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THE BISBEE DAILY REV IEW, BISBEE. ARIZONA-. THURSDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 24, 1912.
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MINING . RAILROADS
COPPERS sra
HEAVY SELLING
Liquidation in Red Metal
Shares Greater Than for
Lonjc Time and Buy
ing Was Small
PRICES "ATTRACTIVE
BOSTON, jjct 28 Various rumors
were circulated to account for the
heav'y selling but none of them seem
ed of' sufficient importance to Justify
tho-sevcre reaction. There was more
liquidation in the local coppers than
we have seen for a long time. T .
buying w-as very small. Stop ordeis
were freely caught on the way down
and this tended to swell the volume
of stock offered. In normal times the
liquidation would have been easily
taken caro of but with the present ab
sence of speculation there wore ory
tew orders tinder the market "at loflr
ef levels. Prices looked so attracthe
that buying orders commenced to
come in and the close showed a gootf
rally. With near approach of election
in this country wo think we anall
have a nervous and erratic awr.ee t
for the next few weeks.
1 PAINE WEBBER & CO
, Total sales New York S713
Copiier metal 17 7-8 to IS.
CLOSING QUOTATIONS, Oct. 23.
(L. J. Overlook)
j New York
-Amalgamated SG 3-8
Atchison 1061-8
Anaconda 43 1-2
American Smelters 83T.-S
Brooklyn R3pid Transit S3 7-S
Baltimore and Ohio 105 7-S
Chesapeake and Ohio SI 3-S
Canadian Pacific 2613-1
Erie ...i. 31S-S
Great Northern 136 3 1
iDterboro Common 20
Lehigh Valley 173 3-1
Louisville and Nashville '1591-2
Missouri Pacific 43
New York Central 113 3-1
Northern I'aciBc 121 1-S
Heading 171 1-2
Rock Island 233-1
Sugar 1251-2
Steel 7C1-4
Steel Pfd 113 0-S
SX Paul 109 7-S
Southern Pacific 109 12
Union Pacific 1691-2
Wheat
May 98 3-S
December ...., 937-5
Corn
December 533-3
525-S
May
December
January .
Cotton
RICH SHE
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Hogan and McCntchen Ar
range for Shipping-Examination
'of World's
Fair Mine
BISBEEITES IN CAMP
10.50
10 51
Boston
Adventure - ,'. 6 3-4
Ahmeek ax 330
Algomah 3
Arizona Commercial 3 3-4
Centennial 21
Calumet and Ilecla 570
Calumet and Arizona 77 1-2
Copper Range 53
East Butte 15 34
Prank 101-2
Granby ..,-- C2
Oreene" Can3nea 10
Giroux 4 3-1
Goldfield 21-4
Hancock 24
Helvetia 93
Indiana 13
Inspiration Consolidated 20
Lake 30
Lasalle .. 51-2
Miami 27
Mohawk .. ,.. 63
Mayflpwer -. 121-2
Mason Valley 123-8
North Butte ................. 36 3-4
North Lake 4
Old Colony 83-4
Old Dominion ...-... CO
Osceola ox'..'. 110
Phelps Dodge
Qulncy
217
84
Ray Consolidated 21
Shannon
Shattuck .
14 1-2
281-2
121-2
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T7tl. PnfiB.lM4ta.r
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Utah Copper CS1-3
Nevada Consolidated 21 3-4
Viotoria a3
Wolverine 75
Butte Superior - 4C '-2
Chino -rr 471 S
p . Curbs
American Saginaw El2
nf and Lvnf-. -2
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Uohemla fv.r.j..iJT.A; i 212
naltlc ... , ,am,.m.-f. 21-8
Cactus 10
Dcnn'i. .-.-.. ... j,. 6 JZ
DavisDily 21-S
Elenlta ax .."....'.: 21-2
Kerr Lake 234
Lucky Tiger 4 1-2
North TIgre 10
Nacozari -.... 25
OJibway 4
Oneco 21-2
Sierra 11-4
San Antonio ......., 31-4
Summitt S
S. W. Miami C
Ray Central 21-2
Bay Consolidated 21
Tonopah 7
Tonopah Belmont 93-8
West End 175
Warren 4 1-2
Wolverine ax 85
Warrior bid 95
Chemung G
Baltimore Oil ax 86
CaFuinet Oil ax 37
(Special Correspondence)
PATAGONIA. ArtzOct. 23: A
ver rich striKe or copperana smir
ore has beenmade on the MacDon
ald property on the east side of the
Patagonia district. The strike was
made in the lower tunnel and has
widened out to more than 12 inchea
ol rich sulphide running 28 per cent
copper and 121 ounces In silver. Pre
parations are telng made to break
out the ore and begin shipments
to the Copper Queen smelter at
Douglas.
Hosan and MeCutc.vn. ae uis-
bee miners, ho have under bond one
of the Richardson groups are stlil
getting into tetter ore and they nor
bae blocked out about three car
loads of ore that will average better
than $100 to the ton. They expect
to soon make a Rood size shipment
and have already made 'arrangements
to ship thefr ore to the Copper Queen
smelter.
Reports from the World's Fair are
to the effect that the Phelps Dodga
men at work in sampling and mappins
the mine are making rapid progress
in their work and expect to complete
their examination in about fiie weeks.
During the examination of one of the
upper tunnels, it is said that a very
rich streak of high grade was found
that must have been overlooked In
years past by the owners The ex
tent of the rich ore chute was not
Kiven but it is belieed to be one
of considerable sue and the assay-
run ery high In silver.
It. O. Fife, a mining man of Douglas
who has been unable to work a pro-
uertj he owns in Sonora. was a visi
tor to Patagonli during tie past
week and after looking oer the dis
trict has taken an option and bond
on two properties, tut would not give
'out names or prices as tie nas not
completed all details in the transac
tion. He expects to return here short
ly and close up the deal
The Three R mine continues to
send out a large tonnage of high
grade copper every day and the man
ngement is still looking for more ore
teams to haul the ore to the railroaJ.
A number of Bisbeeitcs got in dur
ing the week and all seem busy ulther
taking bonds or making locations in
the new copper country. Among those
H-en are Chas Jones W. F. Clark,
Ed Tovrea, George Spindle and Tho.
Fitzslmmons
Mike Cunningham of the Bank of
BIsbee and C. O Ellis or he Bank
of Douglas, came through Thursday
with the El Paso excursion and pick
ed up some promising properties
which they expect to place with east-'
ern copper people ,
Jas. II Baker, of the Douglas Lumb
er company and Mayor of Douglas Is
expected in Patagonia within the next
few days with associates from Texas
who contemplate establishing a lumb
er yard here. A lumber yard Is bad
ly needed and will pay well In Pata
gonia. There is an excellent chance for a
livery stable, two or throe teams, and
about six good saddTe horses and an
automobile would mike money for
the parties starting a stable. Min
ing men arriving every day find it al
most impossible to secure horses tnd
'means of getting out to the surround
ing districts and when called away en
short notice would pay fancy prices
for an auto ride to Nogales, Tucson,
Benson or BIsbee.
There is plenty of work here for a
first class carpenter, painter, plumber
and blockamith. A man for each of
theae trades could make a good deal
of money.
Ordeal for Brides.
A peculiar and barbaric marriage
eustom of the Kabyle women of Africa
consists In the martyrdom of the bride,
who, clad In her wedding finery, stands
through an entire mqrnlng against a
pillar in the village square. Her eyes
are closed, her arms pressed to her
sides and she has only the narrow
base of the column for a foothold.
Meanwhile a ring of villagers criticise
and commend on her appearance.
Clothes.
He '"Did you ever observe what a
difference clothes make on one's
mind? Now, when I am in my riding
togs, I'm all horse: when I have on
my business suit, my mind's full of
business; when I get Into my evening
dress my mind takes a purely social
turn." She "And I sappose that
when you take a bath your mind's an
utter blank?" Stray Btories.
CH RICH
III M METAL
New Records for Southern
Town Made in Output
for October in Cop
per Production
CAMP IS BONANZA
New records in output of the red
metal are being made by the Canan
ea company this month. Record tig '
ures for a run were made on Tuesday
and .It was expected that those fig
ures would be equalled yesterdhy ana
continued for the balance of tho
tnonth. If such Is the case a record
for tho month will be established.
Arthur Cole, superintendent of the
smelter at Cananea was in BIsbee
yesterday having motored up from
Cananea with L. A. Hagy of th sarao
company. When asked about produc
tion at the big Mexican copper camp
he gave some interesting figures. Mr.
Cole stated ihat Tuesday they made a
run of 145 tons and that it was ex
pected ' to equal that run yesterday
and to approach It during the bal?nce
of the .month, An ordinarily good
run up to this tlnio has tee-i abotl
125 tons so thst the increase shown
is about fifteen per cent. Mr Cole
stated that he expected tho ontr.ut 0f
copi'sr for the month of October
would bo approximately seeu and a
auarter million pounds. The Import
ance of Cananea to the metal market
is therefore more than eer clearly
thown. v
Prepares for Better Days
When times were dull and copper
was down Cananea prepared for bet
ter days. Then it was that the plans
of Dr. RIcketts for lowering cost and
Increasing output were made and car
ried out. Now- that the red metal
has come back to its own full bene
fit of those plans Is being reajied b
the Cananea company and It is pre
pared to profitably mine, treat and
ship this last tjuantlty of copier, an
output of close to 90,000,000 pound3
per year.
Both arc Optimistic
Mr. Hagy and Mr. Colo made a
quick run up to BIsbee by automcblle
yesterday, their time from Cananea
to N'aco being only one hour and for
ty minutes. They stated that ton
ditlons were once more normal in tha1
city and that the mines and hmelter
were busy almost to capacity and then
gave the figures on the output The
cutting off of communication for a
time only .served to aHect the re
ceipts of concentrates and the normal
mine output, outside of the product
of these was in no wi&e affecfd ty
the disturbances which interrupted
traffic and caused some inconvenien
ces to the residents of the city. Now
that matters are again normal all is
going on as usual except that the
days are busier than befote.
The party returned to Cananea last
evening.
ARIZONA INSURANCE
AGENCY
Insurance & Loans.
Real Estate Bargains in homes on
f.Tsy terms.
FOR SALE
NICE 4 room Bundalow In good lo
cation, modern and almost new.
Large lot. Pert cash and balance
easy terms.
ROOM Bungalow, all modern con
veniences. Largo lot and good lo
cation. Part cash and balance
easy terms.
3 ROOM house with bath and cellar.
Large lot and good improvements
on lot. Small cash payment and
balance easy terms. A BARGAIN.
ARIZONA INSURANCE
AGENCY
T. A. HUGHES, Manager.
Bank of BIsbee Bids. Phone 190
Mravelous Revelations
The World Famous
Clairvoyant
PASSED AN UNQUIET NI6H1
Traveler, Lost In the Bush, Was Glad
to Do Without the Blessings of
Slumfcr.
But I had never given a thought tc ;
the course I had taken in my gillop
across the veldt. I kept ou and on, end
before long It grew dark, and some
what cold. So I dismounted, and at'
er thinking it over, I knee-haltered '.b
horse and let him go, crept head first
into a large ant-bear bole for a night's
lodging, and made myself as comfort
able as possible under the circum
stances, using the blesbok hide for a
blanket. The night was dark as
pitch.
Sleep was out of question. I sup
pose It was the haunches and the raw
hide that attracted the creatures, but
before long It really seomed as If l
had settled down in a villago of wild
pigs and insulted the whole commu
nity. l'o begin with, squealing inces
santly.thcy seemed tc be racing round
and round in a circle, takingme for It
center. Then a number of Jackali
drawing nearer and nearer, Joined ic
tho chorus. But I seen dlscovere;
that If l disliked the nohso l fairly
dreaded the silence. During the quiet
speils 1 Knew that something was
chewing industriously at the project
ing ends of the raw hide in which i
was enveloped. It was hard work ior
me to keep from kicking incessantly,
but whenever I rested for a minuU
the chewing developed Into vlgoro'if
tugs, tfie significance of which it was
easy for one in my position to appre
ciate. However, I kicked the night througt
i. safety, and early la the morning, tc
my delight, l found my horse a short
distance away, nibbling contentedly at
fill breakfast. Atlantic Monthly.
Hen Mothers Kittens.
A ben wboe chicks were removed
from her at Playford, Suffolk, England,
not long since, discovered a cat with
four kittens. She turned the mother
oct and took charge of the kittens,
who are as much at homo with her ar
with their mother, whom the hen al
lows into the nest to suckle her
young.
Edelweiss Cafe Is now, being rcmod
elid by Tmax & Dillon, the new pro
prietors and It Is expected to have
an entirely new restaurant ready for
business by Nor. 1,, Advertisement
178.
Simply baffles description and amaz
es the entire civilized world, and
placed himself beyond the possibili
ty of competitions. Removes evil
influences, re-unltcs the separated
brings about your every wish imme
diately, reeals your life from in
fancy to eld age. Satlsfactloa guar,
antetd fJ.OO LIFE READING, $1.00.
I will tell you what your sickness
is and whether or not you can be
tured and what to do to icgaln your
health. Everybody velcome, nono
slighted.
I call your name, tell your age,
your occupation, and what condition
your business is in and how to pro
mote It, tell you all about your wife,
husband, sweetheart or lover, and
how to win the love of anvone you
drs.ro. I tell you of any raoic. Jour
ncy, speculation, lwsilion or change
of any kiud which insij be before
. and how to act to obtain thj
.st results I tell 'ou exactly, whet
!o trust anil w'io to shun. I tell
you whom and when you will marry.
If at all, and give their nann age,
occupation and disposition. In sort,
I tell you everything you called to
find ont, and that, too, without ask
ing vou a quest'-on or you rpcaklng
a word.
Low Fie This Weok On.y
Parlors at the Marx Hotel, Lowell,
Arizona. Honra J to S Sunda7 JO
to 4 only. Advertisement. 1ST.
NOTICE
OCT. 4, 1912.
Art of Cookery.
"The art of cookery Is as old as his
tory; Its development measures the
development of civilization. More peo
ple are engaged In cooking all or a
part of their time than In any other
occupation. On the selection and prep
aration of food depends, more than on
any other single factor, tho health and
consequent happiness and prosperity
of mankind." American School of
Home Economics.
To the Stockholders of the
Heffern Mining & De
velopment Company
who have not paid In their assess
ment, who hold stock not transferred
In their nam, who have loaned
money on stock, etc, can exchange
their stock, share for share. In th3
reorganization of the company by pay-
Ing the assessment on their stock of
one cent per stare. Tne money can
bo paid o Albert Dahlberg, stopping
at Victoria Hotel, Brewery unicn.
Call on me betwen 3 and C p. nu
as I will be in during those hours, of
BIsbee or to Mr. Albert Heffern, Box
392. Douf.las. Arizona wltnin thirty
davs from date. The stock will not
be recognized unless this assessment
1 nald nnon their stock when the
company is reorganized. Send money
by draft, postal or express money or
der or registered malK Advertise
ment Yours respectfully,
7S5. ALBERT HEFFERN
(Advertisement)
She Knew Him.
"Good-by forever!" said tho young
tnan, coldly, as ho prepared to depart.
"I leave you now, never to return."
"Good-by," said the fair maid la
the parlor scene. "But before you go
let me remind you that you can tele
phone me in the morning ever so
much cheaper than you can send a
messenger and you can buy me a box
of chocolates with tho difference."
Here's Your Chance to
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Help DemocratsWlJ
Send One Dollar to Contributors' Wilson and Marshall!
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League and Get Certificate For
The Contributors' National Wilson and Marshall league has been organized with W. O. McAdoo, vlco
of tho national Democratic committee, as president, Charles R. Crane, vice chairman of the finance commutes
the national Democratic committee, as treasurer and Stuart G. Olbbony as secretary for the purpose ot aidiEJT
raising funds for the national campaign by popular subscription.
In furtherance of this purpose lithographed certificates have been prepared, suitable for framing, on whJdl 870;
engraved portraits ot Governors Wilson und Marshall and their autographs and which certify that the holder
have contributed to tie national Democratic campaign. The denominations ot these certificates are 1, 2, IS, (10'
$25, $50 and $100.
The league supplies these certificates to clubs in large numbers, so they may be Issued when contributions arr
made. It is believed the solicitation ot funds will be greatly aided by this method.
The name and address ot each contributor Bhould be forwarded to the Contributors' National Wilson and Man
shall league, room 1,368, Fifth Avenue building. New York city, where a complete record ot all contributors will b'
kept -
A facsimile of the artistic certificates Issued by this league follows: A
Unenthuied.
"I vtss talking to Dlggby this morn
ing about the latest dreadnought He
didn't appear to be much interested."
"I should think not! Diggby married
one." Birmingham Age-Herald.
Literary NBto.
Wo are told that two and one-halt
million people in this country live by
writing. Of course this includes those
who write home for money. Cleve
land. Plain DcaUr.
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Chill and Dampness
A Gas Room Heater is simple and inexpensive, f
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It gives comfort and protects health during
autumn -weather. , ' u.j.ft
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Small and handy, a Gas Heater .takes np little
space and can be moved from room to room wher
ever you want warmth.
Requires but a tew minutes to remove the.damjb J
and chill from living room, dining room- or !becLMf
chamber. . - .,- ' "r ' " ''
Various sizes and styles, at various prices,. ;S2.008j
up to $10.00. .
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Bisbee Improvement Co.
s'JT" CBP.INA LUX 'CHANS.
NBWBERRY. S. O, Oct. 21. Many
delegates were in attendance today
at the opening of the annual con-
Synod of South Carolina.
session was held this morning in the
Church of the Redeemer, UcV. Jam.es
D. Klnard of Greenwood presiding.
vention of the Evangelical Lutheran The meeting will last fivo days, dur.
7 j :
The initial. Intf-which timeuhrro wllf'be'sermons
will be ermitns and addresses by
well known cnurchmen" In f addition
to the transaction ot a large amount of
synodical business. .?
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