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Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-09

ere: and much work has been done on it.
 A fuller description of this prop erty will appear in the Record soon. C. C ?. A directors meeting of the C. X
 P. to act on the received report of the engineer recently sent to look
 over the property. was scheduled for
 December 9, it s understood, at
 Vinton, Ia, If possible for us % secure the news of the result of the
 meeting in the mean time, we shall
 putlish the same in the Record next
 week.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-09
By L.. J. overlook.

BOSTON, Dec. S-The Copper Pro
 ducer's report was favorable, show
 Ing a decrease of about nine m llion
 pounds. The good neye however had no effect on the market owing to the entire absence os speculation The csc was s,rOng al through the list due more however 10 scarcity O. stock than any active demand. We fee very bull sh on the eventual couu.e of the coppers but cannot pre- dict when the real start will come but advise hay ng pat ence during this disc ouraging period.-Paine. We Der. 6 Go
 Curbs continue dull and feature ess. Trad ng waS very light and quota tions unchanged to fraction lower. Chino and Insp ration lack the snap noticeable recent y after losing all their recent gains. Denn dull with let ds at 324 and light offerings at 4. Shattuck steady and unchang ed. Rosal.a so at 24 and Cactus at 22 London copper opened 5s high CT. Total sales New York I12,20e Phelps Dodge dec ared regular quar- terly div dend of 2ls percent and ah extra dividend of Iercent scrip l report decrease S,SI2,Geo pounds.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-09

Edward Sheldons new play, ~Ths Boss" will soon be put in rehearsal by w. A. Brady and produced with Holbrook BIinn in the leading part.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-09
OLD DOMINION OUTPUT FOR
 NOVEMBER SHOWS INCREASE

Boston-Tde November output of Old Dominion vii. shw a very sub etant1ai incT ease yer October. and will stant al increase over October, vii of oi ster copper. This compares with z.-75,501 pounds for October and an average for prev.ous months of the year close to 2.250 600 pounds. Explanation of th.s increase $ found not m an attempt to force produc ton. but because the United G.obe ls JUSI now coming -nto it's own ard $ ref ectins the large amount of de ve,opment work which has been done ln previous months.
 United Globe has reached the point where ts earning will make very substantial contribution to the Old Dominion treasury. In fact, in CIle rrst 10 months of the year 1t ua1- O. zoo floating debt, spent - coEi.- GeraDle sum for development and eaFne1 about $75 GOO net. It's earnings in November and December, therefore, will all accrue to Oiu DO- mnlII
 .e november costs have not Yet been -gurei, il is safe to say sS--at they were lower than nine cents pei pound, thus creating new low
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( cord. as October costs of 9.0Sc N ere lower than ever before.
 Alter Jan. 1 Old Dom nion will crop practically al its cr1, tom bust -ss because It is not profitable and uecause tie sme..er capacity will be needed to take care of increased ship menrs from -ia United Globe.
 OiG Dcm niou has S750,00 working cap-Ta ana in better position .oIi Financially and from the pro peiy standpoint than ever Outside of the -av6laS,e developments at United Globe ather parts of the pro peITy are looking better.
 The Geneva ella m located between :sami ant Warrior is produc- Ing -o-ne nigh.grads cre as the result oI operations by Iessees. 4 tunnel drfv- en north in the hillside for about coo feet had prey oUs'y made a ia -rIy sOod showing sOInc time ago. An ex. tension Of thTs tunnel has now open ed w1Dat is supposed to be the same vein from which the Warrior has mined considerable nIgh-grade chry.s ella ore. The ore runs from per cent to , per cent copper, although the extent fthe ore body iz net yet Known.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-09

HANSON CONFIDENT
CDougIas Internationally ]

Charles Hanson. Of the Horseshoe Basin Placer Gold Mining company returned yesterday from a trip to the property of the company in the Quijotoas. reaching Tucson late Sun- day afternoon from the placer fields and proceeding from there here yes terday morning. He expressed confi- dence in the field where he considers values proven, and believes the prob lem fextracting the iron and leav- ing the geld will shortly he solved. Is now practically solved by the new tables which will be used.
 The large iron values in the con glomerate wh h'ch makes up this field Is, as has been stated. the one det- .errent to the satisfactory and profitable working of the claims in that district. Old tables have been unable to handle the output for that reason. but Hanson feels sure the new tables now ordered VII do this.
 He will return to the Ouijotoa field n the course of the next four Of i've days.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-09
MINING, MARKETS AND FINANCIAL
RYAN DINAtR u CUPptH
 Mth u ENGOUnAGt MOhE

Boston-We understand that the Thanksgiving dinner of John D. Ryan at Sherry's to the American copper producers was 50 successful that other d nners are to fol ow.
 At the last dinner about 40 covers were la d for the guests. who includ- ed besides those already mentioned n these columns Wi liam Ellis Corey. president of the United States Steel Corporal on, A. c. Carson, formerly general manager of the North Butte Mining Co, James Ph lips, Jr, re- cen Sy resigned as president of the Nevada Consolidated Copper Co, Joseph E. Gay. president of the Stan ton propert es in NJ chiean, Eugene Meyer Jr., a director and member of the executive committee O. the Utah Copper Co, several of the Gugg en- neim brothers, Urban H. Broughtor president of the Utah Consolidated Mining Co, and general manager of the Un ted Metals Sel ing Co and AdoIph Lewisohn, president of Miami and the United Metals Selling Co.
 MT. Corey was one of the speakers
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-09

New YofE,-Judgs Clements Of the
 ntersstate commerce cOmnassion says: Whatever Chairman Knapp may have said in his recent speech affords no basis for the assumption that the cha rman speaks for the commission. He speaks for h mself only. If it were true that Chairman Rnapp's utterances foreshadowed an early announcement by the commis- sion of the justificat on of ra lroad rate increases then our continued investigation os the matter would be worse than 'dle. If the inferences were justified by the chairman's speech at New York, it is better that all concerned should have been spar ed the performance
 q do not want the people to get the idea that the interstate commerce commission, because t is not called a court, will or should decide this great question of such tremendous import on the spur of the moment or by making a guess at t or by merely 'shoo'ng' it on as it were.
 The matter before the commissior involves mill ons and millions of doll
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or the evening and he told the cop per men assemb ed how the United States Steel Corporal on operates and he advanced the belief that greater harmony of action would be beneficial to the copper Industry ss- peciaiy n the sale ot the prouuct.
 The plan of a central selling agency
 II consummated. would be far-reach ing and of tremendous benefit not only to the producers, but the con- sumers of copper; for if united act lon iE the disposal Of the copper production of the United States could be arrived at through a central agency, the copper consuming inter. este. as well as the copper produc ng interests, would be put upon the most stable basis possible
 1t is clear to be seen that the big copper interests are getting closes together. The utmost harmony and good fellowship prevailed at the Ryan dinner, and the speeches were a along the line of greater cooper ation-not consolidation.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-09
OREGON pAiRYMEN

EUGENE. Ore, Dec. s.-Several score creamerymen and butter mak CTS of Oregon met here today fol the purpose of prefecting a state or san'zation, and to take part in the annual convent on of the State Diary Association tomorrow. In the course of the dairymen's convention Dr E F. Lytle. state veterinarian. will give demonstrations of the effects Of tuberculoss in dairy cows. A large display Of dairy machinery and pro ducts is provided. The Commercial Club of Eugene Is host of the conven' ton. and has imported from Germany several hundred miniature nursing bottles for distribution among the delegates as souvenirs.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-09
AID THE UNFORTUNATE

FLORENCE s. C., Dec S:-Many live problems of sociology and phil anthropy are scheduled for discussion at the second annual meeting of the South Carol na Conference of Chari ties anu Correction. which attracted To this city today large gathering Of county supervisors, eduSatonp social workers. officers of penal and correctional institutions and other persons Interested in the work oi the conference. The child labor con. ditions in South Carolina Ss foremost among the questions that VII receive attention during the two days ses sion.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-09
ERRATIC MOST IF DAY
 WITH FAIRLY STRONG CLOSE
BY Frank !. Graf.

(Nember Baluth Stock Exchange.1
 Tne New York market was cratic
 today alter opening about at the
 same .eyel of last nights close there
 wa teciCeI weakness in SteeIi
 Reading, tn on Pacific and Sme ters but before the close there Was sir,
 buy ng and prees recovered to the level of yesterday. otee sold 10 |, ys4 bat rah Cd tack to 72B Un-on Pacific. southern Pacific, St Paul. Rea.Lny and SmelUer show sllgn
 gains over yesterday. The market ia general seems to have a strone
 unuertOne and We look for higher pr.Cas tomorrow. There was ittie doing in the coppers the copper pro ducers report winch Showed a de crease os SA m liion pounds had no apparent enect on the general -ist. Amalgamated followed the New York list and alter declining to 62 rallied back to 63A. North Butte showe- fractlonally higher pr-ces as d-d East Butte Iut the ba.ance of the ist show cd pIact cal no change. with the ex cept on oi a few Bost.n stocks. Ca: unnet and Arizona and Sup Pitts were unchanged and it looks from today's quotations as if t would be three and one half to enc consolidation In the curbs there WE. little activity. Dem ami shatuck unchanged. Lave Oak s stronger with letter demand at g. Chino closed at 20&. Sales 775, 200. Money . percent
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-09
PARADISE DISTRICT
Paradise ReCOrd.t San Simon.

mon is progressing under the dtrec ton of Superin tsndent Fred w. HoaI Of Globe, tie work being in charge of John II. Clark of this place. who is the company's regularly employei watchman.
 Of the six miners employed, two shifts of two men each are working in the new tnunel just below the office. This tunnel is being run south to explore the promising terri tory that has hitherto remained un- explored by the company, whose principal operations have been con. fined to the area to the north and northwest The tunnel is in 3SO feet, the formation being the same as k has been for 50 feet. Miners here are at a loss how. to classify the rock. unless it be marble lime. Alp parently it contains si! ca, as well as lime. It is very hard to drill by hand, from IS to 26 inches being considered a good days work for a miner And the rock breaks very badly. It is thought to be the same formation as that encountered about three years ago in the lower or
 'Finnerty" tunnel on the Bisbee-So- nora The bottom of the Planet shaft on the San Simon, just north of the 3S5-ft tunnel mentioned, is also in the same rock
 The other two miners are at work on the cornpany's property known as the NJ chigan group, which Is farther west, near the head of the south fork of Juh's canyon. The miners are working in a cross-cut tunel on this group. now 2I0 feet long
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-09
SAYS KNAPP SPEAKS FIR
 HIMSELF, AOT COMMISSION

Lars in the immediate future and for years to come. It will be decided only after the fullest and most care
 ful deliberat on I think the com mission may be abe to make it's re port not later than January 31: I hope that we shall be able to do so.r
Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-09
Texas.


 Annual work on the Texas group is under way, the contract having been let by the owner. Mrs. Minta Moore of San Simon, to George Hail of this place.
 4 crosscut to the south is being run from the main tunnel. (whose d. rection is south. at about 900 feet in. Though the crosscut is but just started and not over four or five feet in length now. 1t Is already look ing good, 6-inch vein Of hematire of iron having been encountered a day or two ago; and the ore for which the miners are driving may now be close at hand.
 This property consists -.of tEro claims and lies one mile northwest of town, adjoin ng the Columbia 1t has an interesting history as a pro ducer. having yielded several cars of
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-02-27

here spending a few days with friends. and looking after his ab- stract office here MT. Byington is now secretary of the Arkansas Land Title and Guaranty Company.
 Arthur Mulligren, who recently re- turned from Missouri to this city, which is his home, after a visit with his parents, left yesterday afternoon for Poteau, Okla, where he will make his home, having secured a position there with an electrical firm.
 J. O. Sivess has returned from New York, where he purchased goods for his firm, the Sivess-W Walton Dry Goods Company He was acompan- jed home by Mrs. w. HI. Huffaker, who will have charge of the millinery de- partment at that popular house. Mrs Huffaker is an experienced millinel and trimmer.
 A. Brewster and son, Garland Brewster. left yesterday afternoon for Russellville, on a business trip
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-02-27

MT. Brewster and son will return here in a few days, and then A. Brewster expects to leave about Tuesday for Chicago, on business trip connected with his light and water plant at Russellville.
 Mr. and Mrs. F. F. McNeny will arrive in the city Tuesday on their way to Dallas, Texas. They will spend several days in the city the guests of Judge and Mrs. M. A. Aus tin and other relatives. MT. and Mrs. McNeny are returning from their honeymoon trip, which included Boston, New York, Chicago, Kansas City and St. Louis. Mrs. McNeny was formerly Miss Bettie Apstin, of this city.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-02-27

The Junior Chautauque Study Circle will meet this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the Temple.
 IT. H. ParbX>>Fras> been quite sick at his hom on Fourth avenue for the past few days.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-02-27

IllNlA SAoSS1- to NIiS oA tion or shorter length. The width around the lower edge is about five yards and it comes in sizes 22, "A. 26. 2s and 30 inches waist measure. Size 26 requires 4ls yards of 54-inch material. The sash above the knees tends to give it a dressy appearance and this can be made of some self-tone or contra sting material. Soft messaline or a good satin will suit the purpose admirably.
 The nine gored skirt shown in PICTORIAL REVIEW MODEL No. 3z31 is in panel style and has side and back gores Heightened by straight side plaited fiounce. The width around the lower edge is about 5k yards and the sizes are 22. A, 26, 2S and 30 inches waist measure. Size 26 requires 6ls yards of 44-inch material. This irt would look we'll in linen and some of the lighter weight materials.
 Paforp af olo
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-02-27

 of   of such matera shades VI
 
 
 
 simplicity of is the radical a "o"
 
 
 
  a be but wen-dr thu Aie'u PATTERN Mo- 3377 a
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-02-27

One word about belts. The shons show the most artistic and novel ideas in helts and belt buckles. Trere are elastic belts studded with steel and jet beads. black pa t ent leather helts with large gilt buckles of various shanes. and strong ones made of leather in almost every shade of the rain- bow. Exquisite belt pins with beautiful stones are used when the belt is made Of the same mater 1a1 as the dress. PIG TORTAL REVIEW PAT TERN No. 322S gives a good illustration of the belt pin. This skirt is a twenty-one eored skirt, with a plait at each seam and inverted plait at cen- ter back. It comes in regulation or ort length. The width around the lower edge is about 5R yards. It comes in sizes P, 24. 26. 2s. 30 and g inches waist measure. Size 26 requires 91h yards Of 36 inch material.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-12
Lfve Mhs From Wew Mexco and Arizona
What's Doing aMOUer the Great Southwest

"a system or exchanges with oul
museum which win result in the plac-
ing here OF valuable collections from
various parts OF the country. The
secretary Of The Smithsonian insiiin-
tl0n has expressed his great satisfac-
ton with the development Of y first
class museum in Santa Fc. and the
willingness OF the institution ana the
national museum to assist IN lis up-
building roy that its pormaneDce md
character is assured.
The bureau Of American etfnolpey
has Joined with the school or Ameri-
can e~tllnology here for researches in
the archaeology and cthuology OF
New Mexico. Work under this joint
agreement VIII begin on the Jcmez
plateau IN Nav and continue until 90
tober. ~ this Joint ARRANGEMENT q
much larger arnount ~ work win be
accomplished in the southwest than
heretofore. The results of the re-
searches VIII be Published by Che na-
government
A series Of publications hav. been
started for the purpose Of making
known tho results Of the work Of the
ard museum under the name.
u The Papers OF the school Of
American Archaeology. Ten mum
bers 81 the papers are already pub
and win he ready for distribu-
lion within "a few days. About ten
more papers arc almost ready for the
press, and will be issued during the
rear. These papers VIII De kept on
sale at the museum.
An expedition starts from santa re
his week, for the exploration Of
lncient ruins in Guatamalu and Hon
luras. This expedition IS financed by
he ST. Louis branch Of the institute.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-12
YES0 CLAIMS THE
NEW ARTESIAN
GUSHER
Boosters Declare Ricardo is
Not Nearest Railroad Stationi
YeSo Experiencing a Boom,


ESPECIAL tofftFDnuurntr W 4nfrfoS Journal
NcSD, y. Nj, Feb. g.-An artesian
VOL has been struck seventeen mites
south of Yeso in the CANA valley,
which has awakened business Iva this
young TOWN enc year ago Ncso had
r depot, station house and Goa chute.
today p has four grocery ana dry
feed ward. two hotels. butcher shop.
and number one school. a barber
land IS All taken Tor several mites
around aud good substantial settlers
who mean business.
Tho people Of Tcso would like 10
tire thr Morning Journal correct its
announcement by q Ricardo CORES
poadcnt that Ricardo is the nearest
railway point 10 the new artesian we'll.
Erso is the nearest railway point by
ten miles and there IS a good roa all
the way TO the seem of the strike. The
well is directly south Of here.
y. G. Smith sold his hotel ON Mon
day to Mrs. Rosa Lanrc.
c. w. Spurlock. u. J Jones and G..
4. Lucas sold their townsite stock 10
G. A.. Ryan and T.. G.. smith. T.. Z.
sold his store building. lately
purchased OF Or. J.. p. Brunton. TO -
j.. Jones. and q. 4. Ryan sold his store
building 70 g. a. Lucas.
w. r.. Atwocd has just finished q
good residence house On S%purlock ave-
Mrs. Allison. who has been very
sick. al this writing is improving.
Yeso is in need of a number one
blacksmith and a furniture store.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-12
JOHN STEIN M
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
OF HOTEL MEMS BUNCH

Col. John Stein. superintendent al
the Harvey eating house system.
with headquarters IN las Vegas. at Il
meeting of the Western Hotel Mems
Protective association in CHICAGO last
week. v1as elected "a member of the
executive committee OF the ~associa-
lion.
At This mee,ins ia Chicago tac
western association was taken into
.lhe national body of hpuilaces. The
fact ihat the western mCn are
ihpr0uIhlv organized. end that they
arc making y spcc ssfcl fight against
thc had check man and ins profess
sIoual dead heat. w.ts reresuired lsg
the eastern men. aad Influenced tileIa
in making tscir decision. ii,rcsner.
when amy person dffgands "a hptcL ne
viii -. JuHciiur'i among an the hotels
ina Tie country which hslou- to
The o~reauizafiou. L. be- known hCnce-
tcsrifc isse.isiion. IL is animated.
association viii hasc over a Thousand
hotels as mrmhcrs-
The men va 40 VIII head tile new or
~rEuizution aec SIm Huttun Of
tmahu. first iec-prcsident. Harry q.
frylman OF Los Angeles. second vice.
president, Edward y. Naples OF san
fIancisco. SECRETARY ard treasurer;
81 Xtrutivl committee. James Woods.
pisldioh Mich. EJgur : rrN-olfc
o. Sau Francisco Mel : Wright OF
Denver. sam 4. Porter and a rr,d
Mer. ~ salt lake l.. man Il. HAY Of
Loris. Waiter ~fsavniorG of PISA
dfre. and John stem af East las
Vegas. \. NJ
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-02-12
MAN
LOVES WIFE AND
F0RG|VES HER
Sensational Alleged Affinity
Case ir Which Local People
Figure is Brought to Light in.
Santa Fe,


trfeclai Dispatch to The Morning Journal
Santa Fe. y. ~. Feb fi.-An over
coat hanging IN the office OF Police
Justice jose Maria Garcia is an that
| remains 10 tell of the romance 81
Louis Campbell of Albuquerque who.
II IS alleged ran away with his faffin-
~ . few days ago and was brought
10 DAY this morning By a peace pro-
ceeding warrant sworn out by the in
dignant husband John Harry Thomp-
som. also Of Albuquerque. 1T ap-
pears that Thompson intended 10
prosecute Campbell end Mrs. Thomp-
son under the Edmund's law but see
ing his Wife's tears and remembering
the vow he had taken to love her. the
husband grew tender hearted and for
gave the wife as wen az the man who
had run away with her.
But Campbell still had some sheriff
costs 10 settle for. about $3.50 worth.
and lacking the collateral he prevail
"a upon the magistrate to allow him
% leavc his oVercoat as security.
The trio then returned to AIbu-
qucrgue, Campbell having borrowed. IL
Is said. $3.50 on a $50 suit case, 10
pay his fare home.
II Is said TO have been another case
~ Artist-Fsarle" affinity. Rumor has
Il that Campbell was an artist-or at
least a photographer, and that be
met Mrs. Thompson at some social
function and was infatuated.
He called at her home occasionally
and then more frequently taking her
out % social affairs and the theaters,
Thompson thought little Of the mat
ter at the time. IL IS said. but a few
days ago he missed his wife. Campbell
was also missed. II is said Campbell
and his affinity came to Santa Fl
several days ago and registered at q
hotel. Just what name they went UNI
der n not generally known Thomp-
son followed them here and went TO
the room where mis- wife was living
was no stirring scene as Mrs.
Thompson was found alone. Deputy
Soferino Baca soon had Camp
bell IN court and for "A few minutes
IL booked rs though it would 20 hard
with the home breaker.
But Thompson lost his harsh inten-
lions IL he had any when he saw how
and r%epentant his wife had
become. II would not for the world
have that oma go 70 the bad on ae-
count Of this man or any other Who'll
may have tried 20 lead her nstray'
he Is quoted as having remarked. Then
he informed the magistrate that ne
not wish to prosecute Campbell
ar his wife either for THAI matter and
WFhNN Wv IuiAN VIKING ~ lNANt tfA'
charges qnashed.
The little matter OF $3.50. however
With C%ampbeils going back
o Albuquerque's snlubrious climate
However q happy Thought struck the
nan and he volunteered 10 brave the
'hilly winds ana leave bis oycrcoat as
ecurity. Justice Garcia. realizing
hc plight OF the nan decided that il
could forgive the man who
lad run away with his wife. he. the
magistrate not be outdone. SO he told
campbell that the coat would be ac-
People who knew the details OF the
were somewhat surprised TO see
trio of Albuqucrqueans returning
pa the same train today apparently
a peace with the world But Campbell
hivered nuw and then when the wind
slew hard as he was on his way "a
depot