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Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1911-08-11

each half holds
there isn't going
animation in that
Once tn ere
a creek running
living on one side
built at a certain
the other side
bridge at another
sections fought so.
the issue that no
One side of the
from the other
there are two
there used to be
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1911-08-11

Another way to make half town out of a whole one
is for half the people to buy their goods through the Mail
Order Houses in the big cities while the other half buys
from the local stores and factories
your place has the bulldog grip prosperity don't py loose
by pulling against your local interests
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1911-08-11
Barbecue Picnic at kirt Smith Old Place

Picnic and Barbecue at the Kirt
Smith old place one mile South oil
Mutual Rights Church on the 18th
of August 1911. Everybody come
and bring full basket. The caudi-
dates are invited to come and speak
in behalf OF their candidacy.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1911-08-11

From Dr. Pool we learn that the
temperature Wednesday went to SO.
1t was 81 Sunday afternoon. This is
the highest point reached this pres
ent month.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1911-08-11
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you KGo5W,


Mobile, Ala, July 81. 1911, Ed
tor Herald:--I am leaving Mobile for
Birmingham, Ala, where l am going
to take business course and wish
you to forward my paper there. Ho-
ping to receive same promptly, am.
a (Miss) PEARL LEWIS.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1911-08-11

BORN, unto Mr., and Mrs. John
Mizelle, in LeakesvilIe, Miss, on
Saturday August 5, 1911, A BOY.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1911-08-11

r. G. Martin, who the Leakesville
folks will remember as Assistant
Bank Cashier, Book keeper and Liv-
eryman in our town for two or three
years, is now at Greenville, Miss,
sends us subscription and adds:
Please let it begin with this week,
as am anxious to see the result of
first primary in (Greene) Co politics.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1911-08-11
PICNIC CALENDAR.

McLain $500 Aug. 18th
Kirt Smith old place Aug. !osn
Capt. J. F.. McClain place Aug. 18th
See "PlCNICS" feature for detail
cd announcements.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1911-08-11
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

WHITE.
7,2o ii. -Theo Platt Jr. to Miss
Sarah Belle Ball.
s,4-ll.-Wm. Brown to Miss Lois
Lott.
COLORED.
ia H. Frank McInnis to Bertha
Turner.
7-2011.-Ezell Hinton to Letber
Barnes,
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1911-08-11
GRAFT.

i-a st GRAFT.
( No city can be injured by the
enforcement of the peoples
laws. To do otherwise is to
substitute the will of the official
for the laws of the people, and
that is tyranny. No state can
be hurt by exposing grating.
TO do otherwise is to connive at
it. There is no secret remedy
known for evils of this charac-
ter. They cannot be cured by
hiding them The disgrace Is
not in their correction, but in
submission to them with supine
indifference. 1t is well for a
state to display its virtues and
not to parade its faults, but 1t
should not be forgotten that the
highest civic virtue is the over
throw of depravity,-Joseph w.
Folk. fsgers s4 iss* iinH
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1911-08-11

out for its side
to be any macad-
town.
was a town with
through it. Folks
wanted a bridge
point. Folks on
" a n t e d III Q
point. The two
doggedly over
bridge was built.
cree k seeded
side, and now
half towns where
a whole one.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1911-08-11

T. G. Briscoe l.eld his first term of
Justice Court Saturday since qualify
ing for the justiceship of this beat by
appointment of the Supervisors
Graham informs us that he will adj
here to the First Saturday as TIE
regular day for holding his court.
He was nominated for the long term
In the first Primary. ma.il,F r.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1911-08-11

Jill w Green. formerly of McLain
is now at Sun, La, with a lumber
company bearing that towns name.
He sent the wherewithal to have the
Herald travel his way. 1c 1q
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1911-08-11

'Pay-Mtr } f. KIM DAUGHDRILL.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1911-08-11

Any town community that gets bulldog grip prosperity
fortunate But the bulldog grip will hold if citizens pull ono
way and some another All must pull push in the direction
For instance if half the people Main macadanzd and
the other half insist that Central should have
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1911-08-11

Will IRELAND. !
HENRY KIRT. Managers
ANDREW SMITH. J pay MIR,
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1911-08-11

The Board of Super visors have
been in session since Monday equal
izing the land assessment this term.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1911-08-11

You will change the Herald from
Daisy, Miss, to Clarence, Miss, and
oblige,
M. G.. McINNIS,
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-06
OFFERED FOR RENT
many To MOVIE INTO

READY TO MOVE INTO,
NEW, FtNE-ROOM BUNGALOW COT
TAGE, modern, with splendid corner lot,
south front and eOxiS5 Lot lays fine. high
and slightly pretty view, Cottage well
built and warm, front porch 70 south 7xn,
room. wide mission opening to dining
room, two fine bedrooms with nice large
closet for each. good size bathroom fully
equipped with complete plumbing, poroe-
lain tub, neat lavatory, best grade low
down water closet, one-piece porcelain sink,
hot and cold water to bath and Kitchen,
very convenient kitchen and pantry, inside
well lighted. Electric lights In every room,
basement and to front porch fitted With
pretty electric fixtures, oak, beech and
pine finish polished oak floors, Newly
decorated walls with good paper. Presents
q very attractive outside appearance, plain
yet neat and homelike Inside finished In
good taste and cozy. The lot is well To-
Gated and 10 feet wider and I feet longer
than the usual size. (rhis is not the place
you pay for some old house downtown will
make the payments on this new and well
built little home, and you will have some
thing to show for your rent money. Price
f2,0O0; 500 cash and $2l per mo. The
monthly payments include the interest ana
S2 per month actually covers all payments
required, yet you may pay any part or all
at any time This place will sell Just as
quickly as all others advertised so see me
today Sunday Positively cannot be seen
during the week only evening after
o clock Come to my residence today any
time between l o'clock In the afternoon
and o'clock in the evening Come TO lilo
So Halcyon Ave, Benson. Phone Benson
l22. +. S. Trullinger.'
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-06
OFFERED FOR RENT
Houses snd oOttages-cOntInued.

,te-lsi7 Park Ave-, Ter. mod. Facing
SS5-nl N, s1st St., s-r., all mod. East
'front.', good yard, on paved street, fine
neighborhOod. This is bargain and will
De found 50 by any one wanting good
S90-Si2 n. SD. SIR. mod. Nice lawn and
shade. good neighborhood
Sole 8 t4th St Big S-r., all modern
house, almost new. Close to car.
tSo-soOS Mason, s-r.. all modern. good
condition fine neighborhood.
M6o-lnS 8. Nth St, or, new and all
sgs-2525 Sherman Ave. err. mod, fine
ssS-lSOs s. ath st.. 5-r., mod. brick nat.
SSSO-2SSo Cap. Ave. Very desirable 6-r.
s52-lsn Park Ave, SIR, mod. fiat Faces
s27so-sCS s. goth ST.. or mod. house, in
fine Cond.
s29-262S sherman Ave. 5-r.. mod good.
&s-lS2l s. 2sth St e-r., modern. North
tS-la S 18th Ave, err, all modern
cottage.
t25-ls1s vinton. Very pleasant s-r., mod,
flat Cd floor.
mod, cottage. For first class tenant might
consider less
S23-lslO N, S4th ST.. 5-r., cottage, Just put
in fine condition. Mod. except heat.
to-266S Woolworth. err, modern house
tsO-s Shelby Court (22d and Leaven-
WORTH 5-r. mod. eX. heat,
S2o-So7 So S2d Ave. err. cottage. on car
line. Good
tls--l2 Shelby Court, 5-r., cottage with
bath and toilet.
heat
See our rental list
Peters Trust Co, Omaha Natl Bank Bldg
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-06

SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS on any OF the
following.
I'LL So sth 6-r.. partly mod, H4
l4lO So nth, b-r., partly mod, 1880
sos Hickory. 5-r., partly mod, SIC.
$50 Sahler 7-r., partly mod, SIC.
2s25 SO. 18th, err, all mod. ex. heat, ST..
1871 So. 26th. 5-r., all mod, eX. heat $40.
ee04 Decatur, 7-r.. partly mod, $40
2429 Franklin. 6-r,, all mod. ex. heat, large
yard, $40.
lJ4s SO. 9th. Ter, all mod, bargain at
S42i Charles. 7-r., all mod. ex. heat, 500. 80.
22l0 Ohio. Ser, all mod. except heat, newly
1909 Maple, err. strictly mod. bargain
at sos.
1855 Dodge, 5-r, strictly mod. cottage. in
choice location, q bargain at S22 80.
SOl1 Jackson 7-r'' all mod.' bargain at
lo4 So, 18th Ave-, 7-r., all mod. choice To-
cation $26.
272S Jackson, s-r., strictly mod, newly
decorated, 81. 30
1887 So Bath, 5-r., strictly mod. cottage.
in a choice location, S27 50.
GIL Capitol Ave, err, strictly mod, $50
1918 Yates, 7-r., strictly mod, newly dec
liz So. sSth Ave-, or, all mod. choice To-
1912 spruce. T-r., strictly mod. good ioca-
iio7 No $50. 7-r., strictly mod, hot water
heat, choice location, sS5
400l Seward 8-r., strictly mod, choice To-
cation, special price to right party.
3OS No. ed. 10-r., all mod, close to High
school, a bargain at $40.
Ss17 Dodge 7-r., strictly mod. West Far
nam district, S42.60.
1901 So. S5th Ave- s-r., strictly mod, Field
club district $46.
3511 Howard, S-r, strictly mod, west
Farnam district, S47.50.
$3.50 Harvey, 9-r., strictly mod. West Far
nam district, So
2717 Jackson, s-r, strictly moo, newly
decorated throughout a bargain at $40.
PAYNE g. SLATER CO.,
Sole Agents 9Th Floor Om. Nat. Blk. Bldg
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-06

HOUSES FOR RENT.
5000 per months r. 2sH Douglas g.,
partly modern flat.
5000 per months r., 9154 s. s4th St.,
modern except heat.
s25.00-S r., l5ll N. 18th St., modern ex-
cept heat
$780, r.. 2SlO Grant St, modern.
$50. 00-5 r.. 2313 Dewey Ave, modern tlat'
$50 CO.. r., 1858 Pratt St, modern.
$50 .OO-7 r., 31l N. 33d St, modern.
$780, r., 1923 Webster St, modern,
S6O.00--S r., 1926 S. 9th St, modern.
Strictly first class.
$C5.00--9 r.. strictly modern house In Dun
dee, nice yard. close to car line
S2S.5O-6 r.. all modern, No. $3.50 Capitoi
Ave.
$S2 50-10-R. modern flat. 202o Burt st.
GEORGE & COMPANY,
902 City National Bank Bldg
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-06

f5Os MAPLE ST.. five rooms. modern an.
cept furnace, t22.5o Hall Distributor Co,
A-4406 D. 7406
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-06


THE U. s. NAVY Is TODAY CON.
posed OF the finest body of picked men in
the world. II has no place for the ne err
do-well or the failure. More than /, 200 men
apply for positions in the navy each week
Only about 20 per cent OF these pass the
examination and are accepted. This shows
that the navy picks its men with rigorous
care and pains. The navy does not urge
any man to enlist But II does urge both
parents and sons to Investigate the oppor-
tunities the navy offers young men "a to-
90, either as q four years training or as
lies work. The life Is healthful, the work
agreeable, environment wholesome and
helpful, and the man who wishes TO learn
by study and travel or to learn a trade will
find ample opportunity, as will the man
VINO desires to save money and win pro-
motion and retirement on three-fourths
pay. The nearest recruiting station Is at
Postoffice Bldg, Omaha, Neb. The officer
In charge will be glad to see parents and
sons, and explain everything you wish to
Know about work, pay, promotion, retire
ment. recreation, etc. Or send for The
Making OF a oWarsman.' II is free
Address Bureau of Navigation Box 2O9
Navy Department Washington, d. c.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-06

$S5 .OO-SOO2 Vinton ST., eight rooms; modern.
large barn.
$S5 .00-1GO2 Military Ave, nine rooms, mod
ern except heat: tennis court
S26. 00-3S40 Seward St, nine rooms, all mod
ern.
s45.O0-S6ii Howard St. new, nine rooms, all
modern. 40 Z. t..
Armstrong; Co.
Tyler 1855. 30 S. nth ST.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-06
LIVERY AND BOARDING

A. Melcher. Livery Feed. 1916 LeavsnwOrth
' LAKE MANAwA Is the coolest place 10
be found. II N. L. Drake, zoos Maple St,
win come to The Bee office within three
days we will give him a pair OF round trim
tickets to Lake Manawa
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-06
HoTTsEs AND FLATS.

HOUSES AND FLATS.
ga s. 18th Ave, rooms, modern, ASi ~.
3511 Howard St., II rooms, modern, $40.
bll s. 35th Ave, rooms modern, very
desirable, nearly new St. Louis brick, hard
wood finish, perfect repair, $3.50.
finish perfect repair, $3.50.
2O2S Maple St, choice 7-room house, mod
iiis s. 2sth st., good 7-room house. $3.50
1911 s, 28th good 7-room modern house, 20.
lll5 g. Goth Ave, rooms modern $3.50.
21S N 2bth st. (rear), rooms, modern ex-
cept furnace $40 49,
PHI N. Goth St, rooms, city water, 81.
2214 d St. s. o., rooms, modern, $l5,
l2l2 s. 27th St, rooms, lower floor $14.
Cor 26th and Douglas, rooms, city
water, 3l8
INA s. 18th St., rooms, city water snap
5g S. 10Th st., 4 rooms, second floor, $i5.
1047 s. 10th ST., 8 rooms, city water, gas,
GARVIN BROS,
10 tInnal Ri1ildlnRa
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-06
OFFERED FOR RENT
'tove furnished. Only two in owl
:. Apply 7o4 s. 30th. St
Houses and Cottages

HOUSES TO LET.
Es5
1906 s. SOth Ave, rooms, modern 500
lSOS Grace ST., 10 rooms, modern, Ss1.50
2OO2 N 18th St. rooms $3.50
ZOOS and 2Ol0 n. 18th St, 10 rooms. modern,
each SIS.
I'd and Spring Sts., rooms, SO
$40. 49,
$40 s 21st St, rooms, SIS.
w. FARNAM SMITH & CO, 1920 Farnam.
Tel. Doug 1854; Ind. A-1O64'
We have two houses at a63l Harvey and
26S2 Dewey. with full cement Easements
combination fixtures, all modern, close In.
See us about these
1871 s. SOD St, S-r., mod. Only S2.
2Sl7 Dewey Ave, reimbursement, rooms
2S21 Dewey Ave, Ar, mod ex heat, Sl2
l25l So. 18th ST., rooms, $780,
1l0l No. 24th St, rooms, $500.
lO6 South 18th ST., Ser, close in so.
l09 s. 9th, rooms. Newly papered $40
709 s. 9th, rooms, 800.
$1,000
1905 N. oath St.. err, flat mod. ex heat.
$500.
242lh Cunning ST., front rooms. s125O
N. p. Dodge g. Co., 18th and Harney.'
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-06
HELP WANTED
MALE OR FEMALE

LADIES, gentlemen. boys and girls-sell
our 5 and l0cent household necessities;
make 100 per cent; no cash in advance re-
Quired. For particulars address, The Car
ter Co., Chattanooga, Tenn.'
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-06
stores al,d offices.
STORES FOR RENT.

SIORES FOR RENT,
Four up-to-date store rooms, just south
of Union Quitting building, 613-619 s. 18th
st. New modern fronts, electric lights, new
floors, ceilings and decorations Cemented
Easements rooms about 22x60 feet. Rental
$500 to $4,000 per month each.
22l2 Farnam St.-New store room, Just COM
pleted, 22xsO feet Fine show windows.
deep basement, steam heat. Good loca-
ton for automobile supply business.
Rental $4,000 per month.
6A S. 10Th St.-Room 22x60 feet. All in
best of repair. Modern. Show window.
Steam heat Good basement. Rental
on application.
1915 Farnam St. stories and basement.
22x11O feet. Rental t1S5.O0 per month.
ALB N. 25th St, South Omaha-Large store
room and basement. All In best OF re-
pair. Steam heat Rental 5000 per
month.
1414 Harvey St. stories and basement.
3Sx1$ feet, First floor has modern
show window, steel ceiling, etc. Steam
heat. Rental $4,000 per month.
2719 Leavenworth St.-Good store room.
$3.50 per month.
2129 Farnam St.-Store room, 22X70, modern.
5000 per month.
GEORGE & COMPANY,
902 City National Bank Didg.
Phone DL76e"
Omaha daily bee., 1911-08-06

FOR RENT.
2lA No. 18th, rooms. part mod, $3.50
$40 So. 25th Ave, rooms, $l400
2643 Capitol Ave. rooms. part mod,
close in, $3.50.
90OS Seward rooms. $1,000
2022 Writ rooms, all modern, 5000.
2027 Writ, - rooms, all modern, in good
shape, has large barn and yard, SEQ.
500 South 2Sth rooms, all modern, $40.
1920 Davenport, 4 rooms Cd floor) for
light Housekeeping, $500.
1922 Davenport, 4 rooms Qst floor, for
light housekeeping, $1,000
2622 Davenport, 4 rooms, Sd floor, for
light housekeeping, $500,
THE BYRON REED COMPANY,
Phones d. 297-A-SS34, 2l2 So 18th St."
$2l-22d and vinton St, 6-r., flats, mod.
ex. heat. Very good.
$225O-2416 Maple St., rooms modern.
$2360- 1923 Cass ST., rooms first floor.
mod, ex heat. Nice yard.
$3250-4307 Decatur St., new Groom house,
sS5oC+1ln s. Sad St., rooms. house mod
ern. Good.
apartments, everything up-to-date. Steam
heat tiled bath, refrigerator, shades, gas
stove; very complete.
D. V. SHOLES co.
91S City National Bank Bldg.
Tel. Douglas 40; Ind. A-2O49.s
Bisbee daily review., 1911-02-03
Hair Monstrosities.

French theater managers in the eighteenth century had worse evils than picture hats to contend against Marie Antoinruc. who was short. even according Co French standards. set the fashion of high cultures and ultra fashionable women prided themselves on measuring four feet from their chins to the tops of their heads. Thesc structures took about six hours 70 erect, the Hairdresser mounting lad der in the process. Some coihHres were almost as broad as they were long. with wings sticking out about eight inches on each side of the head For the "fri-ate" coifIure the hair T1a rinpied in huge pile 10 rep 'SeuI the waves Of an angry sea and sur mounted by q fully r!S-ed ship As 9 consequence of these m0nStroSities. disturbances in theater~ occurred ut most daily until an ordinance was is sued against the admission of women with high co;nBrcs 10 the floor of tha house.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-02-03
Thr.. curiou. selLs.

There is a curious legend connected with the bells of Mcssiucham church IT. Is said that a long. long time ago Q traveller was passing through Messing ham when he noticed three men sitting ou a stile fin tue chUrcnsard and say ing. Come to church. Thompson: come 10 church. Brown" and so on Being very much surprised. be asked what it meant and was told that. having no bells. they called folks 10 church n this way. The traveier remarked that 1t was a pity % fine a church should be without haiis and at the same time asked the meu if they could make three for the church. promising to pay for them himself They undertook to do this. They were respectively q tinker. a carpenter and a shoemaker. When next tbe traveller passed that way he found the three men ringing three bells which said. ''Ting, tong, Dlun." being made respectively of tin. wood and Ieather!-London Tit-Bits.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-02-03
CPv Frank J. Grafj

tNIember Duluth Stock EXchangeJ
 IT looks like old times today with hots rhe New York and Boston mar kets showing more activity than for some time past New York market continued its upward move m-nt although not to the same eN- tent as yesterday. There was a little profit taking in some of them but inc close was higher than the epeping steel. Union and Missouri psciGc St Paul. Penn and Reading were among the more active ones. coupers held the boards today and sfter a strong opening continued to advance closing at the high point inc day Amalgamated held the list with a point advance and the oaf ance followed the New fork hsI Cole Ryan stocks seemed 10 be get fino the Hens share and were all ae.ive Calumet & Arizona sold t' 54 superior and Pittsburg to ID s;reepe Cananea 10 6Sz, North Butt' fo 2g7s Arizona Commercial to T. A Lake stocks were all stronse
 and if looked like the bull cam uaign was on in earnest. The over sold condition of the market ant attempts to pick up the stocks
 one of the reasons Of the advance We focS for higher prices tomorrow Curbs did rot sharS in the genera movement tO any extent aithous
 some of them showed better prices Denp sold of fractionally. Live Oa
 weaker. Chino showed good deman
 selling to 22. The rest did not sho'
Bisbee daily review., 1911-02-03
GOOD MARKET PREVAILS
 AGAIN
,By l. J. overlockl

BOSTON. Feb. 2:-The local market opened with a rush and speculation increased an through the session. It was the broadest and most active market We have had for a year. all classes of stocks were traded in and the movement looked ike the real thing. Heavy buylng orders came in on North Butte and a two point rally result ed. Lake was equally strong sell ing up to 37la. East Butte was very active with an advance to lS14 Sup perior and Pittsburg and Calumet & Arizona rallied together. the form CT closing firm at 15 bid l4 asked and the latter at 54 hid General opinion has taken a decided change for the better and it looks as If the ore sent speculative movement would be carried considerably high CT. We feel more justified in ad- vising the purchases of stocks no" than we have for six months Paine Webber & Co
 Gereral curb list improved sharp Iy. Chino. Giroux and Inspiration being most active Ray Cons and Ray Central also active and higher Shattuck sold al 23 but stock comparatively narrow. Dem closed of to , bid k asked, stock without pressure and do not think reces- sion will bring out much stock Rosalfa sold at il for small block. l.ondon copper opened and closed Els 3d higher. Total sales S53 500.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-02-03
Tales of Cities.

Tokyo, the capital of Japan, covers thirty square miles, has 35o.00o houses and 100000 population.
 Bucharest is a city of 100000 people. covering a great territory. But on it's traction lines there run only 13S horse cars and ten electric cars
 Tuberculosis is the greatest scourge of overcrowded Vienna. Seventy per sons in 10000 die from this disease ir ihe working class quarter of the city as compared with sixteen ip the ctbe' districts.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-02-03
PLANS TO RETURN.

Allyn MacIntyre overheard this con yersation, which he says is the run niest that man ever spoke:
 Where hase you been, Murray
 "To a health resort. Finest place l ever struck It was simply great"
 Then why did you come sway?'
 ~Oh. got sick and sad to come home"
 Are you going back2" You bet Just as soon as I get well enough. Chicago News.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-02-03

James A. Reed, the new senator from Missouri, established his polit- ical reputation as reform democrat ic mayor of Kansas City ten years ago
Bisbee daily review., 1911-02-03
BOSTON

Amalgamated ...-. ..... -..65@ Anaeonda ...... ...... 4o1A AliOuez ..... ..-... ...... 50 Atlantic ... ...-.4 .....- -.5s Arizona Com. ..... ..-... ...l512 Butte Coalition .... -.... 1914 Calumet X Arizona ...... ..-. 54
 Calumet & Hecla ...... ... 52o
 Centennial .... ...... .-.l25s Copper Range ....-.. ...,.. S9h East Butte . .... ...- -.l5
 Granby ..--.. ....... --.'.-.So
 Greene Cananea ....-. -... -
 isle Royale ... -...-...- ..l4A Keewenaw ... ...--. ....z
 Mohawk . ...... 40
 Miami .-...-.. .-.-.- lS12 Michigan ..... .... -...- z52 Nevada Cons ... ..-.... ...lSis North Butte .. ... ..-.-. 29B Old Dominion ...... ....-. ...4lA Osceua ....... . 60. ... 1Os
 Parrott .. .... ...... 12h shannon ... .... ..... .. 121s Superior & Pitsburg ....- .15is Superior Copper ...- .S7 Superior Boston .-.... -.....4
 Tamarack .... ..-... ...45
 Trinity .--.- ...-.--.- 4F4
 taa ucns ..... ...... %. 12k Utah Copper >..... ...-... ..46A U. s. Mining ..... ....-. ...567s Victoria ..-.-.. ..- '..- ..-l l's Wolverine ... .. HIS
 ShattucL -.. ...- --. ..-..2Z A Live Oak .... -..-... .2S
 Denn aX ~ -....--- 5A Phelps Dodge ........ ...... 22o
 Expiration -... ...... ..SA
Bisbee daily review., 1911-02-03
Mining, Stock Reports, Financial.

much change. London Copper up Is Sd salez S53.6Oo. Money g9s per cent