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DAILY ARIZONA SILVER BELT
Saturday, November 9, 9o7
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ARIZONA SILVER BELT
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! e ease '. .. :
Souio men think thoy nro getting their
slmro of tho country's prosperity if
their wives succeed in getting n steady
job.
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It seems natural for a voter who has
no mind of his own to admiro a politi
cian who can chango his every day or
two.
Now that Pittsburg is declared to bo
all right again financially, lifo may bo
looking brighter for a wholo lot of cho.
rus girls.
An Australian physician claims that
Bour milk is tho only real elixir of life.
That ought to suit peoplo who hnvo dis
positions to match it.
"The rumor that tho price of meat is
coming down has not yet reached somo
meat market proprietors, who aro too
busy to listen to idlo talk.
When a man sees a woman wearing
a peek-a-boo waist these days ho can't
help feeling a little pity for tho fellow
who has to pay her doctor bills.
Ballooning is simply heavenly, accord
ing to tho winning German aeronaut.
For those who come back to earth too
rapidly it must bo just the reverse.
A Barbourvillo, Ky., man decided to
go squirrel hunting and blow into tho
muzzle of his gun to see if it was load
ed. It was, but ho didn't go hunting.
A Texas firm advertises that it wants
"experienced saleswomen in underwear
and shirt waists." That is carrying
the dress reform idea too far and thon
some.
Tho American who was arrested in
Bussia while gathering material for n
lecturo will soon bo back hero with
somo material that he hadn'J figured on
getting.
"Vocal culturo will develop ths
chest," writes tho editor of a beauty
column. That explains why peoplo who
think they can sing generally act so
chesty.
Although "Undo Joo" Cannon has
expressed the opinion that "boys will
bo boys," he is not likely to overlook
tho fact that a good many becomo
voters.
"While aiming high," advises tho St.
Louis Globe-Democrat, "see that your
feet aro on firm ground." Even a
cross-eyed man would find that a diffi
cult feat.
We aro ashamed to confess it, but wo
have already forgotten tho name of the
actress in New York who took a pig
out automoblling in preference to a millionaire.
Tho discovery, that Japan is eating 2,
000,000 pounds of whalo meat every
year may start Hobson to talking again
about her intention of whaling us in tho
near future.
A Richmond young woman found a
diamond In an apple the other day, but
tho average young woman will continue
'to bo happy if there is a chance of got-'
ting ono from a lobster.
Homo of the peoplo who a short timo
ago wcro anxious to sco John D. Rocke
Jeller serving a jail sentonco aro now
glad ho was at largo when it was neccs
sary to check a financial panic.
A Los Angeles couple havo decided to
separate becauso thoy could not agree
ns to whether it was proper for tho
baby to suck its thumb. The baby seems
to bo the most sensible member of tho
.family.
-Who does not love tlogst" asks tho
ow York Herald enthusiastically. Well,
W0 havo our suspicions of tho book
ngents and insurant solicitors who
havo had thoir trousers torn in tho line
of duty.
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During tho recent panic a Now York
woman waited in tho lino of anxious
depositors for fourteen hours, only to
learn, upon reaching tho toller's win
dow that her account was overdrawn
$23. For once in her lifo words must
havo failod her.
THE COPPER SITUATION
Thcro is somo inclination to ascribe
tho changed conditions in tho metal
market to manipulation. Such, howovor,
is not true. Tho principal cnuso for
tho sudden chnngo in tho motal situa
tion was tho 12-cent prico, whioh was
below the cost of production for a good
portion of tho accumulated stocks.
Estimates as to tho amount of theso
stocks varied from 150,000,000 to 225,
000,000 pounds. The lnttor figuro was
probably nearer correct. Tho American
Motal company and tho Vogolstoin
agency, representing nbout 300,000,000
pounds of annual coppor production, did
not nccumulato much. As both theso
agencies purchased thoir coppor as pro
duced by tho companies thoy roprosont,
it was necessary that thoy sell thoir
product, and thoy sold at tho beat ob
tainable prices, whilo tho United Met
als Selling company and Pholps, Dodge
& Co. "held tho umbrella."
When tho price reached tho 12-cent
mark, II. It. Merton & Co., who aro tho
London representatives of tho Amorican
Metal company, organized a syndioato
to purchaso a largo amount of copper
speculatively.
Having an accumulation of consider
ably over 100,000,000 pounds of coppor,
tho United Metals Selling interests woro
willing to liston to anybody in position
to relievo them of part of thoir load,
which was unwieldy in a tight monoy
markot. Tho result was a b1o of a
numbor of million pounds of copper at
lliconts, tho lowest price on this move
ment. This buying stnrted othor purchasos,
and whilo it is quite possible that the
accumulation has not been completely
absorbed, what coppor remains in tho
hands of tho copper intorests is held
by the United Metals Selling company,
and thoy aro probably satisfied to hold
what thoy hnvo for tho presont in viow
of the great reduction in production.
This restriction is likely to crcato
consternation among coppor consumers
before many months, for, whilo possibly
50 per cent of tho recent foreign pur
chases was speculative, this copper will
not come back to this country and many
of tho Amorican consumers hnvo only
partially covered their requirements.
Fourteen cents is bid for a considor
ablo amount of copper by certain con
sumers, but stocks at present aro in such
a position that thcro is no inclination
on tho part of tho Metals Selling inter
ests to disposo of any coppor under 14
cents.
It will bo somo timo boforo the air
ships will havo tho effect of reconciling
tho railroads to the 2-ccnt rate.
IN ARIZONA
Tho Tombstone Consolidated mines
company will continue operations with
tho samo full forces. This was decided
upon at a recent meeting of tho direct
ors.
Attempting to escapo whilo in cus
tody, a Mexican was shot twico and per
haps fatally wounded by Constable Den
nis Twoney at Bisbee. Tho Mexican
was accused of passing forged checks.
Tho Sarabin kidnapping case is being
investigated by tho Cochise county
grand jury now in session at Tombstone.
A. E. McKenzio is again officiating
as manager of the Iris theater at Bisbee.
More than 275 tons of hny have been
cut in tho Sulphur Springs valley, Co
chise county.
Bisbeo schools are to havo a credit
able exhibit at tho territorial fair.
Tho clearing house system is pro
nounced a big success at Bisbeo and
everybody is happy and contented.
Houso breakers aro working in Bis
beo. v
Tucson is making an effort to secure
tho noxt territorial mcoting of tho Ar
izona school teachers.
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Tho Duoy and Gibbs cases aro boing
considered by the Cochise county grand
jury. Tombstone is full of Bisbeo
people.
Mexicans are pouring into Bisbeo
from Cananea, where all mining oper
ations havo stopped,
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Fifty-four per cent coppor has been
uncovered in tho old Ayo property in
Pima county.
Eloven thousand dollars nro to bo
oxpendod in-stroot grading at Tucson.
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Bulk oysters sell for 05 cents per
quart in Tucson and 2 cents per in
Phoenix.
Wells Fargo will take care of the Es
peo checks at Tucson.
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Dan Patch will mako his speed test
at Phoenix on Monday. .
Yuma has adopted clearing houso certificates.
Phoenix will organize a merchants
association.
hay has commanded top-notch prices
from stnrt to finish.
Tho Tucson elenrintr houso is issuine
$1 certificates, nnd thoy nro being used
just tho snmo ns cash.
The Douglas ball team 1ms disbanded.
Tho residonco of W. T. Mobloy of
Tucson, was burglarized, and jowelry,
pinto nnd othor trinkets amounting to
sevornl hundred dollars woro taken, Tho
thieves oven took the gas motor.
BIO INSURANCE MAY BE LOST
Poison Pound in Stomach of Man Who
Carried $600,000.00 Policies.
KANSAS CITY, Novombor 7. That
there was enough morphine poison to
kill n man in the stomach of L. H.
Porkins of Lawrence, Kan., who died
nftor falling from tho roof of his homo,
wns tho statement to-night of Dr. Wal
ter M. Croso, city chemist, a moinbor of
tho oxport commission nppointod by tho
fedoral court nt Topoka to ascertain
whether Perkins had taken poison.
Dr. Cross received tho stomach for
analysis on Sept. 18, nnd he lias boon
occupied in tho work over sinco.
Porkins' lifo was insured for $G00,
000, and somo of tho companies pro
tested tho payment of thoir policios
on tho ground that Perkins hnd com
mitcd suicide. At tho hearing in tho
federal court evidence wns introduced
to provq that Porkins had purchased
morphine tho day of his death. It was
also shown that ho had corresponded
with members of tho faculty at Mich
igan Univorsity to discover tho effect
of certnin poisons on tho human sys
tom. , ,
MAN AND WIFE SLAIN IN STORE
Italian Couple Mysteriously Murdered
in New Jersey Villago
PASSAIC, N. J., Novombor 8. Rnf
flo Buffano and his wife, Antonotto,
woro murdorpd in Garfield, N. J., last
night. Early today a noighbor found
tho woman's body on tho walk in front
of tho grocery store, which tho couple
owned. In the kitchen back of the
store Buffnno's body was found. Both
hnd been shot in the head.
Buffnno had evidently been killed in
stantly, but a trail of blood showed
whore his wife had crawled through tho
store and to tho walk. Thoro is no cluo
to the murderer. Tho doors and win
dows nt tho back of tho houso were
locked nnd tho front door of tho storo
was opon.
Buffano and his wifo cauio to' Gar
field from Now York, whor they had
conducted a grocery storo li Harlem.
To acquaintances they said vhat thoy
had been compelled to leavo Ijaly sud
denly two years ago, but gave no rea
son for their hasty departure. Mrs.
Ruffano seemed always in tos'r and was
pnmtnntlv watchful nnd nlex. Sho nl-
ways carried a revolver injher pocket,
whero it was lounu limy iqjucu louay.
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this office.
SITUATION WANTED By a compe
tent colored man as a first-class short
ordor cook, for restaurant, both meat
and pastry. Strictly sobor and re
liable. Address Cook, 529 South
Broad street.
WANTED A competent waitress -at
tho Dominion hotel.
WANTED Reliable help is furniahod
promptly freo of charge at tho Em
ployment Agency, room 23, Trust
building.
WANTED Oood Japanese boy wants
any kind of work to do from 0 to 10
p. jn. every day. Address George, this
office.
WANTED To rent six or seven-room
houso; must be closo in. Address box
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two men. Mrs. Johnson Blako stroot,
ono block from corner.
FOB RENT Room In the Postofflce
building. Apply at Silver Bolt office.
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Mrs. L. G. Coombs, Ballground.
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street.
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LOST AND FOUND
FOUND A key, near tho railroad by
the Wedge saloon in North Globo.
Bibbon attached to koy. Owner can
recover Bamo by paying for this ad.
FOUND Degree of Honor pin at tho
Iris theater.
LOST A folded purse, near Iris theater;
contained ore receipt mado to G. A.
Matthews, return to this office. '
FOUND Lady's silk shoulder shawl.
Owner call at this office, provo prop
erty and pay for this ad.
ARREST DUQUOIN MAYjOR
IN ST. LOUIS AS ELOPER
II
Exccutivo and Wifo of Moiint Vernon,
HI., Business Man Talrcn Into
Custody on Request of tho
Woman's Husband
ST. LOUIS, Mo., November 8. Ben
jamin W. Pope, mayor of )uquoin, 111.,
nnd Mrs. Ida Leo Manion, v'jife of a well
known business man at M mnt Vernon,
III., wero nrrested nt 1:15 o'clock this
morning in tho Burlington jlotel.
Thoy wero tnken to thoj central dis
trict police station, wherojjin tho pres
ence of tho husband, Mrs. Manion broke
down and covered her filco with her
hands. Sho is 21 years oljl. Pope is 54
years old.
Manion told tho police that he had
traced his wife to this city, and at mid
night ho appeared at tho polico Ration
and asked that sho and her companion
bo arrested. Ho told tho polico (where
they were. Policcmon located tlio cou
ple without troublo nnd mado Iho ar
rests quietly. Popo and Mrs. Manion
went to tho station without making any
comment, but nt tho stntion, whoa Mrs.
Manion saw her husband, sho broke
down and cried. They wcro rclca ed to
day on bond.
PAINTED BY MAD ARTIJT
II
Lawson Portrait by Mancini Is Declared
a Masterpieco of Art
OLD DOMINION PUNT AND SUPPLIES
REPRESENT A VALUE OF $14 A SHARE
In common with all the Phelps Dodgo properties, tho Old Domin- i's
ion company is restricting production, but this restriction is largely in
& custom ores. w
It is now operating three of its five furnaces and producing at tho &
& rate of 2,500,000 to 3,00,000 pounds per month, but this production
is obtained from Old Dominion ore that average 10 per cent copper. tf
& It is claimed that this output is obtained at a cost of not "above 12
" cents per pound.
S The September production was in tho neighborhood of 3,750,000
pounds, a record figure. Old Dominion ores treated last month aver- t?
aged 11 per cent copper, and tho restriction orders wcro not put in w
force until the latter part of tho month.
Of tho nvcrago monthly production of tho Old Dominion pf about "'
3,5Q0,000 pounds, less than 2,000,000 pounds has been from its own ores,
& tho balanco being custom ore, including tho production of tho United i?
Globo Mines.
Tho Old Dominion surface plant, admittedly tho finest in Arizona, '
represents n cost of about $3,000,000, three-quarters of which has been
- paid for out of tho mine. This represents a value of $10 per share for w
- the stock. In addition, tho company has $1,200,000 of supplies on w
' hand in coke, lumber, fuel, etc., and this represents an expenditure
equal to $1 a share.
Deducting tho nbovo total of $14 a share from tho present selling "'
prico of $23.00 per share would leavo but $2,400,000 to represent tho -,'f
value of tho mines, and thcro is twico this sum in ores blocked out in i't
either tho western end of tho property or on tho fourteenth level. s"!
H? A very important development in the Old Dominion situation is that w
the management has overcome tho water difficulty in tho west coun- w
try. This part of tho mino is now practically drained, the water hav- w
& ing been lowered to such an extent that tho ninth and tenth levels are &
& dry. A large tonnage of self-fluxing ore, averaging better than 10 w
S per cent copper, opened in this part of tho mine a year ago, is now
w available for conversion into money. w
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The cream of tartar used in Dr. Price's Baking Powder
is derived from grapes in the exact form and composi
tion in which it occurs in that luscious, healthful fruit
Improves the Flavor and Adds
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Its Use a. Protection and
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3. OUR SOLICITORS ARE THE VERY BEST TO BE HAD.
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With a Monthly Contract you get Cash prices. Why? Because tciity
days is cash with us and a great convenience to many.
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READS HIS OWN OBITUARY
NOTICE IN A NEWSPAPER
Arkansas Jurist Returns from Trip to
Find City Mourning His Death
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BOSTON. Mnss.. November 8.
Thomas W. Lawson has just received
from Italy a lifc-sizo portrait o! him-,
self painted by the mad Italian! artist,
Mancini. It is framed in carvea teak
wood, the frnmo being a foot del p and
richly gilded, tho wholo framo (listing
$0,000. The work is a masterpiece, nnd
is painted in Mancini 's wondorfujj style.
Mr. Lawson used two hours adiy for
threo weeks for tho portrait. His agents
searched the public museums to sccuro
and borrow tho draperies and s ttings
required by tho artist.
Mr. Lawson 's experience wih the
mad artist, who would bo suldcnly
taken With fits of insanity when paint
ing or when interrupted nt his (work,
aro somothing never to bo Jfor'otten,
according to tho financier. M:incina
works with two strnngo screons of
strings between his fits of madnesj. Tho
Hcreens are arranged in a strango not
work, tho nrtist constantly changing
them as hia work progresses. Through
ono sot he viows his subject and through
tho other sot, laid against tho canvas,
ho paints his picture.
Mr. Lawson also has rccoived enghty
two model busts of himself in gold, sil
ver and bronzo replicas of ono by Ben
lieure, tho great sculpture
LEOPOLD'S ROYAL GITT
30,000,000 Francs for Baroness Vaughan
Who Recently Became a Mother
Orango packers aro busy in the Phoo
nix section.
According to tho Arizona Gazette no
moro tobacco is to bo sold to Bisboo
1 'minors. "-
Six cuttings per year and six tons
to the acre is tho record Santa Cruz
alfalfa growers made this yciir and tho
BRUSSELS, November 8. Two Cath
olic nowspapors hero state that King
Leopold has given tho Baroness Vaugh
an 30,000,(JO0 francs. Tho baroness is
acting chatelaine of tho Chateau l'Or
moy, which King Jjeopold lured near
Paris. Tho king has spent considerable
time nt tho chateau. Recontly.tho bar
oness gavo birth to a son.
King Leopold ,hns realized on a great
part of his fortune, including 5,000
shares of tho Chineso, collieries at Kal-ping.
HOT SPRINGS, Ark., November 7.
Judgo Alonzo Curl, chancellor of this
district, today read his own obituary in
tho newspapers. Ho left town last
Sunday for Mount Ida, fort' miles dis
tant, to hold court, nnd last night a
telephone message to his family said ho
had died suddenly. His son engaged an
undertaker to go nfter tho body and
bring it to this city, and tho wagon
is still out on its mission. Tho wholo
city was in mourning nnd rnbid political
factions had already moved to choose
Judgo Curl's successor when tho news
thnt ho was not dead reached here.
Cleaning! Cleaning I Cleaning I
We devoto all our timo to cleaning
and pressing. That's why we do first
class work. Bring your suit in nnd be
convinced. Second-hand clothes bought
nnd sold. American Cleaning Works,
next door to Wells Fargo. tf
PARIS WOMEN WEAR BIG HATS
Men Visitors to Theathers Complain of
Confections that Hide tho Stage
PARIS, November 7,With the tho
ater season in full swing tho quostionof
fomininc headdress again comes to tho
fore.
It wns hoped that tho efforts of last
season to establish tho fashion of small
er hats or light theater coiffures would
bo moro successful, but this season tho
wholo crusado must bo fought again,
for tho orchestra stalls i ntho theaters
aro occupied by women wearing gigan
tic hats on substructures -which do
(jrcdit to tho Parisian wigmakors.
The combinations, however, complete
ly hide everything on tho stage.
HUMANITARIANS TO CONFER
Annual Meeting of tho Association to
Bo Held in Boston Next Week
BOSTON, Mass., November 8. Tho
annual meeting of the Amorican Hu
mane association will bo hold here No
vombor 12, 13 nnd 14. Dr. William O,
Stillman of Albany, president of tho
association, will preside and deliver tho
president's address. Hugo Krause, su
perintendent of tho Anti-Cruelty Soci
ety of Chicago, will read a papor on
-'Co-operation Between Anti-Cruelty
Societies nnd Benevolent Organiza
tions.4' Representatives will bo pres
ent from all parts of Amorica, includ
ing Porto Rico, Hawaii, Alaska and tho
Philippines.
REAR ADMIRAL RETIRED
WASHINGTON, D. C, November 8.
Roar Admiral Henry W. Lyon was re
tired from tho navy today on account
of having reached the ago limit of sor
vice. During tho Spanish-American war
ho commanded tho dispatch boat, Dol
phin. Since July 12, 190G, ho has boon
commandant of tho navy yard at Maro
Island, Cal.
Van Wagonen makes a specialty of
tinting. Satisfaction our motto.
Do Witt's Little Early Risers aro the
best pills made. They do not gripe.
For salo by Hanna's Drug Store.
Be Charitable
To your horso as well as to yourself.
You ned not suffer from pains of any
sore your horses need not suffer. Try
a bottlo of Ballard's Snow Liniment. It
cures all pains. J. M. Roberts, Bakers
fiold, Mo., writes: ''I havo used your
liniment for ten years and find it' to
bo tho best I havo ever used for man
and beast." Sold by Palaco Pharmacy.
We frame pictures. Naquin & Co.
Stop at Sam Kee's today; ask about
tho shoes.
Don't worry. Globo Jobbing Shop
crates furniture.
Ovcrshirta and .men's gloves. Sam
Keo's.
Notico
Mr. Will Fcland being no longer cm
ployed by this corporation, parties hav
ing business with him for us will please
ring up Telephone 441 or see us over
Brown's Btore.
GILA COUNTY ABSTRACT CO.
Babies and children need prompt at
tention when suffering from coughs and
colds. Tho best remedy for mothers to
use is Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup.
It tastes nearly as good as maplo sugar.
It contains no opiates and it is laxativo
and drives tho cold out of tho system
by gontly moving tho bowels. For Bale
by Hnnna's Drug Store.
It is worth whilo to inspect our largo
stock of clothing, hats, shoes and fur
nishings at Lantin's
Axtcll makes Mission Furniture to
ordor.
Bring in Your Bronchos
Wo havo a now set of Barcus horso
shoeing stocks and aro prepared to shoe
bronchos and all bad horses.
Give us your shoeing, wo can please
you. KIBBE & CO, Blacksmiths.
Rear of O. K. Corral.
Van Wagenen, next door to the post
offlco, does a general painting and pa
por hanging business. All work guaran
Notico
We will not bo responsible for any
debts of our predecessors, Scoblo, So
bey& Co.
MOREHEAD & LUNN.
LINENS
Just Arrived from Belfast, Ireland
Beautiful Assortment of Hand Woven Table Linens
with Napkins to Match. Prices for Sets
$10.00 to $35.00
Millinery
Fino Assortment of Gago Hats, tho Latest Creations from Paris.
Wo now havo a first-class and up-to-date trimmer.
Dress Making Department
With an experienced lady in charge. A magnificent assortment of beaut
iful things from the East, for your inspection.
OUR GRAND FALL OPENING WILL TAKE PLACE MONDAY, SEP
TEMBER 30th.
Old Dominion Commercial Co.
F. L JONES & SOI
Funeral Directors and Embalmers
OFFICE: 174 S. Broad St. RESIDENCE: 346 S. Hill.
Telephone 432 Telephone 433
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