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Mohave County miner., 1900-04-21

George H. Holden, representing
Charles and William B. ing, attor-
neys of Washington, d. c., is in King
man. Mr.. Holden visited the big lead
camp of Chloride and is impressed
with its great possibilities. He says
that he saw more ore ia that camp in
two days than in several months spent
in the mining camps of other parts of
the territory.
Mohave County miner., 1900-04-21

Thursday the Goth will be given over
to music and dancing by the Odd Eel
lows.
Mohave County miner., 1900-04-21

4 No one but the President Of this com 4
Il pany is authorized to contract debts in 4
4 our name. Nor will we be responsible 4
4 for any debts contracted by any one in 4
4 our employ. 4
Il KINGMAN MER. co. 4
Mohave County miner., 1900-04-21

Will Eshom and wife, Of Cienega
ranch are visiting with Mrs. William
Sweeney,
Mohave County miner., 1900-04-21

We will receive fresh car OF Dia'
mond NJ. Flour In a day or so.
GADDIs e PERRY COMPANY.
Mohave County miner., 1900-04-21

Don't miss the Bis dance on the 26th
Mohave County miner., 1900-04-21

The drift on the de la Fontaine mine
at Stockton Hill is now in big ore. 1t
was discovered that fault had cut out
the ore and crosscut being run to.
ward the wall opened up the ore where
it had passed around the "horse." The
drift will provide air to allow the main
shaft to be sunk another 100 foot lift.
This mine has one of the largest bodies
of lead ore in Arizona
Mohave County miner., 1900-04-21
Coool and Personal.

The Odd Fellows ball is free to all.
Mohave County miner., 1900-04-21

Diamond NJ. Flour Is world beater
aud for sale only by
GADDIs & PERRY Co.
Mohave County miner., 1900-04-21

Perfecto Leivss, who shot Juan
Solotello to death at his ranch on Bill
Williams Fork last month, had his
preliminary hearing before Justice Col
lings last Monday. The defendant en-
tered plea of self-defense, but the
justice bound him over to the grand
jury with bail fixed at 1,0O0s, which the
defendant had no difficulty in giving.
The rain today will be blessing to
the cattlemen and ranchers in this
county, coming, as 1t does, after the
big rains of a few weeks ago. The
grasses are sprouting nicely and this
rain will send them up as if by magic.
The valleys surrounding kingman are
already assuming greenish tinge and
Within two weeks will look like a
meadow,
Mohave County miner., 1900-04-21

On the Mint mine, Todd Basin,
Bohne and Klempf have sunk a
winze sixty feet deep from the second
tunnel level, but have now t. abandon
il on account of the great Increase in
the flow of water. They intend to
crosscut this vein in the lower tunnel
and drain off the water to allow of
prosecuting work in the upper works.
There is two foot vein of ore in the
bottom, through which very rich ore
occurs. In all the openings great ore
is in sight, but the boys do not intend
to do any stopping until connection has
been made with the lower tunnel. A
short time ago the boys we're offered
2O.OOOs for the mine aud refused it.
Mohave County miner., 1900-04-21

George F. Sheldon, one of the big
shareholders in the Midas mining COM
pauy, has gone to Glendale, Arizona,
where he will reside. Mr.. Sheldon is
well pleased with his investments in
Mohave county and will occasionally
visit this section to look after his min.
ing interests.
The companies operating the Sheep.
trail and Homestake mines on the Col
orado river, west of Union Pass, have
$50 men on the pay roll. The COM
panies are under the same manage
ment, but are operating in Nevada and
Arizona. Two twenty stamp mills will
soon be at wo k crushing ore.
At Searchlight there is great deal
of mining activity aud within a very
few weeks the big mill on the river
will be running on rich gold ore. The
haul to the river will be about twelve
miles through a big sand wash. The
wash slopes away rapidly toward the
river, allowing of the hauling of big
loads of ore.
Mohave County miner., 1900-04-21

Judge J. NJ. Murphy will probably be
one of the northern Arizona delegates
to the national democratic convention,
which meets in Kansas City on July
4th. He is a representative of the min
ing interests of the territory aud if the
democrats want to show their love for
the miner and the silver element they
will give him the nomination.
Mohave County miner., 1900-04-21

William Condor, a lawyer of Salt
Lake City, has gone out to Chloride
where he will open an Office. He will
also keep an office in Kingman.
Mohave County miner., 1900-04-21

Charles E. Sherman is in Los Angeles
where he was called. to be present
while an operation was being performed
on his daughter's eyes. The result of
the operation has not yet been dis
closed, but the young lady's host of
friends in Mohave county hope it will
result in restoring her vision.
A petition was circulated in King
man this week praying for the estab-
lishment of mail route between this
place and Signal by way of the Big
Sandy. The petition was numerously
signed. That the people of the Big
Sandy ought to have mail communica-
ton with the county seat Is an undiS-
puted fact and we hope they will have
no trouble in getting one established.
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THE GRAPHoPHoNE EARNINGS.
Report OF Directors ISSUED 10 the
Stockholders.

The Board Of Directors OF the American
Graphophone Company has issued re-
port to the stockholders Of the company.
many Of whom reside in Washington. The
report covers the period from May l. 1898
10 September 80. 1899. II is the first made
by the present management. and recites
the successive steps by which the company
has been brought from a state OF bank
ruptcy to It's present dividend paying
basis.
Successive Increases Of capital stock were
made until It's present capitalization Of
g 900 600 in common and preferred stock
was reached and in 1888 additional capital
to the amount Of 800 900 was secured by
the issue Of per cent twenty year de
bentures. From the earnings Of the capt.
tai over $4,000 81 is stated, have been
paid back 20 stockholders in dividends, the
stock now paying per cent, while the
surplus account is $279 g6077.
Attention is called TO the fact that the
fundamental patents admitted to have
created and 10 control the present art,
have stood every test, and that new
patents have been taken out IN this and
the principal countries Of the world.
Appended TO the report is a comparative
statement Of assets and liabilities on
April !, 1885. and September 30, 1898 This
shows an increase in patents. franchises,
and good viii OF $66S .4733S; IN factory
plant. S472 SS4.63; in raw material and
finished product, $2241 94.S7: IN merchdn-
disc. accounts. cash fixtures. etc. S44S.
l6I SO and other increases in lesser itens,
OF . total increase Of assets Of 81 ,SSl, G06.34.
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NEW YORK. April 6.-The conditions
which have prevailed In the stock market
for virtually three weeks were today
abruptly reversed. when the whole railway
list was under severe pressure coincident-
ally with some exceedingly sharp rises in
the Industrial stocks. the local traction is
sues. and others Of the highly speculative
grades OF securities. The weakness in the
railway quarter was unexplained except by
certain technical conditions in the market,
chief among which was the exceedingly
heavy selling for foreign account. upward
Of 50 600 shares being thus disposed Of
At the opening Of business the London
market was shown 10 be materially de
pressed particularly for consols. The aC-
tual news from South Africa was rather
conflicting but the course Of prices in the
London market and the disposition Of the
dealings for foreign account here led to the
idea that some grave disaster 20 the Brit
ISL forces was known in London. which
had not been made public
The money market was extremely easy.
and the interpretations entertained Of late
that tomUuows bank statement would
make an exceedingly strong showing. were
lt-tLt0INtA DA leQdA : NJ lltS OF lllt tle ans
actions between the banks and the local
Sub-Treasury, showing a gain to the former
Of nearly $4,000 CO. Few statements Of
railway traffic Of any importance were
submitted. and. in fact aside from the
London selling OF railway stocks. there was
little or nothing bearing on that quarter
Of the market
In contrast with the common weakness
in the railway list a number Of exceed
ingly sharp advances were noted in other
quarters Of the market Peoples Gas,
Sugar Refining. and American Tobacco
were conspicuous. although il was the
common opinion that the strength Of these
stocks was a poor exchange for the heavi-
ness displayed in more substantial secu-
rites. The advance in Peoples Gas
seemed 10 be on buying fer both accounts.
for which the still rather indefinite deal
with the ogden Gas Company was the
chief explanation. Sugar Refining WAS eN-
ceedingly active and its advances rejected
the idea, which is attaining greater cred
that in spite Of recent official de-
malls developments calculated 10 bring
the long continued trade war 10 q conClu-
sion may be expected
Virtually nothing thar was new came to
light bearing upon the strength OF the
local traction issues The railway list
was not uniformly weak. and a good deal
OF underlying strength was shown in Ger
tain stocks in thsz quarter. Pennsylvania.
Lake Erie and Western Missouri Pacific. 4
and Rock Island were conspicuous Ia re
spect Of stesdiness The declines IN the
London listed stocks. as rule, extended
TO fully one point but on the conclusion
Of the foreign selling rather a stesdier
tone developed in which some material re-
cOveries were scored
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There was little change in yesterday
stock market from the strength but com
parative quiet that has characterized the
dealings Of the past week Prices in the
entire list were held mp WELL and frsc-
tionRl gains were made in a number OF the
railway securities. Some Of the special
ties notably. Sugar. Peoples Gas. and the
fractions securities were advanced quickly
in the morning and made good net gains
Tor the day. On the whole there was some
disappointment over the fsilure Of the
market to show more buOyaIcy on The
prospect OF a fine bank statement today.
The situation, however Is not one on
which 20 base bearish arguments. Condl-
tons everywhere are steadily improving
instead Of receding from the top Of She
wave" az the pessimists predicted sew
months ago Earnings are immense both
ia the railways and IN the industrial com
panies The big alliances Of the railway
magnates and the great demand FOR Amer
lean manufactures abroad make the best
Of promise that these fine earnings VIII
continue. and Increase during the coming
year Prices. although they have advanced
well during the past two months. are stIll
far below the best levels Of last year ia
the majority Of stocks, and this when
dividends have been increased and larger
and larger SURPRISES are being laid aside
FOR future dividends.
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reporting cargoes resold at Liverpool con-
siderably cheaper than America could
offer Shipping sales about $4,000. Clear
ances $4,000 bushels.
Oats followed corn as they have been
doing Of late, the market at one time
off 12c from Thursday, but recovering
slightly. Weather conditions are perfect
for seeding. Such strength as oats show
is with corn, the discount under the other
coarse grain already being abnormal.
Provisions we're lower with hog end
grain markets. There was free realizing
by longs. further selling by English pack
ers. and some short selling by local bear
traders One OF the largest packing con-
Germs added 10 their long lines Of ribs
and lard. and aside from this there vas
good general demand.
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THE LOCAL SECURITY MARKET.
Capital Traction Down to IO2 Ap-
pnrrntIN ON Inside selling

Capital Traction stock sold as low as
l0l "a on the local stock exchange yes
terday and a large block was sold al 102
These prices are the lowest since the
stock reached this level on its way up
several weeks ago. The decline in price
from ll0 has been steady, though not so
rapid as the advance.
II was said yesterday on the street that
insiders have furnished much Of the stock
recently sold at the declining prices This
rumor and the fact that the buying does
not seem 10 be OF az good a quality as
the selling started the suggestion that the
insiders may have heard something from
Philadelphia adverse 10 the prospects Of
the Capital Traction deal 1t is known.
however, that some Of these same in
siders continue to advise their friends not
10 sell out their stock
Mergeuthaler continues strong Sales
were made yesterday al 1874 - and 1874 81
and at the close the lowest price at which
10 was offered was 1875. Washington Gas
sold above IS a fraction. There has seemed
10 be very good demand for the stock
around this price recently.
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THE CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET
wheat Irregular. Corn SagEinr
With Oats ia sympathy.

Wheat Irregular. Corn SagEing.
with Oats ia sympathy.
CHICAGO, April 6-Wheat was Irregular
today. 1t opened higher and advanced
lie on the firm Liverpool cables which
were unchanged 10 IS higher and the
smaller Argentine shipments, $3.50 900
bushels. The weakness IN corn affected
wheat ard prices sold of ic, from which
point there was some reaction. Cle8rances
for the day were S2o0 600 bushels. There
was a small quantity OF wheat sold here
for export. the seabo3rd reported L. loads
Yesterdays corn decline was continued
today The May selling 80 SIS compared
with ~ at the top on Thursday. There
was a little closing rally, May stopping
at 80 IA; July at Il. Certain large Iro-
fessional interests. having sold out their
long lines, are working hard for break
Stop loss orders cut a figure today. To-
days decline was accelerated by cables
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The immediate market is being infu-
enced by the buying OF stocks for London.
b. cheap money and low rates. and finally
by the covering OF the immense short in
terest in many securities which has been
fostered by the gossip Of the bear leaders.
The important bears covered their short
contracts a long time ago. and are now on
the bull side The smaller people are
dropping on every day with greater snd
greater losses. The bank statement today
will be a fine one. As TO how good the fig
ures viii be there is no way Of estimating
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accurately. for the reason that ne Joan &C
count Of the week is somewhat Of a Wys-
terry. II is known that the banks hfNe
gained heavily from the sub-treasury, and
that the money movement from the West
has been OF good proportions. Careful
street people yesterday afternoon express
the opinion that the market viii probably
be strong this morning On the expectation
Of The statement. II the figures are as
good as some expect. the best Of tie yer,
the closing viii probably be even better
than the early trading.
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Sales Washington Market SIS. s2OOd
1l5 IL; National safe Deposit and Trust.
l0G1a5: Potomac Fire Insurance: 40d75:
Real Estate Title Insurance: 5qS5: Capt.
tai Traction: 20Gl02 IL. seller 10 20d
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ARP Rises in Speculative Stocks
Furnish Surprise.

scti,ity in the Latter Does Not Atone
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Missouri Pacific vas the feature Of the
railway list. with much strength al day
and buoyarcy al times. The close at 81 IS
was at the highest price Of the day. and
showed a net gain CT ID This stock ] as
been comparatively quiet during the rec mt
advance I'm the Pacific securities general Y,
and its friends have persistently advised
buying il. The earnings of the company
are fine. and although there is no official
promise Of a dividend in the near future.
Do is certain that one viii be paid before
many months have passed.
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Sugar was the feature Ct the market yes
terdsy. II opened az llC and advanced TO
ia 3-S, closing at ll3 81, with net gain
for the day Of 4 fun points. The coed buy
ing Of the stock which has made it e Ong
during the entire week. and al times when
the general market has been dull or even
weak was again the feature. There were
many surmises as &c what this buying in
Dictated. including the usual settlement
gossip, the talk OF the Arbucklss be-
ing in control OF the Sugar Trust, d
the theory that the insiders are s.mp
working a squeeze on the shorts. The
ArbucRle story was persisted in. and in
some quarters Il was REINFORCED by the
statement that the Standard Oil people are
helping the Independent refinery Grove.
The frequency with which the name Of the
Standard Oil Company is used to DO ster up
an sorts of Wall Street stories, caused cen
seryative people to pay little attention to
this Interesting information. II seeTs
probable that for the moment al least The
chief feature Of the situation is a corner"
on the shorts. and irasmuch as the be al
have been investigating mere than one
corner OF late, many Of them we're in
hurry 10 set out Of Sugar
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