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New-York tribune., 1911-10-29
TO ERECT FINE HOME.

The Rickert-Finlay Realty Company has
sold TO Nathaniel Higgins the Italian
villa, with plot having 200 feet frontage.
on the north side Of North Drive. between
Park Lane and West Drive. in Kensington,
Great Neck. for a consideration OF $1,000
The house is one OF those erected by the
company's own building department. from
designs by Walter Hopkins. architect, and
is OF lreproof hollow tile construction, with
stucco finish and tile roof II contains
eleven rooms, three baths and every mod
ern convenience. The exterior is particu-
larly attractive. every detail being strictly
Italian. and Is me OF the best examples
OF that type Of architecture on Long ISL
and
New-York tribune., 1911-10-29
LONG BEACH IMPROVEMENTS
Boulevard To Be Paved with Brick
New Homes Being Erected.

The winters campaign Of building homes
and carrying forward additional develop
ment at Long Beach, Long Island, is now
under full headway. In addition TO the
new sections already under development
east and west of the railroad station,
ground lying east Of the Long Beach Boule-
ward, on the ocean side Of the island, will
be parked and laid out with a complete
system of brick boulevards. This will add
another mile of parked property to Long
Beach and will give to the community add
cd aspects of beauty.
work on twenty-five new homes. some
FOR private owners and others for the Es-
tates of Long Beach. is progressing rapid
New-York tribune., 1911-10-29
APARTMENT HOTEL LEASED
S1,250,000 Rental for Fifth
Avenue Corner Structure.

Klein e. Jackson have leased the entire
upper part of the twelve story Langdon
apartment hotel now in course OF con-
struction at the southeast corner OF Fifth
avenue and 56th street for a term Of
twenty years. The lessee is Edmund H.
Chatillon. proprietor of the Hotel lie Mar
ouis. at No. u East 32d street.
The lease. which covers all of the Fifth
avenue and 18th street structure, with the
exception of the three stores, has been
arranged on a net rental basis, the tota
amount involved for the twenty-year term
being s1.250,oO0.
The new hotel. which is being erected
from plans by Rouse & Goldstone. covers
a plot fronting 526 feet in Fifth avenue
and 100 feet in the street. and IS to be
known as the Langdon. Klein & Jackson
leased the land last spring from Woodbury.
g. L,angdon for term OF twenty-one
wears. with privileges Of two renewals.
The estimated cost of the building is $0.o'-
900, and. including the land, the entire
property will represent a valuation OF over
$4,000
The J. p. Whlton-S Stuart Company has
rented the following dwelling houses: NO
50 East 55th street TO James L. Ely; NO.
q West 5lst street, furnished, to William
5. Fanshaw. for the winter, and No 81
East Glth street, furnished, to Mrs. Indy
H. Chaplin, for the winter.
Shaw & Co. have leased the following
houses: No 196 West 129th street, TO Louis
Wolf No C5 West 124th street, 10 Francis
Sherman: No. $50 West 122d street, to WILL
lam J. Kenney; No. 81 East 126th street, TO
A NJ. Stein; No. 10 West l27th street, TO
Minnie Vlag, and the store at No. POO
Seventh avenue, to P. Goldberg.
The Duross Company has leased the
store at the southeast corner of 18th street
and Eleventh avenue 10 Israel Klodner and
A. Greenberg; also the store No. l9 West
18th street to Gustave Bendix, and the
fourth loft at No. % Elm street TO Nelson
Brothers.
?. j. Healy, the Iestaurateur. has leased
the two story and basement building, in
course OF construction. at the northwest
corner Of Broadway and S1st street, owned
by Samuel Mcmillan. Mr.. Healy, who
established and sold the restaurants at the
northeast corner of Broad way and 136th
street and the southeast corner of 146th
street, will equip the 9lst street corner
building at an expense OF about $4,000 for
use as a high class restaurant and chop
house. The new resort Will be opened on
Christmas Eve or thereabouts.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-29

The attractiveness Of New York real es-
tate as a basis for investment securities
is illustrated by the statement OF the Title
Guarantee and Trust Company that 1t has
received money for investment in mort
cages in New York City from every state
in the Union except North Dakota, Wyom-
ing and Oklahoma. In the territories three
$40 instalment mortgage certificates have
been sold in Hawaii, and. while Up TO date
there has been no sale in Alaska. inquiries
have been received from the gold miners
up there asking for information.
The largest investment in mortgage GER
tifcates has come from New York State.
amounting TO nearly 100000 Now Jersey,
Connecticut. the District OF Columbia,
Pennsylvania, Massachusetts, and Colorado
follow in the order named. the smallest
investment being represented in the states
OF Delaware. Mississippi. New Mexico. Ore
gon, South Carolina and South Dakota.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-29
ACTIVITY AT PARK HILL
Manv New Homes Being Erected at
Charming Yves. s.chester Development.

The building records show that twenty
fo,,r homes have been erected at Park Hill
this year. seven # which are now occu-
MED by their owners. The records further
show that this has been one OF the most
active years since Park Hill began to be
developed.
PARK Hill affords so many advantages to
the New York business or professional
man that the present years activity is
easily accounted for-its proximity to New
York City. just across the city line; It's
accessibility, three rapid transit lines, with
never a last train at night; its elevation
of three hundred feet above the Hudson
its fresh air, and its beautiful scenery, for
Park Hnl is not artfcially made, but
actually carved and hewn right our of the
rocks and forests The construction de-
partment of the American Real Estate
Company has just completed plans for
FIVE more new homes to be started by
January /.
Recent sales at Park Hill have been
made to the following: W. W. Morse, Of
the r. A. Patterson Tobacco Company,
No. IL Fifth avenue has moved into the
large Colonial house at the corner of Hill
crest avenue and Crest Place. and has also
purchased the large plot Immediately ad-
joining his property on the north; Charles
s. Huntley, Of The Encyclopedia Ameri-
cana" has purchased a large plot at the
corner Of Prospect Drive and Canyon Cir
Gle. upon which he will erect for his own
occupancy country home Of natural
stone and shingles; the new residence Of
Francis Hillenbrand, on Alta avenue is
now we'll under way and will be ready for
occupancy early in the spring of next
year; excavation for the new home of
John S. Kennedy. of the Standard Gas
Works, New York, Will be started Novem-
Der and tie house will be completed for
occupancy about May !. 1872; Charles f.
Nc cCarthy is building a home in Edgecliff
Terrace, to be completed by Thanksgiving
Day.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-29
NEW HOME FOR FRIARS
Ten Story Structure To Be Erect
ed in 48th Street.

John w. Rumsey. president OF the Friars
Club has Just signed a contract for that
organization purchasing from Mrs. Lena
Mankowsh the property No. JOG TO 10 West
4sth street. upon which they will build
ten story clubhouse, to be the organiza-
TONS permanent home for all time to
come. The property has a frontage Of 81
feet and is 1905 feet deep. Upon Il there
now stand three brownstone houses, which
are to be torn down IN the spring so that
the Friars clubhouse may take their place
The plans for the new clubhouse have been
drawn by Harry Allen Jacobs. The lower
five stories will be devoted TO clubrooms
proper and the upper five to sleeping apart
ments. There will also be a basement and
sub basement below the street level, the
former being devoted to a large swimming
pool and accompanying accessories and the
latter TO a boiler plant, heating and ven
tilating apparatus, etc.
The entrance floor Will contain a large
lobby, grill room, bar reception room, Of
fees, etc. A pleasing and intime charac-
ter is given to the grill by having IT on a
lower level-reached by descending about
half dozen steps This enables the sand
wichlng in between the first and second
stories OF a large kitchen and serving pam
Try. The second floor will be devoted to
a lounging room and the main dining
room, the dining room being raised about
four steps IN order 10 assist In getting
the mezzanine kitchen The third floor
will be devoted entirely 10 billiards and
pool. The fourth floor will be a large as.
sembly room and gymnasium, with show
ers, lockers and dressing rooms. The fifth
floor will consist Of a library, one large
card room and six private card rooms
The remaining five floors Will each have
sixteen chambers and ten baths. making
total Of eighty chambers and fifty baths
New-York tribune., 1911-10-29

ly. while the new entrance for automo-
hiles, leading through the heart Of the
beach. is now in use. The new homes now
In course OF construction will carry out the
prevailing Long Beach type Of home, stuc-
co Of various shades with red tile roofs.
but with varying ideas in design. John J.
Petit. OF Kirby & Petit, is the architect
Negotiations on the part OF several club
men of New York may result In the es-
tablishment at Long Beach this year OF a
seaside club. an adjunct to several exclu-
sive New York clubs membership TO which
VIII be elective 1t is said that several
members OF the Meadowbrook and Cedar
hurst bunting set are working on the prof.
ect. The Hotel Huber will close for the
winter. The Nassau. however. will re-
main open. Weekend motor car parties
continue numerous at the beach.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-29
BUNGALOWS AT BRIeHTWATeRs.

That the bungalow within the commut-
ing zone has come to he a popular type
OF home is shown in the great activity
in bungalow building in the vicinity of
New York. Especially is this remarked in
the big operation of the r B. Ackerson
Company at Brghtwaters. In addition 10
the fifty or sixty bungalows which this
company has already built in the pines
section Of its 1,2SC-acre property on the
Great South Bay. II has now under plans
New-York tribune., 1911-10-29
GARDEN CITY SALES.

Gage Z. Tarbell has sold at Garden City
a business plot 25xl00 feet on the west side
of Kellum Place. between 9Th and 10th
streets; plot 100 l5O feet. on the north
east corner Of Garden street and Washing
ton street; plot 5Gxl24 feet on the south
side OF Meadow street. between Lafayette
road and Magnolia avenue, a plot 60xlOO
feet. on the north side OF Willow street,
between Washington avenue and Prospect
avenue; a plot G0xl0o feet, on the south
New-York tribune., 1911-10-29
=, o,,xv, o.rFRs FOR SALE
NEW JERSEY.

In New Rochelles most highly restricted 'esr
Dental park, Beechmont. real home on a sea-
tiful half acre plot: adjoialng half acre also
baths reception hall. ilXi7 feet, blniard 1ol.
etc. In all, ID rooms. four open nreplscss =,
electricity. furnace, sewer. every cohIehle.so =
schools churches. tro.leYs. gclf cluh, eve.
minutes 20 station. an $4,000 value any teaso'st
able otter will be accepted smaller housS " ~
seven rooms in New Rochelle taken m paEL 80
ment. Address SAMUEL HEPBURN e,e''
R.AnE E.lI n
New-York tribune., 1911-10-29
SACRIFICE.

Beautiful Colonial house, 10 rooms. baths
hardwood trim, ingenooks, open rTeplaces. not
water heat carefully constructed. new; situated
within ten miles Of Herald Square on beautiful
shore front development. Am Offering special
proposition for the next 30 DAYS ..,,
r BURNUM.
I4s West 18th St. City.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-29

side of Garden street, between Prospect
avenue and Washington avenue; plot lux
100 feet. on the south side OF Elm street
between orchard street and Magnolia ave-
New-York tribune., 1911-10-29
FOR SALE


Gentleman's Country Estate. 20 acres.
sea Cliff only $9O, 1000. worth sl000
II acres; large house barn. etc high ground;
best part OF sea Gin; for value Of land.
Also Acres, Plots and Lots several offered at
sacrifice prices: and number OF bargains I'm
small places. from $500 70 5000. on easy
terms; Farms. from $3.50 per acre 10 $1,000.
G. GRIFFITH CHAPMAN, Agent
Sea Cliff, Long Island.
A BEAUTIFUL SHORE FRONT.
Can sell at reduced figures In best development
on Long Island. VIII also supply architect. de
sign your home 10 order and furnish building
loan. LEVINE,
517 Edgecomhe Ave. City.
Phone 13I0-Audubon.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-29
>fArRA OK THE SOUND.

MALBA OF THE SOUND.
within 10 miles OF Herald Square Special prop-
osition for those wishing TO build home within
the next 80 DAYS. II YOU contemplate subur-
han residence. don't let this opportunity go ~.
va" KEITH.
6n Liberty St, City.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-29
REALTY MORTGAGE INVESTING.

and in course Of construction practically
as many more.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-29
EAST 0RlNG: 3AlG AIN,

For sale. fine Is room House. almost new:
steam heat. open hreplaces hardwood floors;
large piazza. garden. fruit 'ot J0xl6O: four min
utes to station owner obi ged to move South.
Apply TO Mrs ID. {. FULLER. $50 Lewis ave,
Brooklyn.
TO LET FOR \ BOARDING. HOUSE. \ NEW
house. on new street. I Seymour St. Mont
clair. y j. just finished. not minutes from D.
l.. & W station. I stories. large cellar. large
rooms. Laundry house separate. all modern i'm
proyements. gas electricity. bathrooms,
lavatories, ~ rooms; large halls. Apply on
premises
New-York tribune., 1911-10-29
COUNTRY PROPERTY

TOBACCO AND MILK FARM, 10 ACRES; u
acres In grass. no rocks and level land wv
house barn: six miles depot: one minute 20 arse
village; price. 81. 200. 500 down; farms 500 90"
up. Write US your wants BOVINE bkos-'
h, r. No 1. Box 44A. Pomfret Center, Conn.
FOR SALE FINE COUNTRY HOME WITH
cottage. Shawanguak Mountains state Rosa
- miles from kngston. II. WESrLAhb
COONS. Elenyille y. Y
hot AND FOUR LOTS.-WlLL SEiL
cheap &c quick buyer Address T.. o Box ios.
Pearl River. y. Y.
NEW ENGLAND FARMs.-LELAND FARM
Agency. Weekly circular free. Dept 10. "
4. LELANp, 81 MIX st. Boston. :.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-29
1V a Week

will pay for Island Heights Grove famous sum
mer resort lots: price $24 each; IS minutes
walk from depot. hotels. stores and bay.
L. BROOKS 45 West 34th St
New-York tribune., 1911-10-29
noRouGh OF MANHAIrAN.

10 WEST GOTH ST. NEAR CENTRAL PAhn
West. open Tor Inspection. 1 story 20-foot prt-
vate dwelling 3 baths. electric and gas. SIt4h-
LING REALTY co. owners a,S Broadway.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-03-27
BIG CARNIVAL
 IN SEATTLE

SEATTLE Mar --A ~a.yu skoo- eggarea Is so.as l1 be given
 -Ie a-z al aa.-h i- Is be- ... 4l l-aa people Jo lae Puget metropolis tro4 far aad ueaF. a. lrk The beginning of a ses- .E annual erLalrarlaas that Hru.a unique ta lae gl,,y ea- a1ats ef lar yguu.p Nes H r-4as ass s W-rl lras- SJ Louis la Prophets Carnival Los .=.lss Floral Hysla. Spokane Apple Sasa aad a host ol Olher
 equally distinctive eteats- ,a Ia. organization aas been form hs ,saues foremost s,J.zras for celebration 4, ualca honor le done To .aa foremost indus .t .ae Nos.4aesl l- au sap q @ exploitation sora start
 a- k-4ska-Yakal Pacific EA-
 u.4.s tlz llls tes-y.y. ..I a.sgay a aaole sssk. are
 - arranged rae date vI agaa..r a.b aag celebration at
 6Esaaa on lle ParE.e
The daily Alaskan., 1911-03-27
TOWN TALK
SuhsaFibs sO. tae DAly Alaskaa.

The -E-a--- s- u la
 Sa.-- last r.5a o'clock 4al s la- 5are sa .-ls s-zs
 The P made her raI trip raa Far ~
 las aal b. an 1e,asa
 -ae o'clock a ae .aa- Pass club
 LoST-A 11E - .ek 1 brown
 please aa.s s
 GA Baldvr. es H raula ga -a EH-aaa
 uu= Taaaaa aa l -p
 W B 1r ar-.- --s D. tae Huu5all- and min lake le Ery Hlla larE @ pee.
 The Princes B--a l Van erlyer Sa-uasg night Tor -as - es-h 6. passengers and l#- e of
 -
 N Atwood a- D-Hz1-. aas passenger oyer on this
 a for Waaaezse 5.4 E-zr. 1=  sE soon leave rr Dawson
 Daaae A. TlEa. J. s-lE5 and J. se-e Nrr.aaa Nlaa--a- Company employees laa train -. $ morning taF EEa.-z1-e=
 The HauboIl. a--al @ morn .a= ar --Ia o'clock Rlta hair aa reer list and g0el load ot le-zhL she sailed a- l-s5 ans a- --.aa0n
 O e. Berry. uao has spent -ae pos week in skasvag. ,sa oa today 3 train tor Wbsaaoae. waegs he wal accept a position v.A 5le Wa-,s- strse LauadrT
 Those two smiling llualic ped d.srs. Jack Chamberlain and Frank -Rschsr. arrived .a town on che Han bVIdl, and a'-eE seeing our merchants le oa tas same boat
 Capt c. 2. Spruuls vas an arrival pa the Humboldt tals uoynius He b ought wl,h hlga s horses and c1a- s.teEa5le reigar which ae wiu take down Jaa river ou tle Whisa Seal
The daily Alaskan., 1911-03-27
''OAD" JORDAN
 PASSES AWAY

W Jordan. be-ss sagNl -S
 uaa Jordan died this morning st a-.r. 4lurs 4. his home al che .au.e gt Broadway and Seventh AEl- HravaaI was a,a 3lr Jordan u .ae aue ae aas taaeu iI al sven o'clock -l.s morning ua-l ae ff5d al about --u.
 Dad came ll Sz--0ay from ar s,ae. Ore. aboa- twelve years s-o and has usld lu Sasvay ever
 uee Although old and utru he alaays made sae boast be was able .5 take care of h.mseL and chat be sagd no one pa earth. He a4s ever krJ and accommodating gllas Co help wherever be could He was aa ... soldier and member 1- tle G- s R.. receiving a nals.gu os gEehs .5ga1s per month from l- seser-- l.elL
 Ifs leaves one son .a Michigan and .ro s,epsous u O--saa Chief oL Police Page s a. present trying Co seuu1a.cale e.-H them as Co -as dis aosaI oG che 5ody.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-03-27
NELLS, FlRGO
 GETS A P EI
LRr Alaska NsRs BHsAal

FEtEELs Mar A-r - ru-.f .rEa. Hn-r.g + P9..He -zlr. Company turned .f ha Wells Far-r ll an -aa.lsH and stations t-.ss.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-03-27
WORKMEN ARE
 SCORING TAFT
lRr Alaska News Barsam

DENVER. Mar --lae Trades IsbJg Assembly la slss.ga .a Jl.a
 .y have seoreJ president tail tor fae mobilization o5 troops on che NfeNscau border
The daily Alaskan., 1911-03-27

TO CURE A CoLD tN ONE oAT Take LAXATIVE BOMO Ouinine Tab lgus. Druggists refuud money u | fails to cure. D. w, GROVES sis. nature ls on each b0G 52e,
The daily Alaskan., 1911-03-27
TAX PAYERS PARTY WEDNESDAY
 NIGHT.

A Convention gt rae Tax Payers Party Wlu 1g held g. Wednesday evening March -sJl jsEl ar D. sl. sharp aL F1reul-'s Hall for -ae purpose 1E nominating seven lli Clu1 ,lImau. and one school clerk. co be s. ted for ay Ele Municipal Election Tuesday. Ap-l tJl. tsll
 J. P BRANAND
 Chairman Cl Central Committee
The daily Alaskan., 1911-03-27
AL rHoUaATFUL HUSBANDS

IaEl1e so,1 lEy alo1 C44 -g sa ITzasllg Company aud -r-g. Jal -1rd lF I1Ee lt cones -- sfvrs ---1- fEuI ueltsE Glacier
 .El Gu uzll- e
The daily Alaskan., 1911-03-27

Cordoyals clam Jlal with a sel- clement 0f Jle coal lands question favorable to tAe territory prices ot Curtoya realty gilI double
The daily Alaskan., 1911-03-27

The Home Cooked Meals at the Royal Cafe, HhiJ=horse, ara prepared and served sy white employees eN- chislyeG Mrs J. c. Fisher, Rso- priegrgss. e
The daily Alaskan., 1911-03-27

The Pack Train s now selling a blg lot of Good Goods at reduced prices as they are getting too olo To hold and ssu al a profit f11Es,
 W Herman Grimm
The daily Alaskan., 1911-03-27

None tagIsE and E-rsr ---. Gibson y5. EA.l.v- and us-GA beer Or durs ly gL.aa Elgls-5 ---s-l-- The Mascot N
The daily Alaskan., 1911-03-27

CuG1a lo ulg 3o-J-s u-- --as- rye. b teTy happy GssI-e4 L--- EAa A a Us BoaE1 lf ITate
The daily Alaskan., 1911-03-27
FURNISHED HOUSE AT BARGAIN

FOR SALE--S5ooU0, easy terms, L,e room house completely furnished Enquire Daily Alaskan S-
The daily Alaskan., 1911-03-27

% cents for a Home Cooked meal at the Royal Cafe, Whitehoese. Quick service White Help. u
The daily Alaskan., 1911-03-27

Fuag Lilua Herman lvs E4sg ABy 5o1y aal baaI al1
The daily Alaskan., 1911-03-27

Delicious Wholesome Bakery Goods al the Royal Ba6ery. WAiJah0rse, Mrs. R. Kelsey, PrOprie5ress,
The daily Alaskan., 1911-03-27

Lealag I'IPl7lF TI-l11 I-1T17
Hotel
 Georgian

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  ~a C-r . .ra
 "A -.E e..- Ia Hurr-  Aa ths aEEI
The daily Alaskan., 1911-03-27

sgbseris- ilz As Dap AzzL4-
The daily Alaskan., 1911-03-27
YARDS
 FIRE COSTLY

FORT NORTH Tex March lt- 4.-a= lt stock yards sheds
 l.-. today Sl-lEs between l4
 I bead gt horses sheep and - and seriously a-ru.us t1us men saa- gE .aa animals .s esi.m4-- about s-- H.a and Las property
The daily Alaskan., 1911-03-27

Russian baLll0lse at juleau .g.az good business
The daily Alaskan., 1911-03-27

Capt c. P SpruuLs vas an arrival pa tAe Humboldt la-s uoynius He b uashg wlsh hla s horses and con s.leaals he,gat which ae win ake ieWu tha river oa Jle Whise Seal
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-29

Do not take upon yourself load of hatred: 1t is a heavier load than you think.--Mme. de sevigne-
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-29
SONORA MINES
(Special to the Review)

Arrangements were completed this week whereby the .Cananea- Boston company vii sInK tnelr maIn shafI to a depth of 100 feet lower than the present foot, which is about IS feet deep. Work was begun Friday of this week with a small force of men. As the company has not a full treas ury the work is being carried on in most economical basis 1t is gener- ally beliesed that a good body of ore will be penetrated before the shaft reaches @ depth Of 150 feet.
 Word was received here this week to the effect that the camp of the Pedrazzinni Gold and Silver Mining company was raided by a band of ban djts on last Sunday and the store and tfices of the company were footed. Manager Edw. L. Dufourcq was in Hermosillo at the time attending to the matter regarding the injunction recently issued against the company to prevent them from running their tailings into the gulch near the Chis- pas camp. MT. DufourcQ was wired of the robbery and he passed through Cananea on his way to the camp later in the week. At present no details are known of the robbers. It is known that the band consisted of seven men. When the authorities in Cananea re ceived word of the robbery a number of Turales were sent to the district and others sent north in an effort to head them of if they attempt to cross the border into the United States.
 La Cobriza Copper company recent ordered three 100-h. D. boilers, 2 double drum hoist and a 12-drill air compressor which will soon be in. stalled at the property. which is To cated fl miles west of Noria. The company owns about 51 pertenencias of mining ground which has been opened up to the extent of about g., 900 feet of workings. The present equipment consists of a 1O0-h. D. boil ! CT, Sx10 hoist and a 6-dri!l connpressor The smelter which was recently com. pleted will be blown in when Pres. F. | C. Emery of the company returns from London. IL is a 10O-ton MacDon
 ald sulphide smelting furnace.
 All dissention in the ranks of the ] Llano Copper company has disap | peared with the reorganization of the company which now bears the name | of the Sonora Pacific Mining com pany. The property has been idle fol some time and work was resumed this month. The property is located about | 10 miles northeast of Llano and con [ sists of ten groups including abou ] 52s hectares, besides about 5000 hec
 tares of miscellaneous ranch and tim
 Der lands. Considerable work hai
 been done in the development of orr
 and it is stated that about 100.00'
 tons Of ore has been opened up whicl
 assays from : to II per cent copper c to 19 ounces in silver and s2 to g in gold. The equipment includes
 100- h D. steam plant. two hoists
 7xs and Sx 10, saw mill. store build ing and about 25 houses at the camp I. E. Bowers is in charge of opera
 tions.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-29
Eastern Markets
 Yesterday

BOSTON, Aug. 2S.-The oversold condition of the New York market was apparent today and shortly after the opening a two point rally was caused by short covering. During the rest of the session prices held fairly steady with a good tone at the close. We think, however, it is more of a breathing spell than any start of an upward movement and We expect liquidation to start again most any time. The level of prices is better than it was, but We do not think the bottom has been reached by any means. In the local list very few coppers were pressed for sale and prices were slightly harder. Copper Range rallied two points to g, Lake a point to 24. and others in proportion. We look for another quiet period in the coppers while certain bank loans are being adjusted, but after these are straightened out we should have a substantial rally. Total sales New York. 534. 4.000.-faine. Webber & Co.
 CLOSING QUOTATIONS