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NOTES OF THE THEATRES

CHARLES Klein 10 selling Shirley Manor.
his Connecticut. estate, and his seaside
homo on Bell Island. Because the Eng
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Friday Clearance Prices Ia
BOYS Suits and FurnishinSs.

Red Ticket" Lot RussiAn 0veeaoo1p-
Chinchillas. cheviots. Corduroyo-
plain colOru and canciee-fAnA0
iined--were eSo 70 ......9sB0
Little Boys Ovsrcests-
fancy Chsviots-Browna. 0noyA
TAns--3 to . yru.--va2ve 00......1 -
Boys Suits-Norfolk or Double
Breast-Aii Wool Navy eergea.'
fancy chsvtots. also Corduroye-
many mixtures have extra trousers
value SSs ana 49,.
Boys Troussre-Bsoomers ano
Knicksrs-Navy and fancy chsvtsHs.
also Corduroy-cut fuii-voli
tailorsd-S 70 10 yra-vafue 49,. 10
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Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1913-03-02
JANUARY DIVIDENDS
Total of S12,7s7,o5f BY 70 American
Mining COMPANIES

Seventy American companies which
depend on the operations OF mines
and works, for their profits began the
year 1919 by paying dividends in Jan
uary totaling $12,7S3051. This com.
pares with the s1O.502, 1919 paid by 81
companies during the same period in
1912.
The copper properties. IL in num-
ber all but one in the United States.
lead for the month with s6,3090S9 to
their credit. S3,249,37S was disbursed
by the Anaconda Copper company.
which, during 1912 paid dividends
totaling s9,74S,f25. To date this CON-
pany has enriched shareholders to
the extent of S72 .269, 9SS.
Fifty-two of the 40 companies men,
toned above says the Mining and En-
cheering World classed as gold siy-
ver1lead-zinc producers, contributed
s4,959,S4 to last months total which
compares with Sg5l4.S11 paid by 80
companies during January 1912. A
dividend totaling Sl,779,574, but
paid no dividend last month.
Thirty-six of the 80 companies
operate properties IN the United
States and have to their credit dur
ing the month Just ended dividends
totaIing $s1S79f3 Tonopah of Neya-
da leading with 100000
Canadian companies, II in number,
were able to divide s3OO4, 242 among
while five Mexican
compan.e disbursed $767, 1913.
But one metallurgicel company
paid dividends in January. the
United States Smelling, Refining and
Mining company disbursing s6SS.565
TO owners Of its stock S425,@0s going
to preferred holders and S263,257 to
common
Five notwithstanding corporations
from profits from their own opera
tons and from holdings in other com
panies. dividend $f.S29, SOB among
Judging by the above. there is
every reason to believe that the year
1913 will be one Of the best in the
history Of the mining industry from
the standpoint OF dividend payments.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1913-03-02
ENDORSE MINING MOVES

A resolution endorsing the mining
congress and asking Prssident-eleet
wilson that he appoint to the position
of secretary of the interior a west
ern man, preferably mining man man
was passed at a meeting OF the Com
roercsai club last night. Notification
Of The resolution viii be sent to Mr..
wilson. The club also endorsed the
passage of the bill now pending IN the
STATE legislature which asks for the
creation OF a desert laboratory az
Tucson. In this connection the eiuo
win notify the Cochise county iegis-
lators Of the resolution ana vii ass
thaf shev assist in the passage OF
che bill.
The club also passed resolution
endorsing the Old Trails route over
the twenty routes proposed IN the
Wsberton bill. other general business
ivag transacted at the meeting.
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each year finds the company in
better position both physically and
financially. indicates that the man
agement is using every means TO
place it in the best possible condl-
ton.
Guggenheim Exploration Co.'S last
annual statement shows an increase
in surplus OF $340,454. Net income
was S5,27l750, equal to 15.7 per cent
on the capital stock, and 81 ,l92, 42O in
excess Of dividend requirements. The
market value of the company's as
sets as of December 81, 1912, was
$50, SIS, GOO, an increase of $3.50 000
for the year.
4 dispatch from Globe says: At
the Miami mine one Of the eight drill
holes has revealed ore to a depth of
300 feet below the 720-foot level. In
the future the main shaft will be
sunk to the S70-foot level to extract
the underlying ore.
The future Of the Davis Daily is
SAID by some Butte mining men 10
depend On the success of the cross
cut now being run from the Gagnon
mine Of the Anaconda company from
the 200O foot level to strike the Sill
yer King ground at a point where
leasers have opened up rich ore On
the 30O-foot level Work has been
suspended on the 19OO-foot level OF
the Colorado shaft as there was moth
ing in sight to warrant any further
development. Consulting Engineer
W. j. Creden who is now in charge
Of operations, is of the opinion that
some good ore bodies can be opened
on the 1900 and 400 foot levels and
for that reason has transferred all
his force OF men to those levels.
The Isle Royale Copper company is
negotiating for the purchase Of adj
ii"afl territory lying EJ:sh rf Is 10.
2 shaft Il is known as ta2 Monte
zau trac. and is believed t. carry
an eNten. ion Of the Gr.II Portage
lode n which the isle Royale has
made some important isve;If'serts
dribc tho past few months. Tic rJr-
chase price IS said tc be 100000
payments to be $4,000 1 year Tor Jour
yeas
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NOTES INFLUENCING THE DAY

CTeIegraphic Notes From Eastern
Cenfidents.)
The Bank of England rate remains
at FIVE per cent
1t is reported from Washington
that James C. MaeReynolds Of New
York will succeed Attorney General
Wickersham.
Foreign dispatch says denObiliza-
ton Of the Russian and Austrian
forces has been decided upon.
Copper Producers figures are eX-
peeted to show a decrease in the cur
rent month
Representatives of the stock ex-
change az Albany strongly protest
against the transfer tax and intimate
that they will be forced TO leave the
state If the bill is passed.
Copper unchanged.
Todays market Considerable buy
ing The market opened stronger
and remained so. Apparently the
shorts are covering. We consider al
most anything buy for a long pun:
but think that the market will reash
a lower level before Wilson takes
the chair.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1913-03-02
MINING NOTES FROM MANY CAMPS

again encountered. the repetition be-
ing due apparently to fauIting OF lode.
In both places the lode showed a
small amount of copper scattered
throughout.
The price Of silver has been firm
er since it became certain that the
Chinese loan negotiations were like
ly to be successfully concluded. In
dia has been out Of the market re-
Gently for silver and the lack OF a
demand from this source caused he
recent reaction. Now that there is
likely to De a heavy demand from
the syndicate interested in floating
the sl25. 100000 Chinese loan, the
price Of the metal has rallied.
F. Augustus Heinz is in Butte aft
er a brief trip of inspection to prop
critics in Utah Asked what was the
meaning OF the appointment of re-
ce.vers for the United Copper com
pany. the former Butte copper mag
nate said that the appointment did
not amount to anything OF import
ance beyond the fact that il was the
first step in plans for the reorganiza.
ton of the company to place it on a
stronger financial basis.
II is stated that preliminary steps
have been taken toward listing the
shares of the Pilot Butte company on
the New York curb. The company is
csyftalized with 100000 shares OF
which SS.O25 shares are outstanding.
The Pilot Butte company owns
1929 acres on Butte hill. Butte, Mont.
On the 900 and 1900 foot levels zinc
ore has been opened The shaft is
down nearly 1900 feet. At a depth
of 1900 feet a copper vein was found
which showed high values in Goth
copper and silver. The shaft is TO
be sunk to 2G00 feet before extensive
laterais are opened. It is expected TO
ave the 1000 level station compiet-
e. by June l and 10 begin shipments
OF ore by Aug. l. The company ass
ut $4,000 cash on hand.
J. Williams and Hunter Moore, an
old Montana chlorider. are preparing
to take out ore for shipment from
the Williams claims at Butte, nea.
Florence.
Attorney Wiley Z. Jones, was called
from Florence TO Fclito by Col. Baker
of the Cody mining syndicate, TO
arrange the prelimiBsries in the
matter cf an application iOr patent
TO the Cody buffalo BID mines. Col.
Baker. IS a millionaire newspaper,
man from Atlanta. Georgia, who be
came Interested in the properties
with Col Cody last year He has
assumed active management of The
company and proposes 70 get patents
to the claims before expending large
sum in their development
J. j. Connolly intends 20 begin the
extraction Of ore IN Bobtail
smelter. the values being high enough
to pay well. while at the same time
the work OF development will be kept
up. The ore body showing in the
drift IS one OF the best in that section
and il Il continues under the big ont
Crop there is no reason why great
mine should not be developed even
tually
The appearance Of statement of
the results that the Shannon Copper
company Clifton. achieved during
the -four months ending December 81,
calls renewed attention to the low
price at which the stock Of this com
pany is now selling Shannon today
is selling around So a share; il IS
paying dividends at the rate Of Sl.eo
per annum so that the present price
shows a net yield Of better than y
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Inc pfOuuctIOn OF COPPER silver
and gold during the past four years
compares as follows:
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Last year the company received
an average of 1925 cents a pound
for its copper as against 1855 cents
in 1911. For silver the Company re-
ceived 61.57 cents an ounce in 1912
and 53.49 cents in 1911. For gold the
company received last year $2I34 an
ounce and S2O72 an ounce in 1911.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1913-03-02

The dam at the tailings pond OF
the Ohio Copper Co. mill broke last
weea carrying out a large portion
of the water mains, closing down the
concentrator, while new pipes arc
put in The mill has recently been
operating at capacity.
General Manager Edwards Of South
Lake is in receipt Of the following
telegram from the nine: Have cut
another vein at $50 feet In about
three feet in foot side Of shaft. Seems
70 be about as well mineralized as
the one above
No. SO diamond drill at Xeweenaw
Copper has entirely penetrated the
Ashbed lode in the northwest quar-
ter of section II, and the cores ind
cate a commercial formation Of very
fair quality for the Ashbed. The
lode was shown to be 20 feet thick.
The hole is down 500 feet. and will
be stopped soon The second drill is
now in the lode but has broken down
and the cores have not yet been eH-
tracted.
It is stated at the Department of
Justice, Washington, that the report
that a suit is to be instituted under
Sherman law against the American
Smelling and Refining company IS
without foundation.
Whether the corporation tax is
coIlecttbIe on the income derived
from sale of ore taken from gold
mines is the question put up TO me
United States Supreme court in the
case Of STATIONS Independence Lam.
tied OF Teller county, Colo, against
the United States. The corporation
was Organized for the purpose Of ad.
m.nistering the properties OF the Col
orado mining king. The question IS
also of much interest in the west
where similar corporations receive
the ores from mines and send them
to the smelters.
The January production of refined
copper By the Lake Copper company
was I1T,000 pounds. The average
yield per ton of rock was los
pounds. This compares with an az
erage Of 10 pounds for 1912. but is
somewhat higher than the yield IN
November and December when
larger proportion OF the rock ship
ments came from the stock Pile
which is not so rich as the rock MN
ed from the Lake lode. The short
age Of labor is said TO be preventing
the Lake Copper company from max
ing larger rock shipments. This Of
course is reflected in a lower yieid
Der ton Of rock. Officials of the com
pany emphau.csily deny the receat
rumors that the Lake lode showed IN
favorable developments in the low
er levels
Al the Boston Ely the force work
ing in the Emma has been reduced
TO five men who are engaged IN the
winze on the IIe0-foot level, says an
Ely paper. This Wine is being sunk
10 connect with the 1245 and when
that is accompH shed a pump station
viii be cut. the work al these Two
points taking about three months
Some months ago the company was
forced 10 suspend operations on he
f245 drift on account OF the increas-
ed volume OF water coming in from
the west END.
Diamond drilling at hole No p at
Mayflower property has been eomplet-
ed at a depth Of 943 feet Al depth
OF between PA and 2s5 feet lode
was encountered which Is apparently
he aIayfiower lodge. At depth OF be
tween $50 and l72 feet this lode vas
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1913-03-02
MARKET NOTES

James a. Patten says United States
is justified in bringing suit against
Chicago board OF trade as an insti.d-
ton in restraint Of trade. The sov-
ernment." he said, lis right in its
contention that fixing OF a call price
in the board of trade is in restraint
Of trade. For q hours OF each day
Chicago dealers are bound. in buying
and selling TO members OF the hoard,
to observe this cali price That is
restraint OF trade in Chicago"
Fritz Augustus Heinze who has a.
ways blamed the Guggenheim inter
ests for assisting in throwing the
firm Of Otto Heinze and Co. in bank
ruptcy in 1907 when he was making
war on Amalgamated Copper, IS
known to be behind five suits for
s. 900. 600 damages against William
Guggenheim and others BY the Assets
Realization Co. the corporation which
took over the affairs Of Otto Heinze
and Co.
John W. Marsch Of firm Of railroad
contractors, brings from Montreal,
where he has been in consultation
with officials Of Grand Trunk, news
that Grand Trunk will be built 10
Palmer. Steam shovels. locomotives
and other apparatus have been order
ed returned to await resumption OF
work in spring.
London special TO New York Her
aid says China would gladly enter IN
to closer financial relationship with
United States. according to Tsurg
Yuen-Cnang. financial commissioner
Tor China.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1913-03-02
NEW VERDE SHELTER
CAPACITY SIX MILLION
Should Be Finished in Year
New Town of CIarkdale
Going Up Near Site

Ex-senator w A Clark is quoted
as follows in an interview given at
Butte:
The new smelling plant for the
United Verde mine in Arizona is pro
crossing favorably and we are now
beginning to put up the j, structural
steel. The new town is being quilt
near the smelter which viii be known
as Clarkdale. We have Just started
operations in large brickyard which
VIII turn out 100000 bricks a day.
The smelter stack will be 400 feet
high, made Of steel and lined with
brick and will be 80 feet in inside
diameter. The capacity Of new plant
Will be 6,0O0.0O0 pounds per month
Il should be finished in about a year
Until ii is completed the other plant
viii be operated.
The annual report OF the United
Verde Copper company for 1872
shows decreasing copper output
over the past few years. Owing to
higher prices for copper and silver
the gross sales last year Yielded a
larger amount than for some years
previous.
The gross sales, dividends per
share and the CASH on hand for the
past four years compares as follows:
Receipts Dividends Cash
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1913-03-02

Top picture shows RIo Grande where
Elephant Butte dam Will be erected.
top of dam will run across valley
from bases of cable towers; Mt the
right. carrying small locomotive
across Rio Grande ON eabless r IL.
baldwin.
John Bulls Assouan dam on the Nile.
commonly regarded as The mightiest
irrigation plan ever undertaken by
man. VIII look small when Uncle
Sans new irrigation project on the
Rio Grande in Texas is accomplished.
When the Elephant Butte dam rears
its top line 263 feet above the present
Level OF the Rio Grande. spanning the
l,200-foot width Of the river canyon.
Its 414,20O cubic yards of concrete and
stone masonry viii be shouldcring
against an artificial lake more than
80 miles long, from mile and half
to four miles wide ana average con-
s.ders ply over loo feet in depth. The
work on this great reclamation struc-
lure mas already begun. and Is in
rtargs OF + n. Baldwin. a graduate
~ the Cnr1esi engineering school
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1913-03-02

Diamond drilling at hole No p at
Mayflower property has been eomplet-
ed at a depth Of 943 feet Al depth
OF between PA and 2S5 feet lode
was encountered which Is apparently
The aIayfiower lodge. At depth OF be
tween gs5 and l72 feet this lode vas
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1913-04-25

apartment and made his way toward
the elevator.
he would parley no more with the
janitor. His cue was TO eat a hearty
breakfast, and, REINFORCED by this, he
would seek the telegraph offices and
Learn whether his message had been
received by Mrs. Catesby.
The breakfast renewed his courage.
Two hours afterward he emerged from
the last OF seven Offices he had visit
ed, limp but triumphant yet sorely
puzzled withal, for he had seen with
his Owl eyes the signature OF his wife
AFFIXED to the messengers book and he
was even assured by the identical boy
who had taken the telegram that 1t
had been delivered to the Alameda
apartments.
Once more Mr.. Catesby returned to
the Alameda and entered the eleva-
tor. Eighth noOr," he said YEARLY,
intending to deposit his suit case there
in and make a room to room search OF
the vast building.
At the door OF suit b he paused In
stunned surprise. Standing there and
brinkly polishing the glass panel was
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1913-04-25

ans frowsy head was thrust forth.
Her eyes glistened at sight OF the
money.
aCatesbyT' she asked glibly. "of
course! They moved out today. sir.
Most lovely people indeed l think
they went up to that new buildin'
three blocks up-the Freenosia. Yes.
sir; you can walk It easy. Thank you.
sirl"
The head disappeared. and with 1t
vanished Catesby's money. He was
glad to ascertain the whereabouts OF
his little family. but be was puzzled to
iearn that they had decided to move
1t must have been a sudden resolve
on his wife's part. for be found a let
ter from her at Buffalo. In which she
made no mention Of changing her dom
icile. Indeed. the Catesbys had been
very well pleased with their apart
ment In the Alameda.
He was out In the street again, head
"a north. The Freenosia apartments
were easily found. Here the elevators
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1913-04-25
What Happened
to CateSby
A Delayed Homecoming and
an Uneaten Steak.
By JOHN E. ALLEN

The limited express from the west
rolled into the station just as the clocks
were striking midnight. Calvin Gates
bJ. travelling salesman for stormer 4
Co, swung himself down from the
train and made for the subway.
All the way uptown Mr.. Catesby
was thinking Of the warm welcome
that would await him In his comforta-
BILE home in the Alameda apartments
His wife would have received his wire
from Buffalo, and a hot and tasty little
supper would be prepared for the long
absent head Of the family. His chn
dren would be permitted to sit up I'M
I'll bis arrival. HIS suit case was laden
with gifts for each and every one.
Even Capitola. the ~maidservant. bad
not been forgotten, and there was .
new collar for the bull pup, Pedro.
When be turned into the vestibule
with it's green tubs OF primly clipped
box he whistled ruefully at the recol-
lection that the elevators had prob
ably stopped running. His fears were
verified. but nothing daunted. and he
cheerfully mounted the stairs that led
to the eighth door, where his apart
dnent was situated.
Flight after flight was traversed with
an occasional pause on a landing to
regain breath until he left the seventh
floor behind. He cleared the last three
steps at a bound and hurried down the
corridor to suit B.
He paused an instant before the door,
disappointed that no one had been
watching for him. Then he thrust In
his latchkey and swung quietly into
the hall with the opening door.
A whistle Of astonishment escaped
him at the total darkness into which
he had entered. He struck a match
and CROPPED for and found the gas jet
1t sputtered feebly, as II the dow of
gas might be low. However, 1t gave
sufficient light for Mr.. Catesby to note
that the hall was bare and denuded OF
furniture. Ho flashed on his electric
pocket lamp and discovered that the
inner rooms were also bare. In fact,
the entire premises were as deserted
and desolate as on the day be and
Fanny had first looked them over.
When and where his family had re-
moved to was a matter to be immedi-
ately investigated. He placed his suit
case in a corne and raced out of the
place and down the interminable
flights Of stairs to the very bowels OF
the earth. where he dared to arouse
the indignant %Janitor from his bed.
"And what would 1 be knowing
about itT' demanded the lord OF the
manor peevishly. Three tenants
went out today and left no address,
their rent being paid. No, l don't
know nothing about Catesby, seventh
door, suit By He overlooked the
greenback that Mr.. Catesby cracked
merrily at him and closed the door in
that gentleman's anxious face. II
opened almost instantly. and a won