OF solving
the problem of the high cost OF liv'
ing.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1910-02-25
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"Burly" Men Are Indicted

Voyington Ky, Feb. 1s.-Twelve
men. all residents of the vicinity of
l'ry Ridge, Ky. were indicted here
lor conspiracy in restraint of trade"
sha Tor issuing threats" to w. t.
'shorne. tobacco farmer at that
Place, TO endeavor to induce him to
pool his tobacco instead of selling IL
independently. All the men indicted
are members of the Burly Tobacco so
ciety.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1910-02-25
SMELLS WILL IS BROKEN
Supreme Court Decides Eccentric Mil
Iionaire Was Influenced Against
His Son Richard.

Springfield. ILL.,. Feb. 17.-After
three trials in the Dewitt county cir
cult court and two hearings in the SUI.
preme court. Richard Smell wins in
the contest to break the will of his
father. Col. Thomas Smell, the eccen
trio millionaire of Clinton.
The supreme court affirmed the
judgment of the circuit court OF De
witt county. The lower court had held
in favor OF Richard Smell. who had
been disinherited. The supreme court
holds that Col Smell was Influenced
against his son when he made his
will. which was in favor OF his grand
niece. Mrs. Mabelle Smell Mcnamara
OF Kansas City.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1910-02-25
STEAMER GOES ON ROCKS
Seven Persons Drown-Hundred Have
Narrow Escape from Deaths In
Spanish Harbor.

Madrid. Feb. 17.-Seven persons
were drowned and more than 100 mar
rowly escaped death when the steam
er Sultan struck a rock off the har-
Dor OF Aviles.
The control OF the boat was almost
impossible because of the terrific
storm. She swerved from her course
while trying to enter the harbor'
mouth and crashed into a gigantic
rock.
The passengers and members of the
crew we're panic-stricken and screamed
and prayed for help. The officers final
ly ouieted the crew and got some
semblance of order.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1910-02-25
ABANDON ROOT AMENDMENT
White House Conference Decides
Postal Savings Bank Bill Shall
Not Be Changed.

Washington. Feb. 1s.-The Root
amendment TO the postal savings bank
bill is TO be abandoned, and in its orr.
ginal form the measure will pass the
senate within the next few days. II
was decided at White House confer
ence that the amendment should not
be passed.
In its original form the law provides
that the deposits made in the postal
savings banks shall in time be depos
tied in the local banks of the commu
mites where the postal funds are
gathered.
Root ir sists that without this
amendment the bill will be unconsti
tutional.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1910-02-25
GIVE UP HOPE FOR NINA
Navy Department Abandons Search
Tor Missing Naval Tug-BeIieve
All Hands Lost.

Washington. Feb. 1s.-The navy de
partment announced that further
search for the missing naval tug Nina
mas been discontinued. The Salem
and the Louisiana, which have been
cruising near Hog Island have been
ordered to return.
me department has officially noti
NED the next of kin Of the crew that
Y Is believed the ship is lost with all
hands.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1910-02-25
SENATOR ELKINS' NIECE DEAD
Youno Woman succumbs to Wound
SeIf.Inflicted in Kansas City
Hotel Wednesday.

Kansas City, Mo, Feb. ls.-Niss
Agnes Leslie Elkins, niece of Senator
stephen b. Elkins of West Virginia.
who shot herself at the Willard hotel
Wednesday is dead. The young wo-
man apparently was on the road to
recovery when suddenly she relapsed
into Inconsistencies
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1910-02-25
Rules Warner Trust Valid.

Springfield, ILL.,. Feb. 1.-THE trust
created by John Warner. father OF the
former pension commissioner, Vespasi-
an Warner. tying up s2,O00,OOO worth
of real estate for Is years, with Vespa-
sian Warner as trustee, was validated
by the supreme court. Therefore
yespasian Warner will continue to ad'
minister the property for ten years.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1910-02-25

Chicago, Feb. 19.-Hogs took an
other jump. when prices scared to
s9.45 a hundredweight. beating Thurs
days price by Ave cents. The market
was not especially active. however. the
high price being forced by scalpers
and shippers.