davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Cochise review., 1900-07-18

THE fact that incorporated min ing companies in this country paid over $40,00O.0O0 in dividends dur ing the first half of this calendar year will attract considerable at~ tention in the east, where investors will contrast such showing with the mproftable l50,00O miles of rail road. with over Sl0.000.00O liabili- ties. lt is a most favorable show ing, and will go far toward sub stimulating the claim that the min ing industry, compared with other industries. has paid more dividends than any other. In the S40.000,- GOO are announced only dividends of incorporated companies. That aggregate falls far short of the to- tai, for there are many companies protltably engaged m mlnmg that make no announcement This IS largely due to the old fear in all competitive industries that some competitor would find out how profitable the business was, and 50 hurt him who proclaimed hie pros perity by cutting into his profits.
Cochise review., 1900-07-18
Forest lieu Selection No. lO4.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,

IuCH0N, Ariz June $, l9.Ui
 Notice iS hereby given that r. A Hyde X Co.,, whosJ postotiicS address, ls ll3 MontGom- ury street, san Francisco, California, nnvc mudo applicnIion to select, Hndor th.r act q. June |, iAi (jO stat. sf), the ."ilnwtn% do- Scrihed tract of land: The Mtt alt EnnCh situate la Ramsey cany on. huarhu"h moun- raiRs, Coc hlsr county, AriIona Ierri'nrr, in V hat will be hen surveyed lS S., IL. 2u
 q. k S. R. <. S il. he survey iS tied to q location monument on tho summit of n hiEh ridge, running in Il genera east and west direction vest ot Ramsay canyon Gt Its mouth and souIhw 1sL oi Ihe M-tcnlI Ranch house, being an oak post four Feet long, stI in u mound of srones, whence htn/e on an oak tree Inches in dianeter bears S. II des.
 10 mli W, led lee, q hiH@e un hn oak tiee B inches in diamstsr hearS N. Il deE. |: miH. W. :9s.a rect Il blaze on -n oak tree S inches in diameter henfS \. N deg. a min L.. hl.b feet Carr Peak, iluarhura in"antn iua. bears S. deg. |" min. W; Miller Peak. Huachnca
 mountains, beark N.'3 deg h iin. r., san Jose Peak Sonora, bears A. ii deg. aS min. E.; Magellunos Peak, Sonnra, hears, \. n deg. 2a min. F.. Stack nt tnrldn mill Char. iestOn, bears N. l deg. .% Htin. l.. uhnni ii miles barn at pnrkard's raUGh, San i'edr" valley, bears <. iS des @0ntln. E. Nn' th Peal of Hand Ranch h,hr'' henrs x. N deg 3a min
 k. nhout liI miles; chimney of RaItermnn ranch house N. n deg. .Ui tnin. r.. about | mile; peak ot Jihhett's new hdOhe house bears $. 2S deg, 10 ln n. W. ahou- , mile: the Initial point of Metcaif ranch survey Ca iuhi per posl inches 'n diameter, feet na. ser 2 feet in the ground) bears S. S3 deg. 10 min x. x O feet.
 From this initial post the hohndarie- ui the ranch claim are as follows: W. 2H chains to h nlouuInen. ut stones; ;haIce x. 70 chninA 10 a fnonum umenI ot stoneS thence l., 70 chains to Il monument of Rtones rhsnces \. 2u chains "a a monument ut stones; thence l.. 70 chains to a monument ni stones; thence \. 20 chains in a monument df aronFs Ihencc E. 4d chains "a a monument ot stones thence N. aO chains tn monument of siones thence W 70 chains Ia u monument ot stones | henua S, 70 chains to monument of StUJ es heretofore de scrihsd thence W p chains ro place nf be ginning. containing l60 acres.
 Within the mex thirty iayG from the date of the first puE icaTion If this notice pro Testa CT contests against the selection on the
 ground that the land described ar any DOT fion thsreoI $ more valuable fer it's mineral than for agricu tural purposes, wit hs re. ceiVsd afid noted for rsport t; ths C0nInaisr i aioner oi the Ganer al Land Otios.
 ... Mi TON F M0OEE .' Reg iaIeT. FlrsI pnhiicarinn June F
Cochise review., 1900-07-18
Mining Application No. 7l4.
lSurNeN No. l464 1
UNITE STATES LAND DFFIuk lnCEnN. ATiZnnhi Iuns lA- lMlnA


 TUCSON, Arizona; June IS, lEOi NoI e Is hereby given that Peter Johnson and Il, Harrington whose po6tottce ah % dress is btehse, Cscbtse, connty, ATiz na Territory for both, have this iay tiled their applIoarIon for a patent for IS E linear feet of the Erie Catrie claim mine ur vein, hsar- ing copper and other metals, with SuTfaee ground 6Os fe at in Widrh situated in Warren Mining District, County of CockiSe and CT ritoTy ot Arizona hiid desiFhGtsd by the field notes and otioisl platr on file in this ottioe as survey Number l4o4 approAt n ately, in Township 8 Sonth, Range 24 East (lnsur |. veysd) of Giis and SaIt River Base and Mer, idlan, Arizona, said survey .NH. l4o4 being as folloEs,
 Beginning al corner No, l rhs N W cor usr Identical with location and Wirk the N. t, coruerLasr Rose ot Simmer claiin, un surveyed. pine post feet ong,4 ins, sl >. ' l foot in the grodn1 snrruundei hy a mound ct stnnse, 5cri sd I"l46@ E. [. C. whence |, 5, Mineral monument No bears N o1 deg 2s min Tssl Y4s0 10 feet, and corner No 5 Ace of spades Lode No l04o bears Y S9 d l6 min g. sec V 22l 70 feet Thence x, 10 deg 5a location, c plus post sortbed l4S4 f. C. C., b0S.0O fssr same bearing r0 corner number : the | corner. pine post I feel lon inches square, soribad @~l49t (, c whence original Location be ArSN. A. deg 6 min east lsO.50 feet Thence , d2 deg 54 min I il2.ld feet to csu' er of frame house, 9l5 50 rect same bearing 10 inreTssorinn grave. yard feucs at \ Is deg E G2 . feet from the S
 
 section graveyard fence RG S Is deg 48 min l34.5O feet from the V corner B.! % feet same bearing to oorner No rhe $ | corner pine post tr long ins sd serb. d -l464 F. c. C., whence original location besrs 4G deg 5a min E 2a % feet thence $ i6 deg B " in s0tO feet to ; end center, piLe post serihed l464 E C. (. wheucs original iooa- tiou bears : 4S deg 1, min R 54.i0 feet G0s0i fset same bearing to corner No the < N corner, pine post feet long in. 6l scribed I-l464 E. C C.. whence original lrca- tion beat . 46 deg % min k 100, feet thence 52 deg S4 minW IS 2U0 feet 10 coT. nerNo the place of beginning, Magnetic variation i2 degrees East fhruug hout total net area cattle claim IS. l93 acres. The location of this mine is recorded q the recorders office uf deeds in book ,4 page SoS, of mines The adjoining claimants are on the north 'oIne By Chance Granville ,wnsr on the West Yorktown BilsY owner on the south, Last Rose af Summer Heating qua shattuck owners on ths east Reindeer Gr A, Overlook owner,
 Any aE5 all persons claiming adversely any portion of said Eris Cattle claim, mine or surface ground are required to file their adverse claiIns with the Register of the United States Land Office ct Tucson, In the Territory of Arizona during the sixty days period of publication hereof or they will bs barred cy virtue of provisions of ths Statute
 Mil TON F MJorE
 Register first PuLnsari.n jUns g. lg05
Cochise review., 1900-07-18
Notice tO Creditors.

hslsts Of Patrick Cunning ham, dscsassa
 Notice Is hereby given by the und er signed adminstrarrix of ths estate of Patrick Cuunins ham, deeea; l, ro the creditors of aud all persons having claims against the sai5 deceased, to sShib. rkern with the nee .. sssaTy vouchers within ten mont bs af,er the nrst publicatio of this notice co the 5sii adrninistrarrix sS Bisbss, ths sams bsing the place for IL trans lotion of business of said estate in Said county Of Cochiss
 JULIA CLNNINGHAM Adm rnistratrin of the Estate ar FatTiai.
 Cunningham dsasassl
 Dated at Bishss, \ T rhis urst day or June 1S00
 First pvpiics ion June ,, .so9,
Cochise review., 1900-07-18
No COnsCriptiOn Possible.

No such thing as transcription" will ever take place in this country. The volunteer soldiery will always he ample to supplement- the regular army, But we need an. army or trained regulars adequate to meet the defensive necessi- ties of our enlarged domain and to maintain peace and order in our new dependencies. Chicago Times-Heraid
 WANTEp-EXperienced walters want Cd u once Apply. Box A -.
Cochise review., 1900-07-18
CrOkeIr is liked.

Richard Croker's neighbors in his English home in Berkshire have gem uine liking for him, and are: disgusted al the attacks made upon himrecently by London newspapsrv To them he is avery quiet, .unassuming man, friendly, haspitahle and charitable, and 'ea lacking in obtrusiveAesE: thar. they have to seek his. companionship, They say that they know and care nothing for his political relations in this coun-
Cochise review., 1900-07-18

So FAR as known, native copper is found in Arizona only in the Buster mine, Bradfords mountain where it occurs in leaf-like sheets in maximum sheets of 6xl4 inches and one-quarter of an inch thick. 1t Is more in the nature of de posit than vein matter. ..
Cochise review., 1900-07-18
THE silver market has improved

THE silver market has improved since the close of the fiscal year and sn upward movement is noted, Two causes contribute to this, the first being the demand from the Indian government, owing to an in crease in coinage, and. tn China the present troublous conditions in that country have stimulated the export trade and diminished the imports. Present hostilities in the latter country have caused some hoard ing and have restricted the selling of European wares. The Chinese banks have consequently found themselves called upon for larger quantities of silver than usual, The second cause of the advance arising from this must be credited tofhe smelting trust The Ameri- can Smelling < Refining Company keeps silver bullion of a weak or falling market, and in the case cited the demand wac exploited by the utmost possible advance in price As noted ip last weeks is sue, Russia also appears in the market Silver is now being shipped to Port Arthur in consid-. srsble quantities apparently to the Russo Chinsss bank, q sort of politicalinstitution The Russians gre probably dssirous ot sccnmu- lsting 6 big military chest with the kind of money in the Orient wants In connection with this whole matter, it is also to be no- tiosd that in the shipment of gold, that metal comes back; but in the
Cochise review., 1900-07-18
BIsBEE, ARIz., JULY IS, 1900.

4 MILL, RUN run ot ore is ordi- narily understood to mean test of the value ct lot of ore large enough to be run through quartz mill It cannot, in that sense. be justly applied to sample or small quantity. A mill run" deals with tons, rather than pounds.
Cochise review., 1900-07-18

The Chicago Railway Age says the total mileage of the nation Is about l93, ,0OO, and that construction on fully 4)O roads is in progress. The track laid from January to June go will be about l,664 miles, TeXas leading and New Jersey and Maryland bringing up the rear.
Cochise review., 1900-07-18

shipment of silver to the Orient fl is absorbed. India, China and now Russia constitute sinks of sil- yer. and to the demand from these three countries may be aacrihed its recent rise in value.
Cochise review., 1900-07-18
Notice

Owing to ths demand for stock no more viii, be sold after July l, 1900 GRAPEVINE CANYON Oil Co,
 By " D. KINsEV. Agent.
 Bisbea, Arizona
Cochise review., 1900-07-18

The wet season Is now ou and You need guttsrs on your buildins5 Go tp |. c; Ord Co Cutters made in, any style, Tombstone avenue, next to the brewery. tf
Cochise review., 1900-07-18
lost 60 the Desert

Implies horrible thirst. but there's Lo need oi being thirsty when you eau so to the Palace Saloon and get clear, cool drink ot beer
Cochise review., 1900-07-18

FOR REHT--A sixteen-room lodg ing house Terms reasonable, Apply to ; h Williams
Cochise review., 1900-07-18

Advertising rates will be made known on application to this office. Legal pub. hcations in conformity with Territorial Statutes. Reading notices, 10 cents | line for each insertion.
 Cuts intended for insertion in these columns must be on metal bases or they will not be accepted.
 Communications relating to news or editorial matter should be addressed to EDITOR CocnnSE REVIEW.
 All remittanceS and business letters etc., should he addressed toFHE BISHEE NRwS COMPANY. ..
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-01-07
MISCELLANEOUS.

NEW YORK COFFEE-New York, Jan.
6.-Coffee futures opened barely steady
with prices unchanged to points lower,
but steadied soon after the opening and
ruled fairly active and firm, despite larg-
er receipts at Rio and Santos, and an alb
sence of vigorous speculative support
Selling was checked effectually by alb
sence of pronounced strength and large
demand in spot market. Market closed
with June 5 points lower, and other
months unchanged to points higher;
sales. 900 bags, including January, 6.S0c;
March, 6.40Q6.45c May, 650a6 Coo; July,
665c; August, 6.65@6.70c: September, $3.50
6S0c- Spot Coffee-Rio strong: No. 4,
5-16c invoice; for jobbing. 713-16c; mild
iirm. Sugar-Raw firm; fair refining,
1850; centrifugal. SO test, 4Ac; molasses
sugar. Slice; refined steady; mould "a ~
520c: standard IA 4.75c; confectionery
IA Also; cut loaf. 5.35c; crushed, 5.S5c:
powdered, 5O5c; graduated, 495c; cubes,
510c.
LONDON WOOL SALES-London. Jan.
6.-The arrivals of wool for the first Sc
ries of the wool auction sales amount to
1858 bales, including 81. 900 bales forward
ed direct. The imports during the week
were: New South Wales. 1880 bales:
Queensland. 1,S43 bales; Melbourne, 6,6Si
bales; South Australia, 7,045; West Aus
tralia, 1.94S bales: New Zealand, II ,317
bales: Cape of Good Hope and Natal.
3,042 bales; Marseilles. 1,151 bales; else
where. 426 bales. Cables from Buenos
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-01-07

CHICAGO, Jan. 6.-Liberal receipts, the
export demand and rather easy cables
combined to weaken wheat today, May
closing 1.QSsc lower; provisions unchang-
ed to TIC higher.
May wheat opened at eS7s@69c, shade
over yesterdays close, the steadness.
which was lost almost Immediately, be-
ing accounted for by unseasonably moist
weather in the Middle West and the fact
that Liverpool decline was less than the
loss here yesterday Longs, however.
discouraged by the POOR export business
and the large stocks, particularly in the
Northwest, began selling at the opening
and kept 1t up throughout the sessions,
with their ranks reinforced by most Of
the scalping fraternity. The buying was
nearly all against puts. Dizziness char
acterized the session. May sunk to GSMc,
but near the close advanced on buying
against privileges and closed weak, AQ&sc
under yesterday at 6S1a@6Sssc.
Primary receipts were 512.411 bu, COM
pared with 755,5SS the year before. Min
neapolis and Duluth reported $50 cars,
against 1858 last year and SIS Il year ago.
Receipts here were AZ cars, ten of con-
tract grade Atlantic port clearances
were 2S3,S31 bu wheat; -four 3l,333 bbls.
Corn was easy with wheat, but outside
this influence there was little cause for
depression, and though the tendency was
downward the decline was trivial. Con-
sidering the good roads country offer
ings were small. Selling was scattered.
Receipts here were 446 cars. May ranged
from 1924 @33c, closing shade under, at
Sz%c Stocks here will increase about
1.OO0 O00 bu.
The usual Saturday dizziness existed in
the oat pit. Fluctuations were very mar,
row and If the market can be said To
have had any tendency it was down.
ward in sympathy with wheat, the in
f,uence of which caused bit of liQuida,
ton. Receipts here, 156 cars May rang,
ed from 23Ac to 1880, closing rather easy
&c down at 23alc.
Provisions after period of despon-
dency over receipts Of hogs, which were
somewhat larger than expected, Steadied
later and held to the close. The opening
was at a shade loss and this was follow
ed by some realizing which depressed
the market, which was rather active
throughout, still further. At the decline,
support was received and the early loss
was retrieved. May option closed: Pork.
TIC over at $10.o5; lard SHADE under yes
terday, at $5.921@@5S5; ribs, unchanged,
IS. 72112Q5.75.
Estimates tomorrow: Wheat, 60; corn,
$50; oats, $780, hogs, $4,000 head.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-01-07
WEIRD MALADIEs.
Curious Nomenclature of the Various
Diseases That Afsiict the Body.

Diseases Tint Afhict the Body.
New Orleans Picayune.
II have been looking over one of the
blanks for the regular monthly mortality
report of the board of health" said a cit
iZen who admits that he likes to pry and
prowl and ] was amazed at the weird
diseases which L found enumerated
had no idea that humanity had such
variety of things with eerle names to
select from in the matter of shutting off.
Science has certainly made a great adj
vance in that particular. few years
ago appendicitis was about the only
fancy disease on the market and that
was beyond the reach of people of limited
means 1t was confined entirely to the
aristocracy.
Here are few sample maladies from
the last board Of health catalogue: Haze
metemesis, apthous phlegmasia doleno,
cacheXia, lymphadenoma, colica-picto-
nom, spina-bifidia and mollties- ossium.
I'd like to see the man who would dare to
assert, after reading that little list, that
medicine has been at a standstill during
the last decade. Altogether there are 302
different ways of getting out of the world
set down on the blank. and the chap who
couldn't find something to suit him in
the lot would certainly be ultra-fastidi-
Gus. The document looks at first glance
like the classified advertisement of a big
bargain sale. 1t is a magnificent monu-
ment of pathological perseverance"
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-01-07
FOOD FOR BRAIN WORKERS.
Those Subject to Mental strain
Should Regulate Their Diet.

Sanitary Record.
1t is all right for the man who labors
all day in the open air to eat freely, but
the man of sedentary habits, the BRAIN
worker, must adapt his way OF living I'd
his needs. He must be we'll nourished,
for the brain is Incapable of good worR
unless we'll supplied with pure blood, but
such man cannot possibly furnish vital
force to digest three large meals daily.
If he tries it nature will protest at everys
will be imperfectly performed. The
stomach win neither secrete freely nor
churn the food with cheerful alacrity; the
chyme to pass with grudging reluctance;
the intestinal lacteals are ashamed to alb
serb such miserable pabulum, which
chokes, irritate and congests them, so the
large meal remains in the digestive or
gans to ferment putrefy and steep the
individual in foul gases and depraved Sc
cretions
But the system can furnish enough vital
force to convert small meal into pabu-
lum of high standard, which will be alb
sorbed without difficulty. Three such
small meals are not enough to keep the
individual properly nourished. however;
four to six will be required Each should
consist of but one or at most two articles
of food, the diet to be varied by changes
at meals. The portion of food served
must be small; the patient must stop as
soon as the appetite is satisfied that the
Gus distension is proof positive that the
meals are still too large or too close to-
gether
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-01-07


Call money. New York ............3 5
NEW YORK, Jan. 6.-The stock mar
ket suffered today from a continuation
of the liquidation for Berlin account The
volume Of this selling in New York was
not formidable, but the sentimental eff
feet of it was effective in driving
prices downward throughout the list and
discouraged buying of stocks. The fur
Their sharp decline in interest rates in
Berlin and London precluded the expecta-
ton of money stringency to account of
the selling, and made it appear that it's
motive was political.
The friction between Germany and
Great Britain over the seizure of Ger
man mail steamers was not left alone as
an explanation, the reported movements
of Russian troops towards the frontiers
of Afghanistan arousing the apprehen-
sion Of further embarrassments for Great
Britain.
A leading authority on the sterling ex-
change market recorded his opinion that
as long as the Transvaal war continued
gold would continue to go out from New
York. The Board of Trades returns for
Great Britain's foreign trade for Decem-
Der showing a decrease Of over $23, 600 600
In imports and an increase of $500 900 in
exports, taken in connection with the
heavy selling Of security in New York
for London account, goes to explain Lon
don's continued control over the foreign
exchanges and ability to draw gold at
will. The lightness of the outward move
ment Of cotton from this country also
keeps up the rate of sterling exchange.
While the selling for foreign account as
being executed there was no disposition
to keep prices above the London parity,
and pressure against some leading In
dustrials. especially Sugar. was added.
The cessation Of the London selling
and the appearance of the bank state
ment brought an improvement in senti-
ment Losses were partly recovered, and
the closing was firm on good volume
of business.
The bond market has been less active
than stocks, the level of prices on pres
ent returns offering fewer attractions
than stocks. United States old As, new
as and IS advanced 12 in the bid price.
STOCK QUOTATIONS.
Furnished by Charles H. F. Smith &
Co., members Of the New York Stock ex-
change Pioneer Press building, who have
direct wires to Chicago and New York.
Closing prices are bid:
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-01-07
IN PARKWAY GUAM.
Gov. Leary Writes EntertainsIy of
His Work.


WASHINGTON, Jan. 6-The secretary
OIL the navy has received a most inter
esting report from Capt. Ieary. gov
ernor of Guam, recording his achieve
p1ents in the matter of civi!fzing the ma
tiveS and cleaning up the island The
report begins with the statement that
three of the marine guard, Private Rob-
ert o Rourke, Paul Schomig and William
p. Brown, attached to the Guam bat
talon, have died and been buried with
military honors. Capt. Leary says:
There are other cases of sickness, but
every possible care and attention is given
them, and all precautions are being taken
to improve the sanitary condition of the
station.
after issuing my proclamation, set
ting aside Thanksgiving day." says
Capt. Leary, according to our national
custom, the native priest at Agana in
formed me that he would on that day
celebrate special Thanksgiving service
in which our station band would par
ticipate.
'',The high esteem in which Padre Jose
Palomo. the native priest, Is held by
every one in the island seems to be just-
ly merited by him, as he has on all &C.
casions shown himself to be a man Of
extraordinary moral qualities, and it is
a pleasure to state that In my various
local duties and DEGREES as governor, he
has promptly and theoretically indorsed
the governments action, thereby
strengthening our influence with the peo-
pie for good.
"A report of the medical departments
services among the Inhabitants of Guam
has been submitted by Surgeon Philip
Leech, U. S. NJ, showing the excellent
work that is being accomplished by our
small corps OF medical officers, who have
worked with tircless zeal ard energy,
and are deserving OF the highest praise"
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-01-07

at ss.2oaa.a5. Buckwheat -four steady at
s.. 10G2.25. Wheat-Receipts, *, 900 bu; ex-
ports, a, IA blu; spot market steady; No.
red, Zoe afioat prompt); No. 2 red, 727sc
elevator; options, March, 751ac; May,
q s-16c, closed at i4lkc. Corn-Receipts,
9 ,S57 bu; exports, $3.50 bu; spot steady;
No 2, 401Ac +. O. b., afioat; 39a4c elevator;
options May, $3.50. Oats-Receipts, So, 900
bu; exports, 1895 bu; spot frmer; No. 2,
2Ss4c; No. 3, 2914c; No. white, 31%c; No.
: white, 31Ac: track mixed Western 29G
S0l2c; track white, 3IQ35c; options quiet.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-01-07
DULUTH GRAIN.

DULUTH, Mimi, Jan. 6-The market
opened unchanged at 6734c, sold at G11ac
at 10. at 671ac at LIE, at 6714c at 11:20.. at
67ssc at II: 80 and closed at 6lssc Flax
bulged about &c during the morning.
Cash sales: car No. hard, 65Ac: 6
cars No. northern, 641kc: car No.
northern. sac: 1900 bu No; northern,
bu May flax. $1.51: 10000 bu May flax,
$1.5O Close: Wheat-No. hard. cash.
66asc bid; to arrive. 66ssc bid; No; north
Nav. 673sc; July. 6S3ac bid; No. north
ern. 62ssc; No. spring. $3.50; oats, 221a
@23c; rye, 49c bid. barley. 35@37c; flax,
cash. sl.46: May. $1.50; corn, 29asc biz.
Receipts-Wheat, 24,457 bu: corn, 1892;
oats, 1000; barley. 4.1S2: flax. 697. Ship
ments-Wheat 19, 66S bu.